Paoli Weekly News, Volume 7, Number 5, Paoli, Orange County, 16 October 1878 — Page 4

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- ,t !i. f. t I i r- . - rt : ', ,c A' i ', ' '. i i- i i ' ; t: !) tM' fi 1 & i . i r f r f at Ajj-1'; - it 1 1 f i j.r f;, m 1 roc - ' ; , Affju o:.i a Li;; a I, a fvrt:;; in i of IV Kbylx-r r.tv. The iIive va.s tLe :it in the war of I and" tlte wo! ks were finiilijdeEaolisIifj"1! by the ErMnb Li the laiu-r year. TLo Iltix-ian Imperial tank &'a!K:r;nc'-s that it hulU 147,7S,3 rulk; In otu aramt ott L-: - ucJ. to tLe itiaoiiiit cf 7.-.!,w,01.j.j ruItaly dr'Ir to fcavo a bawl ia th twtilemmt of t'.iO Orotic question, arxl has o infoTTivl ths au;UoriUi;s tit AtLeijM, Lkew we tLe t;erai trtay powers. Hr proportion dor wt appear fc Live tatst ilh ranch feaece!, the tireik Government politeal declining to tntt-r-ta ia it Turkey La rt-fuHe.p tj tagt tLe convention wk'h Antru relative to the occupation of Boons and II'-rz.;ovina. The uisHrrcction in Kant Cruz Las Lctn qif-ll :-!, and tho ringleadcr-M captured. Prwideut Diaz, of Mexico, has organized a carapaiii against the l'iio Grande Indian. It h 1,-i-Iii'Vi-d Lo will remove tLe Indiana to the Iaci:ic fPpe. A Calcutta dinpatcli ways it ia reported that the force from lV-nLawar Lave Ix-en ordered to attack Alt Mujid innmodiaLrly, and a ldy of infantry with a mountain Lattery Law entered Khvbt-r pa. It in rumored that the r.uaiana Lave occupied Yarkand. The Vienna Prr ntat- that Meventy-one Lattrdiijiix of Tisrk ami 12,000 Albanians are now at Novi-ISarsr. Osnian Pasha will be there Boon in conn.nar.id of 150KO men. Iliaz.m, a Itas-Sfuan town of .l,0O0 inhabitants, sinia.f'd about 1 10 mile BontLcast of JIoscow, li.au tn the scene of a Chicago fire on a reduced scale, anJ it happens curiously that the litirnirig occurred on the ! th of Octiber. Twenty-three tono Louhch, thirty-one wooden dwelling and seventy warehounes were dep?r. !, the Iom King about Jl,500,iX0. Five Weleyan minnionari were lately kill'-d nnd eaten by the natives of New Zealand. Eighty of the cannibal were afterward killed by troops in retaliation. It is Ktatcd that Gen. Sir Frederic Taiil Hine, Commander-in-Chief of tho British totem in India, will attHuine command at Pesdiawur, where .T,000 troopa aro already concant rated r.einforeemeuta for tho British army eontinne to arrive, and war U considered ineviuble. A panic occtirred at a concert hall in Liverpool, lately, by which thirty-Boven persons were erushed to death of wuSfocated, and many others Heven-ly injured. An unfounded cry of fire caused the ru.th. Tho danger of war between Turkey ami Austria in declared to he averted, the latter Government having relinquished its previously announced purpose of occupying Novi-Bazar, ono of the t..wnft of Bosnia, of great strategic importance. Hugh Balfour & Co., shipping merchant, of Manchester, England, Lave failed, with liabilities of alxmt $8,000,000. Tlio Merchants' Bank of Prince Edward's Island, at Charlottetown, has eunpended. Liabihtiti.H, g'.IKX). I'!-il Chelmsford,, formerly Lord Chancellor of England, is dead. Jacob P. Chamberlain, BepreHontative in Congrew from New York to the Thirty-seventh CongrcHH, died at Seneca Fall, in that State, last week. Sir Francis Grant, the celebrated portrait painter and President of the British lloyal Academy, died fuddenly, a few daya ago. Hon. Thonia Drnmniond, Judge of the United States Circuit Court, ha returned to Chicago from hi European trip in improved Loaltli. Gen. Gideon J. Pillow, of Mexican war and Confederate notoriety, died a few daya ago at hi place near the month of 6t Franci river, in Arkansas. The EL I lev. Thomas Galberry, Catholic Bishop of Hartford, is dead. The Pension Office in Washington gives notice to whom it may concern that the services of ptmsiiui-lawyers and claim-agents aro of no value whatever in advancing the intereta of applicant for pentuonts. The bureau furnihhes blanks that cover the whole buaine, on application, ami they can 13 filled by any notary public, without help of the professed expert. The news from that portion of our country afrhcted with the yellow scourge on tho 7th ie.Kt. was not quite so favorable as for omo time previou, tho dread disease having spread over the whole country, and being very destructive of life in tho smaller place, beyond tho reach of aid. At Memphis, 1T death were reported for the twenty-four hours, with 57 new ca.-e ; at New Orleans, 59 death and 182 new case, total case 10,4-85, t-ot.d death e,171 ; w ksl.org was nearly free from fever, only one death being reported. A fTKl authority places tho material loan in the Son tli on account of yellow fever at $200,000,- . In large part of the fever-infected district the cotton crop will be lout for want of Land to gather it, T.eporU of the Indian outrage in Western Kan e. to Oct 7 are that the fieeintr redskins ai t ! t i ht. t i tl t C. L II oruburgh, f e m'h'i Ih t at i-hort notice, t J , p. d at 1 -t a counts was 1 rf t e i ; retlskins. vi w n. 1 !- i i . g fn m all diret a ; v ir.o'i i h h.4 1 and Gen. i l K C t 1 t ';- k. O R J- , 1 I to i 1' a- in h.t to t' NorthPlatte 1 . i cf t'e -i na. It ia t t' r . ' 1 T J a. 1 Bed Cloud ttK 1 1 'tt'i rt i a and gone t f ve C They went v t . ; 1 t. e I ick Kills, A ' il'ei i, I" l., pT i a eummary Ci 1 I y t e I .iians who . a ' s i r t ' id .' i A or eroi.ng 1 . v '1 l rt hweat to ir e 1 ' d t e -ettlemcnts r i u "J r r;. 1 a! r i 1 - ji re on Sappa r t ulv miles w as t t t rj ' . destroyed - . i 1 v hi reach v. -.- fv ' 1 1 k-t Mt U in ,1 ' - .3 tl e C. rs I - - , tl .? f fv r Co "1 t I i.i f utv . l .i t p- . " 1 - - -v r r I e Ut tl it i y V " .v 1 ". l,y. oj l t 3 I is e i . 1 ( f i- . - : i , It ,o. 2 r j i v I 1 I "1 I l t. h !- V i 0 .at 4 r

' noni-ly tm iin Tnn f ( i'IL T tii i nm v. f : z 1 . Hy I - s t i 1 I . " ; f i '.. a.-y a- ..- e ia f ; ; - ,d rl-nut! '(7 rr? ry. a r r"cI. " . i 3 1-- u i - .-d ly I'.t. Il-vt, ly vhi V". - f tj .. it i." 'd lie al-o cfiu.i laiidHi all it )n or C.--jt '. ly pt-rm.ii.ii to di!"j)i.-rf;. JfemiiliW rf-por'U-d 45 death on the Cili inst from tLe yd'ow jlagn. The Howard Association at that place were sendicg out daily relief trains to the email towns along the railroad, where raueh dieand destitatiori are reported New Ork-anw report 42 deaths and 143 new caaes; the day was olierreJ a one of fasting, ia response to the proclamation of Gov. Nicholla. Viekwhnrg report only 4 death. Chattanooga in fttrickx-n by the diee, S eaaea and 4 deaths lx ing announced Ca Lave taken place in almost every town in MiaiirpL An explosion of fire-damp occurred in the Proepect coal mine, near WilkealArre, Pa, the other day, by which four men were killed The resignations of Sir Alexander Mackenzie and tho members of Li Cabinet were

recently submitted to the Governor General of Canada, and Sir John A. Macdonald, the Conservative leader, La been requested to undertake tho formation of a new Cabinet to correspond with the recent revolution in Dominion politics. Beport from the Spotted Tad Indian are Btich as to warrant grave apprehension of a Heriou Indian war in tho Northwet, eo much so that Gen. Sheridan has asked for an additional force. The Eighteenth Infantry, now in the Department of the South, has been ordered to hold ifelf in readinea to move at a moment's notice. A Ions of 5100,000 wa inflicted by the burning of a large chair factory in Sixty-first street, New York city. Insured for $33,000. In accordance with orders of the court at Detroit, the book of the New York mine are to be returned to Marquette, Mich., to the office w hence they were taken, opportunity being given for the regular service of a writ of replevin before the giving up of tho books to the party producing them. POLITICAL. It i fiaid that the Totter committee will not meet at Washington until a few days before the meeting of Congre. An elaborate report is now in preparation by the Democratic members, who expect Gen. Butler to sign with them. Hie presentation of Senator Stanley Matthews as a contumacious witnesH is contemplated. Election were held in Ohio, Indiana, Iowa and West Virginia on the 8th inst, and the re.-mlt may be figured out about as follows: The Republicans elect their State ticket in Ohio by Stont 0,000 majority, but lose in Congressmen, the delegation standing 11 Democrats to J) Republicans. The following aro the Republican Congressmen returned: Butterworth, First; Young, Second; Keif or, Fourth; Neal, Twelfth; McKindley, Sixteenth; Monroe, Seventeenth; Updcgraff, Eighteenth; Garfield, Nineteenth, and Towneend, in the Twentieth districts. The Democratic Congressmen elected are as follows: Geddes, Fifteenth; Atherton, Fourteenth; Warner, Thirteenth; Dickey, Eleventh; Ewing, Tenth; Converse, Ninth; Fiuley, Eighth; Hurd, i ::.: - cntli; Hill, Sixth; Lefevro, Fifth, and McMahon in the Third districts In Indiana the Democratic State ticket is elected by about 12,000 majority. Tho Congressional delegation will stand as follows: First district, William Heilman, Republican; Second, Thoa R. Cobb, Democrat; Third, George A. Bicknell, Democrat ; Fourth, Jephtha D. New, Democrat; Fifth, Thos. M. Browne, Republican ; Sixth, William R. Meyers, Democrat; Seventh, Gilbert De La Matyr, Democrat and National; Eighth, A. J. Hostetter, Democrat; Ninth, Godlove 8. Ortli, Republican; Tenth, William H. Calkins, Republican; Eleventh, Calvin Cowgill, Republican ; Twelfth, Walpole Colerick, Democrat; Thirteenth, John Baker, Republican making six Republi cans ana seven Democrats. lne Democrats have a majority of six on joint ballot in the Legislature over both Republicans and National. Iu Iowa the Republicans elect their State ticket by 10,000 majority, though they lose two members cf Congress; Gillette, in the Des Moines district, and Weaver, in the Sixth district, both nominated by the Democrats and Groenbaekers, are elected by small majorities. In West Virginia the Democrats elected the entire delegation in Congress. The Missouri Republican Convention, at St Louis, recently, made the following nomination: Judgejof the Supreme Coiirt, Alex. F. Denny; Superintendent of Public Instruction, Roderick Baldwin; Register of Lands, William T. Nordel; Railroad Commissioner, John B. Tracy. Clarkson N. Totter has been nominated for Congress from the Twelfth New York district riXAXCIAL AXD IXVCSTKIAL. Chicago elevators contain 2,108,7m bushels ot wheat, bushels of corn, 003, C30 bushel of oat, 5Jl,60l bushel of rye, and 783,24 bushel of barley, making a grand total of 5,S53,2$0 bushels, against 3.094.S43 bushels at this period last year. The wage of the employes of the navy yard at Portsmouth, N. IL, have been cut down 20 per cent, and the men placed on half time, on account of a deficiency in the appropriations. CKIME AXD CKIMIXALS. Thomas Stewart and Lis Bister, two old people, living on a farm near Richmond, Ky., were shot by an nnknowa party one night last week. Stewart, hearing a noise in the yard, got out of bed to ascertain the cause, when he was mortally wounded Hi sister, coming to the door to hi assistance, was also fired upon and instantly killed Bill Langley, the Texas desperado, was hanged the other day. Langley had killed eight men. A wholesale lynching took place near Mount Vernon, Ind, a few days ago. A telegram from the place says that "seven negroes outraged four white women near Mount Vernon, Posey county. Depnty Sheriff Oscar Thomas, while attempting to arrest some of them, was killed by Daniel Williarnn, colored Next morning a mob of nearly 3,000 gathered, shot Williamson, hanged three others, and are preparing to bang the rest" If A KB n ORKJSItS. Newfoundland women do the work of uta on the AL.rves cf St. Johns. WLa n th-.' tir.io arrivi f. r ' from Sivilhtrn riun ., Xra;1, Tct Ir.,li-.s ivi I tl-owhrru to t.t u' ,.nl tit ir cury ti t-.it cod, horrir j'.h s tf 1 -iv. - i f h -. wiih t-.-V. l-tri r-i-.i hrul 4.::..s i.r.-.l c.r-o rc j r - y he .-or u -r j1 o w L i r e.-. c rw i:- x I- -i 1 . rr-H a f ' t . : d fr . I! . h 1 rK.y 1 ' '.r 1. ... 1 i ,1 ii 1 r ? vy - vo- .n. T'. -v : t" t 1 hr!i '-n zx ii tl I 1 .-t l I i - : f : I r. Iu .. V il, i i n r u !r t i ' 1 t 1

I'arm Ilu7ingt. ! liriix your t.n;.i.l3 K.t il.e rod c f r frr.lt tre.4. You 'will .,1 tL-t j it r.ivs a rood percent, y. I Urn a Utile i-oCt soap on the cro.Lir-j . gste or barn-door Lir.es, and stop the j unnecessary noise and wear.

Best fresh butter contains 82.6 per cent, fat, 1.1 of salt, and 16.3 of -water, with a trace of organic matter. Lowpriced betters are sometimes found to be adulterated with large quantities of salt and water. Make & calculation as to how much corn and other grain crops you will require, raise good crops, and you will soon see the folly of using three to five acres to pasture a cow when she can be soiled on a half acre. Soils in cultivation require constant stirring, then they do not harden on the surface, and do not become too compact for the proper admission of air, rain and heat, and for the free growth of the fibrous roots. The farmer who keeps all the stock his farm will safely carry and "feeds them fat," eoon has fat acres, even if they were not originally so, from the manure returned to the soil. And the fatter the cattle are made the better the soil will become. So fat cattle make fat farmers. The calla lily blooms at three years. Take an ordinary earthen jar, without a ' hole in the bottom, put the lily in, and fill the jar three-quarters full of rich earth ; fill with warm water in which you have put a few drojss of ammonia ; keep in a warm room ; give as much light and sun as possible, and plenty of water. Chicago Tribune. M. Malleval recommends that seed potatoes whole tubers or cuttings be steeped in a solution of two pounds of quick-lime, the same amount of sulphur, and five qtxarts of water; thus treated his potatoes have escaped disease, while seed not so prepared, and planted side by side, produced ever an affected crop. Paris letter to New England Farmer. Sponge is an expensive article in the stable, for when constantly in use it soon decays. To employ it to the best advantage a double supply should be always on hand, one being in use for a week, and then put by to dry for a similar period. In this way a soft, flabby and nearly worn-out sponge recovers its texture, while sponge treated on this plan will last fully three times as long as if it is constantly wet from first to last. The practice followed by many persons of tightly tying up half-hardy roses and other plants for the winter is not to be recommended in fact ought to be abandoned. It shuts out the air, and in the event of a mild or moist winter they will be smothered, or killed with mold. There is no way positively safe but to lay these half-hardy things down and cover with a few inches of earth. Use a forked stick to keep them in place if needed, and see how fresh and green to the very tips they will come out in the spring. Of course, if roses, they should be pruned before laying down. Germantoicn Telegraph. Most farmers, and other persons, take as much delight in destroying bumblebees and their nests as in killing a snake, as if these bees were injurious. This is a great mistake. They and their nests should be held in respect as much as the honey-bee, for without the bumblebee we should have no red clover. The honey-bee, if we except the Italian, cannot reach down the tube of the red clover to get the honey, hence clover seed can only be obtained from the second crop, which blossoms after the bumblebee becomes active. This bee, in reaching for the honey, rubs the pollen from the pistil of the plants, and thus fertilizes the blossom. Mice destroy large numbers of bumblebees in cold weather. Therefore, cats and owls, by killing the mice, become the farmer's true friends, even if they do occasionally feast upon a chicken. Fanner and Fruit Grower. JMirwtie Economy. Fried Geeen Tomatoes. Take fine large green tomatoes, and wipe them perfectly clean, cut them in slices about half an inch thick, sprinkle with salt, perjper and flour, and fry them in boiling fat. Boiled Browx Bread. Two cups of meal, one cup of flour, one teaspoonful of soda, two-thirds cup of molasses; put it into & greased pudding-boiler or tin pail ; plunge in Ixnling water and boil three hours. Cookies. Two cups of sugar, one cup of butter, four eggs, one teaspoonful of saieratus dissolved ia a tablespoonfal of hot water, two table-spoon-f.us of crt-am cf t;rt:r; flavor v,iih nutmeg; l!o::r to lut.. The- cookies will Letp ft l-'-J t;.e. Tir.: n Ti:c::-. Take l.- lipc. free -t.ie ..h .s l re and Lilve them, :.nd i I.;co tl ::a il 3 cut d we, ia r rr 1 I .1 1 izv 1 ; tkcu they re cc:" ed s tlycn this f l.h, tzrzx V..,zi 1. 1 O tl l.olhiwl,:: by the ' - 2 w ." th cr- --1 or y tr !;rc 1 t 1. 1 1 1

c-.vf-illy r rentier year, t all th.2 covers cr ccik. i j A ri::i li: LssccncipE. Hot alara i

vScr is the b-: .-1 ins- et eL -troyer known, rut the du i:A j Ll t -r t :id l-;t it boil tin it ij, t.ll tlXulvcd; then n Ty tho Fwlr.tion Lot xsilh a Ln.-h to all cracks, closets, bedsteads, and other places, where any insects are found. Ants, bed-bags, cockroaches and creeping things are killed by it ; while it has no danger of poisoning the family or injuring the property. Peach Cobbles. Peel nicely one dozen large peaches, and put them on the fire with a little water and sugar; let them simmer slowly until softened; then make a soft biscuit crust, put the peaches in a deep, round dish ; cover them with the crust ; bake in a quick oven. When done, cover carefully with a large plate or platter, and turn gently out. The peaches will stand out on their white ground and look very pretty. Sauce, sweetened cream or hard sauce. ACIIOSS THE CUAXXEL. The channel from France to England has been crossed upon a "podoscaphe" (water boots), by T. Fowler, an American, residing at Bordeaux. He started from Bologne at 4 o'clock on Monday, and arrived at Sandgate, near Folkstone, at 3 :35 in the afternoon, after a journey of nearly twelve hours' " duration, without having rested throughout the passage. A great part of the time he had to struggle against the wind, the lumpy sea and the strong currents of the channel. He was very tired, especially in the legs. The only nourishment he was able to take during the voyage was a small piece of bread and coffee. This is the first time that so long a passage has been made upon so small a vessel. The hardy navigator met with many ships, pilot-boats and fishing-boats, which greeted him with cheers; they were wholly taken with surprise at seeing a man who seemed to be walking upon the water. Fowler is decorated with the Legion of Honor for services rendered to France during the last war. He is the owner of a yacht, Peau Bouge (formerly Challenge), so often a winner in England and France. His podoscaphe is composed of two tubes, six metres (about twenty feet) in length. Each tube is thirty centimetres (about a foot) in height by twenty centimetres (eight inches) in breadth. The Field. A congress, probably unique in its kind, has been held in the town of Obrero, in Sweden, and was attended by a large number of the chimney sweepers of that country. The meeting was opened with psalm singing and prayers, and the debates touched upon the moral and social improvements which it would be desirable to have introduceel among the chimney sweepers. From AeuUf to jironic Is an easy stage ia cases of dyspepsia. A slight attack of indigestion, especially when there is a predisposition to digestive weakness of the .stomach, must speedily culminate in the more obstinate form of the disease. It is well, therefore, to adopt preventive measures early. Although Hostetter' Stomach Bitter overcomes, if persisted in, cases of dyspepsia of long standing, it is obviously the part of wisdom to use it ere the malady assnmes a chronic phase. This is particularly true, because as dvspepsia advances it engenders other bodily evll3, such as disorders of the liver, constipation or undue looseness of the bowels, nervous disorders, hypochondria, sleeplessness. These maladies are both prevented and remedied by the Bitters, but how much better to check them in their outset with the great aerative than to wait until they establish a inner foothold in the system. Surely tho idvisability of this must be apparent. Physicians recommend Dr. Graves' HEART REGULATOR as a cure for Heart Disease, showing they have confidence in it A ladv says : " From a ch'ld I have been subject to Palpitation of the Heart, and tor the D iet fn jears have continued to irro Horae, palpitation being: followed bydtzzin&s and 6utfocati in ,so much bo that if I at templed t:iie down my fiearfc won!., seem t cease be&txrt entirely, cntfirff irr- at prostration. 1 obliged to nave a physician in attendance for nearly a year. At la, t he advi-ed me to try Or. Guves" HEAR T REGULATOR, wtiicb I did, and haTe n-4 taken any other medicine since. Am nearly well, and have frre.tt reason to believe 1 shall pet entirely c-nred by continuing to take the HEART KEGUUTOR. " to rs. Alosso Morgan, Concord. N H " Send your name to F. E. Lsgaxxs, Concord, N. H. , for a pamphlet containing a list of testimonials of cures, etc. For sale by druggists at 50 cent and f 1 per bottle. The Great Family Medicine. Dr. W lhoft's Anti-Periodic or Fever and Ague Tonic ! No case of incuratls Ch lis has yet presented itself, where this scientific and safe medicine has been employed. No case has been found so obstinate as to resist irs prompt and masterly action. No man has been so reduced by maltrifcl influences but with its ue has come up perfectly reconstructed'. Nj p lis or purgative required with this medicine. W keelock, FrsiAY & Co , Proprietors, New Orleans. Fob bale by all Dk0goists. Perfect Purity is restored to the circulation when contaminated, if Scovtll's ; Blood at Liver Syrup is taken. Scrofulous, syphilitic and mercurial disorders are completely vanquished by it, persistence in the use of the remedy being alone required to accomplish a cure. Eruptions of all kinds, sores, chronic rheumatism, gout, liver complaint and goitre yield to its remedial action, and it not only purities the blood, but vitalizes the system. Bold by ail Druggists. Coughs and Colds are often overlooked A continuance for any length of time causes irritation of the Lungs or some chronic Throat Disease. "JJrotens Uronrftial 7oea" are an effectual Cough Remedy. 25 eta. These is nothing so essential to health and happiness as pare rich blood. It prevents exhausted vita-litv, premittiro deillr.e. nen-oiis and physical dc-Liliry, besides nnxld othtr miseries. Pa won' J'urffntire J ' ' p.f.fy t, enrich the blood, and will chan;-e the 1 ijod ia the entire systera in three niontlis. The llasoa & Hamlin Orcraa Co. 1 ire taken the highest honors at all world's exhibitions for more than twelve y. .r. vi.; . at Paris, 1&7; Vienna, 1T3; SaniLt" o, J-75; 1 at-klELi, ISTtV and I'aris, 1S78; and Ih' y are tie only Aiaeriean rnakers who hive ta -n such at any. Cf rr- ..... i .1 v i 1 iTCTJT -" T,- 1 V.-t ii 3 a it et . Txs Tz a. co Cc - -ivr, 1 r .;m &r. 1 CL...V j j. 1.' I t !- ' 11 If r "... ' '-n . 1 1 r-r l -" ' iv i It c.""' - v i . 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l?aye Title If m ve r v.-fi-d riy 1 i ti I ''1 c ''rroir r tl a val ycf 1 j"' t. a to t1 Pr"-iJ- cy t iiHi 't r" t..e 1 - ',f r' - lifv. -vi a: s or 1 pn ..cviH r-"n one in-jort rt - . t vi' : tl 3 vusnnfvho, 1 vht cf l'r. 1 k i ' l'ar,!v M.-.-L.a to tl t.:Id of t t: . hrlh s the -3. Li-'- -t tot.? v-.'i e of the fcovor '.-n p - h : Nti v c'.:t:.o Ji1'.-" 1?, 171 Dr. TL V. rieree. Buffalo. N. 1'.: Jjear Sir Your Pleasant Purgative Pellet stem to be particularly adapted to the want of the people in this warm climate, where bilious affection are particularly prevalent I regard them as the best cathartic I Lave ever tried Yours truly, John C Hesdeksox. Bostojt, Mass., May 14, 187$. Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo. X. 1: Dear Sir Your Golden Medical Discovery Las cured my boy of a Fever Sore of two vears' standing. Please aecept our gratitude. Yours truly, Hexp.y Vhttixq. There is no pain, no matter how severe nor what the cause, that cannot be partly or wholly relieved by Johnson's Anodyne Linimmt, used infernally and externally. It is the most powerful remedy known to medical men. To cleanse and whiten the teeth, to sweeten the breath, use Brown's Camphorated Saponaceous DentLfrica Twenty-five cents a bottle. Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco. IMPORTANT NOTICE. Farmer, Families and Other can pttrchau no remedy equal to Dr. TOBIAS" VENETIAN LIXIMEXT. for the core of Cholera, Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Cronp. Collo and Seasickness, taken Internally tt is perfectly harmlees ; see o t.ti accompany"- each bottle) and enternaJly for Chronic Koeutoacisra, Headache, Toottiache, Sore Throat, Cots. Barns. Swellings. Braise. Moeqatto Bi's, Old Sores, Frith in Limbs, Back and Chest. The VK-SKTIAN LINIMENT was introduced in 1.-47, and no one who has nsed it bat con limine to do so, many ptatin if it was Ten Dollars a Bottle they would not be without it. Thousands of Certiiicates can be seen at foe Depot, speaking; of its wonderful cnratiTe propervies. Sold by the Druggist M 40 eta. Depot, -i Murray street. Hew York. TlTi: MAllKETS. NEW YORK. Eeeves S 25 10 00 Hogs 3 30 g 4 40 Cotton lt)Ml W2 Flock Superfine 8 5t i 3 .v0 Wheat Mo. 2 Chicago i4 1 04.s Cobs Western Mixed 45Sjtj 48 Oats Mixed 27 S'i1.; Rye Western 55 j3 5 Pouk Mess 8 50 (& 8 15 Laed i.'2 t?4 CHICAGO. Beeves Choice Graded Steers 4 25 J? 4 75 Cows and Heifers 2 25 & 3 00 Medium to Fair S 0 & 4 10 Hooa 2 50 3 75 Floub Fancy White Winter Ex.... 4 75 (rf) 5 50 Good to Choice Spring Ex. . 4 50 $ 4 75 Wheat Xo. 2 Spring 81 rt) 2 No. 3 Spring G7 TO Corn No. 2 &3 34 U Oats No. 2 18 Rye No. 2 43 44 Baelxt-No. 2 1 03 iS 1 04 Bdtteb Choice Creamery 20 (jl 23 Eggs Freeh 14 dh 13 Poek Mess 7 SO & 7 90 Laud 6 & 6Ji MILWAUKEE. Wheat No. 1 85 & 1 00 No. 2 82 ($ 83 Corn No. 2 34 & S5 Oats No. 2 18 & l'J Rye No. 1 42 it 43 Barley No. 2 !S 1 00 ST. LOUIS. Wheat No. 2 Red Fall 83 8 Cobn Mixed SI 3-1 Oats No. 2 1!) & 20 Rye S9 & 40 Pobk Mess 8 37(ffl 8 fiV-j Labd t5 64 CINCLNNATl. Wheat-Red S3 88 Cons 38 ts3 40 Oats 22 25 Rye 51 52 Pokk Mess 8 25 ai 8 37 Laed 7'o TOLEDO. Wheat No. 1 White 94 !'5 . No. 2 Red 2 (0 93 Corn 38 S'J Oats No. 2 20 21 DETltOIT. Flour White 4 50 4 90 Wheat No. 1 White 93 94 No. 1 Amber ; . 90 (rS 91 Corn No. 1 42 & 44 Oats Mixed . 2:t 21 Barley (per cental) 1 50 g 250 Pobk Mess 9 75 (a.10 00 EAST LIBERTY, PA. Cattle Best 4 85 5 00 Fair 3 75 & 4 20 Common 3 50 3 75 Hogs 3 50 & 4 20 Sheep 3 00 & 4 25

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