The tribune. (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, December 20, 1876, Image 4
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_iy* ' The loft ovei a livery stable In Saoraineuto,
Cel., wu fitted up as a variety theater, with
gallery and stage, and was called Moore's opera
boose. The opening night ooonrring on Satur
day, tho place was crowded with people.
Shortly after the performance began an
ominens creaking was heard, and almost instantly
afterward the floor sank in the middle,
carrying down the gallery and stage and precipitating
the entire andienoo into a confused,
shrieking mate of humanity. The flro dej^rtmont
was quickly on hand and aided in getting
the badly scared people from tho ruins, when
It was ascertained that seven were killed and
folly one hundred wounded, some mort..! y.
Borglars gagged end bound tho watchman
at Catskill station, N. Y., blow open the
safe, and escaped with the contents A
Beater telegram from Oaloatta states that
later accounts say that 120,000 perform perished
during the oyoloue which passed through
astern Bengal on the thirty-first of Octobor.
The government is taking active steps for the
relief of the distroseod population of the district.
Tho London Times' correspondent
puts the number at 215,000, based on official
returns from the various police sections
Judge Humphreys, in the case of Admiral
Porter and others of the NorUi Atlantic
squadron against the rams Texas, Dean fort
and ten other Confederate vessels, Undo that
for want of proof the captors are entitled to
bnt one-half of the proceeds of the pnzee, and
that the valuo of the Texas was 155,520 and
the Beaufort 912,000 It is annouued
that tho Rothschilds have promised to lit
Russia have the amount of money she requires
Wm. McKee'a pardon from prison,
whero bo was confined for fraud in the whisky
ring, followed shortly after Avery's The
vote of Virginia?all the oounties being beard
from?gives Tilden 189 512 and Hayes 95,208 |
TUden's majority, 44 244. Two of the Congressional
dietriota will be oontested The
Vermont House, by a vote of 129 to 19, passed
a b'll to All the vacancy in the electoral college
caused by tho ineligibility of Mr. Sollaoe. The
Democrats are contesting the matter, declaring
that Amos Aldrieh, a Democratic) elector,
was elected The result of the canvassing
of the votea in 8onth Carolina gives the Haves
* electors the vote by mijorities ranging from
230 to 1,133. The smallest vote for Republican
electors was 91 136, and the highest vote for
Democratic electors was 90,906. They report
that the Rcpnbiio.m secretary of State is elected
bp 227 majority; Republican attoniuygeueral
by seven votes; Democratic oomptrclergeneral,
7.256 msjortiy ; Democratic superin*
tendent of education by 442 majority, and two
Republican members of general board by 161
and 20S majority, respectively.
The British gunboat Lap Wing was Ice: in
the greet cyclone which swept over India. All
the offioers and crow were saved. ...James
W. Lick, nephew of James L ck, the California
philanthropist, has filed a petition oppoeing
the appointment of John H. Lick, the natural
son of the deceased, as administrator, and asking
that he be granted lotters of adminis nation
... .The immon&a loss of life in India was
caused by a tidal wave which swept over ' he
la! ft nan and adjacent country In many plaoes to
depth of twenty foot, carrying off the
bootee, inhabitants and cattle, as well cs at
provisions, bo that the sorvivora are in darger
of famino. The large number of dead bodue
lying about have oommeuoed to putrefy, and
oholera in expeoted to pet in in oousequonce.
The government in rendering all aid possible.
By the burning of a building in Last
Cambridge, Mass., ooonpied as a furniture
manufactory by John Ciark and a cheese factory
by Page &, Qjre, a loss of $100,000 was
entailed The captair ai.d officers of the
bark Daring, from Liverpool, were arrested at
Newburyport, Mass., for cruelty to their beamnn.
One man jumped overboard on the i ass?ge
to escapo brutal treatment, and *-ss
drowned The assessors' valuation of t eal
and personal property in the State of 31 .c-aobueetts
for the year 1876 shows a net Ics-s of
$71,299-19*2 since last year, the lose In Bc*Mn
being $14 965,685.... Receivers have b. on
appointed for the Ohio and Mississippi r. ilroad,
and pat under $200 000 bonds, 'l ae
bonded indebtedness of the road amount* to
$13,000,000, and. the floating iodebtedn se
$1,000,000 Tilden'b majority iu Alabama is
34.383.
Numerous disasters occurred to shipping
during tho recent storms on tbe coast line.
Although a number of vessels were lost, no
lives were sacrificed Americans ean hereafter
register trade marks in Great Britain on
the same terms as nat ves l'he State debt
of Massachusetts is given as (83,566,461, being
a decrease of (330,000 during the year....
The czar of Russia, in an interview with the
ambassador from England, stated most posiively
that he bad no design of permanently
ooenpying Const an tinop e ; and that his warlike
efforts were solely for the protection of
Christians from Turkish barbarism The
famous shorthorn bull Nineteenth Duke ofAJrdrie,
valued at (20,000, died iu Illinois
Letters from Wen-tchou, a marine eity in the
province of Che-Kiang, China, state that the
native Christians there are suffering from
much persecution. .. .Torpedoes are reported
to have been plaoed in Buasian ports on tho
Black sea The official vote of Ohio gives
the total number of ballots oast ss 658,649, of
whioh Hayes received 880,698 ; Hideo, 323.162;
uooper, 8,007, and Mattering, 1,712, Hayes
plurality ia 7 51?, and his msjority, 2,747
Tha official vote of Pennsylvania ia as follows :
Hayes, 881,148; Tilden, 868.204; Cooper, 7.204;
Smith (Prohibitionist), 1,818; and a local
I loft ah eighty-three Official returns from
an bat foorteen small plantations in Maine,
whioh oast less than three hundred votes in
1872, gives Hayes 66,180 votes; Tilden, 49,110,
and scattering, 400, soaking Hayes' majority,
18,721 Hew Jersey's official vote gives
Tilden 116,968 ballots and Hayss 108,620 ; Titdap's
majority being 12,488?Eleven persons
were drowned by tho wreck of the Belgian
steamer Delloye Matthisn In the Baltic ess.
The offlcialvote of Mew York city is as
follows: Tilden, 112.680; Hayes, 68,468. For
governor, Bobinson, Dam., 110,648; Korgin
Bep., 69,806. Ely, Dam., for mayor, received
111,880 to Dix, Bep., 67,811.
The official vote of Kansas, except two
Qwa Bounties, give Hayss 77.610 votes and Tilden
67,471, Hayss' msjority being 40,089 The
official vote of Oonneotiont shows s total
^ of 122,120, of which Tilden received 61,934;
Hayes, 60,084; Cooper, 774, and scattering,
878 Wisconsin's official returns give Hayes
a majority of 6,161 Governmental matters
Lin Maaloo bare taaumvd a somewhat oomph
i.i 11? ??n??? i n?~n
oated stato. Lordo do Tejado l it Juat teen
re-elected preaident and la reoeiving congratulatory
dispatches from all partaof the country.
Meanwhile, ex-Chief-Justioo IglaeUe bu proclaimed
himself provi-ional president nod
formed hia government at Leon, in tbeaiute
of Guanajuato. wbcie bo is sustained by the
governor and legislature. The precession
wbioh eaoortod IgUaias to Loon attacked
American missionaries with the ory of " death
to Protestaute." The missionaries barricaded i
their doora urtil rescued by the police. Government
troops are already marobing against
the town of Leon, and oonaequently Igleeiaa 1
will soon be foroed to dissolve hia government.
Gen. Diaz, the ohief of the original
insurgents, is still holdiug Oaxaoa The
now captain-general of Cuba la causing the
arreet of all suspected persons in the Spanish
towns, and has ordered a largo number to be
shot. Spain declares that on tho capture of
the Cubans who took poeaessiou of the steamer
Moctczuma, they will be summarily shot A
"rowing association for New England Col- t
legs*" has been formed by the students of Dart- i
mouth, Brown and Trinity. They deoided ou a 1
iour-oared race to be palled at New Loudon. 1
A lots of 40,000 was occasioned by the 1
burning of Payne's graiiaelcvator in New York '
city A Joint resolution has been passod by
tho Vermont Legislature instrucling its Con- 1
greesional delegation to use its influenoo for 1
specie resumption by January, 1879 Miss
Emma Jared, residing near Koytesville, Mo.,
rejected the marriago proposal of Josoph B. ,
Brown on command of her parents, whereupon
the young man shot her dead... .Japan's ,
official army consists of 83,000 men The ,
American bug Francos Lewey was run down
and sunk in Chinese waters by tho British i
steamer Leonore. Six of the crew and passengers
wero drowned.... .The Younger brothers,
who made the uneuooeesful attempt at bank
robbery in Nortbfield, Minn., for v hioh they
were hnntod down by tho entire population for '
days, have been sentenced to imprisonment at 1
hard labor for life The latest reports give 1
the following ae the status of the newly elected
Congress of the United States : Democrats, 1
153; Bepublicane, 140. Democratic majority,
thirteen. The preseut Congress etands:
Democrats, 183 ; Republicans, 110. Contested (
I seats and members to be elected may change
tho figures of the next Congress, but not
materially. ,
The snltan has decreed the absolute abcli- j
tion of the slave trade throughout the Ottoman
empire Fears of war are increasing
all over the frontier of Cape Colony, Africa. ]
Native affairs on both sides of tho Biitisb bor- j
| ders are very unsatisfactory and aro becoming
nuvioda i rum Ban to Domingo say i
the situation there wan improving. The only
port oontlnoing in arms against tho govern- l
ment of Qonzales was tho southern part of <
Azua. Large numbers of troopB were sent 1
I thither, and it was probable they would Boon
reduoo it to obedience The figures reported
by the South Carolina board of canvaesere,
under the order of the supreme oourt of '
the State, give the Kayos ticket 91,870 and '
the Tilden 90,906, Hayes' majority being 9G4. \
The official returns from New Hampshire
give Hayed 41,622 votes; Tilden, 38,449, sud '
scattering, seventy-four. Hayes' majority over
Tilden, 3,073 The offioial returns from |
Minnesota show the majority for Hayes to be ,
21,008. rlhs three Republican representatives ,
to Congress being elected by the following i
majorities: Huunell, 8,916; Strait, 4,730; i
Stewart, 2 040 Okas. Lemons, a recluse I
residing in a tent in New Brunswick, N. J., set 1
fire to his bedding while smoking (being uuder
tbe influence of liquor) and was burned to 1
a crisp Oni. Crook's command reached j
Fort Bono in capital condition, notwlihsLuud- '
ing tho severity of the weather. New Indian
allies having joined the command, makes
nearly four hundred Indians in all, aud brings
the entire force to nearly 2,900 men Two
dangorous counterfeiters were arrested in Indiana
and a large amount of good imitations
found in their possession Iowa gives
Hsyes 171,327 and Tilden 112,099. Hayes' majority,
59;:!28 Eighteen colored men, who
were engaged in an attack on a oonstable and
posso at Stafford's cross roads, S. C., have .
oeeu arretted The regular army coLUins i
25,321 men, according to the report of General '
Sherman, just published Wm. M. Tweed, j
captured in Spain and delivered to the Umtod
States government, arrived in New York by
the United States steamer Franklin and was {
turned over to the sheriff, aud again confined ,
in Lndiow street jail, from which he escaped t
some mouths ago. Twoed comes back a do- 1
orlpit old man, broken in body and in spidt. j
A relative who visited him in jail opon liia ,
arrival eaid : "He is crushed and brokon. He
has lost his old buoyancy and defiant spirit. (
In faot, he is suffering from plonrisy now aud ;
is actually ilL He seemed wearied and only <
! anxious to know about his old acquaintances. 1
| He seemed desolate and desirous of oompan- j
i ionship more than anything else. He is a <
I mere wreck of his former self. Hie vest is a '
third too large for him, and bis features are (
shrunken and pinohed. He has suffered intensely.'
It is believed that the old man will .
be kept in Lndiow street jail daring hie natural :
life. j
Gen. Sherman, in bis report to the seoret&ry '
of war, says : The military academy under i
Gen. Sohofield's administration will take rank <
among the first ednoational establishments of 1
the world. The aggregate force of the United
States army now oonsiats of 25,831 men, all of i
whom are as aetively employed as though war 1
existed. He reviews the reports made by the
officers in oommand of the Indian expeditious,
and thinks the Indian winter campaign ef Gen. :
Crook will be sneosssfoL He oonoludes as follows:
Gen. Sheridan, in bis last dispatch on ,
the subject', used the following language, <
which I heartily indorse: "If snoewsfnl.
which I do oot doubt, the Sicrax war and all
other Indian ware in the country, of any magnitude,
will be over forever." The oomplete
arrangement!) made for hemming in and capturing
the remainder of the hoa lie Blcux during
the winter must reeult in comparative or
oomplete suooeea. Meantime no ohange can
be attempted this year at the ageuoiee ; but I
trait that next year all of the Sioux nation will
be oompolled to remove to the Missouri river
near Fort Hand all, where they oan be guarded
and'ftd at half the preeent coot, and where, if
there is any ohance of civilizing them, the op
portunlty for so doing will be far better than
in their present scattered agencies.
Wamhwo.?The following notice appeared
on the west end of a country '
meeting house: " Anybody sticking
bills against tills church will be prose- ,
outed according to law or any other
nuisance."
kiw. j
Chief Jnstlce Taney.
An old colored servant of the late
Obief Jnntice Robert B. Taney haa
written an enthn&iartie letter in praise of
his dead master, which letter in published
in the Burlington Hawkcye. He
says : When I wat a lad, sav from
twelve to aeveuteeu years of ago, the
fourth of July being then, as now, a
national holiday on which none but
slaves were compelled by law to work, I
was regularly called, year by year, into
his office on the third, and the following
arrangement proposed and agreed to,
viz. : That if I wonld stay at home with
him on the fourth, I should take my
holiday on tho fifth, have 82 extra
money, and the nco of the pony all day.
Sometimes young blood demurred, and
then he wonld patiently explain tome
that his only object was to guard mo
from temptation and evil influence.
'* To prevent," he wonld kindly add,
"yonr coming in contact with acquaintances
yon wonld not associate with on
other occasions, and with whom yon
might be carried by eioitement into
dissipation and crime." "On tho
fourth," he oontinned, " the drunkard,
the blasphemer, and the Sabbath
breaker will be out in foroo ; wonld you
mingle with these I" Touug as I was, I
?w the force of this wise counsel, and
obeyed. On the fifth, mounted on my
sleek roan pacer, with eight bright new
quarter dollars jingling in my pocket, I
was off and away, and had only to report
at night that everything was in good
3hape. It is said that one or two of the
sliief justice's daughters yet reside in
Washington, that one of them had a po ittm
1,. U.. "rr..:i_.i u.-i? i
uv.vu >u mn UJUIIICU ouues treasury.
Trying His Libcralitj.
While a well known citizen of Dotroit
was crossing the street he was approachad
by an old man whose shabby clothes
showed that he was a mendicant, and
when the citizen had halted the old man
inquired : ,
" Will you please give me ten cents?"
' No, sir," was the prompt reply,
" Won't you give a starving man
anough to buy a loaf of bread!"
"No,, sir 1"
"That's all right?that's enough,"
said the old man. " I am worth half a
million dollars and want to will it to
some liberal hearted man. Your looks
pleased me and I gavo you a test. Hnd
you given me even a nickel I should
have put a fortune into your hands tomorrow.
Good day, sir!"
The stranger walked away, leaving the
citizen dumbfounded. Ho may not be
worth a cent; he may bo rich. The citizen
thinks one way and then the other,
and rather wishes he had been cLarital
le.
Standard Remedies.
It is a faot well known to all our readers
that a few proprietory medicines
have achieved n reputation as standard
remodies, and occupy a place in every
well rogulated household, almost as
iniversfllly ns the Bible and the family
ilm&nac. Foremost among these is the
Ueroliant's Gargling Oil, manufactured
by the well known company of that
aamo at Lockport, N. Y.?a sovereign
remedy for man and Lx'nst, anO. one
which has wrought hundreds of v-11
ittested cures. Wo need hardly r-ay
here what the patrons of the Blade fully
understand?that we do not make a prnotice
of praising indiscriminately the
numerous compounds offered to the
public, but since we believe the " Garg
i:n~ r?;i ?? l? _ ??n_ ? -
iiuk uu wun u uuuiuujr UUinpOUUOCU
iod efficacious remedy, we do not h sitnte
to say as much.?Toledo (Ohio)
Blade. *
Centennial Notes.
. artificial limbs
tlr judges of artificial limbs and aurgh-al
nstrum<,nts gavo the boio award to the < xiibiior,
C. Frank Palmer. L.L. D., of Pniialelpliia,
declaring that "the complete enema*
if his invention for tli# relief of one of the
lire-t forms of human misfortnne places the
mthor in tho front rank of theinventcrs a id
nechanics cf the age." All the artificial .?,ga
l.therto made seem worthless in companion
vith Dr. Palmer's. No one with a muttlaiod
eg. who sees It, wonld be without it.
TBEF. AND POST DIOOEB.
Among the novelties iu labor-saving machinery
in Agricultural Hall was the Eur< ka
free and Poat Digger. It works admirabh in
ill soils, prairie, stony, eai dy clay or q'i -Island,
where the angnr cannot be worked,
without clogging, knee work or backac ;e.
ient 'o any address, freight Iree, on reoeipl of
J5, by the Eureka Digger Co., 84 William
itroec, New York.
flows.
E. O. & B. R vi. > Us. of Brockton, Mass.,
exhibited tt-eir P ii. <*< King Clang and 8u ky
Plows, with beaiiis winging from a common
senter. Theyjavoid all aide draft and insnro a
itraight furrow?an entire new devioe and a
{rest improvement on all other plows. They
Also make wheal cultivators, the Turtle pulverizing
harrow, the Victor horse hoe, hand
wheel hoes, aDd the Eagle seed drill, the best
aver iuvente 1.
cideb marino.
At the Centennial trial of cider machinery in
Agricultural Hall. October 'ACth, the Boomer A
Bo-chert Press Co.. of Syracuse, N. Y., roude
L16?^ barrels of cider in nine and three-quarter
nonrs, with one press, a' eraging a barrel
Of eider from leM than ...J
bushels of apple*. Thousand* witnessed the
trial, aud expreeeod their satisfaction with the
masterly manner in which the work was performed.
FAKTA8, OB UFLAKD BICB.
O. B. Kress, of Jaoksou, Miob., grower aud
nole proprietor, will send, poet paid, to any address.
sufficient to produce one bushel for
fifty cents, or three package* for 91 00.
BIIU8TKB 8 nCPBOVBD BOILSB AND PIFB
< OVK11I.NO
la bo manifestly enperlor to all others for these
purposes, that it took the first premium of the
Oeuteuu.al Commission. Those taring boilers,
r>r pipe'', or wishing agendas, shonld address
John T. Sinister, 68 N. Eighth St, Philada.
Chapped hands, face, pimples, ringworm,
sAltrbenm, and other oataneona affoc
tions oared, and rough akin made soft and
smooth, by using Juwipkb Tab Soap. Be oarefnl
to get only that made by Oaswell. Hasard <%
Co., New York, as there ere many imitation* !
made with common tar, all of whioh are wor>blee*.?Oom.
Yolome in Six Lines.
Thta very hour, if yoa bare a cough, a eold.
or any difficulty in tbe throat or longe, send
for Hale'a Honey .of H ore ho and and Tnr.
Take it faitbfnlly and yon are aafo. The oure
is oertain and swift, tbe prepare'on pleasant.
Don't disregard these six Hues. Bold by all
drag gists. Pike s Toothache Drops euro in one
rjiinute.
Winter is now fairly upon us, and the
teams are hastening to the la tuber woods in
various parts of tbe ooontry. Our advice to
every man who goee to the voodr, be be
captain, cook. t?am*t>-r, or ?ny t' sr man. is
to take aloug . good stock of JoUnsim't Anodyne
Ltntmmt and Partem*' Purgative PiUe.
Many months of labor (in the aggregate) ccsy
be saved by this precaution.
Carpets bj the Acre.
Over seven acres of carpeta, beeldee an acre
of marble tlleing, were ueed Id fitting up tii
Grand Central Hotel, Broadway. New York It
ie eight alone* hi^h, occupyi ig nearly a whole
block ; ie looatod in the heart of the city; ait
ita appointment* first-olacs, and, what la the
beat of all, the prioea have been reduced to
*2.60 and *3 00 per day.
Diseased Lungs.
From I'. O. Smith, Eeq., of Ithaca, N. Y
" Having for the laat fourteen years u *d
Wiatar'a Balaam of Wild Oherry in my fam ly
?always with the beetaucoeea, and oonfidei tiy
believing that it baa on several oooaai. os
saveu my life?I givo u m my opinion lb*: it
is tbo best romody in nse for diseases of the
throat and inugs. About two years since uy
youngest son, then fifteen years of age, look
a violent oold, which settled on his lnngs. Ho
rapid and severe was the progress of the disease,
that wo became very mnob alarmed. \V?
commenced giving bim the Balsam, and continned
to do so until five bottle- were used,
when this dangerous attack was removed
Last year he was again seized with aviolt Di
congh and cold, and believing bis longs to lx
diseased wo appiied to the late Dr. J. E. lia vley,
one of our most distinguished physician-,
for an examination, the result of which mthat
his lungs were pronounced diseased. On
learning that we had made nse of the Bals.?ui
be ad viced ns to continue to do so, which w.
did, and in the coarse of a few days the he tltti
of my son was entirely restored. Feeh ir
tinder obligations for the benefits derived fr in
this great remedy. I oheorfnlly recommend it
to all who suffer from diseases of the thr< at
and lnngs."
Consumption Cured.
An old physician, retired from aotive p i.< ticc.
having had placed in bis hands lij an
East India missionary tho formula erf a sin i is
vegetable remedy, for the speedy and per: nent
cure of consumption, bronchitis, catai: U
asthma, and all throat and lung affections, i ' ?o
a po-itivu and radical cure for norvous d>.b .ty
and sli nervons oomplaints, aftor h*v
thoroughly tested its wonderful enra: vt
powers in thorn-aids of cases, feels it
his duty to make it known to his suffci ug
fellows. Actuated by this motive, and a ; HoieDticos
desire to relieve human suffer., <
he will scad (free of charge) to all who de- r
it, this reoipo, wiMi fall d.rections for prtp
ing and mccessfnily using. Bent by rev r"
mail by addressing, wi'h stamp, namin.r ' tie
paper, Dr. W. C. btcveus. 126 Powers' Bl c,
IlocheeUr, N. Y.
It is becoming all the " go " to olu w
" Matchless " plug instead of fine out, as it s
made or bolter material and finer and m-- c
delicate flavor, so mnoh liked by old chew -.
The splendid flavor of this brand la kno !>
only to The Pinuesr Tobacco. Company ma ?
facturers, 124 Water 8s., N. Y. Every ping s
the words " Matchless P. T. Co." thereon.
Burnett's Cocoaine. a perfect dror ting
for the hair. The Cocoaink holds i a
iiqnid form a large proportion of doodori.- d
oocoannt oil, prepared expressly for this purpose.
Bad enough to look and feel 1 sd
yoursolf; but no exense for having j ir
horce look and feel badly, when for a st ill
sum you can buy Sheridan's Cavalry Can/tit n
Powders, which givon in grain two or t!.> oe
times a woek, wdl make him look and ft el
well.
Tito Rev. Matthew Bonner, M. 1'.,
late medical missionary to China, is out g
thouBar?'1* of dyspepsia, ladies' "morning h. . .tnoss,"
t . b.-eath. aud a'l disorders of ,e
stomach ana liver, by the use of "Ching." It
is tho Chiuesa eovereign remedy for those <' torders.
Boud il for a box, or a stamp fc. a
oiroular, to po.t-offico box 111, Troy. N. Y.
Sneezing catarrh, chronic catarrh, ulcerative
catarrh, with all their sympatht ic
diseases, promptly retiovod aud permanei, ly
cared by SAnford's Radical Care for Oatar. u.
It instantaneously relieves and always caret.
The Market*,
saw vo&a.
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Oi ; ( vu, p? "**.. ' J< a ? i
Hcrrlur, Ketie.?, per 5*. 18 3
Pelrvleiiri?Crude .....'bie * ja>i Udflatd. -'X
WtH>!?CvUotRit Pirc-o.,.,.. 18 ft 31
"rU< " I". & 8
Atint/.lUl. ' ?T | <7
Bo.ir.r? filate U | \
Wwir.?n iftlrr i>u 0 bi
Wcttern Voile*..... . . .9 0 * >
Western Ordinary it 0 H
0 t
' chiO'iood...... (5 0 I
v.atuip (8 0 i <H
. . '.0 V9
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Klotir ? 7'.
Wheat?Jir,. 1 Spring. .....* 1 88 # 1 K
Corn?Mix* d 6 9Jt * r H
Oats.......... .. .................. .8 ',4 t '
Rye 6) ? 70
Bariey..... 70 40 to
rHtuDBitau.
Beef Cattle?F.xtra 06 V ? t'?V
Shct-p 01V? t V
Hope?nreeer4 OV? ""V
Flour?Peor.eylvtc'a Extra....... .. 0 1s 0 0)
Wheat?iied Wee tern...... 1 SO 0 1 17
Bye f.H j% U
Corn?Tullow.. . M 4 M
MM (S * C't
80 4 t' I
Petroletjoi?Crude. ......Bofln>d. M
WATr.BTOWM, MASS.
Beef Cattle?Poor to Choice .400 7 n
Sheep 1 SO 0 4 80
J*iul? 1 60 9 4 50
rTlTTt A Q ?The oholoect la the world?Import- re
jL Ij XjL 1^, prieM-Urmt Company In Am eric Lstaple
arUole? pteseee etcry txxlj ?Trad oontlaaally :ocreatine?Agents
wanted everywhere beet Indaoemc its
?don't waste time?eend for Circular to
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JL/ Hn triple Copy, Paper Cover, 1U cyme,
llouud In Clotb. with 11 lu.trnltoue, 1 ill
Rh(c-?, 36 reate by well. Addrraa to Til
iromtwas. New VerU.
HUU3ESQH Malta's Jattelle ThentInmlTl'
lILf ?Vf "''"'f 3 mom be' amoeeSe
?I meat foe Ua Complete p ar
B la 1H sbrata ot aeeoee, elde
KllMaaaHH^Vjrn I wines, sad characters, wlih
Ink ill | book ol play and tall dlrse|M|
. .. . ^Ilfl I tlooa for working. Price, 3Ae.
IMr^ WkrlSv. ire R vl'ln. or bonatflalr colored,
IHI *riM?lll H AOe. Meat, poe'-f-ee, by tbe
Hrrt V4? IR Q H pT'Hsbere. boott A Co., 14H
|gH-> VVll 'Big B Pal ton HA, N. T. Mold r all
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dlTBlii BlB rtflliTttlil Ktamp or eotn oolieetore. eend
^Ha stump for 10-parte liat.
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Bond Postal Card for niasarstsd Price List, Ac.
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HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND ri B
FOR THE CURE OF
Coughs, ColJ*, InflattM, Hoarsen***, Dif )
i Breathing, and all Affection* of the Thro*'.
Lroaokial Tubes, and Longs, leading
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This infallible remedy is composed of .' t
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ItAISlVIVl r\r- Unlm nf
The Honey of Horchound soothes a o
scatters all irritations and inflammations, s. d
the Tar-balm cleanses and heals the thi< ;t
and air passages leading to the lung>'. Fi e
additional ingredients keep the organs co !,
moist, and in healthful' action. Let no p- judice
keep you from trying this great mc'Icine
of a famous doctor who has saved thousands
of lives by it in hi* large private praclit..%
N.B.?The Tar-Balm has no bad taste a
smell.
prices 50 cents and $1 per rotti fGreat
caving to bay lar^e aire/"
Pike's Toothache Props" btce
iii 1 Minute.
Sold by all Druggists.
0. n. crittenton, prop., n.y.
AAA A by one Afvni ? .. .
Nfc. articles. Snmi lf.
LmWiOJi.tUI.-n ji
Potter's American Monthly,
rn nnn U^ruBAIU); Best Itmlli Mitutci In
nil |l(|l| 'he Country, a' N3 for IbT?. & copter no
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EUPEON!
If you have Rheumatism, Neurala,
Headache, a Burn, or a Bruise, proc re
a bottle of Eupeon. It will give lnst .at
relief as thousands can testify. F >r
ale by all Druggists. h. a. uukLB ft
Si co , 75 and 77 Randolph Str?--?t,
Chicsro. Agents for the Proprietors.
$3.00 for $L00.
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Htataa, ably edited. handsomely nrlnted; contal" ay
BTorf weak obolca e.>m;i)et*d atoriaa, an Inatallmec* ol
an Interaatlnjr Illustrated aerial, and ranaral readio *
old and yonnr, for tn? farmer, for tha hooaawtfa > id
for all claeaes. Special cam Is'aVanto make III I in
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lor poatace. and yoor addraaa to
THE LEDG-ER.
IIIIIOAHO, II.I.1NOI _
J. & P. COATS
hate been awarded a Medial and Diploma
at the CMfennlal Kxpoaltloo and ranaeul.
ed by the JuUir. Tor
"SUPERIOR STRENGTH
?AND?|
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?OF?
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/youth'sx
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TUB OOMPANION a.ma to be a favorite la ?->rr
kod for inlf by tb? yonae folks, rid
road with Interest bytheolcer. Ila parpoaa la to lntaraat
while It amuse.; to be jndlelons, praotioaJ, aaoall la,
and to hare really permanent worth, while It attra ile
or Ufa boor.
It t* handsomely lllmtrafad, and baa for ooatriboon
some of tha moat a Uaetlra writers In tha cosnt.y.
Amoey thaaa ax a:
J. T Trowbridge,' Louisa M. Alaolt,
Edward Egcleston, J. O Whltriar,
Jamas T. Fields, Loniaa O. Monlton,
Rebecca H. Davis, 0 A Stephens,
Mrs. A. H. Leonowens, Harriet r, Spofford,
Edward Everett Hale, Jnlls Ward Howe.
It* itxlln* t* kdtptwl to tb* old and jonac; I* ? >rj
oompr*ba>a*iT? In It* oluiMltr. It (It**
Stoiies of Adventure,
letters of Travel,
t.-' .itoi ials upon Current Toplos,
Historical Ai tides,
Biographioal Sketches,
Religious Articles,
Btoeics of Home and School Life,
j ales. Poetry,
Selections for Declamation
Anecdotes, Pussies.
Facts and Incidents.
D^ktarlpiU* Prior, ?1 7ft. < vaolmaa ?opl?*
iwllrMi Pl*aa* taontiou la ?0?l |>aprr>ft? ratd l.M*
*J ftrtlnnnt.
PERRY MASON & CO.,
' 14 TmivI* Place, - Boston Mass*
Son* Hajhp tor Patoa*w Bonday Prana. Jaraay Olty, Jf
K. H. PATH. Stomp A Rtmoll MTr. Borllnaton. > .
?? m Put *> A?ta. Hamplo frww- H. Albort. Pn?ton.?
PHOTN**?Aet?ww.Me : 8n?H.I SnW-M. IB, .. *
Bork lw for 3 c?fi> itwn Ai>am? * On.. bwtrl n,1
I CirnW A Th?oplt?-'?rw?i?T T-nl r, lc
" P* 1 fr Jyi ix. T. SwrmyioBT Oln>lir<1,
A <!FVTS or or rnmmliHlm. H?r hajyt.
Addrrni .T H. V?m?t A r> . St Ton'?. y
dlOAO month. Ontflt worth * I fnw to won i
(PaH t W HioolrforMTg Qo.. 161 Mloh. Aw.. Ohloaa ..
PVO A WookBwUry ffnaraBtoml tn main A famal*. Br' J
nto-pp for d^lam. B. M. BOQITF. Olnelnn- *1.
"L-rKKY loA'AV W?Nr? IT. Pood Ham f- r
clwntar. MmV JFTCNTFB. Boa 48QS. W . Oltv.
.OKA OAV h Amntw. Rampto f"-?rv. RJfpa-s
' > Oatalomf. hfjjTOHBK. I I TtowRt.. v.v.
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nCVUUwCn WRaTXRRotm Wo**a.nhic??o.i!i.
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^ I 1 f ClaUfomo fr??. K?U*n * f\ j JO NMMn ?t. .N.Y
PO*TBAITW, Hr., 4mwi by ro^fn^ry. AFrmtw by Mali
r.fr Aggnf wantad. Hwilihooapb Mr* Oak, Phfla., r*
JKi; ; ?T7 Kamolae FRF1\
*'"'' P -P / / P. O VTnKFFT Anyn.tK. Valpp.
PnYFTrTANN. nri?tiST?. xilr., Wh?
rarnlpe nhartared TJn'SJfK* can rddrrr . - '
lnflfw^nf IO J- R YI TTTiK, ^^PH. hi war.
Hftl| Ml) ? <?# rophtlv with SNrnrll anbw'
Hi 11N H l onttita. cataiome and aampi.- fpvf
111 U J" ?1 I 8. M. Hpenrcr.S<7 Waah.
rWhthV AO PtBifWuti, Mapa and OlronlsTP,,,,! '
| rAAn O-" Addram W. o. Kn?o?*rvr
Tun' lw. Agon I. I Ifl 1. Fpprth 8t.,8t. Ionia. Mn.
A A PA A >fonth.?Airents mantod. SC hwi ?p|]
4111 In* artMea In the world. One aamnVr. free
Ftjiytpfy ?^rtV?.rAY fiHQNcniM.ivtmi'.Mvii f
t*% WATI'IfF". A Pml Rnnaatlen Arm, I.
Wnlrh nKrl Outfit frr* to Aomtt. Better th-p
?>T Hold. Addreo? A. COUT.TFB A DO.. nMcr-n.
AAA A 1DONTII. hotel and traralln* fin?n?i?
QaOfT paid for anleamrn. Nopeddlln*. Addresr
v MOFTTOW Maimfo Co.. Cincinnati. Ohio. I
111 M aiTC n *?-" to r?l| to Morcbanta. /
fftf Q Rl I RU lifKl a month A trarelV ?*
f T a a 1 W peneoe paid. Oem Mfx Oo.. SI.T.ogle. Mo.
iSfiaii^ f*TT.?.SI for Pntnplnxtnd Wnnnlna ?;
W* I pal I Machinery. Addreaa TOP"ADO
* ? f fc*r WTNTIMTT.T. tip.. Ft.w?. N. V.
tiltn .AIIF a day anre tnada by AjoiU talllnx oar Ctamroo., Cll
'Kll|e>F?l Craycaa, Fistula and Chroino Carda. lfcil tam- ,
' ,K' '"? *-? p!-a. w, rtS Aft. "nt p for Sfto. 11 lull r. %.,...
i ii nri nini>' i.^i\s ruisTi.N
WA VIPVII onerxottc talesmen : hotel and trarelAXa
A CjU ina aiv*iip< paid My Company. A
rare obanoa for partpanont employment. Addreaa j
I'nlon Indnatrlol Wnrkt,('lnrl>ii*tl.Ol<lo>
HliV'S Art|?rmVaaMMA?ip A R I>* M
Warrantad flea yea a. J PIID OFO. R FuT.T FR
Tow??t nHpnt. Fc d III,tlIt Owo't to Dr. Bl?)t ? <
for FRF* Pawpbl?t. ** 1J AJ LI RoCTTTBncR. K. Y. '
a aa wartt httrfd athomio
J Ml II WO ppMlolty. Tlma abort.
V I a# VVI Tarma modormta. 1.000 ttwtimo
nlala. Poaorlbo oaao. Dr. F. F. Mimw.QnlnOT. Mlob .
A<J ENTR.?Twanty Aril MnantiJ Oh ronton for
ft I. W ramplaa, poat-pald, 8O0. Rtratebod Ohro- t*
mot. all alraa, at low pHooa. Oataloama frao. Ocmrlwkktai.
Otraotro On.. 37 Naanan Ptroot. Raw York.
V rt fa will atari yon In a bnatnaaa yon oan
D v maka *t.V> a waak wltbonl capital, aaay
WnVW and raaoaotahta for altbor aax. Aonrar
ro UJW ?| I Rptft.t Do., gfll Bowary. W. Y.
WANTED Awarta, hoth aaxaa.ln oyary town and
conntt. Bnatra?a aaay and raepaotable. Artlola
naw, fndtapaneabla, and aalla on tlfbt. Aid per
day rn a ran toad. Climax Hfx. Oo., rinalnnall. O.
KU l l KR and OHFKSK Oolorln*. F.xtraotof Obaaaa
Rennet, naod by tba lartMl Dalrlen In Fnmpo and j
America. Sand for Prtoe and < 'Ircnlar Free, bole Axeut
fr.r tne U.S., Mbb. B SMITH. 327 Arch St. Phlla Pa
'nop ana swarded Hl?b?t fVn'ennlal Prtrn Mwhl
ffl A T) ^JTTJ'T5 d or thrlr wni waotrd this fall and
, AJLXUlu, JjXwU*'"'"- < 1 or" iuracil Co.) to soU
* a t~wstaple arlicltso'real merit
i !he farmer* :u t'"- r i?v tt coiititic* Husinc** pea.sot, prolUr.xit).
Portico.e ; ? free. J. M OR1 It. Bt. Ir.iii*. Mo.
nORTHA BX?M^ETB
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pimrwjpc ^?c"rT??r
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KiectricUr la Idfe.
3|?SJlOL()^K Paolla Belt, beat In the world
Cures Disease when all oilier
NL lg*?Mla^ygaa*JhJ remedies fall. Testimonials
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throngh Frnthtnsliaru A Oo's fortunate InrMseeta
Stocks pnronased and carried long aS desired p margin
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UPHtRIVKU AND ILLU?TKtTKD, \
A >ra. hlo pa*' teinre of Ita htatory, a-and tnitlrilnga 1
wondarfal eafetbtto, enrtoat'lea. meat data.rto. Pre- W
f?a? y HlaMrHii d r*or n>jh!y j.ip-.lor, and rerr S
Choi p. /? lalffi-e foeaaieMlif. 6,000 At enta wasted. f
Hand lor fall paitloulon. Thi# la tbe char co of KgO
nam to C?la e?ar?fMJ. Q*t the.onlr ft llnhle
nletoiy. HUmBARD BROTHER". Fab-., 133 Ranaom A
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