Paoli Weekly News, Volume 7, Number 4, Paoli, Orange County, 9 October 1878 — Page 4

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to -C.n. fV-r. fv "" r tbe Q-)f:"ii" Privy Itwft a:i.l itn year a r.n'Ti'iH.-r f f !u'r 23 j, '";" a ;.'''"!' arrsgr lvvi::g ticcn -U$irawTJ sri-I Cct:riw!5e, t!. EngtcU fif-t -o nitLJi :va fwrn the finci -of tbo !! of J?r?;-.!Ti.. toward tLv LWuno .! V IT r". A fiH'.-t ).-: u. i.:r,r,I atTror.t ' i ts Aw to I";si"? i" i-H I'ilTf.ty. nffr- haw tfl I The Priest Ka-l.-rs if SllO '? V J;'' wnere the i no .'M If T'Clkeri, 'A ' n t"Til tl 1 :ls to L !'Vr. f,T'B';3y ! u:'-.. ' - .

I be Kins of JJarmali clil not locgaincc 3isrtf'l jJaw- ?f lion. Edward McTLerstm, A K;U.U tUiraVii rf-pir'.4 tl.at no comraaui- : renfjnt? ' catloH baa yH tvn nntfivod frfmi tL Amw-r of I-wis l-thar:!, ftt ptpnlar sporting rcCbuL TL'.1 native . ! ri;'.,; dwa word tLat the ; yurt.er 0f the tliio-JS'ww, ia doad. i rafser w c .' fr-ui all ijinrters j , Cj-rille Dion, the calebrmfasd ioft-handol to cv-poo iht- advance of 1 5io L:ihik .expert with the b.tiifcrd- cne, died a few daja Ja.C'n:if:l, a port of Citl;, was by an- ' ag0. , ' o:her hurricane on the t&'ii of laM Tnoiith. Two ? According to a Bo'ia newspaper, Prot, tswl4 and all the lightrn in the harbor were ; petermann, the gegraph-wnmittol nicid4 h"t. JIany houw-a were de:,tro.vei ; in conoequenco of cloraOKSs troubles. Ilij mister Lajard'w jrinwy to IWtloo i re- father and brother died in fccssssue manner. ', ported be catt:tl by the Tortea ref afral to j . Gen. Grant Las eontribateJ 5X to the No adept the E;j,:;-I project for re forma ia Asia j York fund for the relief of the yOlkwr-fever auf.Minor, without important modiiieationH. ferers of the Southwest t The ne-jro populatioa of Santa Cruz, one j . ; of the Iaui West India island.-), U in a state j nxAXCIAL AXD IXBU8TBZAZ. . : of insurrection. Tlo town of Frederiekstadt j TJje public-debt atatament for October l,a Uen.rFta4 anJ iurc-ly destroyed --y.-8tlow9 a dccreae in the debt for the month the fiwnrenK who praetieI all kmw of ex- j $.? lftyiW and tLe foUowin!? balances ia Cm ce .Two UniUHl Watea war veHlH llea . treamirT. Currencv f i..V-B; cpeeial ted other bt.to W I ranch, and togu-.u f reaeinPiion of fractional currency, V,-et India qnadrt,n-, have been ordered to j s0000tC00; deiosit of iog&1 lern lor the C:,t of the B-toaacro.- .-j- v ; i aio redelIJpti0!1 0f certificates of deposit, $13,- ' " '" ' I 710,00"; coin, Sifi.tW.l.fVW), including coin orrGKSVJlAL. j ti5eate, :,74,070; outstanding legal tenders, Chen Im Th tl'se venoraldeLLLnhstorrjeui- f :U!,l51,l6. , potentiary from China, has pres-ented Lia ere- . The following if a statement of the coinage dentiafo to IV-Mdent Ifayea. The c-remony f executed at the United SUte mints during Sep-

yn m a piivato one, none l-ing admitted except j tl.iOi holding high place at Washington. j Prof. Co'.Ser, CbeJnwt of the Agricultural j Department, under direction of Gen. LoIue, j Coiuniiioner of Agriculture, has practically ! comwlctnd Litf experiment tending to show the practicability of making wigar fmra Indian- j eoi n f talks and Horghom. Gen. Lo Due and j Trot. Collier f:ave a lintory of these experi-

mentH, with Battering pmlicriomi of the .future i of. wheat; 2,tX5,SS9 bushels of corn; 728,380 of Gi "production. ; bushels of oatn; 202,7:51 bushela of rye, and Dicpatelien from Norwalk, Ct, announce G0'.1,5.S3 busliels of Uarley, making a grand total another marine dia.ter, whereby twelve persons j of 5,tKU,917 bushels, against 3,500,273 bUHhels were' killed and Home twenty moro or less in- at this period last year. jnred by scalding ttcam. The steamer Adelphi ! -The earnings of tho Central Pacific raflexpl.vled her boilers when a mile from her ' road for tho first eight months of the present dockr 'l"ha voif-l was an old one, and formerly j year aggregate $ll,10tl,33; for the first eight ran in the North river trade. An inspection j months of 1877 they were $10,5'.12,44.

during l,-t June jironounced her perfectly safe. , A dc-vinive victory was gained over the hostile Cluyennes in Pouthwextern Kansas and the Indian Territory, one day last week, by detachments of the Fourth Cavalry and the Nineteenth 1 Infantry, though at the cost of tlie life of a gallant officer, Ij.-ut. Col. William IX Lewis, of the Nineteenth Infantry, who died from wounds received in the fight Deaths from yellow fever in Memphis Sept 2'J nuiuleredn2; at Yiekelmrg, 3; at New Orh.-an?, 52. Tho situation was decidedly improved from Lift reports, ami a more j hopeful feeling was manifest A most j melancholy feature of the Bit nation in j Vicksburg and other cities, in which aj marked improvement had taken place, was tho j increase in the death-rato and tho number of new cutes in consequence of the return of refugees. Since the beginning of the yellow-fever epidemic in New Orleans there had been 2,758 ! deaths from that cause up to the 2Uth ult The season 'of out-door cportei is drawing to a close, the championship series between the Ix-figne base-ball clubs Wing finished. The clo?e of tho eeason leaves Boston entitled to fly the pennant far another year, with Cincinnati eceond, Providence third, Chicago fourth, Iudianapolis fifth, and Milwaukee at the foot of the clasa Managers of tho defeated clubs are now explaining tho reasons for their defeat and engaging players for next year, in the hope of "doing better next time." The following table shows the number of games won and lost by the six competing clubs: il !!. .41 -. . V- : M 2 15 I'--vi- II Cincinnati'. . .,.. Irovidenoe Chiesu-O IniVi-iaajHhs JSilwikiikce V ii 45 An opinion as to the legal-tender quality of the subsidiary silver coinage, as ' well as the construction of the Revised Statutes relative to the reception of such coinage in payment of public dues, Las just been promnhrated by Attorney GtT.-"r:il,peTe,r:s ia reply ..to questions submitted by the Secretary of tlie Treasury. Judge iKsfen decfelea that tlw -iinbsidiary coins are not legal tender as payment of part of any debt exceeding in amount $5, either as Wtween individuals or in the payment of duties on impor.v? ''.. ... :.":";.-: . Tlie total contributions of Chicago and vicinity, nr to Oct 1, for yellow -fever Ritfferers in the krathwcift amounted to i!7,.I2.72. An entire business block at Fasten, Md., including the Court House and market house, wis burned a few days since. Losa about IRvvxa , ( i i ! : " ,' . le ro.aastera now register tlnrd-classn mail matter. The puUk gains, through the tlie Po-ttoCIv iVparUnent, what the express eo!i3p::,it:'.3 will, hve by the ch&tiga On the 2-1 of October there were 42 deaths frota yellow fever at Memphis, l"i coloml, tnd 15 outside the city limi's; M at New Orleans, J witii new ca?.:..; 7 at Vkkshurg, with in- ! creied cnifide;tc hi t'.ie near return of health. A tuinher cf iateri-.w r' wn terribly afllieL but. e: thf whole, t!;e disease wa doA ti;spfeh from Top-, ka, of Oct 2, aay: "A t and tf runaway Indian croswed the Kanms Peif:e track yos:.:r.3jy afternoon, eixty 'K':.I1' :.- eat-t cf Hayc City, ami, wjten eight or ten mite north of the r.-.tiors, eatue upon a lot of Ca't. Ti'..' n w'i, 1 t-;,l-f,.'V.?,'r,.t -.-'.. Co-Iaiha f.ght ensued, rtrd';t;g in a he-sof . five Vutirv.h'-d. The were "all w-st cf ' r.f:o us rcr-.tt of thn 1 ay,l t'.tat croedB near r ft: f.i IVtm--r, Co' , in re r'at'. .-$ r br.3id to -n, I.vt , I,:'.:' id lan fc'.rot'ih. s 1 t;...i.ii, l'-?, that Slid jht g ferd : ."fi'.'" ...a w t" rt r-i, :''S ' :i"-!. S r '

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The f-t-ari'5lJp TcwrI has arrived at New ! York, t (ringing arm 15 lier fiwrneagem Edward ' CVv.Va an-1 IVrSek Jlclfr, the two FeniiWw I i'iw::viit' j rt!ea'.!.I f&m m EtglLh. priioc on conllljo that tLcy should lea re the cocntry i kuniediatolr. The men were Diet down the bay X y cetxiriiUtc"? of thd Fj:iiaa DroiherLool, ulio

j !..a.3 cliaftrtcrcJ rcretiuo cutter for the occasion. Jtmrt 2'- IIcnit-r, tlie oMait citiasra f Hartford. Ct. last -week, need 97. In Li ! mill he gives ta th Connecticut Tbooi r.-I rnftitut, ii 84.I;Irion to ?1,WX given. J titling liiri liff, and ktatii 1 30,000 to other rc'Ii- ; giuos iKcietie JIi rtdaiivea (seven ia number) s g'f'i apiece. r. J Ct. IL Irish ha 3een arrointud Cliief r fc Govefcmt Errm of Engraving and Vrmllca ia the Jreanry.Dcparune&i a,t Watslitember: laiiet! ..f.t. Bi - t:li. ... W uarfaT-eaglm Total Standard dollar. . Total coinage Amount. I i.nrc.tMK) J43.W10 5-,5(MI $5,578,500 2.TG4.00U 14.350 S1.7 l . 21.0t0 .2.7ti4,tKiO S.17J.6S0 ,3HO,300 Chicago elevators confcua 1,CG3,834 bualiela 1 A cable dispatch from Glasgow, Scotland, of Oct. 2 nays: "The City of Glasgow Bank closed its door to-day. Its liabilities are stated to be $50,000,000. Tlie liability of the uhareholders is unlimited. One-hundred-pound shares of the bank were dealt in yesterday at over 200, and within a week at 2:17. The bank was established in 1839, and had fifty or sixty branches. This ia the heaviest bank failure in Scotland since 1857, when this concorn also suspended." In consequence of the failure of tho City of Glasgow Bank, Smith, Fleming & Co., a firm of East India merchants of London, have failed, with $10,000,000 of liabilities. The now-closing season on the Erie canal shows a large Increase of business and fine returns to the State Canal Board's exchequer. rOT.ITICJLZ Following is a statement of the United States currency outstanding: Of demand notes f f)2.080 Leal-tcnder notes of all issues 34C,6'il,01o One-year notes ot lNvi 51,135 Two-year notes of InB 14.750 Two-year coupon notes of 1S3 23.NJ0 Com pound-interest note , i . " 872.010 Fractional currency ot all issues IS.StCO . Total $363,402,220 A majority of 2,500 is claimed bytheBepublicaus in the recent Colorado election. Tlie Nebraska Republican State Convention, recently held at Lincoln, nominated E. IL Valentino for Congress, Albums Nanco for Governor, E. ('. Carncs for Iientenant Governor, Amos A. Cobb for Judge of the Supreme Court. A. B. Morton was noiuinated for Governor of 'Texas by the Republicans, a few days ago. Hon. Joseph B. Ilawley has been nominated for Congress by tho Republicans of the First district of Connecticut CRIME AXO CJilMIXALS. The pi lice of Akron, Ohio, lately attempted to arrest a tramp on the outskirts of the city. They were met by about thirty -well-armed tramps, who drove thera back into the city at tlie point of revolvers. Company B of the Ohio National Guard was called out to assist the police. They arrested eighteen of the tramps. A number of prof essional thieves who were with the tramps escaped. Several shots were fired, but without any known effect Two United States Marshals effected the arrest of a gang of counterfeiters in Lincoln county, W. Ya., the other day, who had been operating in that section for some time. Scales, moldi?, stamps and eoiue counterfeit coin were found in their possession. Chicago has to record another atrocious ) murder,, ., A policeman ,waa shot and killed by a thief ia charge of a wagon loaded with stolen goods, and it is distressing to add that, while the property was capiared, the murderer made j e"-'aP-A lESPSRATi: ,vr.lKK. A singular stake "was once miulo br a j eelelrated London gambler. After a nm of ilHllck witk R noblemaa, be 1 nut pea 1 fiitlueiily, au.il, stiziafr a larg-t imneh-ljwl that stood near, sal;!, addressing his IorlaLip, "For once, 111 hare one kt vLera I Lave an equal liOW ,. Ot. UillBUlfT- - Odd OT even for "OJa," rorlied -the !et?r with tlie utmost coiaposiire. Dasb went the pnuchdwwl against the wall, j and, the pieces being eouiil '-d, uiifortu- 1 riitely for the vonr he cxpcri;:u?nf, there rmwl r..:i he tivtis a mined . is ITS ew" o ov: A rkcr,t- .o 1. i It t '1 ..;T Ids s-nrJirj JXK" k f t-l iOC rt;:-..l t) V'-1 o::rd by the t t.i! t.:.ri t ....-. t.. 1 -A . . i . At -, M- Y." " f ' lost ct t -Id r t !' v:TtT . I - : a i ,'D C CVi'. "i

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Farm JaJih A good , ga fcliort tine. Good stoc! its cost ia a will give tlie fiirtaer proFperity, -wbere poor fctock won! 1: hixa into the bankrupt conrts. Hogs can be grown so quick and rapidly increased there is scarce time for hoj cLoIcra. Good liogs are nenv jiroduced in eight months. Teach the boys to love tlie farm, but do not prove bard task-makers. Do not make their farm life one of .drudgery and toil, if you would have their thoughts in after life turn lovingly to their old homes and happy young lives. The Liondon Farmers'' Chronicle thinks that we require to protect the feet of our horses something after the manner Ve protect our own, and one vrould suppose that the matter of fitting a boot to the foot and leg of the carthorse ought not to be attended with any insuperable difficulty. How do you know a good farmer? It is by a well-ordered farm, well-chosen stock, comfortable buildings, a neat and thrifty garden, a well-rounded roadway, gates well bun, fences in good repair, shade trees and ornamental shrubbery well arranged, buildings painted without and whitewashed within, tools and implements painted and protected, and all the family cheerfuL Ventilation of the ben houses is an important thing to be observed by fowl growers at all seasons of the year, and especially in the months when the birds are; limited to. in-door confinement. Foil air in the bouses will generate dis ease rapidly. Eoup is thus caused, and sickness will surely crop out among the flock if they do not get fresh air, and plenty of it, fit any time of the year. " Machinery on the farm means a good deal," remarks the Scientific JFarmer. "It means that the farmer lias invested much capital in a way that is saving him mt ich hard work. It means hort days for you and the hired man. It means going to bed later and getting up later. It means less weariI ness and more opportunity for mindculture. Thus progress in agriculture not only niearys more and cheaper food and clothing, but it means greater "opportunity for development of manhood. Xet us welcome it, then, for the stomach's sake, the body's sake, and the mind's." Senator Blaine says that the farmers of the republic will control its destiny. Agriculture furnishes the conservative element in society, and, in the end, is the guiding, restraining, controlling force in government. Against storms of popular fury ; against frenzied madness that seeks collision with established order ; against theories of administration that have drenched other lands iu blood ; against the spirit of anarchy that would sweep away the landmarks and safeguards of Christian society and republican government, the farmers of the United States will stand as the shield and the bulwark themselves the willing subjects of the law, and therefore its safest and strongest administrators. Maiden's Bimjsh. This meets with a ready sale oa the New York market. It is one of the fairest of apples, having a fresh, red eh-sek upon a clear, wax-like pale-yellow ground. It is of medium size, very smooth and even oblate. The flesh is vhite, finely grained, tender, sub-acid, and it ripens in early autumn, though there is at this time, (Sept. 7) an. immense quantity being sold, which indicates an earlier ripening than usual. It is a beautiful fruit to look at, and the quality is in keeping with its luscious appearance. The tree is spreading and vigorous, and thrives in Michigan, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Virginia, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas.- JToore's Itural. -,.; . -" ' Domestic wnom. Cheap Pound-Cake. One cup sugar, one-half cup butter, one-third cup milk, three eggs, one and a half eups flour, i one teaspoonful baking powder. Patti Veal. Take a knuckle of veal and cover with water, boil two hours. Take out the meat, chop coarsely, strain the liquor, season with salt, pepper and sage ; pour over the meat, and let it cool ia a jelly-mold.. Mushroom Catchup. Throw salt on them, and set thera by a "slow fire; "then strain the liquor; add garlic, shalots, pepper, mace, ginger and cloves to taste ; tlglitly ; in two months toil aain, adjing' a little spioe and ptick of liorsej radish. Cdtxajiox Joibles. Make one, two, reo, four, or ctio-cake. a little thicker : jttiiaa nsimI . mix together equal parts of .,.. inn rn i -','-,1 Rr-.-P: i'r, I.r-e r;oiT.f.:l of th dot:h into the c u.: :i ; when all 1ve bun wtllcovi rt d. i "t i:-to a q-.ick ovt n. isl .-vd 1 be dune in t. -i niir.-.;tt-. T':vt,i Cir.-vrr. - . A 1 I I.I 3 it' t tip c-.-:..d tht rov ;hhl; -r.C"? !:rd- t 1 4 ' 1 : CI T,L( . i ; '," l' " , VtT. 1 O I . , t -. ' . .. . i: 1 ;.:

rated If the acilcra of the aa rs.yf. ds.trrp, iljwarlsx vegetation, stagnant i.nd riiar&L'r, Iow-lrk? traoa. Tho' true .4'.j-j 1 ... Ti. til' are cf thi- tmaanta is by no means clearly lerstood. but there tre two facts in relation to it that are. The first is, that the periodical fevers vt Lich it breeds t of tho most viroleat type; the peceud b, that thwo maladies are rarely cured, alihocgh they may -be .ameliorated, by the om'-'iry reraedJ employed to overcome them, The true antidote to the c-;i:ect' of miasm is Bostettr's Stomach Fitters. This medicine is one of tho most popular remedies of an a.ge of euccessfal proprietary gpe-cirscs, and "is la imiuenso demand wherever, on this continent, fever and a true exists. Awine-glass-fnl thrt-j times a tl iy the best possible preparative for encountering a malarious atmosphere, regulating the liver, and invigorating the stomach. Tlio Fat Slen's Convention. We can see some pleasure, if no reason, in the convening of a bal-v jjliow, but we confess we could never see the slightest cause, reasonable or otherwie, for a fat men's convention,, unless it be the fact that misery loves company. For fifty or a hundred men, whose several weights range from two hundred to- three hundred pounds, to hold a convention simply because of so much surplus avoirdupois, is absurd to say the least It becomes doubly so when we rerlect that obesity is a disease. What would we think of as many persons emaciated by consumption holding a convention to compare their relative weights There is but one ground upon which we would advocate another fat men's convention, and that is that they will meet to discuss the merits of Allan's Anti-Fat, tlie only known remedy for obesity. It is safe and reliable. Sold by "druggists. " . -; Tiik Heart is a delicate organ and must be kept in perfect health that tho blood may circulate properly and promote the growth of every organ of tlie body; therefore, if you have any symptoms of Heart Disea-.e, do not delav, but procure a suitable remedv, anch as woo'fferyou in Dr. Graves' HEART REGULATOR, and arrest tlie disease delay 13 always dangerous. Among the many forms of Heart Disease are Palpitation, Enlargement, Spasms cf the neart, Stoppage of tho Action of the Heart Trembling all over and about tho Heart Ossification or Bony Formation of the Heart, - Rheumatism, General Debility and Sinking cf the Spirits. Send your name to F. II. Ingaijls, Concord, N. II., for a pamphlet containing a list of testimonials of cures, etc. The HEART REGULATOR is guaranteed to. cure all symptoms of Heart Disoase, organic or sympathetic, and can bo procured of your druggist at 50 cents and $1 per bottle. TTinnoFr's Tonio ! A Safe, Scre, and Scientific Cuke ! The unprecedented pale of this world-renowned medicine proves iuontestibly that no remedy has euperseded the use of this reliable Tonic. No spleen has been found so hard as not to yield to its softening iuflaence, and no liver eo hypertrophied as not to give up its long-retained bilious secretions, and no Chill or Fever ha yet ref ueed to fall into line. Wiieelcck, Fix Lay & Co., Proprietors, New Orleans. Fob sale by all Druggist?. The Professional Indorsement which has been accorded, by leading medical men in various parts of the country, to Dr. Wm. Hall's Balsam for the Lungs is a sufficient guaranty of its efficacy in eradicating diseases of tho breathing organs. These gentlemen have thoroughly tested tho remedy, and their concurrent testimony is to the effect that it is a positive specific for lung, bronchial and throat affections of every description, and a most reliable preventive of that dreaded scourge, consumption. Druggists sell it - CHEW " Tlie Celebrated t o "Matcieless" Wood Tag Plug Tobacco. The Pion-ekr Tobacco Company, , New York, Boston and Chicago. Familiarity with the writings of the great poets is a necessity to any one who wishes to appear well in company. For 10c. we, will send a book of 1(50 selections from the beautiful melodies of Moore, the grand poems of Byron, and the nnequaled songs of Burns, and 50 popular songs. Desmond & Co., 915 Race street, Fhila. A Favorable Notoriety. The good reputation of '"Brown's Bronchial Troches" for the relief of Coughs, Colds and Throat Diseases, has given them a favorable notoriety. 25 cts. a box. For the benefit of our readers we give, this week, a sure cure for colic or belly ache in horses. To one bottle Johnson's Anodyne Liniment add same quantity of molasses and same quantity of water, and pour down the horse's throat " For upward of 30 rears Mrs. WTNSLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP has been used for children with never-failing success. It corrects acidity of the stomach, relieves wind colic, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery and diarrhea, whether arising from teething or other causes. An old and well-tried remedy. 25 cts. a bottle. A MAN recently asked, in a drug store, for a box of rough diamonds, but the druggist knew no such remedy. After much parley the druggist-found that his customer wanted 'Parsons' Purgative Pill. He says: "That's the only fit name for 'em." Thirty of the best organ makers of the world are competitors at the Paris Exposition. A cable dispatch to the Associated Press ays two highest awards have been awarded to the American makers, Mason & Hamlin. To cleanse and whiten the teeth, to sweeten the hreatnvuse Brown's Camphorated Saponaceous Dentifrice. Twenty -five cents a bottle. IMPORTANT NOTICE Formers, Fan.!. le and Other can purchase no remedy equal to Di rOUlAS' VF.NF.TIAN LINIMENT, for the car ot 'Jh ilsra, Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Croup, Colio and Seacknes, taken Internally (tt is perfectly harmle'S , ath accompanying each bottle) and eiteroany for Chronic Kneumausra, lle.idache. Toothache, Sore Turoat, Cuts, Burns, Sweiiins, Bruises, Mosqmto !tg; Old Sores, Pains li Lim;s, Back and Ghent. The VENETIAN L1N1.M i;."T w-ja introduced In lst7,and - o one who has used it bat' cimtinues to do so, many naorur if it w;ia Ten Doiiars a Lottie they would not be without it. Thousanas of Certiacaies can b seen at he Detot, nakins of its wonderful curative properties. Soi l by the Druggists tUOct. JJpot, i array street. New. York, a THE MAHKETS. : NEW YOP.K. Beeves : Hoos. Cotton Flocb Superfine Wheat No. 2 Chicago Cons Western Mixed Oats Mixed Rvb Western Pork Mess .5 m iTUO 00 . ltUoyti V)U . 3 50 i1 3 f-5 i'r-, 41 5V tfS 1 M 4! ( m S 75 m 9 '25

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Laud o'niVi, i;!!i CHICAGO. ' Beeves -Choice Graded Steers 5 00 5 25 Cows and liti-. rs 2 00 -g 3 00 Medium to Fair 3 fiO (fi 4 10 Hogs , 2 50 tfj 3 to Flocb Fancy White Winter El . 4 75 to', 5 5") Good to Choice Spring Ex. . 4 75 5 M Wheat No. 8 Spring Kl K5 No. H Spring 70 7"i Corm No. 2 ." . 4 ,4;.i 5 Oats No. 2 It i 11 Rtb No. a., - -tl if-j; 45 : Barlet No. 2. 1 i e 1 f " Butter Cooice Creamery . v6 1J5 , Eoos Fresh 15 t:t 18 Pobk Mess 7 75 f t 7 S.. LaKD vji rr Wheat No. 1 . ; m (rt. 1 e 1 I No. 2 i at 5 Corv No.J 83 (,.r; , Si ; Iii"E No. 1 43 (rfi -It Bahlex No. 1 OS (;. 1 (it !-T. LOUIS. W: 7at No. 2rll.l f i n f7 c,-!.n 'Tn i : j , r . t 0 its N J. 1 i , . t f YE J. , 4? Pobs-Svss S M Soi I.a i. o 6 eTj CISCIXNAXI. Wheat Ite-3 Kl tfh - Co ix. : s , i Oat s : , i -, i.yk .,),. r 5 1 " 1 .f i ; i li.l ii,i. I;-' j -' N TOUDO. - V.'i .-AT "l. t V m ,,1 .x'i :. i t t (- .j C . - . : C-ATM J. 2 11 , ( I " i-rruorr. " - i r- -'-a a 4 rr) 4 r 1 ' ' T .1' : . l . i c . i t ' ' ' 1 V's -. i ' i ' i. .3 .f.;-i , ! . IV, I .V. t - 4 i-i ; ? r. i i 1 '. : , 3 .'. . . - ' i , r J I ' i ..'4! -ii.. i . i,. ; ii :! ... , ., . ...,F ,.. .

A SURE RELIEF FOll THE p-UFEEREIl.

t - "1 A Vcs-f-faMe Pirpriraf'fin, fnvpntod in the 17th comurv Dr. Vi .limit e-raee, Sarjreoa in Km James' nrmy. Thmneh its nrcutcy lie cured thousand of tie" most seriou- (nes and wound th.t "baflird the sfciilof the nio r eminent r ivs'i 'an of hi lr.v, and vnt regardtsj by iul wuo knew him a a public benefactor. r cures FLESH WOrsl)5, FUOZF.N' LWIK, Sit T BHFCM. CHTI PI.IIS3, SOItS BKEAST. SOtSS UPS, EaXSIPEIS. Rl.NOWOiiilS, CAU.USE3, SCALD HEAD, CUAFPtlD HANDS, Brnss, SCALDS. TflX'MM, rt-Tiais, rit.Es, . -. ' BVStOSS, BITES, . , WARTS,' riMCLES, rrcn, i.vor.owrso CASCEHS, FELON'S, PORES, CTlSriS, , WEXS. ABC ESS, SPRAI.NS, ccts, BUSTERS, CORNS, ULCERS, SHt.VGLES, PTIKS, - . -FRECKLES, BOILSWHITLOWS, TAN, SCURVT, SAILS, SETTLE KASH, MOS-iClTO AXD FLEA BITES SPIDER STISOS, And all cutaneous diseases and eruptions generally. PRICE 23 CENTS A BOX. BY MAIL S3 CENTS. Three dozen Boxes -(14 frross1, will be sent TO PEDDLERS, STOREKEEPERS, DRUGGISTS, (expressage paid), on receipt ot 1.00 about eleven cents a box. "' rKEPARED BY SETH W. FOWLE &. SONS, - 8! HARRISON AVENUE, .... , BOSTON, MASS. , - Warranted a PERFECT CURE (or j rn.ney rKturned) Jr all the trnrt iji,rm.i of PlLKS. LEPROSY, ScnoF- . Vt.a. Rhf.cmatism, Salt Rhecm, t . o LHTAlUtU, KIDNEY UlSEiSKS, anu all (,'ieoi of tae SKIH and BLOOO. ii. J. rowiii; Ot.- co., nriirrpnl a.nl Uo-ton. I nld everywhere. SJ.OO Bottles. J FITf.T.KR ! liLLER,Ast(..Caio:nfO I I 2 Sure roHcr j eTIJl.T J r.!- f "Tll I r O 1'rice j5cts.aiJ U-ii. rZii O f'-J I ItoLcUibymau. StowcMACov ... . 1 .jCharlestown. Maaa. sm? m m We will pay Agents a Salary of $100 per month and expenses, or allow a large commission, to Fell our new nd wonderful inventions. We mean tchat c any. iSiiiaple free. Addres3 SHEIiSlAX ifc CO., Ularsliall, Jlich. nnr SI 25 U S IOO-fnctory prices'j 11 ; v highest honor Mnthushek's sc.Ie S3 itu .m m for squares finest uprichts in America over 12.0tO in nso res:ulnriy incorpornted M'ft. (0. Pianos sent on trial IS-pape Cataloocf. FltEF, Mlnofi ssohn PlAXO Co., 21 E. loth Street. N. Y. TEtrrn is MieiiTT i 8t iwl Visard, m-.n for Uait, with yotr heijhv, oomt mt wr b4 kk f hm'tr. mrt& tr jom crrmt pvrtorw mt iMr ftttnr hnb.od or wit, bmiaas mt rtai gima tS t:ma mmi pi wfamrm vam Will Hrmt ciMt, .m th dts ef vmiifit Add. Pro. MARTI NKZ. 4 PnmaM mm. rw m m kmmmmt t YOUH PHOTOGRAPH . . ,: AMD MAlViC on 1 doz. cards for 5 cts, S doz. 5!) cts. Send picture to S. 11. ARCHER, Tro, N. Y . i' t Is uect wi:ii fo't'.Htrr t.vicoeN3 tiotii any ot ne r ti"; tcie of tlie kind. The finest children are those fd on Kidt'O's Food. WOOLR1CH. fc CO. on every label. The Antidote to Alcohol Found at Last. THE FATHER HATHEW HEMEOY Is a certain and speedy cure for intemperance. Id dostrovs all appetite for alcoholic liQuors and builds tip the nervous svsiem. A('teralebauc!i, or any intent pcrnte iiidulsence. nciinscio toivspoonful will remove nil mevtn f innd hysicnl ercion. It alo cures every kind of Vf.veh, UrsPEPSlA and ToK PIIHTX OP tub Liver. Sold l y all drneists. $ I per Bottle. Pamphlet on ' Alcohol, iu Kifecta on tne Human rVdv, and Intemperance as a Disease," sent re-. FATHHft MATHKW TEMPKKANCF, AND MANUFACTURING CO., :? Bund bt., New York. DAHUTFJO STICKS UrtT TCTrPTl - 'o ilore Sti-rir.il Plntrs. Rose's Name-Writing and Darninir Attachment for Sewinc Machines, fctmiilo, yet wonderfulSpecial attachment for eacl; kind of machine ; in ordering, name the machine. Price Ont Dollar. Ask a Sewing Machine dealer. Agents wanted. I . M. HOSK, Sun Ruildinw, New ork. :t: A Tvwiiive rnntiiv t,tr llrmi.v tnn ail (I.upi nf an , the ViUJne yr., i",l:ii!rr and I rinary Or-is. jrii&Ha. lluiit'ii Keraeily is purny it .'tah'e arid Ijj : j.r.-;'.arMl xprcimi f r tne above tiist-ases. It hs :.t t- cured thoustotis. Jbvery b,ttie warranted, fciend to W. II h E. Clarke, Providence, K.I., for illustrated panipiik-t. ii If vour dru -K don t l.nve it. Yr t id oru-r ii lor you. i H 4. iLJii tii m iu f I OO.OOO AC'63 I1 E rt KT InmH liimsi. At 9 to if in ianu lots and on terms tostnt all ciaBea, Seud pntal-card for maps and pamphlet descriptive of 18 counties. Iw freitruts. Land exploring tickets, out and back, free to buyers. Start rielit ! For any Information 8pi,.y to IOWA KAfLItOAU LAXU (OJteASV. clar Hapiiis. Iowa, or Vr ItaitUoiiiU street, C'Ulcjijto. AGENTS VANTED FC.d Ti: I :j. ifrsa pvi gwpw6 yi. ipp. ipwrKBii mrm p- ar , j I HISTOnYoFTii-JOni n It con t- '"S O 7 '3 f. .-ah! .rlii! er- rr v: .-. rs s.n d I'i'.O j'ire ooiii)in-e,.imi p-in-s. and i3 tue m ist conioieie Hiit..iry rf (he 'VV orid ever pnpJihsd. It eeiis at siijht. tsend for specimen r " nn i exrrs terms to Aarnta." AtiJrees IiAlAwji.i, PUiSIJiSiilNfJ CO., Chicago, IiL "T'"7; cubed fseeT J 1 n inf and tsrfscf lSad remiy for " ' i. 1 or FailiiusrSickiiefi i '-" l U rtrvrntrea to c'Tect a speedy . m4 4 "t , PI R1AXI;NT enrs. 1 ji A free bottle" of my ; i ; s -, renowned ftIMK)(ij0 end , a . t ' "' Tiualle Treattsa sent to , i; i V '? Jir.y s- ; en-r sr.r' -er r e Iff uress. Ft. Th O. PO'T. 1 '-"t PnHgt". 7-w V"-V. r . . r ti Vlri i 'P . - .iB.l Biicrt ri in a f r '-rt -at an 1 t waa (r etot to n-9sr r t-ie M Vr vert Bt.t n w a rrwf f;iTvii'f tvir. H netr 1 V K r ;t COBii.T !a "T J-' hy IJ ! m trr L . . -. S.T. f j II. I i4. 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NEW YORK, or CHICAGO, on; cws kidiiey ..conE'ii THE GREAT REMCDY FOF? : - 1 : ALU KiOUtLY DiaSASES! Ttrfrr ht tprcial jrmirion la Rev. Ir. J. K. Runkin. Washington, D. CI. : G. T. Hcwton. M.D.. Newton. Bucks tJo., Pa. : John L Roper, K., Nnrfo.'u. 'a. ; Dr. J. H White, 417 Fourth Ave., New York ; Dr. O. A. Item, Charlotte, N. Y. ; Hon. V. iC Parsons, ptesent Mayor ol iUchester, N. Y. Ask your dmg-is-t, rr. for trm phl,a4 whir, Dr. V It Alti, 42 UNI VKJJ.S1T V I.A i:, MiLW YOlUi. . NEWSPAPEBSryiXGAZINES at club ra'es. Time, trouble and expense saved by suhscriomif through the Rocky Atountain Subscription Aeency, which furnishes any paper vexcept local) pubKaaed, in the United Stales. Musieat Instruments; Sewinn Machines of all kinds, Ohromoe, Frsmes, fcewinit Machine Needles and Attachments at reduced priia-s. 1 will also furnish Books of ail kinds at lowest prices. Koeky Jlountaia Stereoscopic Yiens a specialty. Don't fail to write at once for our circulars. Aaenta eaa make t:.: money. Address . . J AM FS TORRE.N3, Evans, Olo. iir if I if i a I ' r r i i f L i f ' , J: mm . M 900.000 acre- U.fn in four month hv S5,000 people. Good climate. Boil, water, and building: t(ine, and god sodetf: Addi-es, S. J. Gil mo re, Land Com'r, Salt u a, Kansas. 1 pnq'pnn WP kviWiwf -! : DUiJluli . lliililyUIIiil 1, ; Daily and WeeMy, Quarto, ! tv BOSTON, I1ASS. t ; The LarRppt, Chespest snd Best Family Newspaper Ir New F.njland. Kdit-d with speciril reference to tb ! yariod tastes and requirements of the home circle. Al j the foreign and local news publis-hed promptly. , Daily Transcript, $ 1 0 per annum in adva ce. Weekly " 3 " .. .... " (5 copies to one address, $7 rrei arxnu.ai iu adrauce. j K"NT) FIR SSATiXPJVS COPT. (SHRUBS fflewf iSP I a li ! - r i sf , t An English Veterinary Surjreon and Chemist now trav slin in this country says that most ot the Horse and Cattle Powders sold here are wort hless trash. He say cbst Sheridan's Condition Powder ase absolutely pons nd Immensely valuable. Nothins1 on earth will make aens lay like .Sheridan's tndiUon Powders. Dose. ont Sold tvtryu-h'rr, or sm! b i mail fir r'lJj letter tfampi L H. JOlliXSON fc CO., Bangor, Maine. I fc. i I ' - ;'' -' - sir a j ( ll a Lin 'i!li W h :m P Sf g law i CRATTLESORO, VT. Send far Ilisstraicd Catslsgss ForSLiiiSIiMloirs L. O. Emfp.kok'8 0X A III) I a new h:.i for ! Singing iS li'ils, fully equ.il to an-- ever U.ned, is re idy I ornse. W piares of instructions, 60 p:iges of Claes, and i tjO pages of Sacred Slavic. j 15 cents; $7.50 per dozen. , 4. " t RMFKsorfs Cliurcli OfleHiiiT, . ne; ; :nr Choivs, conta ns a lnrse end .-iimir-iii!e collection of f Antbenri, which fit perfeotty -.t tlm Hjiiscupai Service, i hut are of the best quality fur any service. Also a iar-e I number of fine t '.bnr.ia. - i $1.25; or $12.00 per dozen. i f.mfbson's Ndcrrd (luartettes, anPW,,h for tjaartette Chottw, has a mot musical cnilet-tioii or newpieeea by the rao-t popular autii-rrs, and proviitus about one new one for every jj -ibbatn in tile year. . Boards, ; Cloth, $2.2 1 ,-v.w, Festival Cliorus Bon.' I (1 25) has a line selection of Choruses. W. O. Pebki-n-s' 1 i j, .w arKj con. vetsient collection 'of Hymns snd Tunes for Inneral occasions. Pdcc, 5j cents. - ' y i f' Send for Cat-ilotTijes continir.r the dfcrrptions of many ether eiccileut booKs lor choirs or J-.:.r-.r.e Any Rook mailed post free for Retail Price. OLIVER DITS0N & CO., IhMcii. C. IT, tl ."-. Co., .T, T' . ti!4-.n Co., -- ,- ww Sf . 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