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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-13

Liverpool. Nov l.. 3:i5 >. n-Teef Extra india
dun A. G1s Gl prim" mess duil SIS 81 Pork Prime
mess. Western nn". duh GIs ~ medium dun 80
'1s 81 Hams short 'uf. about II - ~ ~. firm af
as CT Iac CUMBERLAND cut. about ~ ~ %
rs. short rh. about - H. a. b. 81 long s,'lr
mindless about :, n. nrm 80 A-. long and short Glen
uidil"s. about - u. rfiu 81 GI Shoulders Al'
l. Z" j. H. nrn M y 'f"'s' American hn'sf whit"
and ro,f~l a'v 49, ~ fr September Tillw
Fine American. nominal fs'fDu sc,l OIL
hned. easy ~ i9A spirits - fp'nfinr ssadg at Us
Resin Common firm 81 . isi Lard l'im. Western.
spot. nrm ~ =. 81 Wheat 80 . r-l winter nrm
4 SGD. y" rd spring him 80 & III Flour - Inui,
fancy winter hFr. 80 - @ corn Mixed Western. spot
dun 80 = ~ 3D. November nrm g. lO.d. December
irm - A. "',d. January nrW - 4 J,.l Hops 10 Lon
don Pacific 'Ins' nrm - - - ni3 Receipts = wheat
fr Ia" las w".k from Atlantic ports. 1880 urs. from
other ZOO qtfv. receipts American com f,r
the las w"rk S;aD qir-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-13


movement The entire sentiment OF the market WI 81
70 have changed ana on 'elisl a ma, in f,r of
the enc nous 49, anh tho cnn0dence which
strength OF Inc fngsh maIheiS anu w, ny
Gems 10 he increasing mat prices are w ora ,la.
Interior receipts 81 wheat az sLins ~ hHsh nearly
1is.GiE bush OnCluding 'hlcieu '!i'i '.'
winter. against sl3li@ bush ias' year Wlhi 80.
bush against 1GiG1 bush. Seaboard receipts '"-.'''
against 1863. l23 bush. total lis'ol bush nH,'
,,os decrease IN IN. English visible 81 1924 No
hush and late a report that The Prairie Farmc
ed he amount a. wheat fed animals NJ ga
900 600 bush already and i0oo"o0 bush would be fri
caused Temporal. the close finally
oie, ~ about price" eff apparently being mad
close il this figure in chicago as possible Flna'
iah htsul stI,Ns i"'rith I''N-', sott
dav export shipped owners account ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-13

Wheat bush Il ais l,o sscs co 20 90 Dec i3c
Corn. hush. I.Gss"o' 10000 2l2s"" Inc. $4,000
And with the visible compared with last week also
Wheat los i,SS Inc Gsi @. SS
improvement, in the mar e, though yet the improve
mr nas G~. i ii'is IN .,s 1"m , nI;lrs from,
sl' 10 t. SIC 10 v'h Increasing demand and - Pcs
Market quiet. dosing with spot go asked
trade vas fairly active The clos was quir, a, I4c,a
40 for spot and - |onl4 - f. January ana Apr
Of January; i45 81 tons Feornary - -, y tong secA
March, sellers option double. II % Iondon was
fairy active. closing steady al le decn" Arri'"is
He~-York 275 tons. LfAD-Markc dull rather heavy
o sa sssy a. ss Sc spot & E2q pSa T' se
rather heavy closing at s.a2'z@a.a5 on he spot,
MOLASSES AND SYRt'PS The market Throughout is
rs,hr- hanr bu, The passing sales to be at full
prizes a. hodes are not DISPOSED 90 m "a%a N son
Orleans cenfnga orllnary to common ioni5e fair to
5aEs ' pre ' to co aoasc sa arGaaaes r @
e. rs1, hsD 2s S % ", cFaer e
NAVAL sTOREs-stork: Hosin. 2l.a73 hbs; turI.-nne
I2a bbs 90 bbls The market for spiri'e 'ulen
steady and unchanged AT 81 33as - for common TO good
nsly nm as holders be quite conhdcn', OWING
seem the to I~ S So G% " any of enough
% meet current needs ia,l oil Is iairiy ssmye s al
movenen, at steady prices We gu9ie; co'on,erd 2
isaiec. crude 2sa24c; summer yellow primc 2sa2'
sameT yc9 ea fraae 2g2sc igE%eT A %Gs p
&c; linseed OIL American raw. 'Gc American boiled 90
Calcutta raw. so.
OCEAN FREIGHTs- The market for berth freehis con
limited supply 81 room which IL ars'l
"s 70 Livcrpod Ion Gbls lubrica;inr oii ID:
raes ga ?os 70 ,eer rug nd s"'a o boxes S
e l3o nels appie a,o = 60 90" a Sc. hef Is 81 ~,
Antwerp 200 bales cotton 80; TO GasrG% =" head
We quote: Grain to Liverpool noiHlHblN l-'hupl
10 Glars9T I'd oI s!o g. iigli ia; m.n ia
burg 40 pigs: grain To- Cork for orders nomnaiy b ca
ss @s 80 hvsII TER saner Make
for steam onnass Which s s ANA IN % ma
low: british steamer l2,"o as eran. rhndephia 70
l.79a cotton Charleston 30 Liverpool 3is l'reinen
slaves s S@% l'r to Lson So Brig 20 'cn zen
cra New;York to surnam 81 800 ana port chases
scnooner ~ tom; lumber Nova scotia to KinFsi9n
Mis- to ''aibaren. So So river lowase and free light
erase bark 60! tons umer ,Grio"i 10 ..
schooner 5'i tons ferlizcr New-Y9rk 70 saysnnoh 81
water S '" oston &c Srs I tons coal weawken TO
bangor. 81 schooner. "a tons coal Hobokcn salem
,,.on 8 50 and loaded German shs ,se,Tece1 500"
Italian bari! 60 arrive, $500, cases PEI roeim NV,
Y0 to o a ,c n sGSohs ps sS
general csrsS SSS-YGJ to peme,a" lump s =, ha'h
sel srOngs, sale 200 eb' Mes quoted sii@s!tso
MnlR sa@y s't tam aS SO s5, as r. & s5nss g.
packet. s9gslo; extra India mess. si'ase BEEF
ra,1aso SIS bRssEb oGs-Marke miner i1 ' 100
MEATs-picled bellies Marie irmer. closing al GA
d for 10 I'm a. s rsd q 1o 1
losing ' at Sc sales 100 at 5isc Picked
TxLIoWMa59si aT%rr closing a .,ssi4s sTsA
400 ics 5os7 ss.s: city 1.a;.s 3snasd
se option. closed $50 nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-13
i. i. hona aaasc: Raneoon. sl.aaa.c: do in bond

a5c; do in bond. 3aSsc; Rangoon. S'sp"Nc' W. -
sI-Gtf-The market for raw sugar fu,' ,h Isis 81
- wiling 10 business On the u'iS ~
i.s, sales but buyers have apparently s' re are
~ ,.ing 10 their rec, heavy purrnass' ,u
troeo,e Low to ak" hold We quote ~. ,y,r "a
.est .si.c muscoyados, ~ esi ~ ,if vim morning
a ;cc Tn. london market 10 fhi'i' WIN ~. ,.i,
tny IN cane: prices unchanged Java iu ,, ,t,a Xo.
Beet steady. prices luiN .'.,'
NJ higher ana quoted at 80 ''-'i' nv ILL.,, rrT,
harg.d NJ o. Cd For refined a." mhiN%' - 's gr,nn.
~ rices unchanged the basis o. - J.. '.o
,a,l There excellent Gefranh ana ',,S c,,,,es
h,',i 49, h.hind In shipment. about m. ,,N ."
t"V"'1i r n,onpfIv shipped beng No : j. u ana l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-13
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston. Nov. II, mildIing z tGr
low middling. II lc good ordinary. Tile net and
gross RECEIPTS. 2llO bales. exports Great Britain
6te bales to the Continent 900 bales: sales ,5 bales
stock M. igi bales. " '
Norfolk. Nov. I2.-Coton dull: mkidIing BE-. low,
midne. o-lJc; good ordinary 3sc. and gross re-
c"pts Giil bales.
5's bales stock, ~. 100 bales. '
Ne"- orl.ans. Nov. l2-Cot1n steady: good mlddIing
1c. mdiing Nc low mlddling, itc: good ordinary
ic net receipts. 2J3ls bales. gross 20 SOS bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-13
WEST SHORE RI.

Trains West 42d ST. Slatlon New-York, fol-
Lows, and Is inmates earlier from foot Franklin st.:
$500 4. ". Daily. Local to Buffalo
UtIS 4. W. Daily FOL Albany Utica, Syracuse. Roches.
tee. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago: except
Saturday Tor Toronto.
OILS T. NJ. Daily fol- Albany. Montreal Utica. syria.
cuse. Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. De-
ut. Cleveland Chicago and St. Louis
sit5 j.. W. DALI. except Sunday for Utica Syracuse
Rochester and buffalo Carries seepingcar passengers
only.
St5 Il. VI. Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse Roches
ter: Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland
Chicago and 81. Louis
For tickets. time tables parior and sieeping-car
commodatons apply city ofices Brooklyn and NewYork
and at stations Time tables at principal hotels For
other informal ton address
e. u LAMBERT General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt-avs, New.york
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RAILROADS.
de N N S VI Y ANA
RAILROAD.
cTATJONS fo0t of DeSbrOSSeS and COriiandt St-o..

I'm
O. 70 A. NJ FAST LINE.-Pagior Car 10 Pi.tsbury
1870 A. VI. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. -fuln,.
Compartment sle.pins. Lining smoking and obserSs.
a. m. Cincinnati o. 80 d. m and Indianapolis i5 a n
100 90 I?e g. cHiicAGo AND ST LOUIS EMPRESS.
vile and chicago Arrive Cincinnati 1915 a. m. -
CD, d'pi r. H. !" Gs sTTRN Pullman s.0
and DInirg Cara TO Chicago and Cleveland Arrive,
az T. Z Iii slf2 ExP IKE saE
Sleeping and Dining Cars T. Snc.nnu e, Srd st. Iowa
Arrives Cincinnati D. m lndiii"''s ioi' NJ. g.
so sul :. " PAcirIc ExrRiss Pullman Sleeping Ca,
e? T;lIsi I:'; AsHIsGTos ASo TIE SOUTH
Dining Car 3 20 ,co.sresSIona Limited. ali Ps,l,
ara p1ns cSr' 900 p'S % c" 20 eS c5as.s
Limited all Parlor and Dining Cars. 40 DINA;
Gs, eoS M H. 10 plFi aay Express daily s..,
Asheye Tampa hr n and %eT q1ssns Is
Hs"' a' W f,sI'ii for ssfS ann 6' fas ss,
FOR 5FG of PoST e9 s Gar NORFOLK III
Charles Route. S = weekdays ana WITH Througi
SI i1pS4rs pSo e f" TyNE 900 m aar Sleeper.
Tampa jacksonville. Macon and Charleston. so D. n
ro az ATTIC CRY and CAPE MAY. l.oopv
week day, through Buffet Parior Car to Aua,a.
City ,,.,. ,.. ,.....
P,easant $40 l. 81 i2:io $40 $40 ana il5o
week DAYS SUNDAYS. 9:45 a. n. 5:h p. " do "a
stop at A'"uryr ION Ok rTi!lL.p 's sa''''
1910 II 3 81 m i2so iua no. 3 $50 49, 5s 70
go 10 Limited. 10 a. m. . 4 40 C. rs
rie m o m 10 30. 49,; Oh 1873 III and o.
moadvsy Asor Hons ss ana fos' q r ResSesss.
II, oadway and Brooklyn Annex station. 10, ?, Ful,a
Tcansf.r Company viii cal. and eek baggage for
hotels and L,sidrnces through 10 oeS'''1'''R woo,
y Hop a"r Manner General Ps.s'r AgS,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-13

'Also On III" Germarc to Liverpool. 100 carcasses Of
liEENES- Receipts Tor DAYS. 21 cars or $50 head
~ consigned direct - for th. market
or which - sale Jersey ne
let opened at fully sustained prices common and
medium Steers and steady for stun good cattle
We" rated min weak. hnd lat" .y!ccs from 'hcag"
caused rather cull feeling although about
"aS closed OFT before u M. Exporter bought barely
single carload
NJ Texans IN the wards. Ordinary % good
nat!v~ sod - aoHSJ ~ 100 H. rather
ch"i'" Virginia do ~ - ~. and sta6s ~ N,G
- 90 bulls 81 - sass 10 old 81 2jHS2 -. and
by tnc head Sim>l3 each. also Few hcfeis s..n
~ 40 Citydressed beef sides IN far demand ca.a
DC Der NJ. Toiays cable adNices quote refrigerated
beef nrm"r AT q .u3ac per H. and American v" cattle
:. ling A. ".gili,c. estimated dressed weight. The
laurie WIZ sail Tomorrow and vii, carry about 800
cattle. 90 sheep and : 40 quarters 81 beef 900
Snlos-Shernar q culver: II Virginia steers, 1851 III
average. a per H.. do i22o ~ q - -:
Ohio do. 1915 ~, 4 ~ 30 do 0i2 II. at - % ~
state do. 1898 ~ 81 ~: ~ Illinois do. l23 H.
81; 10 do. n. 81. III do 1910 10. a. - ~: II
DO 2i1 No. ~ 90 20 do. liI2 H. at 81 -. h.fers.
900 No. 81 40 d. 1850 n. AT 81 oxen 1870 N. AZ
81 10. d., 1852 n. AT 50 ~,
u. Mcpherson & Co: Virginia steers 1887 u NJ
s. 30 Is do 1874 10 at s. 10 do i:i N NJ 81 80. II
do 1861 ~ At 81 81. do li!G r. 20 u ~. Wes. "
GINA do 1870 H. 81 So =: 10, 1927 TO- al 81 10 IL do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-13

ports coastwise. 1890 bales;
3i7. 1853 bales.
savannah. Nov. 12.-Cotton
middling. 4ssc: good ordinary
ceIpts. 1916 bales; exports 10
coastwise. 2.741 bales; sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-13
E RE lin E. S .

Through trains fcr Chicago ana the VS., .e4'e Nss.
York II Chamherss;.. daily. as follows anu wv
minutes earlit- from West 2?dsr. v,.,.
H. \. Nv rstlt..ea LAt4tsS Tor Na|ef, 80.
"'A" hamton E.mlra. buiaO. Bradior anu S-~
PaTloI Buffalo ..c..
D.nA 4. M.-Nestllule Limited Solid tam lo' 81
Jaw cage. Via ChautaUqga Lake. Seepefs 70 ="
cago, Cleveland and Cincinnati llnut a..
$50 ce MS9 a 9 fain to Sn SAS ssSyo Wa
S45 Mva ShSnsgga s,s lex an 10 Pso ca,
ard Cincinnati Dining .,,,.y
I OCAL IIML TABLE. TICkEtS AND - L"-.s-'';ii
IL accommodations at 26l 2,3. iOl ann -. - AiN -
East l25th-st Chambers ana Wes I'D 81. Ss.glss -
York; Fulton st. BROOKLYN. 1oO Hudson st hor, -;
and Jersey City Erie Transfer Company lAn, ~
checks baggage from notels and residences % o
nation
a ENTERTAINMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS tUn
n THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE WILL b.. W
CEIvFD AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE. n. ! az rVyra.
way ~ door north 4 Thirty -nrst-st. and Ab'4asa
EASEMENTS at the following Branch oile s.tsys:
fighfh-aVe. corner Twenty thfdst, ~ -iNp-"-I
~ Focrthave. Fourteenthst. $50 TINT iaSe -,
Third-ave.. Forty seven't-st. OPS
Sixiy-nrstsi.: Les First-aye. lo6 West Fn''}
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/ 1000 bales; STOCK

dull: middIing. 4%c; low
4 81 Ice: net and gross re-
The Continent. 6.7O2 bales;
200 bales; stock. lo4' ioi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-13
CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW.JERSEI
tAuthraclte Goa! used exclGsYe!yJ
-Four tracks. Automatic B!OcN Signals.
IA If Lin.


-Four r1 ,:ss . Aa'S- to3t Ell 81 ss.
. sS' h e. S'iO DiH i5 To asoa o 10 "a
d s@s $50 I'i5 NJ s. l:oo s$o 800 H.
ES' y 90 30 p NJ saSasy "%' $40
For nsadns al 10. SO 500 siC 30 PoG iis ,,
sundays. $50 A. Al. 90 -" ''o u" r N. ien
E. $s,';S$'f -, is:ls sisit saadaS iS Is
ESF s';s'Ii ND iao 7s o'T Sa'ay' rsA&
Long n 80 ard p3n; ;:o's sS r
G !: 10 Red ed, nsnk5 eS aasss ss,p' Os.ss
Grove ard A''u'y FOX FOX L AK 4omoD '"' p N
e sa s1 ~ aomi s'vs5 ssf'' Park and ''''
49, s Sc 'iS r. s,2'Ffn' 37' Hs rs
70 rn', ROYAL I eLuE LINE Ne, WASHING
e. 5 b5'a$. 5S s NJ u IS s. i
pss s spns9 DIN. goo Gsl g. iss as sao
aoTs aTf Ts as GO S s asy a ao e
H. IL: 90 300 Ss goo S di%@s cs 81 :i5 asst
.5' ''f s,i. All i4e ,s2a Broadway 27 81 E
c 1Gs S ~ ~ fSs' YER co 5 s., Fain
T6,s o residence esaasy to va de. nm anu
DHL: LACKAWANHA AID I'D, w VI a4s,y r. .ns
station An GGs sMh ssrs$.. I' n|,r "rs
,Esr'"T UUXeni lsAiii H,rfL,
Dirse, route 70 NEwARK bLGoSs i GSN4s sl,s !;
F Fns G %sassa or FS1
P 9R 9SSsr H EsHfGss aoA
Wssins Pk1FsF PIia5 H@SHH M scRay
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Rt tMT@1 o& ENTHUSIASTICALLY &7 Ss
WfcHH D srhIN oWEG GSF'A &MRt coRxs
nATlI bH&syvEhtEE y NpF si T4w 1s a" '''a
7so ~ksy H8EiHHMAhMTTTo IN MAIL stops principal
900 s'as'nMs -puErALo: scRANz9N. RIN,GM4sssroyi
os%Sq S %f:ss5 IA . 81, s.
100 p :H fe @AsscRAN ST6N BlNGHAMToN nua ELxRA
900 Ef p pTw1iI ILKEsbARRE and prx
S orrf EXrh,s pa RqiI%H Hel pa5ia e'r ea Express
10Y for s;c1RXTTi'3SN BiNGHAMToX. FI,ERA Bcr:
BHr r I.i6 rain for ch'earo arriving at 9a' NJ
'0c ro 8 N UTIc c'S s4hAcfsE ana 6s~EGo EXFREss
,ricKRTs AYp PgLLMAN Ac,pMMon3 rloy So, =;
- aSG s2 Iosasay i::.ssi q, c. ,g,3,
Brooklyn. Time tables giving full inf.rmaiioa. at al
check tarsass rom hoi-l or ,s.ldeHce " es,aa,oa
BALTIMORE AND ONO II. r..
""'''"s:e. Sa: M Xii aia: F%c""'
Leav. Ne.-York foot Of IbelX ST. a,y Ie sra, ~,
sssq 50 3 !" e". e., F;ss s SQfs
p n ex sum 500 n 900 p m m, n'n1s c1''' i-'
FOR NORFOLK RAY Line. 30 p NJ * SGldsy.
For NEW orr Fans VIA Roar .k'. y .'i a. Ma
nnr-a ,h-aucf Pullman Steering cor go" o. - ANY.
Ticke, orcca. ITO ccl as l.o Ed~ay o wv, ~,
i,r-on ST. BROOKLYN station foot ~ liberty 81 Z T. y
Of v J A.-~,..
20 destination.
E RlE lin E. S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-13
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
NEEKLY REcrlpn.s

Ncw- York. Npv"mh"- io. 1s9
B""res. ''pWs'nifrs. Sheep Hogs
Jersey 'iy ............ =" .... 22' li.7>i lSU22
Fortie'h-st .....:.:.... .... .... 49,. . Il ~;
l. l. 4 " q J. IL Il 32f1 ~
Weehawken and scattering J. l65 $500 40
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-03-17
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in 5Oc and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being we'll informed, YOU will not
accept any substitute If offered.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-03-17

PIG DRIvINa.-At Leeds, England, a
short time back, there was about as
queer contest, should think, as
could well be imagined. 1t arose out
of two rather 'up-to-anything' young
gentlemen witnessing one day the eff
forts of man to drive pig along n
side street. Arguments arising as to
the best method of dealing with these
refractory animals, bet was made as
to which would in the shortest time
drive three pigs from central point in
the town to public house on the
outskirts. The day having arrived,
the two contestantsNthep pigs being
provided by a well-known butcher in
the town-proceeded to try their hands
in pig-driving, each being armed with
Il short stick, and accompanied by q
friend to see fair play. The contest
resulted in draw, the police promptly
interfering with one Of the contestants
on the score Of his creating an obstruc-
ton and barring his progress. The
other competitor arrived at his dcSti-
nation late at night; but as inc had but
one pig with him-the others having
disappeared somehow on the road-he
was held not to have fulfilled the con-
ditions necessary for him to gain the
prize.-t'arner and Stock Breeder.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-03-17

A citizen Of South Bend Wash.
has u humpback whale on his hands
which is proving worse incum-
brance than the traditional elephant,
not alone to himself, but to the
whole community The whale be-
came stranded at the mouth OF tho
river and the cnterprising citizen
bought it from the fisherman who
captured it and made some money by
placing it on exhibition But the
whale died and after a whilo it be-
came very dead and the owner can't
dispose of it. He tried, as last re-
sort to burn it and spent his profits
on wood and kerosene. but the whale
won't burn. The town is pervaded
by an extremely ancient, fshlike
smell, and the citizens are urgent in
their demands that the owner Of the
whale shall remove his property in
some expeditions way.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-03-17
Profit In Poultry.

Poultry keeping when the business
is properly conducted with an eye
mainly to egg production, is extremely
profitable, says an exchange. Expert
ments in feeding and in computing the
value OF eggs show that il no estimate
is made for labor one dozen eggs can
be produced at a cost of about q cents
for food, or about Il cent an egg. II
all the food consumed by the fowls
went directly to egg production, the
profit would always be good, but much
depends upon whether the hens con-
vert this food into eggs, flesh or the
support of their bodies. Another fact
which should also be considered is that
when eggs are marketed they carry
from the farm but little of the nptri-
tious element of the soil in proportion
to their value.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-03-17
500 Reward sIOo.

The readers Of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is ut least one dreaded disease
stages, and that Is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being n con-
stitutlonal disease, requires constitutional
treatment Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken in
crnally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system, thereby de-
stroyng the foundation Of the disease, and
giving the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in doing its
work. The proprletars have so much faith
In its curative powers, that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any casc that 1t fails TO
cure. Send for list Of testimonials.
Address, +. ]. CHENEY ~ Co, Toledo, O..
IL" Sold by Druggists, zoe.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-03-17

SUBMARINE TEIEPHoNEs---The tele.
phone is now used by deep water div
ers. A receiver and transmitter COM
bined is affixed to the inside of the he'll
met near the divers ear. BY slight
turn of his head he can speak into the
phone, and he can hear readily from
1T at all times. It's value in deep sea
work for reporting progress or receiv-
ing instructions is clear. Formerly the
only communication was by system
of pulls ut cord.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-03-17
Imposed on Him.

Farmer Oatcahe-If you will saw
this wood, | will give you good
breakfast
Indolent Ivers-Can't saw straight.
Farmer Oatcake-Therc was tramp
here this morning who got nice,
warm meal for saving that pile ont,
there,
Indolent Ivers-Sir, you've been inn
posed upon; he was no tramp!
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-03-17

FLAVOR OF EGGs.-You can not feed
fowls upon refuse and offal and keep
them healthy, nor have good eggs.
The flavor of eggs and their color de-
pend very much upon the kind of food
given. When hens are fed largely on
milk the yolk is lighter in color and
the white has milky look, while the
whole egg is watery and less firm in
texture than those laid by grain fed
hens. From this it must not be argued
that milk is not good food for laying
hens, but that they must not be given
buyer will not know this when the
purchase is made, but if you are trying
to build up private trade you will
find that you must give attention to
the appearance and quality of tho
inside of the egg as well as to the
she'll Elk.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-03-17

IN-BREEDING CoLoR.-Look at the
noble animal, the Cleveland Bay. He
has been produced by judicious, not
promiscuous, in-breeding; he is always
bay, and has been bred with that aim
in view, yet not alone for that, but
also some other of the features. This
is, however, what every breeder of the
Cleveland Bay rcckons on as being
one among the most important points.
Look, also, at the Angus and Galloway
cattle; they must be black. But their
color comes second to something
which, to the original breeder of these
grand animals, was of more moment.
DO you conjecture as to what the first
may be? am sure tbs fact known to all
that, first, the horns must go; next, II
you please, color must come. So far
as color goes, / repeat, we may in
breed until time is no more. I. j. Tur-
ner.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-03-17
The Famous EIatbead valley

Investors and home seekers should inyesti-
gate the chances for making homes and
money In Western Montana, with its fertile
farming land surrounded and interaced with
fine forests, large rivers and lakes, and mines,
OF precious metals, Iron and coal. Splendid
climate and scenery. No billiards. and cy-
clones kalispell Is county scat and head
quarters Of Great Northern Railway; has
1890 people. waite? works, electric lights.
mills, etc, For printed matter and other in
formation address, &. +. Conrad, Kalispell,
Mont
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-03-17

New York Ledger: A clergyman in
Scotland desired his hearers never to
call one another liars, but when any
one said the thing that was not true
they ought to whistle. One Sunday he
preached sermon on the miracle of
the loaves and the fishes, and, being at
a loss how to explain it, he said the
loaves were not like those nowadays;
they were as big as some of the hills
in Scotland! He had scarcely pro-
nounced the words when he heard a
loud whistle.
who is that" says he, ''ca's me a
liar?'
ut is I, Willy Mcdonald, the
baker"
''Well, Willy, what objection have
We to what ha' told you?"
None" said he; only l want to
know what sort o. ovens they had to
bake these loaves in"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-03-17
Conformation.

MIS-. Smith-Mrs. Brown has had
such an experience! Arrested for shop
lifting. All mistake, of course!
Mrs. Jones-i suppose she must have
been very much annoyed?
Mrs. Smith-Not at all The papers
all SAID she was ''of prepossessing APP
pearance.