The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, March 13, 1875, Image 7
Selling Out a Circus.
Operations tn lllitfr-tullod Monkey o anti
JUlnlatnro Hornea.
From tho Bau Francisco Chronic!".
For a weok or two past display ad
vertisements in the newspapers und
post?is upon the dead-walls havo flam
ingly informed tho public that at 12
o'clock noon, on Monday, February 15,
tho animals and properties of Chiarini's
Boyal Italian Cirous would be sold at
auction. Tho placo solected was the
street in front of "Wilson's Palace Am
phitheater, corner of New Montgomery
and Missions streets. Accordingly a
great orowd gathored yesterday.
So numerous were tho curious and
covetous, indeed, that tho street was
quite impassable for fully half an hour
before the time for commencing tho
sale. As was to be expected, the as
semblage had a very horsey cast. There
?were a great many gentlemen in sulkies
sporting diamond pins and purple
black tufts at their chins. Kaw, red
faces and variegated trowsers, belong
ing to gentlemen with hoarse voiceB,
were to bo seen in profusion. But the
majority wore mero
SLAVES OF CURIOSITY.
It isn't every day that one gets a
chance to eoe a circus sold at action.
By 12 o'clock the crowd had grown eo j
unmanageably large that John O. Bell,
the auctioneer, flatly remeed to mount
the hogshead prepared for him. With
one arm around the neck of the guanaco,
and a monkey sitting on tho other, Mr.
Boll said that with all due respect for
Mr. Ohiarini he'd soo him hanged be
fore ho would bawl for several hours to
snch an unruly and probably hard-up
multitude. At this oritical juncture
John Wilson mounted the breach and
offered tho URO of his amphitheater.
In a few moments that commodious
building was crammed and the auction
eer upon a table at the side of tho ring
was airing his powerful voice on the
astonishing merits of tho Batavia pony,
"Tom Thumb," ablaok little beast the
size of a stunted Newfoundland. In a
tono of almost tearful reproach. Mr. Boll
knocked bim down to James Robinson,
the oirons rider, for 8100. "Manda
rin," a Chinese piebald pony, next
t campered ont and kicked up tho saw
dust at a tremendous rate.
" How much am I offered for this
charming little fellow?" criod Mr.
Bell.
"Fifty dollars 1"
"WhatI Yon don't know much
about ponies, Bir, whoever you aro.
Why, look at 'im. He ain't got spot
nor blemish, and. on my word as a gon
Meman, ia tho flnoHt animal on four
?feet upon tho globo to-day ; $75 ?
Thank you, sir. Como, raiso it, gen
tlemen. HO'B as gentle as a dog (at I
this moment tho Mandarin, imagining
that it waa a regular performance, laid
down aud rolled over). A lino riding
pony for children, gentlemen. $80?
Thanks for small favor*. No woudor
Mit. cm AH? NI SHEDS TEARS.
"For heaven's sako, Mr. Badgor,
/ whore are yoti to-day ? Mr. Tetlow, in
ti. ' God's namo don't sit there and seo this
slaughter. I waa offered $2,000 for this
beautiful animal itt private salo, gentle
men. Did you say a hundred, Mr.
Robinson ? Thank you. Mars and
JighMmg, this- wilL^ yarwt-lrtj *r -'Wiry
voni?cr??VriS^ on tho dollar,
gentlemen. Look at him !. Ho's got a
broast like tho Bide of a hou?jp', smooth
aa i. smelt, and a coat like.B?iin." Man
darin was finally sold f?& $170, and
soven other miniatnro hordes went for
smaller amounts. The horses, a num
bor of them really beautiful animals,
t--xmr-jyticea. A bit el-Kader, a
pure Arabian atalblon, hardly .needed
tho eloquence of the auctioneer, and as
the ?. handsome fellow went waltzing,
pacing and trotting round the ring un
der the erroneous impression that a
regular performance was in progress,
tho house broke ?Dto a hearty applause.
"Look at him, gentlemen! Mr.
Montgomery Queen, good morning. I
made yon a present of them two ponies,
now help me out. Going at $80 ! Oh,
heavens, gentlemen ! Why look at the
tears streaming down tho aged oheoks
of Mr. Chiarini. Young, gentle, sound
and kind. His skin is worth $80. Col
onel Thompson, can you stand this?
Mr. Daniels ! Jack Wilson ! Aint you
ashamed of yourselves to be sitting
there and seeing a horse like this going
up $5 at a lick. Mr, Austin, Mr. Don
ahue, don't sit there like dumb images."
Abdel-Kader was bought by Mr/Wilton
for $385, General Grant was knocked
down to O. A. Hickox for $690, the
highest price paid for any of tho nine
teen horses sold.
THE MARKET PRICE OF MONKEYS.
People in want of trained monkeys
will ?rrftbe pleased to learn that a hide
ous little monster named Jinnie fetched
$180. Another dissipated - looking
wretch of the same genus permitted
himself to be sacrificed at $21. Guana
cos are costly beasts, too. Mr. Robin
son paid $110 for one, but then tho
beast, which > s a compound of camel
and deer, can jump ten feet high, and
has large, tender black eyes,
A great qnantity of harness, saddles,
etc., was sold at rather poor prices for
such gorgeous trumpery. Tho bidders
for this Borfc of property were all cirous
or stable me a. John Wilson and Mont
gomery Queen bought vast quantities
of crimson leather, yellow silk, snap
ping-whips, els. It was nearly 6 o'clock
when what was left of the auctioneer
was lifted from the table. Although
* Chiarini took in between $20,000 and
$30,000 he did not seem happy, and it
.was rather pft?f ul to see tho saddened
king of the arena retiring into tho stalls
and giving his pets a farewell pat or
two.
Old Plows.
A plow need by the Emperor Joseph
II. of AUB tr i a, in 1769, was placed be
side a modern plow in a poitio;i of the
Austrian department of the Vie maa ex
position of the old plows of varions
nations. No better proof could be
given of the great advance in the im
prove m cut of plows which has marked
the 100 years which have clasped since
his imperial maj tr. ty worried himself
and mother earth witb that plow. This
venerable plow was composed of the
root of a tree, with the stem for a beam,
renting on an axle with sheels under
neath it of about two and a half feet in
diameter ; the handles were seemed to
the knee by holes bored into it, into
which tho handles wore secured ; tho
shnro was u piece of iron about nine
inebeB long scoured to tho point by the
knee, and then a etrip of board about
six inches wida was secured near the
Bhare. This last contrivance was de
signed to answer tho purpose of a mold
board. Tho old English plows, though
mu eh in advance of tb is Austrian one,
wore very awkward and weighty affairr,
siioh as now would not be accepted a^ a
gift by farmers in anv oivilized coun
try. Spain exhibited an old plow with I
shafts, and a wooden share. South
Franco, a plow constructed with wood,
with tho exception of the share, with
wooden mold-boards five inches wide ;
this plow waa about 500 years old.
Do Not Eat Raw Eggs.
One of the most common prejudices
of housewives and mothers is that hard
eggs aro difficult to digest, especially
the white, and that tho less they aro
boiled the better they are for weak and
dyspeptic stomachs. Tho reverse is
the case, as there is more danger of raw
and soft white of an egg passing
through the digestive apparatus with
out being really digested, than wheu
thoroughly boiled and hard ; in fact,
then it constitutes a most excellent food
for dyspeptics, ns exporienco is prov
ing. A writer in a medical journal
says: ""Wo have seen dyspeptics who
suffered untold torinents with almost
every kind of food. No liquid could
bo taken without suffering ; broad be
came a burning acid ; meat and milk
were solid and liquid fires. We havo
seen tho same sufferers trying fo avoid
food and drink, and even going to the
enema syringe for sustenance. Aud we
have seen their torments pass away and
their hunger relieved by living upon
white of eggs which had been boiled in
bubbling water for thirty minutes. At
the end of a week, we havo given the
hard yolk of the egg with the white,
and upon this diet alone, without fluid
of any kind, we have seen them begin
to gain flesh and strength and refresh
ing sleep. After weeks of this treat
ment tliey hnvo been ablo to begin
upon other food." And all this, the
writer adds, without taking medicine.
Ho says, what we have always mani
fested, that hard-boiled eggs are not
half so bad as Boft-boiled ones, and ten
times as easy to digest BB raw eggs ;
and wo havo no doubt that an animal
may bo starved to death by eating only
raw whites of eggs, for tho same rea
son that dogs havo been starved by
eating gelatin alone. Only toothless
baines can digoBt soft food, such as
milk.
English Literateur3 Refusing Royal
Patronage
M. D. Conway writoa to tho Cincin
nati Commercial : lt ia probable that
como people in high places may pres
ently begin to realizo that thora is such
a thing a? " tho Republic of Letters."
A little timo ago Mr. Ruskin refusod to
receive from her majesty's hands a gold
medal, ofter ed for his service to English
architect uro ; and now wo have Thomaa
Carlyle declining the Qrnnd Cross of
tho Bath, and Alfrod Tennyson a baron
otoy, both in one day. The queen was
indignant at Ruskin's refusal of the
medal, but what will she soy to Carlyle.
WktmiTme uncu tt^Kt?tJTVTf?^b omi did
see, or to her Laureate ? Sho will feel
particularly sore about Carlylo, I sus
pect, beoauso ho accepted tho ordor ol'
oivil merit from tho King of Prussia',
but now refuses a decoration from his
ownv sovereign. It is very probable,
indeed, that the Bath Cross was offered
to Carlyle by the queen beoauaeahe felt
uneasithfit her German friends should
think she could not recognize the abil
ity they, had honored. If so, the mat
ter stands worse than it did before.
The fact io, it was notan easy matter to
obtain Carlyle's consent to the Gorman
decoration, thongh that was not a sham.
It was an order fonnded by Frederic
the Great. But the Grand CTOBS of the
Bath belongs to thos6 who regard the
sovereign as the "fountain o? honor,"
which Carlyle does not ; it is the dec
oration of a "sham aristooraoy " with
the symbols of the great. The Lnu
[ reate's refusal of further royal patron
age is more unexpected, but will not be
the less welcome to his truest friends.
Whatever may be said of the partic
ular opinions of the veteran Carlyle,
none oan fail to recognize that he has
shamed out of existence the ancient
snobbery and servility of literary men.
CATTLE IN CENTRAIS AFBIOA.-Tho
Baris ef Central Africa own immense
herds of cattle, but will suffer pro
longed abstinence from meat rather
than sacrifice one of thoir animals for
the sake of its flesh. The sustenance
whioh they derive from thoir herds is
limited to milk from the cows, blood
from the bullocks, and H teaks cut from
the hump and h i nd-quarters of living
cattle. Both cows and oxen ure bled
periodically, and the blood thus ob
tained is made into a dish resembling
the black-pudding eaten throughout
Europe. Bruce describes, in his Afri
can travels, a cruel operation which be
once witnessed, by which i a steak was
ont from the hind-quarters of a cow
driven by the natives. The Baris are
in the habit of practicing vivisection
upon their cattle, removing the lump
whioh grows upon their backs, and
whioh is the most delicate portion
of the beere. After each removal
a now lump grows again. Thus the
operation maybe several times repeated
upon the same creature, and thereby
its owner enjojfl an occasional^ feast of
juicy steak, and still retain a living
spring to draw from.
THE offioial report of tho Austrian
government rospeoting musical instru
ments at tho Vienna exposition, declares
the Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs tc
be "the most distingu? shea and praise
worthy instruments " of their class ;
praising in detail their power and reso
nance of tone, variety of combination
and solo effects ; fine power of expres
sion ; smooth, even and sympathetic
tones, and thorough workmanship.
They were awarded the first and high
est medal. O thor American organs in
competition were declared to be far less
meritorious, the tones and workman*
ship being both inferior. In compari
son, it was said : "Judged leniently,
they do not rise above a respectable
mediocrity," This was undoubtedly the
most extensive, thorough and oom po
tent oompa'rinon of such infltfitme^ts
ever madel *
-Auna Diokiuflon describes tb? new
sooiety bow, as exeouted by Washing
ton ladies. She eaya that to bend the
head; except to acknowledge supe
riors, is out of fashion. The lady
looks you coolly in the face, smileB
as sweetly as she can, and gontly in
clines hor head toward tho right shoul
der, with a little baolrward movement
at the samo time. A slight, Frenoh
shrug heightens the effect.
AMERICAN WOMEN.-It is a melancholy
fnot, that American womon have degf n
eratod in point of hen lt h and physique,
until they have become literally a race
of invalids. How Bad it is to look
around us and compare tho frail and
effeminate looking lady of to-day with
tho hole, hearty and buxom ladies of
days gone by. To all Buch tho lato dis
covery of Dr. Walker, of California,
whioh ?B known as Vinegar Bitters, is a
priceless boon indeed. For thia CIOFB
of diseases it is certain and safe, and
any lady, old or young, can take it with
entire confidence in tho result, and thuB
avoid what to thousands is a stumbling
block never overcome, viz.-a consulta
tion with a family physician. 'Tis true
there may be cases of years standing,
that will necessitate more powerful
treatment, but in nine caseB out of ten
this remedy will reach the disease, and
after a little time effeot a cure. The
number of ladies oured by it are num
bered by thousands, and are scattered
through every state in the union.
A Kew Words to Feeble and JJcltcnte
Women.
By R. V. PiEncE, M. D., of tho World's Dis
pensary, BuiTalo, Now York.
Knowing that you aro aubject to a groat
amount of suffering, that dolicacy on your
f>art has a strong tendonoy to prolong, and tho
ongor it is neglect ed tho moro you havo to en
duro and the moro difficult, of euro your caso
bocomoH, I, as a physician, who is daily con
sulted by Bcoron of your sox, desiro to say to
you, that I am constantly meeting with thoso
who havo been treated for their ailments for
mont hu without being benefited in tho leant.
until they have booma perfectly discouraged
and have almost m ado up thou* minde novor to
tako another doBo of medicine, nor to bo tor
tured by any further troatmont. Thoy had
rather die and have their sufi*orinps ondod than
to livo and Bnffor ns thoy havo. They say they
aro worn out by sutToring and aro ouly mado
worse by treatment. Of anything moro d'm
couraging, wo cortainly cannot conceive, and
woro there no moro successful mode of treat
ing such difiicultios than that, tho principios
of which teach tho reducing and depleting of
tho vital foroeB of tho ByBlom, whon tho indi
cations dictate a treatment directly the ro
vorso of the ono adopted for thom, thoir casos
would bo deplorable indeed. But, laxly sulTor
ors, there is a hotter and far moro successful
pla? of treatment for you ; ono moro in har
mony with tito laws and requirements of your
Kystom. A harsh irritating caustic troatmont
and strong modiciucB will nevor euro you. If
yovt would UBO rational moans, such an com
mou-BoiiBO Hhotild dictate to ovnry intelligent
lady, tako Hitch medicinen as crt?l>ody tho yory
boat invigorating tnnicH and nervines, Com
ponndod with Hpocial reference lo your ?Mi
ento HVHtom. 8uoh a happy combination [you
will find in my Favorito rreHcription whioh lias
received the loudest praiBe from thousand i of
your sex. TIIOKO languid tirosomo souBat ons
causing you to fool scarcely ablo to lin on ; our
feet or aHCond a Hight of Blairs ; thal conti mal
drain that ia sapping from your nyulem* all
your formor elasticity, and driving tho bl >om
from your cheoka ; that continual strain i bon
your vital forces that roudors you irritable and
fretful, may all bo overcome and Biibdnod JV i
persevering use of that marvelous rom 3(ly.
Irregularities and obstructions to tho p-opof
workings of your systoms aro relieved ?ftliU
mild and h af ? maana., vdiiln. nprlfylip'X-^ J,-^^
!"] tho ox i ?le 11 co of whioh is a ?uro indie, u \\ of
HorioitB dieoaeo that should not bo nog. ;t.ed,
roadilv yield to it, and if its uso is kept uri for
a reasonable length of time tho special CAIRO
of those pains ia permanently romoxod.
Fnrthor light on theso subj octa may bo obt tin
ed from my pamphlet on diseases poouliaiFto
your BOX, Bent on receipt of two at amps. ?My
Favorito Proscription is Bold by dmggiflte,!
M AR RETIRE POUTS.
NASHVILLE.
FLOUR-Suporfine...8 3 75 @
XXX. 6 25 @ 5
Family. ? 50 <? 6
CORNMEAL. 85 @
CORN. 80 @
OATS. 77>?<S> 8|>
WHEAT. 1 05 "<S> 1 Wi
HAY-Boat. 27 00 t? 80 O
BRAN. 25 00 <? 27 0
PEANUTS. 90 @ 1 1
BACON-Clear Sides. ll @ .J.?>
HAMS-Sugar Cured,. & >***b
LARD. if, (Sf W
BUTTER. 17 d& ?
EGOS. 2i/@ 21
GIN8ENO. 19? ffl I S?
WOOL-Unwashed..-?'7 22 @ 2(1
Tub washod. "?17 @ 41
WHISKY-Common. 80 , @ 1 0.1
Robortson County... 1 CO @ 8 Od
Bourbon. 1 50 @ 6 50
Lincoln County. 1 60 <? 3 00
HIGH WINES. 105 @ ....
COTTON. 9 f? wy,
Ordinary. ?? 12%
Good Orlinary. \Z% @ _
Low Middling. 14% t? 15
SEEDS-Clover. 7 35 <S> 8 50
Timothy. 3 25 ?? 3 50
Orohard Grass. 2 ?0 @ 2 75
Bino Grass. 1 25 @ 1 50
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TOBACCO. Light Claraville
grades. grade?.
Common lngs..$ 9 00@10 00 $ 9 50(5)10 25
Goodings. 10 00(5)11 00 10 25@11 50
Common leaf., 12 50@13 50 12 00?14 00
Medium loaf... 14 40015 50 14 C0??16 50
Good loaf. 10 50(5)20 00 17 50(5)20 00
Choice leaf ... 21 00@23 00 22 50020 00
WHEAT-Rod and Amber.. $95 ?? 1 00
CORN-Saokol. 73 t? 76
OATS. 60 @ 62
BUTTER-Choleo. 16 ?? 22
HAY-Timothy. 17 00 @ 20 00 '
GINSENG. 1 30 @ 1 60
FRUIT-Applos, Groen. 2 00 ?? 3 00?
Lemons, per Lox.... 6 00 ?5) 0 50
Oranges. 10 00 @ 12 00 ;
FORK-Mess. 19 75 <S> .... \
LARD. 15#@ IC !
BACON-ClearSides. U%(5> .... J
CHEESE-Choice. 15%@ IOU
FLOUR-Superfino. 4 00 (5) 4 50 ]
Extra Family. 4 00 <? .... I
Fanoy. 5 75 ?? 6 25
WOOL-Tab waBhed. 50 t? _
Unwashed. 33 @ 81 ?
POTATOE8 -Irish per bbl. 2 85 ? 3 00 >
COTTON-Middling. f? U
Good Ordinary. 14 @ - ;
MKAIPfll?.
CORN. 85 ? 86
OATS. 71 <3> 72
LARD. 14>?<? 15
BACON-Clear HIdeB. @ 11?^
NKW OaiiBANH.
FLOUR-Extra.$ 5 00 @ ....
XXX. 6 00 <? 5 25
CORN. 87 (S> ^88
OATS. 71 t? 73
HAY. 24 00 O 27 00
PORK -Meas. 20 75 t? ....
BACON. ?2K? ....
HAMS. 13 r? 13|?
LARD. 14M@ 15
SOGAR-Fair to Prime...- ?>??@ ....
WHISKY-LouWana. 98 @ 97
Cincinnati. 1 00 (5) 1 01
COTTON-Good Ordinary. 12},'?? 18#
Low Middling.. 14 @ 14%
CINCINNATI.
FLOUR-Family.$ 5 00 <? 5 50
WHEAT. 1 07 @ 1 !0
CORN. ,.. 65 @ 60
OATS. 59 ?? 02
PORK-Mess. 18 75 t? 10 00
HAMS-Bitftar cured. 9%?? 10^
BACON-Cloi-r eild??. UX<& ....
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uot boforo morning croup may ?ot hi, and bo
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sam should always bo kept in your house, and
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