A STORY OF THE BOMS Z IS,
Haw Jack LoanedlJIm FIT Dollars t Buy
One Hundred Shareg of Sierra Nevada,
ana What Came of It.
The San FranoiBoo Stock Report says :
Here is a bright little oasis in the
desert of selfishness that strelohes its
dreary 'waste over about everything in
these days. It gives ns pleasure to al
lude t it, it is so bright and fresh and
original. In a certain big wholesale
house down in Front street there is a
young man employed, who, by dint of
hard work and rathetr frugal habits, has
managed to save tip soiao $200 from his
meager salary. An acquaintance of his
a man in mining circles said to him
one day, about three months ago,
" Jim, if you want to make something
sorape some money together and buy a
hundred shares of Sierra Nevada ; it will
go up, maybe, one of these days, and
you can get something pretty nice out
of it." The young man smiled at first
he had had points before but the more
he thought of it the more he was taken
. with the idea. He knew his informant
was in a position to know something
about Sierra Nevada and get early in
formation j and as he had never before
advised him to buy stocks it impressed
him more and more strongly that there
was something in it. But he only had
$200, and his informant told him to buy
a hundred shares. The stock was then
pegging along at about $1 a share. To
get a hundred shares he must have $200
more. He brooded over the subject a
few days, . nd then his friend asked,
Have you got that stock yet ?" " No."
Better get it," said the friend, ' you
haven't much time." The young man
went and put up his watch and got an
other $100. Then he sold some other
trinket and raised another $50. Some
thing else went and he had just $395 all
told. He watched the stock list, but
Sierra Nevada hung at $4 with tantaliz
ing persistency. Finally he said to a
fellow-clerk, " Here, Jack, lend me $5
for a couple of weeks ; I'm short."
Jack went down into his pocket and
handed him $5, and then the coveted
$400 was intact. The day he gave the
order to buy Sierra sold at $5, but the
broker told him "All right ; I'll buy it
on the $400 margin and carry it for you."
The stock was bought, and in two days
was selling at 87.50. Then it went to
$10 and $12, and finally the whole street
knew of the new bonanza. At about
$12 and $15 the young men was crazy to
sell, but the original informant would
not let him, or rather begged him to
hold on. There is no use elaborating
the story, the point is not in the rise or
in what he made of it. Sufficient to say
that he finally got $220 for the stock,
and walked off with a check for over
$21,000. He put it in bank, and the
next day walked down to the store
where the young man is employed who
loaned him the $5. "Jack," he said,
" do you know I owe you $5 ?" Jack
looked puzzled for a moment. Yes,
by Jove, I believe you do 1 Gad, I'd
have forgotten all about it if yon hadn't
spoken." Well," said the 'lucky one,
" I've come down to pay it and apologize
for not doing it before. I'vo been sort
of hard preeBed of late. Bnt here it is
with many thanks." And handing the
young man an envelope ho hurried from
the store. Jack was busy at the time,
and, supposing a five-dollar gold note to
be in the envelope, crammed it into his
vest pooket and went on with his work.
He never thought of it again until that
night, disrobing for bod, a corner of the
envelope peeping from his ptcket at
tracted his attention. It occurred to
him what it was and ho opened it, when
to his utter amazement he found a check
for $2,500 with this little note pinned to
it :
" Dear Jack : I return you $5 with
interest to date. Your readiness to
oblige me aided me in buying 100 shares
of Sierra Nevada at $5, and I have just
sold it for $220. The inclosed is the
evidence of my gratitude. Take it and
be happy. Sincerely, ."
This is a pleasant little incident, and
it has the merit of being true. The
young gentleman is well-known in social
circles, and his modesty is the only rea
son why we withhold his name.
Immense Labor Performed by Bees.
Nectar is the term applied by botan
ists to the sweet-tasting fluid which is
secreted within the cups of flowers ; and
the object gained to plants by its pres
ence is that insects, induced to visit
flowers for its sake, are useful to the
plants by effecting a cross fertilization,
an additional amount of vigor being
thus conferred on the seeds which sub
sequently results in contrast with the
evil effects produced by continuous
"breeding in and in." The formation
of nectar is observed to take place moEt
freely in hot weather, and to be prevent
ed by cold or wet. So great economy is
exercised by the plant that it is only
formed at the time when insects' visits
would be beneficial, that is, when the
anthers are ripe and shedding their pol
len, or when the stigma is mature and
ready to receive pollen. By biologists
the visits of bees, butterflies, and other
inseots are believed to have exercised in
past time an important influence in
modifying the size, shape, color, etc., of
flowers. Nectar is of course the source
whence bees derive honey, bnt it also
affords food to many kinds of insects
which do not possess the same habit as
the former of storing it up. Professor
Alexander S. Wilson, of Glasgow, has
recently investigated the amounts of su
gar contained in the nectar of various
flowers, and laid the results of his la
bors before the British association. He
extraoted the nectar with water, and de
termined the sugar before and after in
version by means of Fehling's copper
solution. From his table of analyses,
which for our present purposes it is un
necessary to reproduce here, we select
clover as an example. He found that,
approximately, 100 heads of red clover
yield 0.8 gramme of sugar, or 125 give
1 gramme (16 grains), or 125,000 1 kilo
(2 1-5 lbs.) of sugar ; and as each head
contains about 60 florets (125,000x60),
7,500,000 distinct flower tubes must be
sucked in order to obtain 2 1-5 lbs. of
sugar. Now as honey, roughly, may be
said to oontain 75 per cent, sugar, we
have 1 kilogramme (2 1-5 lbs.) equiva
lent to 5,600,000 flowers in round num
bers, or, say, two and a half millions of
visits for one pound of honey. This
shows what an amazing amount of labor
the bees must perform, for their indus
try would thus appear to be indispensa
ble to their very existenoe. Soientiflo
A merioan.
Where Wit Won.
- " What's the woman charged with ?"
said the court. " She's a dead-beat and
vagrant, your honor," said the officer
who arrested her. Then the woman
spoke np and said: "It I can prove
that I'm all right, will your honor let
me go ?" Of course," said the court.
Then," said the prisoner, " here's the
family Bible, by whioh you'll see I'm
Moll Wright" "Saw my leg off,"
shouted the officer, who saw the point,
" if she hasn't beat the court, too." And
the oourt rubbed ita nose with its fore
finger and gently murmured: "Dis
cbarge the prisoner." Mobile Register.
AN HOUR WITH BIJAH.
The Flae ghlaale Kllxlr-A Lady Who Had
Dreamt.
Bijah is in receipt of letters almost
daily asking him to come to this or that
place and apply the Michigan Pine
Shingle Elixir to boys whose oonstitu
tions are out of order; and this is to give
nouoe w anxious parents, aunts ana
guardians that his engagements here
Erevent his leaving the city. However,
oys can be shipped to him from any
part of the country by express, and they
will be kindly received, the elixir ap
plied with promptness and dispatoh, and
the lads returned home more or less
cured. In obstinate cases, where the
dose may have to be repeated every
twelvo hours, a small sum of money
should be forwarded to pay hotel ex
penses. A woman weighing plump 215 pounds,
and measuring about throe feet across
the shoulders, was the first caller as the
old janitor's parlor was thrown open to
the public Saturday. Her eyes fell
upon the India rubber cat as she entered
the door, and she uttered a scream of
alarm and called out:
-iuuzzie yer nyena call off yer
UUg 1
yve pensive, maaam be pensive;
mis is omy an wjy rubber cat, warrant
ed docile in all climates or money re
funded. Toko a chair, madam take
three of 'em."
" Oh, dear I if it had been a real cat.
and if it had clawed me to death, and if
tne tun was growing above me, and if I
was in heaven, it would have been just
my luck," she sighed as she dropped
down with a weight which made every
thing jar.
" Madam, has the price of 'taters
riz ?" tenderly inquired the old man.
" 'Taters ! 'taters 1" she almost shriek
ed. " If my thoughts didn't soar higher
nor 'taters I'd commit suicide this very
day I"
" Well, madam, I love to soar, and I
love 'taters, but we will drop the sub
ject and turn to your sad case. Has
your husband evinced a disposition to
to that is"
" I never had one," she interrupted.
"You didn't?"
" No, sir. Some of us girls have got
married, and some of us haven't. If I
am single it is not because I have not
had a hundred chances to marry. I am
determined never to marry unless it is
a case of love."
" That's the talk, madam. I always
married for love, and I always shall.
This marrying a woman because she
owns a mule and a recipe for preparing
a cough remedy always results in broken
hearts and blasted Lopes, and I know
it. You remember that painful poem :
"Let dogs delight to bark aud fight,
For 'tis their nature to."
" But I don't want any fight in mine.
When my day's labor is o'er I want to
return to my woodbine cottage on the
brow of a romantic precipice and find
my darling waiting at the"
"Do you believe in dreams?" she
suddenly asked.
" Dreams I Now you've touched a
tender spot. Madam, I expect I've had
more dreams than any other bald-headed
man in the U. S. A."
" Well, I've had dreams," she con
tinued, as she bent her eyes on the car
pot. "I've had such dreams as I never
heard tell of, and, being as a woman
t old me that yon could advise me, I've
called to talk with you."
"Go right ahead on the starboard
tack, madam."
" There's a man there's a man com
ing to our house, sir,"sho said, as she
partly hid her face.
" Oomes to read the gas-meter, I sup
pose? Well, goon."
He comes to see me," she said, giv
ing her head an indignant toss. " I
might as well own up that my face or
form, or conversational powers have at
tracted. Judging from his action, he
seems to love me. "
"Does, eh? Has he ever brough
you peppermint drops? Has he ever
read poetry to you? Have you ever
noticed him gazing at the moon like a
goat looking up at a bunch of grass on
the eaves of a shed ?"
" I am satisfied that he loves me,"
she musingly replied, "and I con
fess" "That you love him ?"
. She blushed.
Wbioh was very, very proper in her.
"Same as ever old, old story and
in the usual way no cards," he sighed,
as he shifted the cat so that her yellow
eyes glared across the room at a jug of
sweet cider just brought in by a farmer.
" After he left me last night I had a
droam," she said. "I dreamed that I
was trying to darn a pair of socks with
a door-key for a needle and some tele
graph wire for yarn. While I was try
ing to mend the holes I heard a horn
blow, and looking out of the window I
saw what I"
" A fish peddler, of courso."
" No, sir 1 I saw a two-horse wugon
loaded with coffins 1 The dream awoke
me, and I found myself sitting up in
bed. It has worried me ever since, and
I want to know if you can interpret it?"
" Madam," began Bijah, as he rose ap
and smoothed down his head, " you have
come to the right man, and at the right
time. I have never bragged around any
on my power to interpret dreams, but
being it's you, I will say that I can
knock the spots off of any other human
being in this town on the dream busi
ness." "And ycu can tell me the significance
of this one ?"
"Humph I Should think I could I In
the first place you dreamed of socks.
That's a sign that the woman next door
is jealous because yon are better looking
than she is, and she's been slandering
you."
"She has I Then I'll pull her peaked
nose !" exclaimed the dreamer.
"Then you dreamed of a door-key.
That's a sign of an accident. Be care
ful, madam, and don't hit the olothes
line in splitting wood, and don't go up
on a ladder over ten or fifteen feet."
"I never, never climb a ladder, sir 1"
"Don't you? So much the better.
But be careful how you go down cellar
during the next few weeks. I alius
back down a pair of stairs. That gives
you a chance to dig in your toe-nails if
you go to fall. Also, don't jump on a
street-car when in motion."
" I never do, sir."
" Thenjyou dreamed of telegraph wire,
madam. That's another bad sign. Don't
you go around the baok-yard bare
footed, or you may cut your heel on an
old bottle and have a fatal case of lock
jaw." " I go barefooted ?" she gasped.
" I hope not, madam, and if you eat
any peanuts for a month to come throw
the shucks away. Even if they don't
hurt you there is only two per cent, of
nourishment in 'em. '
She looked at him in amazement, and
he kindly went on s
" Yon heard a horn blow, and that is
a good sign. I've known women who
had struggled with oold feet for eigh
teen straight years to dream of a horn
blowing and be perfectly cured in five
hours,"
Sir 1"
"That's me, madam, and I rejoioe
from the bottom of my heart at your
good In ok. Then you dreamed of oof
fins. Did you see any figures on 'em ?"
" I don't remember."
" Well, I s'pose the undertaker will
put enough figures on 'em for that mat
ter. To dream of coffins, madam, sig
nifies that you will shortly have an
offer."
"Is that sol" she softly replied,
blushing again.
"It is, madam. Less than a month
ago a woman came to me who had been
dreaming of coffins, and within three
days she had an offer."
"And she accepted him ? "
" It was an offer, madam, to nurse a
woman with the roomytis ; salary $3 per
week and found."
" Mr. Joy," said the gentle dreamer,
as she rose up and made a grab for her
train, " I shan't go out as nurse not
just yet."
"1 wouldn't either. It's a very try
ing position, particularly where the
patient is despondent, and imagines that
you want to murder her.
" Mr. Joy, I am very much obliged."
' 'Tis well 'tis well . Good-day. "
She sailed away, her face as red as a
coal and her nose up, and he Bat down and
muttered to himself :
" She believed every word of it np to
the 'offer,' and just 'cause I wouldn't
lie about it, she goes away, feeling dis
persed and put out. That's the way
with 'em onsartin, onhappy, and on
grateful." Detroit Free Press.
Cincinnati "Breakfast Table" D let.
Now, if anybody can beat that modern
izing any of the old poems, please step
to the front.
The correspondent who writes ou both
sides of the paper is sure of success in
the waste-basket.
Most young men are on the lookout
for good openings, and yet they don't
like for the old man txrshow them the
door.
Yon cannot tell a man who is con
tented in the world merely by looking at
him, The neatest fitting boot often
covers a raging corn.
The melanoholy days are upon us
when every man you meet informs you,
with tears in his eyes, that he has " the
worst cold he ever saw."
It makes a young man feel very much
as if some things in the world were all
vain to sing "Come to my bosom, come
love," under a window, and then happen
to see a sign " To let on the door.
A Western editor steps high under the
motto, "Equal and exaot justice to all
men," but his wife has to saw the wood
an 3 carry the baby the whole round trip
whenever she seeks delusive pleasure at
a picnic, nil the same like any other
woman.
The Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals has a most laudable
object, but if they can succeed in so re
constructing the moral character of the
mule as to make him less careless with
his heels they will confer a lasting favor
on the human family.
A NEW WAT OF STATING AN OLD FACT.
Into thirty diurnal sections of time, is the
month of September divided ;
April, Jane and November likewise, and it has
also been decided
That thirty-one days, and nights as well, some
eight of the others containing,
Leaves twenty-eight days aisd a piece of a night
for the Valentine mouth remaining ;
But when leap-year comes, with a skip and a
jnmp, lest February repine,
He adds on a day to the calendar oount,thus
making it twenty-nine.
Age of Animals.
A bear rarely exceeds twenty years.
A dog lives twenty years; a wolf twen
ty ; a fox four to sixteen years. Lions
are long-lived. One has been known to
live to the age of seventy years. Bab
bits seven. Elephants have been known
to live to the great age of four hundred
years. Alexander the Great, having
conquered Purus, king of India, took a
great elephant, which had fought val
iantly for the king, and named him
Ajax. He dedicated him to the sun,
and let him go, with this inscription :
"Alexander, the son of Jupiter, hath
dedicated Ajax to the sun." The ele
phant was found with this inscription
three hundred and fifty years afterward.
Pigs havo been known to live to the age
of thirty years ; the rhinoceros to
twenty. A horse has been known to
live to the age of sixty-two years, but
averages from twenty to thirty. Camels
sometimes live to the age of one hun
dred. Stags are long-lived. Sheep ex
oeed the age of ten. Cows live about fif
teen years. Cuvier considers it proba
ble that whales sometimes live for a
thousand years. Pelicans are long
lived. A tortoise has been known to
live to the age of one hundred and
seven. Insects, as a general rule, are
short-lived, though there are many ex
ceptions to the rule.
Rules for Spoiling a Child.
1. Begin young by giving him what
ever he cries for.
2. Talk freely before the child about
his smartness as incomparable.
3. Tell him he is too much for you,
that you can do nothing with him.
4. Have divided counsels as between
father and mother.
5. Let him learn to regard his father
as a creature of unlimited power, ca
pricious and tjrjnnicttl ; or a mere
whipping-machine.
6. Lot him learn (from his father's
example) to despise his mother.
7. Do not know or care who his com
panions may be.
8. Let him read whatever he likes.
9. Let the child, whether boy or girl,
rove the streets in the evenings a good
school for both sexes.
10. Devote yourself to making money,
remembering always thSt wealth is a
better legacy for your uhild than princi
ples in the heart and habits in the life ;
and let him have plenty of money to
spend.
11. Be not with him in hours of rec
reation. 12. Strain at a gnat and swallow a
camel ; chastise severely for a foible,
and laugh at a vioe.
Old As the Nation.
Newark, N. J., claims to have a re
markable couple of centenarians. They
are Mr. and Mrs. Wright, aged 106 and
100 years respectively. Mr. Wright
was born in Morris county, N. J., some
time during 1772 or 1773, and remem
bers seeing General Washington riding
out on horseback while the Continental
army was encamped near Pompton.
Notwithstanding his advanced age he is
quite as fall of life as a man of sixty
usually is. But a few weeks ago he
walked from Bloomfield to Pine Brook,
and he walks to church every Sunday,
His senses seem as aoute as ever, and he
relates stories of his life with evident
relish. He is not addicted to the use of
liquor, and says he never smoked but
once. Mr. and Mrs. Wright have been
married for seventy years, and have
several great-great grandchildren.
KILLING A FRTJTT THIEF.
Remit or a Trial far Bhaotln m Alan
Rteallna Peachee.
Referring to the close of theTannehill
murder trial, a letter from Washington,
Pa., says : The facts in the case are
briefly these : On the evening of August
12, 1878, William MoNutt, aged twenty
six, went to the blacksmith shop of
Isaao Patch, in Houstonville, and pro
posed that they should goto Mr. Tanne
hill's peach orchard, about five and a
half miles distant, and get some peach
es. The proposition was agreed to, and
they set out in a one-horse wagon. On
the way they passed the house of Samu
el White, and persuaded Joseph Mo
Nutt, who was working at White's, to
Booompany them. The three arrived at
Tannehill's a little before nine r. u. In
passing the Tannehill house they saw a
window raised and a light burning, and
therefore drove past the orchard, hitch
ed the horse a short distance in the
wood, near the road, and waited nearly
half an hour for tho Tannehills to re
tire. . From the wood they went to the
orchard. They had not boen there more
than a minute, as Joseph McNutt and
Patch testify, before a shot was fired.
None of them knew from what direction
it came. The three jumped over the
fenco and ran laughing up the road.
After they had run a short distance
William McNutt began to stagger and
then fell by the roadside. Patch hur
ried for a neighbor, and in about half
an hour they had brought the wagon
and started home, but William died on
the way. The man that fired the shot
was John Tannehill. In less than five
minutes after the shooting he returned
to the house, and, on being asked if he
had seen any person, said that he had
Been three men in the orohard and had
shot to scare them away. He did not
know that he had shot any one until the
next morning.
The shooting oreated much excite
ment, and there was some talk of lynch
ing Tannehill, who was arrested and
released on bail. At the trial there
was a strong array of counsel on both
sides. The defense showed that Tan
nehill did not see the man ; that he did
not shoot with intent to kill ; that pub
lic sentiment applauds a' man for de
fending his property in this way from
nocturnal thieves and plunderers, and
proved the unexceptionable good char
acter of Tannehill. The prosecution
held that Tannehill carelessly, if not
purposely, shot in the direction of the
thieves, knowing them to be about :
that it was a criminal offense so to do,
and that the law gives no man the right
to defend his property by such violent
means. The jury, after a deliberation
of six hours, rendered a verdict of " man
slaughter." A French metal worker at Paris lately
found that his hair had turned perma
nently green, from some chemical cause
to him unknown.
Though Blinking I.Ike an Aspen Leaf
With the chills and ftrver, the viotim of mala
ria may still recover by using the celebrated
apeoifio, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which
not only breaks up the most aggravated at
acks, bat prevents their recurrence. It is in
finitely preferable to quinine, not only because
it does Che business far more thoroughly, bnt
also on account of its perfect wholesomenesa
and invigorating action upon the entire system.
Testimony is concurrent, positive and ample
showing the deoisive nature of its effects, and
that it is no mere palliative. Physicians con
cede its exoellenoe, and there is a constant in
flux of oommunioations from persons in every
class of society avouching its merits, and bear
ing witness to its superiority over other reme
dies for malarial disease. It is especially popu
lar throughout the Weot, wherever fever and
ague prevails, as it does in many of the fairest
and most fertile portions of that vast region,
Are Fat People Healthy?
Why are fat people always complaining r -asks
some one who entertains the popular though
erroneous notion that health is synonymous
with fat. Fat people complain because they
are diseased. Obesity is an abnormal condition
of the system in which the saccharine and
oleaginous elements of the food are assim
ilated to the partial exclusion of the muscle
forming and brain-produoing elements. In
proof of this, it is only necessary to assert the
well-known faot that excessively fat people are
never strong, and seldom distinguished for
mental power or activity. Besides, they are
the easy prey of aoute and epidemic diseases,
and they are the frequent viotims of gout,
heart disease and apoplexy. Allan's Anti-Fat
is the only known remedy for this disease. It
contains no acid, is absolutely harmless, and is
warranted to remedy the most confirmed case
of obesity or corpulency.
It is astonishing with what rapidity nlceroul
ores and eruptive maladies are cured by
Henry's Carbolio Salve, an external antidote to
unhealthy conditions of the skin, which is pre
ferred by physicians to every other preparation
oontainin g the carbolic element. It is undoubt
edly the finest antiseptio ani purifier extant.
It acts like a charm on purulent eruptions and
has also been successfully used for rheuma
tism and sore throat. All druggists sell it.
Familiarity with the writings of the groa
poets is a necessity to any one who wishes to
appear well in company. For lOo. we will send
a book of 160 selections from the beautiful mel
odies of Moore, the grand poems of Byron, and
the unequaled songs of Burns, and 60 popular
songs. Desmond & Co., 915 Race St., Fhila.
CHEW
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whether arising from teething or other causes.
An old and well-tried remedy. 26 ots. a bottle.
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Hoarseness, and other troubles of the Throat
and Lungs. 25 ots.
The most contemptible fraud that has been
praotioed upon farmers and others in the last
few years is the selling of immense Packs of
worthless horse and cattle powders. There is
only one kind now known in this country that
are unadulterated and those are Sheridan's,-'
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No family in this broad land should under
take to keep house without Johnson. Anodyne
Liniment ; many have tried to but failed. It is
worth more to a family than a whole medicine
ehes.
A thoroughly good Cabinet or Parlor Organ
Is worth two poor ones. Mason A Hamlin make
the best. The prioes are a little higher than
those of poorest organs, but it is muoh cheaper
n the end to obtain the best
If you fail to find Pike's Centennial Bait
Rheum Salve in your city or village, and will
send us the address of your best druggist, we
will put him in a way to supply you.
J. J. Pm A Co., Chelsea, Mats.
To cleanse and whiten the teeth, to sweeten
the breath, nse Brown's Camphorated Sapona
ceous Dentifrice. Twenty-five cents a bottle.
Hon. O. B. Parsons, mayor of Rochester, was
radically cured of Blight's Disease by Craig's
Kidney Cure. Depot 12 University PI., N. X
Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
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Im and Othrs oan purohaae no Rmdy equal to Dr,
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Cholera, Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Croup, Ooli sod Bu
sickness, taken internally (it it perfectly harmless; lee
oath eocoinpanying tech bottle) and externa! 1 tot
Otaronio Rheumatism, Headache, Toothaobe, Sore
Throat, Out, liuraa, Swellings. Bruises. Mosquito
Bites, Old Soros. Pains In Limbs. Back and Cheat. The
VKNKI1AN LINIMENT was introduced in 1MT, end
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stating if it was Ten Dollara a Bottle the would not be
without it. Tuoutjande of Certificate oan be teen at
tbe Depot, peakiosof ita wonderful ourativo proper,
tits, bold by tbe Druggist at 40 eta. Popot 48
MnirajT bt.. New York, i l
The Markets.
bw oa.
BeetOattle. Watlve " 1
Taxes and Cherokee.. fJ6kj.
Mllob. Oow...... a B on 919 vo
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Barley Malt
Oats Mixed Wtatarn......
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Herring, Scaled, per box.
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Sore Nipples,
Curb, Old Sores,
Galls of all kinds.
o"n S'.:1lu,elone,
Swellinn, Tumor.
GarBTCt in Cnwa
CracVed Teats.
Callou., Lame'neai,
Crown scab. Quitter.
Swelled Leo-a. ' ,"
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Weaknesa of the Joint
a wau,
Merchant'. Oarelln.
Liniment of tK
Oil
United Statu
is the standard
family 'tS'J?' J Sm.U i I..;
medium, 50c; small.
.. -vaiica
LmU-jt size,
dum hodoe. geer.