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DIZZINESS IS ANNOYING ANNOXINQAs
As Many Arcadia Poople Know Too TooWhen TooWelL TooVe11
WelL WelLWben Ve11 Ve11When
When the kidneys are weak or dis disordering dlsl dlslonlerlng dlsordering ¬
ordering they fall all behind In filtering filteringthe filterln filterlnthe
the blood of poisons As these pois poisons polllons poisons ¬
ons attack the nerves the t e result Is Iffelt Isfelt isfelt
felt In spells of vertigo just as drun drunkenness drunkenness drunkenness ¬
kenness will make n man dizzy from fromthe fromtbe fromthe
the poisoning of alcohol Dizziness Dizzinessheadache Dlz7lnssbe1l1ache 1lzzlacsaheadache
headache backache end Irregularity Irregularityof
of the kidney secretions ore all al signs signsof signsot signsof
of weak or disordered kidneys and andiliould godsliould lDdshould
should not be neglected Use Doims DoimsKidney DOIIIIKidney DonnsKidney
Kidney rills 11 the home endorsed rem remedy remedy em emellt ¬
edy Read this Arcadia residents residentsstatement residentsstatement
statement statementJ
J 0 Smith prop transfer com company earnpany company ¬
pany residing on Polk Ave Arcadia Arcadiasays Arclll1nsns Arcadiaany8
says I suffered from disordered kid kidney hidne kidhey ¬
ney ne hey and wns obliged to pass pa S the liid liidney tlillne 18dney
ney ne secretions every little while Ih Ihzy nt Ihzy
zy 1 spells came over no and at times timesmy timesmy timesmy
my back pained me so badly I couldnt couldntdo couldntdowny
do downy any kind of work where It required requiredstooping requlrellI requiredstooping
stooping I was not getting better betterand hetterand betterand
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and finally began taking Doans Kid Kidney KidI Kidney ¬
I ney Pills They brought me satisfac satisfactory satiatactCory satisfactort ¬
tory results and I have several times timestold timesi timestoll
i told others about them themPrice themPrlre themPrico
Price SOc at all dealers Dont Dontnlmply DOlItRlmply Dontsimply
simply ask for a kidney remedy remedyget remedygetDoans get getDoans et etI
I Doans Kidney Pills rillsthe the same that thatMr thatI
I Mr Smith had FosterMilburn Co CoProps Coi 0 0I
I Props Buffalo N NI Nj 7 7COLD Ti TCOLD
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j COLD PACK P PAC CANNING CANNINGMots CA CANNINGMots NING NING1lot
Mots Satisfactory Method of Packing PaddllgFruits PackingFruits IntlilngFruits
Fruits and Vegetables in Their TheirNatural TheirNnturol TheirNatural
Natural State StateTbo StateThe StateTbo
Tbo five different methods of can canning cnnnlng canning ¬
ning food stuffs most commonly common I used usedmay uscdma usedmay
may ma te classified as follows fo1owsI
I 1 Tho open kettle or hot pack packmethod packmethod lacki
1 i method methodThe
2 The Intermittent or fractional fractionalsterilization
1 sterilization method metbodI
I i 3 The cold water method method4The methodj
j 4The 4 The cold pack single period periodmethod periodI periodmethod
method methodI
I 5 I Tho vacuum sent method methodTho methodTho methodThe
Tho most popular method and the theone theone
one recommended by b specialists slleclall ts in incharge Inchargo incharge
charge of club work in the th depart department departmlIt departmeat ¬
meat Is known ns the cold pack packThis pac1This packThis
This simply mentis thnt the products productsnre
ore packed < 1 cold In their fresh and anilnatural amilIaturol andnatural
natural state In the glass Jars or con containers COlitolners contethers ¬
tethers To tho fruits hot syrup Is Isapplied Isalpllcd isalplied
applied to tho vegetables and greens greenshot greenshot greenshot
hot water and a little salt for f < 1r Reason Reasoning seasoning casonIn ¬
ing In is added Then the sterilization Is Isdone IIIdt isdone
done dt > lIo In tho Jars or containers nftcr nftcrthey nfterthey afterI afterIthey
they aro partially or entirely entlrel sealed sealedmaking sealedmaking
making it practically Impossible for forImcteria torbaeteria
bacteria or sports to enter after the theproduct theIlrotluct theproduct
ster sterilized
product has once been carefully ster sterilized ¬
ilized or cooked In following this thismethod thismethod thissmethod
method vegetables should first be boblanched beblanched 1 1bianchill
blanched In boiling water or live livestenm livesteam I Isteam
steam then quickly dipped into cold coldjwater cold coldWOler coldwater
water the skins removed and the theproducts theIlrolluets theproducts
products cut cu into suitable sized pieces piecesThe piecesThe j
The products are then packed In con contnlncrs contalners conminers
miners and sterilized Leaflets N R
23 3 24 l 28 83 34 and 37 371 of the United UnitedStates UnitedStates UnitedStates
States department of agriculture COB COBtnln contamu I
tnln detailed Instructions and recj recjipei rec reclpes recipes
ipei ipesIiy I
ipeiHy Hy this this cold packor cold fill methJ methJod methjad
od of canning ennnln many food prod products prodetscan cts ctscan
can be successfully sterilized in a1 a1single a atsingle I I81111Ie
single period with but one handling handlingof
of the product In and out of th the pro ¬
ceasing vessel The recipes referred referredto
to apply equally well to home made madeoutfits madeoutfits madeoutfits
outfits as to the several types of com commercial commercial commercial ¬
mercial sterilizers Practically every everytype everytn everytype
type tn > e of fruit Jar manufactured con conbe ennbe canbe
be lucccssfully handled in connection connectionwith connectionwith connectionwith
with this method methodPROTECT methodPROTECT I II IpnOTECT
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I ICOLD
PROTECT HOGS FROM FROMCOLD Il FROMCOLD ml
COLD AND DAMP DAMPMany DI1Ian DAMMany
Many Ian diseases of hogs are duo to toImproper toImproper toimproper
Improper cnro Colds and lung trou trouble trouhIe trouble ¬
ble aro often contracted by exposure exposureto
to cold damp and dust The hog hogshould hogshonld hogshould
should have a sheltered place where whereho wherelie i ihe
ho can sleep and be out of the cold colddump colddamp I Idnmll
dump rains of late winter TIm slid shelter 8helter slidter ¬
ter need not be expensive In this thiswild thisImlld thismild
Imlld wild climate a roof to keep off ot rain rainI rallland rainand
I and enclosure on three sides to pre prevent prlent provent ¬
vent ent drafts arc efficient If one is isIn isin
In the hog business however he will willfind willftnd willfind
find It profitable Ilro tablo to build substantial substantialjiortable substantialvortatile
jiortable hog houses housesTho honsesThe housesThe
The Interior of the shelter should shouldtic
be dry but it should not be dusty Ilu1lt be because bei beicnuse because ¬
cause dust will cause cnn < C trouble as well wellas wellns wellas
as colds A P Spencer district agent ncentfor mentfor agentfor
for tho University of Florida Exten Extension Fdensian Extension ¬
sion Division suggests that boards boardswill hoardllwlll boardswill
will bo good for n roof If they arc arcnot aronot arenot
not available and a roof must be pur purchased purchased purchased ¬
chased tar p paper P r cnn be used This Thisimnkes Thismnlls Thismnkes
imnkes n good temporary roof and andran anllan andcan
ran an ho had for 1O 150 to 2 a square squareHOLLAND squareHOLLAND qunreIIOLLAND
HOLLAND HAS HASINCREASED liASINCREASED HASINCREASED
INCREASED TAX KATE KATEHolland RATEHollnllli BATEIIollatul
Holland Is forced to increase taxa taxation taxatlon taxatlon ¬
tlon tho some as most of the other othercountries otbercuuntrlls othercountries
countries lrres Irrespective > ectlve of whether they theyare the theare theyare
are directly involved In the war er ernot f srnot > r rnot
not It costs money mon to go to war and andIt andIt andit
It also costs money mone to remnln neu neutral neutrol neutral ¬
tral The Dutch people have been beenimjlng becnIII beenpuydng
imjlng III In 10 n iwr capita tax of about 10 10a 101 101o 10a i
a year cnr and It Is proposed to Increase Increasethin IncrenseIhl increasethin
thin Ihl levyto ICI levy to about 21 1 The Dutch Dutchgovernment DutchUerlllllent Dutchaovenunent
government sagely sael peering about for fornew forIIC fornon
new IIC things to tax has decided to pen penalize penallzc penc ¬
alize long Ion nod fancy tan names The TheDutch TheItutcll I IIwtcb
Dutch have a custom of burdening burdeningtheir burllclllntheir burdenlhgtheir
their children with an extended string stringnf strln strlntlf
nf family fllmll names This Is often n real realImmlioap realhnlldllllil realhaudi
Immlioap haudi al and certainly certalnl It Is forbidden forbiddenliy
liy h the principles of efficiency Our Ourgovernment OurIeI1Iment Ourgot
government got IeI1Iment el ifl1Cnt right now Is hunting for fornew fornCII forflea
new flea ways to raise revenue and It Itmight ItIIIhht itmight
might adopt the idea I < len of taxing tax in fan fancy tanC fancy ¬
cy C names If a man sports n triple tripleJointed trlllclolntl11 tripleminted
Jointed name such as as James Mont Montgomery Montgntery ont ontOlller ¬
gomery Olller Flagg 11 a Krnest I rnest Thompson Se Soton SetflI Seten
ton lllclmiotd IUcbmo < < 1 Pearson Parl < on Ilobson etc etctin etchI etch
tin hI h ought to be willing willin to pay n tax taxon taxon taxon
on It lie same as ho would If he hesported herort11 hesported
sported an automobile Every lCr time timesuch timewcb timeelicit
such a name is tfttcrcd or printed printedIt
It uses up IP nn unwarranted amount of ofhuman othumnn ofhuman
human energy President Wilson bus busset husSlt lineset
set a good ood example by refusing to he lieknown
by his formal name of ofThomns ofThomnsWeodrow Thomas ThomasWoodrow ThomasWoodrow
Woodrow Wilson Tho writer writerknown writerfIOWII writerknown
known fIOWII nn O Henry Henr showed < 1 his hisrnrc hisrurc hisrurc
rurc originality and keenness when he headopted bealolltell lieadopted
adopted that crisp pen n name Many Manypeople Uan Uanpeople Manypeople
people excuse tho use of a full mid middle mhldIe mlddle ¬
dle name on the ground thnt the name nameof nnmeot nameof
of the mothers branch of tho family familycnn tamllyC1Ir familyear
cnn thus be preserved For Instance InstanceSenator InstnnceSma instanceSenator
Senator Sma tor Henry Cabot Lodge Is proud proudof
of his Cabot ancestors and he likes likesto likesto likesto
to keep the Cnbot prominent But Butthat nuttIat Butthat
that Is n superficial su > er c 31 Idea after all allfor 011tor allfor
for as wi I have shown In these col columns columns colmains ¬
umns before there is very little real realImsls realhnsls realbasis
basis to this ancestry theory For ex ex ¬
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TrIal sine 11 cents celltI centsJAKE
I j JAKE WEY WEYARCADIA WEYARCADIA
ARCADIA FLA FLAI FLABOWLING
I BOWLING GREEN PHARMACY PHARMACYt
t BOWLING BO VLINI aREECt OIZE OIZETHE FJ FJTilE
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ample your paternal grandfathers grandfathersname erandfatbernamo grandfathersname
name may have been Green your pa paternal patemal patempt ¬
tempt grandmothers name Drown Drownyour Drownour Drownyour
your our maternal grandfathers name nameWhite nnmeWblte nameWhite
White nnd your maternal grandmoth grandmothers ¬
ers name Black Therefore If you youcall youcall ou oucall
call yourself ourself John White Green for forthe torthe forthe
the purpose of preserving your moth mothers motberR mothers ¬
ers family fnmll name you ou are really renll do doIng doIn doing
Ing In an Injustice to your our grandmothers grandmothersby
by h not Including their family names namesalso nameAnllO namesalso
also In this case you would have to tocall tocall tocall
call yourself ourself John Drown Black DlackWblto BladWliito BlackWhite
White Green Orecnand and even then you youwould youwould ou ouwould
would only onl be going back one genera generation gencrnIbn generation ¬
tion And you OU arc Just as much of a aDrown nBrowu aBrown
Drown and n Black III 0 cI as you uu are a aWhite aWhite aWhite
White or a Green Going back one oticmore ollemoro onemore
more generation you ou would introduce introducefour lutrodllcetour introducefour
four new family fnmll names going back backanother hackanother backanother
another you 011 would introduce eight eightstill ellhtHIIII eightstill
still new ones and NO on Indefinitely IndefinitelyFamily IndI indefinitelyFnrnily lllhI lllhIFnmll
Family Fnmll names arc thus seen to bo a afiction afiction afiction
fiction adopted merely merel for practical practicalpurposes Ilracticalpllrposes practicalpurposes
purposes to identify Identlt the Individual IndividualIf Indh blunl blunlIt
It n mnn is great enough to hare harethree 11110three havethree
three names he is great enough not notto notto notto
to need them If an obscure person personparades personporadeR personparades
parades n catalog catnlo of family tam II names nameswhich nomeshlch nameswhich
which hlch is not necessary for Identifica Identification hlentl identlflcation ca catlon ¬
tion It lays him open to tho charge clmrgoof
of being bumptious Of course we nil nilknow nlImol nilknow
know some very el fine people who are areburdened arehurllnell areburdened
burdened with three names but it I Iprobable Iprohnhll 1probable
probable that they th would gain a dig dignity dllnit dignity ¬
nity nit If they shed shl < l one ns President PresidentWilson PresldcntWilson PresidentWilson
Wilson did As for the idea fIen thnt a amiddle aloldllle amiddle
middle name preserves the matcrni matcrnifamily materl1lfa matertufamily
family fa mil name thnt is II a gross and mis mischievous mischleolls mischlevous ¬
chievous error as we have shown shownPresident shown2resldent howuJrlalelent
President Wilson In emphasizing his hismothers hl1lmother hismothers
mothers name of Woodrow Is there thereby thereh thereby ¬
by h slighting the family tam 11 names of his hisgrandmothers hisgrnnhnotlers leisgrandmothers
grandmothers and giving an unjust unjustpreference unJut11rlflrence unjustpreference
preference to the mnle branches For Forhe Forl1e Forhe
he is no more a Woodrow than ho Is Isnn I isnn
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nn Infinite In nlte number of other ntraln ntralnWe HtraluWe
We are not criticising rltlcl ln the president presidentbut
but merely mlrel taking him as nn eminent eminentexample Imlnentnamlle eminentexample
example to illustrate a fallacy fll lIa C which whichIs
Is almost universally unlvlrllall cherished but butwhlrh hilihlh butn
whlrh n hlh has no foundation In fact fact what whntever whnler whatover
ever er and which ought to be got rid ridof rielotPath ridofPathflnier
of otPath ofPathflnier ofPathflnierIVITiiERTP Pathfinder PathfinderWITIIERTiP nder nderWITlllmTII
WITIIERTiP CAUSES CAUSESBLOOM 1
BLOOM I DROP DKOPCitrus 01101Citrus DROPCitrus
Citrus groves In whick hlcll witbcrtlp witbcrtlphas
has been prevalent are apt to develop developbloom deleuphIe
bloom hIe on 1m dropping next spring Drop Dropping Droplilt Droppin4 ¬
ping lilt caused by h the withcrtip fcingus fcingusIs IIIIUS
Is frequently fruentl attributed to insects lus ts or orphysiological orthsloll1gltal orphysiological
physiological conditions brought broughtabout hroulht1bout broughtalxntt
about by h drouths anti freezes trce For Forthis rorthl Iorthis
this thl reason It becomes a serious trou trouble trollhiI troutile ¬
tile according to p It Bolts director directorof
of the University enlerslt of Florida Experi Experiment Fxlcrlment Expcrinient ¬
ment station anti remedies applied In Inthe IIIthe inthe
the light of the mistaken diagnosis are areapt areapt areapt
apt to he of no benefit benefitThe bene benefitThe t tThe
The presence of unopened buds 111 < ls or orfallen orfllllen orfallen
fallen flowers OITers tinder IInl r the tu tree does 1101 not notprove notprole notprove
prove withertlp Infection An exami examination examlnntlon examinntlOn ¬
nntlon of tho fnlleu flowers will usual usually lIullI hsnallv ¬
ly I disclose the trouble Professor ProfessorHolfs ProtffisorRolts ProfessorBolts
Bolts calls < attention to the character characteristic charncterItlc characterietic ¬
istic red markings on the petals due duetn dueto hII hIItn
tn wlthortlp The blossoms may he bepartially hepllltlAII hepartially
partially or entirely covered by h the thered thered thecod
red patches A strong stron hand lens will willdisclose willdisclose
disclose the pustules where spores sporesnre sporeAnre sporesnro
nre formed The diseased flowers flowersdiffer f10werstIIaer flowersdit7er
differ so mach fponi those which hnvr hnvrfallen hn hnItallen hnvrfallen
fallen from other causes however howeverthat hQwlertlmt howeverthat
that once the characteristics o tin tindisease II IIdlcaso thl thldisease
disease aro recognized thy 11 V im bo boreadily 110r berentiilv
readily r IIIIr distinguished < 1 without the lens lensThen lensThen Im ImTIIln
Then too the tree usually 15uall show the thepeculiar thppccllllar thepeculiar
peculiar effects of withertlp The Thetwigs Tilttwhs Thetwigs
twigs die back hc anti there It a I con conspiculus consplclIllI cons
spiculus lark of leaves on th the < inner Innwbrnn hlll innerbraniles I Ibranchell
brnn branchell branchellThll branilesThis hes hesTh
Th This rcmmly remltet for this form of bloom bloomdrop hloOind hloomdrop
drop d OII Is bordeaux mixture Growers Growerswh trowerswhol irowerswho
wh who knew Lne tlmt wltbertip has hn been in intheir Intheir intheir
their trees should have spraying m mterlals ma mat matrrlnls
terlals t rlalll and 1111 < 1 tnnchtnei on hand to ass If Ifnecessary IfIICNIISar Ifnceiseary
necessary IICNIISar Spray directly into the theopen theopen theoxn
open bl blssors xsoms oMls This will undoubtedly undoubtedlyInjure la1dOllhtec1Inlurc undoubtedlyinj
inj Injure re ROI sotss V of thorn but tin benefits benefitswill benefitswill
will 111 he greater than the injury Care Caretfiould Cllre11QIlIt1 Carehonld
tfiould > be used In applying ap > Iln the liar bordeaux horclellll17 liardeattx ¬
deaux because h lse it kills friendly fungi funginlsrt tlln1n fungiiris
iris nlsrt n and scales and other thlr insects insectscontrolled Insectsont insectsontrolie4
controlled ont llIect by thc theta are ro apt to tohe become becomeserious becomeserious < Oml Oml9Crlou
serious after the application Confine Confinethe Conf1nthe Confinethe
the spray to tht th blossoms hlo somil and avoid avoidspraying aohlNprnyill avoidspravlsg
spraying the leaves I CS and branches ns nsmneb Mmu nsmueL
mneb mu as possible possibleOHIO po58iblllomo
OHIO HIVHR STEAMER STHAMERGOES STIUmmJOES STEAMERGOES
GOES DOWN DOWNPSTkeMrarg nOnNoJ 1OWNP3rkerdmrg
oJ oJP1TtflriAmrl
PSTkeMrarg W Vn Jan 0 OThe OThesteamer 0Thesteamer Tlis Tlissteamer
steamer Knnawaha owned by b the theKanawaha theIanaaba theIianawaha
Kanawaha Packet Company struck strucka
a pier at dam No 10 ten miles south southof southot southof
of hero in the Ohio river rlerlnst last night nightnnd Jjl slightand ht htnn1
and sunk IB thirty feet ctt of water She Shecarried Rhecartlell Sheearticd
carried thirtysix passengers and a aorew acrell acrew
crew of fortyfive tut lut Captain Drndy Drndywho Brad nmll1bo Bradsho
who landed at Mcldahls el < < lahls Station near nearwhloJi nearnhlM nearwhltth
whloJi point J1I llt tho accident ccurred ccurre < l ex expressed exprcsICtl expressed ¬
pressed the thohclle belief that all bad been beensaved heensilTed beensaved
saved Sine seme of the res reseued ued lied hndbeen 11011becn liedtxen
been taken to the Ohio side and oth others others others ¬
ers had boon brought to this side of oftho otthe ofthe
the river rlrertt it t was wa Impossible last night nightto nlltitto
to check up up the list of passengers and andcrew ondcrew andcrew
crew crewA crewAt crewAt
A At a a lato hour last night reports re received recelved received ¬
ceived from various points along the theriver tberlir theriver
river Indicated thatonly that that only fortyone tortronei
e i x
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persons had been lauded Owners of oftho oLthe
the vessel expressed the belief how however bowever I
ever that the others had been land landed landed landed
ed at remote places along the shore iborcor horeor
or had been carried down stream on onpieces onpieces onpieces
pieces of wreckage They said It Itwould Itwould itwould
would be impossible to ascertain if ifany ifany
any 011 were lost until the passenger lists listshnd listsho1 llstshind
hind been checked up today todayAmong todaymong todayAmong
Among mong the rescued was R W WDeavcr WBeaer VVDeaver
Deavcr of Racine Ohio who with his hiswlfo hiswlto hiswife
wife and three other women was wasdragged wosIra wasdragged
dragged Ira led from the water and token tokento
to a nearby farm house houseAccording houseAccording houseAccording
According to a telephone message messagereceived messagereeled messagereceisetl
received here Heaver said a life boat boatcontaluing boat boatcontaining bontcOlltnlnlng
containing about fifteen persons lSons got gotawny gotIlIn gotaway
away IlIn from tho packet before she went wentdown wentdown sventdown
down and was rowed to the Ohio side sideof sideof sideof
of the river lie Is reported as saying sayingthat sayingthat ayln aylnthat
that when the Kanawaha settled a adozen 01l0ln adozen
dozen persons rMns were standing on the theroof theroot theroof
roof In three feet of water Whether Whetherany Whetheron Whetherany
any on of these reached the shore Is not notknown notImolVn notknown
known here heroCaptain hereCnptaln hereCaptain
Captain Berry said after the collis collision collisIon collieinn ¬
ion the boat was carried down the theriver therllr theriver
river for some distance before It sank sankIt snnkIt sankIt
It turned over on its side Ide then he hesaid hesa hesaid
said sa let and was carried five miles down downfurther downturther downfurther
further furtherThere turtherThere furtherThere
There was much excitement when whenthe whenthl whenthe
the accident occurred The crew crewlaunched crewlaullched crewlaunched
launched the life boats and the rescue rescueof rellcueoi rescueof
of passengers continued all the way wayfrom wa wafrom wayfrom
from the dam to the point where the theboat thehoat theboat
boat turned over overCaptain oerCalliain overCaptain
Captain Berry Derr said when the cal collision calilslon nl nlIIslon ¬
lision first occurred ocurrc < 1 the passengers passengersrushed I1 passengersrushed SSlnerR SSlnerRmshet
rushed to the upper deck anti stayed stayedon
on tho boat until they were taken off offThe oftThe offThe
The Knnawalm was one nf the longest longestIn
In the service having been on the riv river rhCI rivet ¬
er for fifteen years yearsST yearsST
ST LOUIS LIVE STOCK MARKET MARKETNational MTIETNational 1mmTNatlnnal
National Stock Stoe Yards Yarl Ills Jan Janclasses
4 All classes < III cs of cattle with any kill killwhatever 1111IIhatel 6111whatever
whatever IIhatel are sulllng equally as asgood asgood asgood
good as the high time of last week weekbut wel welIJllt iveekbut
but thin stuff and canners ivhich ivhichhnvo IIhichhno vhichhave
have been h < Cn liberally represented reprel < cnle1 In Intho 111tho tothe
tho receipts arc closing 35 11 to 25 ii cents centslower cellllllowcr centslower
lower with last week At the present presenttlme presenttime
time canners are selling at It 4 1 to
410 fleshy fiesh cows 435 to 100 100fat 1j0fat 150fat
fat cows 5 u to 575 7 yearling Iarlin l1fl l1flto IHJ425 110to
to 425 heretics 5 to 5CO 1O heavy heavybllllg ha heavybulls
bllllg bllll 5 t fCCO 10 light bulls 140 140to 140tu 110to I
to J17C 475 oxen 1 t te 5 thin steers iteorsnnd qlltrsnnll steersand
and heifers 475 to 3 flesh fleshy steers steersnnd Hlefrond steersand
and heifers to 54B 411 with good goodfat goodfat 0111 0111fnt
fat stcwu stl ma mill heifers nt 5CO ii O to tolno to0r0
0r0 lno The latter quotation covers coversfed coversfed I
fed cattfc cattfcHog cattibHog
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Hog receipts 12r 12ioo > 00 Trade was wasvery wn wasvery I In
very n active and strong strlln nn kinds of eftwine ofstelae
twine S Ine today todn and ant this thl In particular particularwns lartlcllllIWA II IIS
vas WA the case with the better kind kindThe 1llIthThe kindsThe
The top of the market wns 7 with withbulk withbulk I Ihulk
bulk tV t the good hogs 150 pounds nnO nnOup nnolup nnlup
up seWng s ng nt 000 to 000 pigs 110 110to 110to 110to
to 140 pounds 040 to 005 lighter lighterpigs IIghtllpigs lighterpigs
pigs 5GO 10 to OT5 while rough host hostwent ho howent luigswent
went at 025 02 to 040 040NATIONAL 040NATIO 040NATIONAr
NATIO NATIONAL Ar LIVE STOCK COMMIS COMMISSION CmlIImON COMMIStil1ON ¬
mON CO COState COStott COstate
State ff Ohio City of I Toledo local Ln County CoantrIrani lonut lonuttrnk s sErant
Irani J Cbeiif henry j main l1Iat oiih that b he la I MDlor aloe olorrUin aloeputner I Ipartner
partner rUin ot r tli the nria cr t J riwntjr A Co do1 do1Flat dOo dOoInl1 do doIng
Inl1 bu buevree In th the qty II of To Toledo o counr Coent aDd aDdPtala podStet
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