Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 3 August 1889 — Page 4

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The Chief Reman for the great suocoss of Hood's Sarsaparllla Is found In the article Itself. It is merit tliat wins, and th« fact that Hood's Sarsaparllla actually accomplishes what is claimed for It, Is what has given to tills medicine a popularity and sale greater than that of any other garsapai. %«/•„_ rllla or blood purllYierit

Wins

tier before the public.

Hood's Sarsaparllla cures Scrofula, Salt Rheum and all Humors, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Biliousness, overcomes That Tired Feeling, creates an Appetite, strengthens the Nerves, bnllds up the Whole System.

Hood's Saraaparilla Is sold by all druggists. 81 six for W. Prepared by C. Hood

Co., Apothecaries, Lowell,

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The greatest place in I ndianapons to do your shopping. Our line of

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Is not to be beaten anywhere. While visiting here don't fail to see our line of new

MILLINERY

For Easter. Big cuts in

KID GLOVES,

Hosier)', Underwear,

Etc., Etc. See our new

LACE CURTAIN,'

At 60c per pair. For the next two weeks we will make big cuts in| prices on all of our

As it is getting late in the season and we don't want to carry any over. Do not fail to visit the

Philadelphia Store,

C» mill 8,

Wa*hiiigton-st.,

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.

GROCERIES.

We Never Get Left.

Our gnods an* all in —remember this. \\'i ors on high priws.

lOUlIljT* PRODUCE

and get the top prices, or receive goods instead Remember the location,

J. Brown,

"In Miller Block. Washington

BttrnhilH Cinntaltmd

Funeral Directors.

Having purchased tho nuderiakinK outfit of Doherty .t Son, we arc prepared to iitteud all calls 111 our line it that may be desired.

Corner Washington and Pike streets, opposite the Catholic church.

NIGHT CALLS TliOMl'l'LY ANSWERED

1. llunililll. \v Cumberland.

Don't Forget the Green Ticket. Attend Eph Joel's Green Ticket Sale. You will find'all wool suits with green tickets on selling at1 a:f-prlce. This tale will run for the next week,

Con Conninthtm ia sell 11 cV9rccata at a discount. JX

LOCALJNEWS.

The Commissioners meet Monday. Terre Haute has one more oil well. Don't forget the horse Bhow next Saturday. Fishing is said to be good now in Sugar creek.

C. W. Eltzroth is in the uortbern part of the State. Mrs. Harley Ornbauin is at the Battle Ground.

The Chapman barber shop has not been reopened. Co. I) will make a drill on the streets nex Saturday.

Crawfordsville has an even dozen patent mediciue firms. Mrs. Lizzie Myers, of Mackinaw, 111., is visiting iu the city.

Mrs. T. H. B. McCain and son Fred are visiting iu Cincinnati Do couuty officials buy the delinquent tax list la.every county?

The drum corps will give oue of the famous drills next Saturday. The Coviugton ball club will play the Reds iu this city next week.

The wheat is averaging better this year than for several seasons past, The Waynetown normal is progressing finely with a good attendance.

Warner Wilhlte has arrived in Washington City and has gone to work. The damage was great by the work of the storm to Cox's green house,

Perry Martin who has been sick is able to be

on auty at the lire department Has anyone discovered where that $450 went to? Referred to Michael Price.

Lake, the pedestrian, begins a 500 mile walk at Frankfort ou Wednesday next. The collego janitor has ordered all ball playiug stopped 011 the college grounds.

There is to be a wedding on the Terre Haute fair grounds during the fair this year. Mrs. Fannie Rose, of Wabash, is visiting her father, Jacob Mclntyne, on Black Creek.

A youug son of Demas Gilbert waB run over by a log wa gon^Miiud a and ^paiufully injur-

There will be more fine horses here uext Saturday than were ever seen at oue time in the State.

Must our school fund suffer for the gain of oflicials or will some one of the trusted come up short of funds.

Otto Schleuuner's new building on corner of Greeu aud Market streets is a big improvement to that part of the city.

A military company, to be drilled by (..en. Wallace, is to be formed from a number of tl.e members belongiug ts the Y. M. C. A.

Albert Miller and Mort Insley are advertising the horse {air in every part of the county by posiing up the large bills for the occasion.

Ed. Reynolds has secured the necessary low rate to Chicago and the fanner can now get as high price for h«s grain as be can anywhere.

Music Hall has been greatly improved the last few weeks. The front curtain bas been repainted and will now be drawn up from the top.

Our merchants show much enterprise in the valuable premiums offered for next Saturday. Don't fail to be here and bring yourhors.es with you.

The graduating exercises of the' schools of Wayne township will occur in the Baptist church, at Wayuetowu, to-night. There are ten graduates

Some of the Waynetown and Alamo peoplo are at a loss to Know wheunri' they did right or wrong iu voting against the purchase of

the toll roads. There will be a basket meeting in Red Snyder's grave, Sunday. Rev. Nye and Rev. Switzer will be present and address the people. Everyoue is invited to attend.

To 111 Perkins, a Vandalia conductor, who lives in this city, severely sprained his ankle and brnkeone of the small bones in his foot in Jumping from a train at Sand creek„Monday. He will be laid up for several week

Tuesday was the ftSth birthday of Ralph Yaucleave, of Elindale, and many of his friends prepared a big diuDer for him. They were threshing their wheat and the men who run the machinery took possession aud made the day doubly pleasant.

Attorney-general Micheuer has opined that mayors of cities organized under the general

law

and lirst-class an.- also "knocklJrm:c us vour

may act in the capacity of justices iu proceeding to commit persons to the insane asylums. The opinion was requested by Supt. Wright or the central hospital.

The infant son of Louis Mossier died Suudayf July 28, aud the remains were takeu to Louisville Monday, by Mr. Mossler's father where they were laid to rest in the Ada Israel cemetery. The babe was born early Sunday morning and the bereaved parents have the sympathy of a large circle of friends in this their first sad bereavement.

THE CRAW FORDS VIL LE WEKKLV REVIEW

A NOT HICK SlIIClDK.

Ilobeit ruin T»ke* His 1,1 fn by Ilaiimliif A number of suicides have been committed in this county during the past six months, two of which occurred last spring, and we now

It is quite probable that Mr. Craig had self destruction in view for some time before committing the act. In examining his clothing,

iu the leaves of a bank book found iu a coat

pocket, was a note which read as follows: July 30,1889. "My conscience is clear. 1 choose death rather than life under the existing circumstances. I never knowingly or intentionally wronged man, woman or child. Although I have sinned mountain high, yet I believe God will take care

Pear children, forgive me a

for ftCt fQr (}o(

|jnoWg that 1 love you. I

forgive everybody aud wish them well." R. A. CRAIO. Mr. Craig was something over 60 years old, and had resided in this county most of his life, mostly in Franklin township, removing to this city near two years ago to rest the remainder of his days and enjoy the well-earned competence of a lire of industry. He it thought to have inherited some traits of insanity, as some ten years ago he wns observed for a short time to be somewhat demented. Some seven years ago a son of his committed suicide at the home iu Franklin township by shooting himself. Of tho family, a wife and six children survive, most of whom reside in this county. His funeral took place on Thursday.

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The Premium*,

The B. M. A. is using every effort to make the coming horse fair a success, and offers to those entering horses for cpiupetltlon the following list of premiums: /-^Vr

HEAVY DRAFT IMPORTED GELDING OR MARE. 1st, cuttiug box by Zack Mahorney & SODB, value $10 2nd, barrel of Hour, Diamond mills, value $7.

HEAVY DP-AFT GRADE GEI-DINO OR MARE. 1st, overcoat by Eph Joe1, value $12 2nd, 200 lbs barbed wire, by Indiana wire fence Co., value $9 3rd, barrel of flour, A. E. Reynolds, value $7 4th, pair of shoes, Kelley & Sommerville, value $4.

GENERAL PUHPOSE GELDING OR MARE. 1st, fine gold filled hunting case watch, Rost & Otto, value $25 2nd, suit of clothes, Mosslers, value $13.75 3rd, marble top table, Barnhill, Hornaday & Pickett, value $10 4th, fine meerschaum pipe, J. R. Bonnell, value 56.

LIGHT HARNESS GELDING OR MARE. 1st, fine set single harness, A. S. Miller, value $20 2nd, half dozen fine shirts and one suit underwear, Jake Joel, value $10 3rd, one gallon fine 1871 whisky for medicinal purposes, A. Muhleisen, valne $10 4th, oue meal ticket, T0111 Nolan, value $5.25.

BEST MATCHED TEAM, HORSES OR MARES.

1st, fine gold headed silk umbrella, L. Bischof, value $10 2nd, one fine trunk, Con Cunningham, value $10.

MOST PERFECT GELDING OR MARL.

1st, a policy ot insurance Indiana Live Stock Insurance Co., Tor half the valne of the animal 2nd, fine linen table cloth and dozen napkins, IX W. Rountree, value $10 3rd, pair shoes, 0. B. Arms, value $1.

,® Hold Over Clerk*.

Some good stories are croppiug out about the frantic efforts of the Republican clerks in the departments who served through the Cleveland administration to curry favor with the new powers, Bays a Washington special. The man Baxter, who was caught with letters on file reccouynending him as both a good democrat ami a staunch republican, and who had his salary reduced $1,000 a year, has not had the manliness to resign. He holds to his little job amid the derision of all hiR fellows. Now another pension office clerk is in a similar predicament Anxious to win favor with Com uussioner Tanner, he wrote a letter to the coin ini3sioner claiming to be a good republican and inclosing a recipt for his contribution ot $10 to last rail's campaign fund. The check-

was

The Disciples of Christ will hold a mass meeting in Frazier's grove, south of Hillsboro, Iud., commencing Friday, August 16th, and lasting over two Sundays. A tabernacle 56 by 75 feet is being erected for the occasion. Eld. J. F. Roe. of Cincinnati, Ohio, Eld. J. W. Perkins, of Indianapolis, Iudiana, Eld. A. Elmore, of Frankfort, Ind., and other leading preachers will be present to preach to the people. The disciples of Fountain and adjoining counties, with their friends are iuvited.

The republican members of congress from the south are very much out with the administration aud threaten to make one of their number speaker of the house. Judge Houk, of Tennessee, is an old and experienced member of the house and he may become a formidable candidate for speaker. His friends say the administration has treated hiin worse than it could have done bad he been a democrat, aud that lie Intends asserting himself by becoming a candidate for speaker. If Houk, Taylor, Ewart, Brower, Cheatham, Coleman and four or five oth rs from the southern or border States join bauds and stand together they can master the situation and orgauize tho house. It is a prize worth fighting for and Messrs. Reed, Mc-

Kinley, Burrows, Cauuon and Henderson may find all their hopes and calculations blasted by these men whom the president bas treated with so much disdain. An independent revolt against Harrison and a staud for the speakership would set the whole republican party by the ears.

signed "W. H. Barnuin." When Tanner saw this he sent for the man and asked for an explanation. The explanation was that while he had contributed $10 to the republican fund his wife, who was a devoted admirer of Mrs Cleveland, had sent a like sum to the demo cratic committee. By mistake he had enclosed the wrong receipt. The poor fellow plead ed hard for mercy, and is still hard at work in the pension office. It is Baid that this method of catching the coon a comin or agwine was worked by many anxious government employes last fall. A small contribution to both campaign funds, with a receipt from each, armed them with an argument for retention, no matter how the election resulted.

County and "DlHtriirt 'Fair*.

Boone—Lebanon, Aug. 19 to 23, E. G. Darnall, secretary. '4^ Clinton—Frankfort, Aug. 26 to 30, Joseph Heavilon, secretary.

Montgomery—Crawfordsville. Sept. to 13, F. L. Snyder, secretary. Parke—Rockville, Aug. in to 24, W. H. EUton, secretary.

Sullivan—Sullivan, Sept. 0 to 11, J.M.Lang, secretary. w' Tippecanoe—Lafayette, Sept. 2 to 6, Mortimer Levering, secretary.

Tipton—Tipton, Aug. 13 to 17, E. B. Martindale, secretary. Vermillion—Eugene, Sept.' 2 to «, J. S. Groendyke, secretary.

Vigo—Terre Haute, Aug. 26 to 30, Charles C. Oakey, secretary.

The eleventh annual exhibition of the New Ross Agricultural Association will be given on

the

grounds near New Ross on AuguBt 12 to 16, inclusive.

Starving IIIIIH'IH Miners.

CHICAGO, .July 81.—Congressmen Lawler and other members of the business men's relief committee left this niurtiiiig with additional supplies for the half-starved, locked-out coal miners at Streator, 111. A reporter talked with

chronicle the third, Robert Craig having killed Geerahty, whose business in Streator has himself last Tuesday about 11 a 111, by hanging, in the stable attached to his properly 011 west Main-st. At noon his wife went to the stable to call liiin to dinner, when looking up in the loft she saw his body suspended by a cotton rope, which ho had tied to two rafters. He had fixed a noose ill the rope and fittiug it to his neck jumped from an upright beam near by toward the lloor. His feet were not over afoot from the ground, and how long ho bad been hanging is not known, but about an hour, It is thought. The cause of suicide in all cases is generally a matter of surmise unless the victim leaves word behind. Mr. Craig was a quiet, honest, pleasant old gentleman, and had no enmity toward anyone, was not involved financially to aniouut to anything. He was the owner of a valuable farm in Franklin township, the large, commodious residence on west Main-st. where he resided, was possessed of other property and was worth $40,000 or more, with no incumbrances worth mentioning.

be-11 w» ilniirh ruined by the miners' troubles. Mr. (jeerahty has been in Milwaukee for some days soliciting relief. MVe have two car loads of provisions to distribute to-day," said Mr. Geerahty, "but what will that amount to when divided among 8,000 starving miners, the majority of whom are married men with families? It will scarcely last two days for the poor fellows. The condition of the men is almost indescribable. I can truthfully say that many people are actually starving. The babies and children cry for bread and wallow in the muddy streets, but their mothers have become callous to their cries and do not mind. They say but little and complaints are infrequent. They just keep silent in their misery. A few are very proud and affect to bo light hearted when they have not a thing to eat iu the house. I tell you it is horrible, and no one can realize the awful sufferings until he gets right into the midst of the misery. Business has gone to smash and stagnation rules everywhere."

will Defy Mm Law.

CHICAGO, July 80.—A local paper says:

Me89r8 E

|kins

an(1

widener of Philadelphia,

who arrived in this city yesterday afternoon, told, for the first time, of a syndicate having been formed some time ago which has secured the gas rights in Indiana of between fifty and sixty thousand acres, and will pipe the gas to Chicago. When asked atmut the Indiana Inw, which prohibits any gas being run out of the state, Mr. Elkins said: "Oh we're going to have that declared unconstitutional. The lower courts have already decided in our favor. There is 110 question but that the supreme court will too. The idea of telling a man he dare not sell the product of his land to whom he chooses. Why, vou might as well paps laws to prohibit shipping coal or wheat out of the stat*. Such a law as rhat can never stand.1

Monon Route Excursion to Michigan City. Do not forget the excursion to Michigan City over the L. N. A. ,fc C. R'y, Thursday, August

Fare from Crawrordsville, .$1.90 for round trip including a visit to the penitentiary. Train leaves Crawfordsville at 7:01 a. 111. arriving at Michigan City at noon. Among the attractions will be the Hoosier slide, boat riding ou Lake Michigan, fishing and bathing. Enjoy a day of recreation by taking in this excursion.®®."

Ward Lee has moved to Greencastle.

MiSB Grace White is visiting in Lafayette.

Mrs. Sallie Mann died Wednesday of dropsy. Ryan, the hatter, of Indianapolis, has failed

Miss Anna White is visiting in New Rich, mond.

The Tremont hotel, at Covington is advertised for sale. Otto Gresham, of Indianapalis, was in the city, Thursday.

Miss Madge Johuson was at Lake Maxin kuckee Tuesday.

Siinou Armautmut, of Waynebiwn, was in the city Thursday.

Lay aside your work and come to Craw fordsville next Saturday. The Music Hall orchestra will cauip at Lake Maxinkeckee next week.

Gen. Wallace has $7,500 worth of stock in the Indianapolis National Bank. Mrs. Uundy James, of Lafayette, was the guest of Mrs. J. R. Bonnell, Thursday.

Frank Suyder has sold his west Main-st. residence to a gentleman named Ferguson.

Mike Zellar has sold his ice establishments to Win. Martin & Son, the opposition firm.

Mrs. Judge Davidson is visiting her mother, Mrs. Tice, of Covington, who is very ill. Our handsome foreman, Will Henkle, in tends to walk home from the Lake Sunday,

The many friends of Mrs. Dr. Montague will be glad to learn that she is improving rapidly, Frank Royalty was fined $5 and costs by Jus tice Ramsey for disturbing a religious meeting.

George Chester intends to open a news and cigar stand in the room next to his shop on Main street.

John Conners has gone to Indianapolis where he has accepted a position with the Indianapolis coffin factory.

The Sunday schools of Covington will run an excursion to this city, Thursday, Aug. 15. They will picnic in the college campu«

Fred Bandel Indianapolised Thursday. He will go to Evansville now soon to see a ball game providing Guy Mayers will go

Mrs. S. E. Mann, asreil l'9 years, died at the residence or James McGilliard 011 Wednesday, July 31. The remains were taken to Frankfort for interment.

We cannot help but, pity the campers who are with Jim Hanua. The REVIEW rorce know how Jim can tell the most outlandish whoppers ot any man outside the Ananias club and it he don't se6 mosquitoes carry of! the bed of sugar creek, bullets melt in guns because the weatherls hot and fish that dam the creek there, we know he is not feeling well.

Two new suits have been filed in the clerk's office for the September term of court. Owen M. Irons vs. John E. Wrightsman aud Owen Martin, complaint on note Adaliue Britton vs the city of Crawfordsville, damages. Mrs. Britton claims $500 for damage done to her prop erty on west Wahash-ave. ou account of imperfect sewerage there. T. H. Ristine, executor of Jas. Wilson, brings suit against Thomas Wilson, brings suit against Thomas Wilson, of Madison township, I. C. Elston et al to foreclose a mortgage.

Harvest Excursions

The Vandalia line will sell harvest excursion tickets to Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Utah New Mexico, Indian Ter., Texas, Arkansas southwestern Missouri, Tennessee, Mississippi Alabama and Louisiana, etc., at oue fare for the round trip.

Tickets will be sold on August 6 and 20, Sep tember 10 and 21, and Oct. 8, 1889. Call ou Vandalia line agents for further par tictilars. A32x

Itch, Mange and Scratches 011 human or animals cured iu 15 minutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This never falls. Sold by Dr. E. Detchon, druggist, Crawfordsville. J53x

Attend the Green Ticket ualo now on at Eph Joel's.

Wheat! Wheat! Wheat!

I am now better prepared to handle whe than ever i. I propose to pay the

HIGHEST CASH PRICE

Regardless of competition. My accommodations are minima three blocks north of the court house, is nupolied with duiiins toil handling groin. I haveccurel the s-rv'iciM

Who will have charce of the welKbluir and will lnntioi-t HIII I«H, tee that ho will give you WHtn.fact.011, I have accommodation «r' hiw-hlncon

v. around my ware ho tine. Free ofcliurire to niy e. Remember 1 pay AMI su.i riou't ai«k you to BO to the bank alter v,

A. :*E.: REYNOLDS,

doini linsineee: It will ,uy voi^" OMc'Cflm

Successor to Crabbs & Reynolds.

The Markets.

CHAWFOKDSVIIJIJK.

INDLANAPOLIS.

Cattle—We Quote: Choice shipping steers of 1,400 to 1,600 pounds $4 00,@4 25 Good shipping steers of 1,100 to 1.300 pouuds 3 75££3 DO Fair shipping steers of 1,000 to 1,200 pounds 3 40@3 60

Hogs—We quote: Good to choice heavy $1 25tf?4 40 Fair to good mixed 4 85W4 45 Good to choice light 4 55iix:4 70 Roughs 3 25«5 3 75

Wheat—Firm—We quote: No. 2red $ 82*7,SM No. 3 red

Rejected 7rt'j Corn—Steady—We Quote: No. 1 white $ No. 3 white No. 3 mixed

'10 Cure Heart Disease.

Lse "Dr. Kilmer's Ocean-Week Heart Remedy." It regulates, corrects and relieves the most distressing cases. Price 50c. and SI. pamphlet free. Bitighainte n, N. Y. Sold recommended and guaranteed by

Fisher

druggist. I)-29-8m Vuinliilla I.inn Excursion Tickets To Lake Maxiukuckee ten day tickets S3.S5. Tickets good going Satuiday aud returning Monday, $2:90 returning ou Lr.keSpecial .Siindays, S2.00. This traiu passes Crawfordsville every Sunday aU5:3l a. in., arriving at. the Lake 10:15 a. in. returning leases the Lake at fi p. 111., and arrives at Crawfordsville p. in. Roundtrlp tickets good 110 days to liarland Dell mineral springs only $1.10

J. C. EDUEWUBTH, Agl.

Don't Forgrt the Green Ticket. Attend Eph Joel's Green Ticket sale. Y011 will find all-wool suits with green tickets 011 selling at halt price. This sale will run Tor tinnext week.

English Spavin Linainent removes ail Hani, Sort or Calloused Lumps ami Blemishes from horses. Blood Spavin, Curtis, Splints, Sweenv, Ring—hone, Stitk-s, Sprains, all Swollen Throats, Coughs etc. Save $50 by use of one boottle. Warranted. Sold by Dr. E. lietchon, druggist, Crawfordsville, Ind. MaylSly

To Lake Maxinknck''e|p

The Vandalia is selling round trip tickets at greatly reduced rates: Good 30 days S1 :55 Good 10 days 8 85 Good 2 days 2 flu Sundays 2 00

Culver Park assembly al Lake Maxinkuckee July l'.lth to Augusr 1st. Rev. T. Dewitt Talinage, Rev. Saui Jone9, Rev. Johu Matthews and Rev, Ira R. Hicks will address the meetings. Piof. E. O. Excell, the wonderful singer, has been engaged to conduct the music. Sermons, songs and lectures by distinguished preachers, singers and lecturers. For pamphlets call on or address,

J. C. EDOWORTH, Agent Vandalia Line.

Lake Maxinkuckee special train of elegant coaches leaves Crawfordsville every Sunday morning at 6:31, arriving at the Lake at 10:21 a. 111. and return at p. in. arriving at Crawfordsville at 9:tt. Plenty of shelter in case of 1 a storm, ample hotel, boat and fishing accmnmodations. Take your family and spend a dn.v at the charming lake Maxinkuckee, only $2.1-0 round trip. J. C. EIXSEWORTH, Agt.

Five Halt' Fare Excursions The Toledo, St. Louis & Kansas City R'y wil sell excursion tickets to points west anil northwest, south and southwest, on Aug. 6 and 20, Sept. 10 and 24, and Oct. 8.1889, at one fare for the round trip. Very liberal stopover privileges and ample limit returning.

For full particular call ou agents or address C. C. JENKINS, Gen. Pass. Agt., AS 2x Toledo, O.

St ."Jolnrs Military School. .MANI.IUS, N. Y. Clyil Engineering. Classics. Business,

RT. REV. F. 1). nUNTl.S'UTON, President. LT. CO!.. W. VERBE'JK, Superintendent,

My t-levator, located only uli modern applmiices for

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Y01u. House Oil Fire.

Not the house of wood, of brick, or stone, in which you live, but your bodily tenement may be in terrible dangers froui smouldering fires which you make uo effort to quench. The great daDger from impure blood is that it debilitates the system, and the digestive organs grow weak and inactive. Hood's Sarsaparllla combines the best kidney and liver invigorators with the best alteratives aud Ionics, all from the vegetable kingdom, carefully aud nnderstandiugly prepared in a -concentrated form. It purifies, vitalizes, and enriches the blood, and effectually guarding it against the attacks of disease.

Every Woman Should Have. The book ou diseases of women and children published by the Zoa-Phora Medicine Company Kalamazoo, Mich. Price only lOo. mailed sealed. For Sale by Lew Fisher. O-27-ly.

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ACUTE AND CHROMIC DISEASES

Wheat...... new, tW, Iilil 70 Melli.,«N, New Medicines. Corn 30I 7 4 Hay

Oats 22 Butter .!!! 10 1 Eggs ii| Apples 75 Potatoes 25 Young Chicks 1)

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