The tribune. (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, January 26, 1876, Image 4
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FARM, GARDEN AND H0USEH0L1
Til* Cu?M Farmer.
There are many things on a farm th
yon cannot hire done, yon must do the
yourself?or see that they are don
Sajjl a farmer to me last spring : "Wh
we were drawing our manure, I let t
boys drive to the lot and I stayed in t
vard, because I could put on bett
loads, And the oows oommonoed
?ive more milk right off." Now tl
is one of the beet farmers in the oounl
He keeps a thoroughbred shortho
bull, raises capital grades, and haa
splendid barn. He thrashes by stea
cuts his straw and hay and corn fodd
with a big feed cutter, having an elei
tor attached, and is one of our mod
farmers. But there is no nonsem
about him. He is no fancy farmer. I
is up by four o'clock (which is the woi
thillff r know nKnnf- Kim\ on/? Inn'
after his stock. During the day he
in the field or in the woods. In shoi
he is an active, industrious, intelliger
experienced farmer ; and yet when 1
is piling manure in the yards, his 001
give a perceptible increase in their mil
Why f One of his handsome gra<
shorthorns that he is so proud of, seeii
him around, goes up to him and Rays
plain as a oow can say: " Give me a la
of hay," and he gives it to her. Anoth
says: " Mr. Stevens, don't you thii
that rack wants cleaning out," and <
looking ho finds to his surprise th
there,is a lot of dirt, and wet hay seed
and rubbish at the bottom. He scrap
it all out and rubs it clean with 6on
straw, and as soon as his load is fille
and while he is waitiog for the ne
wagon, he gets a little teed and puts
in the rack, and the oows eat it and fe
grateful. Between the next loads 1
takes the curycomb and brush, and giv
ono of the cows a good cleaning. T1
other oows come around him, and ]
has a gentle word and friendly pat f
each of them. Ho is a good-loo kh
mau, and the oows like to look at hie
He is a gentleman and his presence h
a soothing effoct. Thoy chew the cud
contentment and peace. As he go
paRt the pump, he asks the oows if thi
want a little fresh water. They had n
thought about it, but they drink a litt
just to please him. And so it goes <
all day. No wonder the oows give rao
milk ftf. ntcrVif Vam "^11 -
?? M?QUV. AUU nui UVTIUVK7 liUC ROli
thing in tho sheepyards. The she<
soon know you and like to have y<
. around. And you will not be with the
long without seeing something that 3 <
can do for their oomfort. If you dout
go into the yard and see. Even such
simple thing as bedding the sheep,
rarely done judiciously. A sheep w
not willingly lie down in its own dro
pings. Shake up the straw, and mal
it smooth and level over the whole sin
or yard. About the rnoks you will fb
more straw than is needed. Shake tl
out over the yard. The less straw y<
use, and yet give the sheep a clean be
tho better. You will be surprised,
you shake up the old straw and spre
it out smooth over the surface, how 1
tie fresh straw is needed to make t
shed or yard comfortable. If I shot
ever be able to build suoh a barn ai
waut, I would keep as many sheep a
do now, and more cows. All tho fodc
should be cut into chaff. The she
should be in the second story.?A me
can AgriculttirisL
Domestic Recipes.
New Year's Marble Cake.?Wh
part: Whites of four eggs, one 0
white sntrar holf mm nf KnMn? l>?" ?
sweet milk, two teaspoonfuls of baki
powder, ou6 teaspoonful of vanilla
lemon, aud two and one-half caps
sifted floor. Black part : Yolks of fo
eggs, one onp brown sugar, half c
molasses (Porto Rico), half cup butt
half cup sour milk, one teaspoouful
cloves, one teaspoonful of cinnamon,o
tee-poonful mace, one nutmeg, one t
spoonful soda, and one and one-half cti
sifted flour. ' Put it in the cake dish
ternately, first one part and then t
other. Tin should be lined with butter
paper.
Jzimv Cake.?Beat three eggs we
the whites and yolks separately; take
cup of fine white sugar and beat that
well with the yolks, and a cupful
sifted flour, stirred in gently; then s
in the whitos, a little at a time, ant
teaspoonful of baking powder and o
tablespoonful of milk; pour it in thi
jelly oako plates and bake from five
ten minutes in a well heated oven, a
when cold spread with currant jelly, a
plaoe each layer on top of the other a
sift powdered sugar on the top.
Boston Cream Pie.?Cream pai
One pint of new milk, two eggs, thi
tablespoonfuls of sifted flour, five tab
spoonfuls of sugar. Put two-thirds
the milk on to boil and stir the bu|
and flour in what is left. When the r<
boils put in the whole and stir until
oooks thoroughly. When cool flai
witii Tamils or lemon. Crust pai
Three eggs, beaten separately, one c
of granulated sugar, one and one-h
cups of sifted flour, one teaspoonful
baking powder. Divide in half, put
two pie tins, and bake in a quick o\
to a straw oolor. When taken out ?{
in halves and spread the cream 1
tw?*m.
Fkuit Oaxm.?Two cups sugar, c
cup of butter rubbed to a cream, ?
eggs beaten separately, half cup so
milk, one-half cup of Porto Rioo mol
see, two nutmegs, one tablespoon
cinnamon, one tablespoonful olov
one teaspoonful of maoe, o
teaspoonful of soda dissolved in
little warm water; beat it all up and a
four and one-half eupe sifted flour, o
pound stoned raisins, one-quarter of
pound ol citron rubbod in floor, bake
a moderate oven nearly two hocus. Ox
half cap of boiled cider added is a gri
improvement; baking tin should
lined with buttered paper.
young man in Olathe, Kansas, w
is partiooJiur about his washing, the oil
Jay wrote a note to his waaherwom
and one to his girl, and, by a stran
fatality, put the wrong address on so
envelope and sent them off. The was
erwoman was wall pleased at aninvitati
to take a rifle the next day, bat wb
the young L*dy read : "If you muss 1
my shirt bosoms, and nib the buttons <
my eollar any more, as you did the k
time, I wflf go somewhere else," i
cried all the evening, and dedans tt
she will never speak to him again.
D. Calendar for 1876.
lifiMIMMI
im Ju. j -J ? -J-j J J?lj - j -j 4 a -j -j J| m
ie. 9 10 11 i? 13 14 is 9 M11 u 1314 is
~n is 17 is ir? 11 a i? 17 is 19 jo n a nc
23 24 25 16 17 ? ? ? 34 ? 16 27 28 29, n.
he 30? ... ... ... . 30 31 I P"
h_ r?k. ...L. 11 3 4 s hag. ... ... 1 1 3 4 5! all
&e 6 7 8 9 10 11 11 ^ 1 7 8 9 10 11 12,
?r. 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 13 14 IS 16 17 18 191
^ 20 21 ? 23 14 26 26 20 21 M 23 34 25 26:
tO _ 27f28 29!... ... ... ... _ 17 28 9 30 31 | a
! U' ifl 'ir 8 9jlSjlf I ^ "s *4 "?^"7 8 9 pa
? I Slfc'gSftS: 17 18 19 20 21 a 23; "
'rn 26 27:16 ? 30 31 ... 24 25 26 a a 29 30 <*1
, - April ... ... .J... 1 Oct. 1 2 3 46 6 7
B 1*4887 l! 8 9 10 11 12j 13 14 '
m; 910 11 11 13114 15 IS 16 17 16'19 20 21' tb
I ' 1617 i8,'i910nla! BOHaiana: :
,er ?24|?|?} a?,? a solsi... j le
I?j * i| i s "4 "# "a "5 "e "7 8 ?! 10 11' *n
lei 7 8) 9 10 1112 13 ix!is 14 15 10 17 18 ftt
14 15,18 17 18 19 20 i 19,20 21 a M!24 25
~ | 11 23 IS 24 25 26 77 - 26 77 28 29 30 I V<
le I, ???si Die. _... i J|
. Jnt 123 3 4 8 6 7 8 9 P1
! U ( f I 110, 10 11 12 1314 15 16 te
bn I 11 1213 14 1516; 17 17 18 19 20 21 22 23
. I 18 19 ? 21 22 23,24 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
lfl 25 26 27 28 26 30l...i 31 .J..J
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bo SUMMARY OF NEWS. ?,
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k. n:
jj,, Interesting Item* Irom Dome and Abroad, q
ig The freight lates west from Philadelphia "
as have been reduced nearly fifty per cent "
ck The United States supreme court at St Paul,
e* Minn., has given a vordiot for the Oreen Bay
and Minnesota railway oompany for f35,000, p
^ with interest, rgainst the town of Winona, n
^ which had snbecribed that amount in favor of p
the company, and then would not pay on the ?
10 ground that the railway company had not com- 1
(I plied with the agreement The committee n
xt appointed to examine into tho distress of w
it Gape Breton report 1,355 persons requiring 8<
el assistance in tho various mining districts. '<
16 Anarchy prevails throughout Sonora, Mexico, E
es the bandits being under command of Cruz
he Lopez The Khodivo is negotiating for
ho the sale of ?gypt's founders' shares in the ei
or Suez cauaL The government of Great Britain, 84
and M. de Lesseps, representing a combina- ^
tt* lion of French capita), are tho bidders. The
latter has otTered 9,000,000 for the shares. ^
The Priuoe of Wales had a magnificent B1
reception at Calcutta ....The destitute workr
t men of Montreal, Can., have had work pro- k
;je vided by the city, for which they receive seven n
)Q cents an hour The Russians have suo- E
re coede* in suppressing the insurrection in t<
ae Asia The earthquake was distinctly felt &
sp over most of Virginia The grand Jury of b
>U the Louisville city court have returned ten in- ^
m dictmeuts against various persons for betting
3U on tlie late election. Among them are two
members of the common oounoil.
i a
ia A difficulty having occurred at Freotowu,
ii u|/|iuciw nsw \jriwuB, uoiweon oome whites ^
p- sod colored meu, resulted in the shooting of a:
io three white men by negroes as they were *
3d drinking at a bar The Journal's leview of
id the shipping interests of Maine gives the ton- e
dft nago bnilt in 1875 at 75,060.45, against 122 - tl
JU 548.74 ilast year?a decrease of 47,483 29 ?
? A tornado visited the Bermudas, destroying ,j
, considerable property and a few lives tl
? Win. H. Dutcher walked the distance of one 0
hundred and fifty miles in thirty-six hours in ?
^ Hartford Conn The royal palace at Bar- d
a J colons, Spain, was entirely destroyed by fire. 1
9 I ....The business portion of Avon, N. Y., was ji
ler destroyed by fire. Loss, $70,000....Informs- c
>ep tion has been received that the disorders in 1
/< northern Khokand will soon be made the occa- c
siou by Russia for the annexation of the re- f
mainder of the country. 1
.. A coroner's jury at Westerly, B L, in the ^
case cf the child who was killed by the kioks *
up
?? of a drunken father while in its mother's ?
up II
arms, have returned a verdict " That the per- j;
or son from whom the father purchased the c
0f liquor which made him drnnk is guilty of ?
,nr murder." The father, Philip Gallagher, was ?
np held in $1,000 bail to answer before the (
or, supreme oourt Christmas festivities were ?
of being celebrated in the schoolhouse in the '
ne village of Hellikou, Canton of Aargau, Bwitsa
zerland, when the flooring gave way. Eighty
PB persons were killed, and fifty more or leee J
wounded The statue of Napoleon has
? been replaced upon the Columu Vendome, at
Paris, without any ceremony Ex-Queen
sabella of Spain is ill 0 ' the measles. The
01, I loss by the burning of the Hudson River
a Sugar Refinery at Hastings, N. Y., was ever
i" $600 000 ....While workmen were repairing
9^ the tunnel on the Kaetern Kentucky railroad,
J11 near Bivertoti, Ky., a mass of rook weighing
a soveral tons fell, instantly killing J. W. Bauer,
,Qe roadmaster, and Robert Allen aud Jack Thomp^
son, sectionmen.
nd Iutelligenoe has Just been received from the
nd Philippine islands giving the details of a dreadnd
ful hurricane which occurred there on November
30. The storm was particularly severe in
? . the provinces of Albay and Gaiusiiues, wbioh
ree form the southwestern part of the Island of
1b- Luzon. Two hundred and fifty lives were lost
of and 8,800 dwelling bouses destroyed. Many
far cattle perished, and the crops in all directions
est were ruined A night express train on the
i it Vermont Central ran off the track at Middle'or
sex, and threw several oars down a ten-foot
ft: embankment, injuring nine of the passengersyP
... .The commission to examine Canal Auditor
" Tbayer, of New York, recommended his re- ^
? movel, and Got. Tilden immediately did so. t
The British now hold'all the important
)lit P?"ltlona in Malacca, ihe Maharajah Lela
t>e. has fled and taken refuge in Siamese territory, r
The British power is supreme at Perak, only
the murderers of Mr. Birch, the resident, be- J
|ne ing in arms The New York city board of d
apportionment have agreed upon the financial
ur budget for 1878. The estimates amount to c
^ 884,898.286.84. Francis D. Moulton has
B, sued Mr. Beeoher for 860,000 for malicious c
jjg prosecution .Nearly the wholeof thebuaia
neespartof Jasper, 71a., has been burned.... '
dd The fall ood fishery at Oape Breton has been
ne suoceesful E. L Pierson, Republican
a member of the legislature from Natohitoohee, t
in La., was shot and instantly killed by Mr. Gov o
M- grove, editor of the Vindicator. Abuse of
*t Pierson by Oosgrovs in his paper caused the ?
be flght. .
, E. O. Foster and Celia Toole, who were
nm rpoenuy, were round dead on a public #
bo itmt in Lot AogelM, QaL, clasped in eaob 0
ieT other's arms. Th?j had taken strychnine fl
*** Another man had the woman aa hla "
wife, and Hie snppoeod that thlawaa the cause '
? of the act A fight took place between the
^ state troop# and revoiotioniate In Sonoro, y
6n Mexico, twenty-five Bailee eouth of the boon- J
ap dary line, and the fanner were defected, with *
(jf tea killed The revenue eolieotor at Jackaon, ?
ist Mies., has applied for and obtained military h
be assistance from the government for the pro- J
iat toetton of his deputy, who bad been driven >
from town to town by armed fames while die- "
e ^ . . ^
targing his duties The British author!
be hare issued a circular to naval officer
ating that fugitive slaves asking admisaioi
a British man-of-war when in the territoria
iters of a foreign state must only be ad
itted if their lives are endangered, and mus
>t be kept on board after tho danger ii
Lssod, but no demand for the surrender of i
ive is to be entertained by a British oflioer
...Nathaniel Carr, a Boston merchant, tool
box containing (50,000 worth of bonds ant
ipors from a safe deposit vault, and whili
amining the oontents, had his attentioi
verted by a stranger. In the meantime i
infoderate stole the box. All bnt (7,000 o
le bonds can be replaced Eight distil
rios have been seized by revenue anthoritie
Chicago The bouse of David Morrison
i Qreen City, Pa , Aught fire from gas con
syed from a neighboring well, and was com
etely dostroyed. Mrs. Morrison s.nd adangh
or were burned to death.
The once notorious oolorod lawyer o
rreenville, Miss., J. D. Werler, walket
idnoTrl a hnof Itrinr* of fV*? ? 1
? W DUO nuuil U 1UV
ays ago and accosted a couple of cart
len with : " Did?you ever see any on?
immit suicide?" They both answere<
No," when he rejoined: "Then watcl
le," and leaping into the river waj
rowned before he could be reached.
At our request, Cragin & Co., Phila.
'a., have promised to send any of ou:
rnders, gratis (on receipt of 15 cents tn
ay postage), a sample of Dobbins
llectiio Soap, to try. Send at once
'hey make no oliarjgo for the soap, th<
ioney exactly pays the postage. W<
ould like to have all who test th<
:>ap write us their honest opinion of i
>r publication in these columns free
[ere is what one of our friends writes
Dear Mr. Editor:?I have been ver
low in giving you my opinion of th*
stimable Dobbins' Electric Soap (i
imple of which I received somo tim<
go), but have not by any means boei
3 long discovering its vory remarkabl;
ood and helpful qualities. My pel
i too feeble for its well deserved praise
[lfUcc it to say that I think it a perfec
access, and an indispensable article ii
ousekeeping, and hereafter I shal
ever think of using any other soap bn
lobbins' Electrio. I have introduced i
> a number of our frionds, both horn
ud abroad, and I think in all probe
ility that all the inhabitants of Sanger
es will soon desire to purchase.
Mary J. Embbick.
Saugertics, N. Y. *
" For the Blood is the Life."
See Denteronomv, xii. 23. The blood beini
io source from which the system is built up
nd from whldh wn dnrim An?. ? ?
9 physical capabilities, how Important tha
i should be kept pore ! If it contain vile, fee
sring poisons, all organic functions beoom
nfeebled. Settling npon important organs, a
tie lnngs, liver and kidneys, the effect i
lost disastrous. Hence it behooves all t
eep their blood in a perfectly healthy cor
ition, and more especially does this apply a
his particular season of the year than at an
ther. No matter wl<at the exciting cans
lay be, the real cause of a large proportion o
11 diseases is bad blood. Now, Dr. Pierc
toes not wish to place his Golden Medict
discovery in the catalogue of quack paten
lostrums, by recommending it to euro ever
lisease, nor does ho so recommend it ; on th
toutrary, there are hundreds of diseases tbi
10 acknowledges it will not cure ; bnt what b
luce claim is this, that there is but one fori
if blood disease that it will not cure, and tbi
iisease is cancer. He does not recommend h:
discovery for that disease, yet he knows it 1
le the most searching blood-cleanser yet dii
tovered, and that it will free the blood an
ystem of all other blood poisons, be the
inimal, vegetable, or mineral. The Golde
ledical Discovery is warranted by him to oni
he word forms of skin diseases,' as all form
if blotches, pimples and eruptions ; also a
jlnndular swellings, and "the worst form <
icrofulons aud ulcerated sores of the neel
sgs, or other parts, and all scrofulous dii
iseea i f the bonoe, as white swellings, fevi
tores, hip-joint and spinal diseases?all c
vhich belong to scrofulous diseases.
confirmed?hip-joint disease cored.
W. Grove Station, Iowa.
Or. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N.
flit* MET nrl 1
?. n??o iu?k UOMUUD iniilO IilL
rears ago. Swellings would appear and diaa]
joar ou her hip, and ehe was gradually beoon
ng reduced, and her whole system rotten wit
liueaue. In 1871, a swelling broke on her hi]
Uncharging large quantities, and since thi
lime there are several openings. Hare had fi\
factors, at an expense of $126, who say notl
ng will do auv goad bat a surgical operatioi
July 16, 1873, he writes thus : My wife hi
icrtalnly received a great benefit from the ui
>f your Discovery, for she was not able to gi
>ff tee bed and was not expected to live a wee
vhen she commenced using it, a year ago. 8b
ran been doing most of her work for over s
months. Has used twenty bottles, and ati
ising it. Her recovery is considered as alma
i miracle, and we attribute it aU to the use i
?our valuable medicine. I can cheerfully r<
io mm end it as a blood purifier and atrengt
-estorer. J. M. Eoiilnson.
Qolden Medical Discovery is sold by dru|
fists.?Com.
Diteon & Co., oar constant advertiser!
ommeuce tho new year with a large accessio
if valuable marie. They have purobaeed tL
in tiro stock of Lee & Walker in Pbiladelphii
md will oontinne the bnsinees there under
lew title. The stock thus purchased oomprisc
I quarter of a mUe (600,000 pleoee^ of shei
nusic, 10,000 music book plates, belonging i
160 different books, 126 pianos and org am
no., eic. ab uie ongiDAi stook of O. D. A C<
noludea about twioe the quantity above namec
t will be eeen that they have literally " amor
the million." See advertisement.
"Tired Nature's Sweet Restorer, Ba]
oy Sleep."?Bat there are time* when thl
' renewer of strength " is deuied ns, time
rhen our minis and bodies have been so ovei
rorked and are so worn outthat we " woo th
Irowsy god in vain." The reravian Syrup (a
ron tonic) renews our strength, and make
sir rest sweet and refreshing?Com.
Burnett's Ooooaiue?is the best ani
beapeet hair dressing in the world.?Ocrm.
K'llKNCK'H PULMONIC HYKUP, Bit
WEED TONIC end MANORAKJt PILIN.
Theee da?rvedly celebrated and popular medloin<
ara effected a revolution la the healing art, and prove
ho fallacy of aovaral martmt whioh hero lev many yoai
betraoted the prouraaa of media*! uUnu #-u
apparition that " Ooneamptlon la Incurable " deterre
hlriolui from attempting to End iwhiMm (or thi
law, and pattenta afflicted with It reeonolted than
elree to daath without mating an effort to aaoapa froi
doom which thejr anppoaad to be anaroldahla. It I
ow prored, however, that OmtmmpHtm mm h nr?
nd that It km tea cured la a rary great number ?
aaaa (ami of thorn apparently daaparata onaa) k
ohanok'a Pehrnmlo Syrup alone; and la other aaaaa fa
to mm medicine In oonaootton with Behaaok'e Be
feed Ton la and Mandrake PlUa.ona or both, aaaon
ig to the leunti amenta of the aaaa.
Dr. Behaeok hheee.f. who enjoyed unInterrupted goo
ealth for mora than forty ream, waa oappoeed, at on
ma, to be at the racy gate of death, fate phyatetena hat
ig pronoenead hie were hopetaaa, and abandoned hfa
> hie fata. Ha waa oared by the efnroaalrt medicine
ad. etnee hie leoorery. many thonaanda ateotlarlr fcffee
1 hare need Dr. Sebeoek's preparation* with the earn
naarhablc enereae,
ffoll dlraetlona eeaompany aaah, making It got abm
Italy aeoeeearjr to peraonallr aee Dr. Schenck nnlaa
Diphtheria.
8 From all parts of tho country we hear
? of the ravages of diphtheria. In some
cases wholo families have fallen victims
to this dread disease. It is important
1 that all persons, especially parents,
1 should understand what are the first
1 symptoms, and take prompt and efficient
. measures of relief. An attack of diphi
theria usually commences with high
1 fever and headache, and in children
a with nausea and vomiting. There is
i great prostration. Upon the tonsils and
i surrounding parts are seen white, snowf
flaky patches. In malignant cases the
. patches are often yellow or brownish,
and a fetid odor is percoived. A good
physician should bo immediately sum'
moned when these symptoms are noticed.
Chlorate of potash gargles and
pounded ice are nsefnl until he arrives.
" Many physicians have found a successful
remedy in the uso of permanganate of
potash in connection with the tincture of
f belladonna.
1
f Pimples on the face, rough skin,
. chapped hands, saltrhenaa and all cutaneous
affections cured, the skin made soft and
, smooth, by the use of Juniper Tar Soap. That
* made by Caswell, Hazard & Co., New York, is
1 the auly kind that can be relied on, as there
3 arc many imitations, made from common tar,
which aie worthless Com.
t The Markets.
r mew Toax
j Beef Cattle-Prime to Extra Bullocks 09XOt 13X
* Ccmmou to Good Texan* 01 Q os,V
Milch Cow* 66 00 (480 00
. Hogs?Live 07 k? 07Xi
a Dreeaed O'J(4 09J4
Sheep 05 <4 06
9 Lambs 03 H (4 08
3 Cotton?Middling 1314(4 13?{
f Flour?Extra Western 8 3C (4 6 00
1 State Extra 0 10 <4 ft 90
. Wheat?lted Weatern 1 22 (4 1 22
No. 9 Spring 1 V3 <4 1 55
* Bye?State 93 (4 95
F Barley?State 80 (4 1 13
3 Barley?Malt 1 00 (4 1 40
OatB?Mixed Weatern 44 (4 CO
* Corn?Mixed Western 73 @ 73
0 Hay, per cwt 80 (4 115
Rtrsur. imp cwt ^
Hope....75's?12 @16 olds 04 @ 07
7 Pork?Me?i a: 00 @21 00
1 Lard 1214 @ "X
. Fish?Mackerel, No. 1, new 2 5 00 @25 00
> No. a, new 13 00 @17 00
t Dry Cod, per cwt 5 tK) @ 6 00
Herring, Scaled, per bo^.... 2J @ 25
, Petroleum?Crude 07 if @07 V Heflned, 1254
-I Wool?California Fleece 26 @ 31
t Texas " 27 @ 80
i Australian " 4 @ 48
1 Butter?State 24 @ 34
0 Western Dairy 20 @ 31
Western Yellow 18 @ 22
Western Ordinary 14 @ 17
Pennsylvania Fine 30 @ 33
Clieese?State Factory 07.V@ 13)f
State Skimmed 13 @ 06
Western 05 X@ 13
Eggs?State 30 @ 31
ALBAKT.
Wheat 1 35 @1 62
llye?State 92 @ 92
Corn?Mixed 73 @ 74
B Barley?State 88 @ 1 14
I, Oats?State 42 @ 47
|1 buffalo.
f Flour 6 00 @ 8 00
Wheat?No. 1 Spring..... 1 38 @ 1 38
Corn?Mixed 68 @ 61
e Oats 37 @ 37
? Rye 79 @ 72
8 Barley 70 @ 80
0 BALTIMORE.
,. Ootton?Low Middlings 12X@ 1254
t Flour?Extra 8 76 @ 8 76
Wheat?Red Western 1 33 ? 1 33
y Rye 80 @ 85
? Corn?Yellow 64 @ 61
1 Oats?Mixed 40 @ 41
e Petroleum 07Jf@ 07^
J PHILADELPHIA.
,? Flour?Pennsylvania Extra 6 15 @6t0
? Wheat?Red Western 1 Id @116
y Rye 91 @ 91
'* Corn?Yellow 63 @ 62
It Mixed 60 @ 61
0 Oats?Mixed 43 @ 45
31 "etrolenin?Crude. ......1014941054 Refined, 1254
it . . ?? =
Through ths length and breadth
X> K?l|M'03lMo' the land the celebrated HIIj1
Lai WfaHVKK TIHPKO Boota and
. M M H SJ aBOlShoea are sold by the million, for
'1 pareots know tbey last t rice as
y Bh^lS Kij3hr|ions as those without Tlpa.
U O?MMfcBBdSM Also try Wire Cj illted Soles.
'6 Hare you seen the
>? CABLE SCREW WIRE^mHHBI
11 Boots and Shoos T Millions are B335#3W|
>f being worn ail 1x7 they are the
easiest and best Shoe ever made. H'l'l l
' Also try Wire Qnllted Boles. BMbMIMWB
Tt k> A FANCY CAU1)S. T Styles, srlth Name. lOr.
J &\t Address J. B. IlC8TXI>, Nassau, Renss. Oo.. N.Y.
nflT.Tl Wstohee given ?riy. Send lOc. for terms,
uUXlif explaining alL O. B. Sanbom, Bristol.W.B.
tR /* ton a day at home. Samples worth 01 sent
tree. ST IN BON A OOT. Portland. Me.
IOO FARMS FOR HAI.E In DsL Md., Va? and
iC Fa. Send for catalogue. J. FOLK. Wilmington, 1)?1.
>" \KTf\V> XT At Home. RitherSex. SlBOa month
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^ T>ooka Kxohanged. Famish all new. WanfclJ. WrTln.
3, Jj Name this paper. Assgsss Book Kxobsngs. N. Y.
A QTTTM A and Catarrh Snre Cure. Trial free,
re RD1 HlHd Address WK. Bel lis. lodlansi>oll?.lnd
ClOa day at home. Agents wanted. Outfit and terms
*'^ft?. Addsass TBUK A OO.. Animate. Mates.
^ WTANTEO AGENTS. Sample* and Outfit fro.
>? I f Hotter than Gold. A. OOULTKB ? OO.. Chicago.
"u <f <1 A a 0 Rrad far ChremoCatalog" 10
|e ij l\y M. Btrrroap'aSoira. Boston. Mass
IX ARFNT^S 20 Elegant Oil Cbromss, mounted,
1, MUDil I O eUepxll, for01. Novelties and Ohromoa
Ji qf every description. National Ohromo Oo., Phlla., Pa.
!< T\lVORCES T.egally Obtained for Incompatlbtll1/
ty, eto. Residence net required; sosndsl avoided.
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h MONEY MaH" rapidly with Stencil and Kay Check
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it* Address WRIOHT A I.iflKV "V?* n a ?
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O tj) ?j\f Family Paper tn America, with two 85 OhroS,
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I REVOLVERS $300
io iMcwfbria. Pni Knot Pun tea(KM?j?tumd. llluMnUd
u?eno? r?o- WgBM ot w Woaxa. ce?ca??. m.
Ci A A to SCO a Week and Bxpense*. or 8IOO
I <54:" forfeited. All the new and Standard Noreltlea,
Oaromoa, etc. Valuable Samptra free with Circulars,
is R. L. FI.KTOHKR, 111 Chambers Street, New York.
0 /h M St A WREK-?A/renta wanted. Business perr
U /I l| manent. No soliciting required. For lurthnr
6 V Afl P*JUKKNNKli^?*k CO., Richmond, Ind.
j, AflffTH and Mwrphlne llnblt absolutely and
0 flUlTTW speedily cured. Patuleee; nopolJloity.
! V I I 11 III Snr"l 'tamp for partioulart. Dr. Uabi,
"A ABwleA xow, 187Washington St.. Chicago, I1L
1 aaaA A MONTH ? Aeante wanted ereryCP'JKlt
where. Bnstneaa honorable and llrstIn/i]|l
olaaa. Partioulara aaat free. Addreaa
W?l W WORTH A OO.. St. Louis. Me.
Oecalromanle. Ohromoa.Steel Iiftiilnti.Photo.
graphs, Sorap-book Pictures, Mottoaa.ato. Elegant
(amplea and catalogue sent poat-pald for 1Q ota. Agents
Wanted. J. L. Patten A Oo.. I OgW 1111am St. .New? ork.
d inpnmn *? wmu*M .<*
d * LngMOTQU k Rao. Jf awVork A Chicago.
it WWT 1 IKimn I MBN to travel and sell our
, WAN I r.ll f *ood' to ? *? *?? Ho
WW All 1 llV a peddllns from bonae to house.
n Kiahtr dollars a month, hotel and traveling expanses
Is paid. Addreaa BOBB A OO .OtnelnnauTOtrto.
' J)Q YOU Md* ?! Band poor addreja
? ? ? ? ? **iu uiuvuuiim uu?(. will Dnn| you
WANT In honorably orer 81 AO a month or?.
MONEY
M3Uft??fe5!E?rESr2lte&?&K
showing bow ottbar MX noj luolntU and wain thr lnvn
aad tlwtlao of taj ponon tb*r ohoooo Instantly. 4QO
p?T? B/?MliaOc. Mont *Oo.. 139 B- 7th Ht.PhlU.
Uiluffl
AddfM. Dr. tnTtfARSH.QwIwcy. Wflcb.
WANTED IMHEDIATELlf
ftfePsY
For tho to'1*1 ?r b*th
BARNEY'S ttba">? w* 11 u
more pleasant thmo any 1
orange ^ri::r;1
It* perfnme la very UatFLOWER
&WXK-SS',';
and to thou around ,
them. It fills ths room t
with a pleaaant odor. It ?
WATER. fcri2gs?$ :
IBBBmKIJBBBBBK 1*1 tlo sscured. Tbt It !
rtinrv PKR WKKK GUARANTEED to Asents, t
VL f / Mala and Pamala, ta thalr own locality.
tpff ( Terms and OUTFIT FREE. Address
~ P. O. VIOKRRY A UP.. Anguata. Maine, i
Every reader of this pnper ahonld send I
IO cents for a copy of the LIVE NTtlCK
JOURNAL, and the (real Indicenent offered
for securing snbscrlbers. The Jonrnnl
In pronounced the BEST of Its class. Ad.
dress Live Stock Journal, lluffnlo, N. Y.
IPffHHfe TonrHame Elegantly Print, ,
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Cakus, for is Cents. Each card contain! c
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mm Ah Finely Printed Bristol Vlsltin* 1
mm Curds lent post-paid for 25 eta. Band
? V stamp for aamplaa of Gloss Cards. I
mm \# Alarble, NiioevHakes, Meroll, Damask.
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Ac** fa Warl?d. A. II. KtTLLM A (Jo.. Brooktoc. Maan
PRINTERS' ROLLERS Made
from tha Patent " Excelsior" Cost poult Ion, will
recast,not affected by the weather; price, 30 cent*
per pound. Is used In print in* this paper.
J. R. COLE. Ant., ?Q Ann Ht., N. V. .
OARI)S?5U white or tinted Bristol, 20 eta ; 50 '
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Olass, 40 eta; with your name beautifully printed on
them, and 6(1 aamplaa of type, arret) ta'prloe-list, etc., '
sent t)V return mail on rstwlnt of nriee. Dlaoonnt to <
Clubs.' Beit of work. W. O. UaN&ON. 48 Kneeland 1
Strwt. Boston. Refers to S. M. Pirriliotn A Oo. '
tii- . hespest sn,| bestMed* in the marksl 8rod two J
cert stamps for illustrated catalogue, to sea and compart
prices. W. II. SPOONER, UosToir, Mall.
A Bk %# If jon want to buy the Stock and BnslN
ji Y ness ?' a good paying JewelryHterr
wwm w | Inaloira ol aver lOOO Inlinbltnnts,
only One In the Place, write to, or oomo
and see mo.
J. N. HH KRMAN. Schoolcraft. .Mich.
Goods *111 invoice $1 AOO. Am obliged to quit the
business on acoount of health. All I have got 1 bave
made right hero In tho lsat throe years.
The Bent of All Good Company.
THE DANBURY NEWS
UNF.QUALED AS A HOME PAPER,
f orms, now, S2.10 per year. After .Jan. I, 1878 |
postage paid. Sold by all Newsdealers.
Send stamp for Specimen Oopy.
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MARK TWAIN'S BOOK.
TRIUMPHANT!!
30,000 copies aoM tn 8 ?reeJt*. Now. dook aoknti,
wbat'a tho nse of wasting time on other books ! Tbla Is
the one that sells and tills pockets. This Is the book
people want. On'jic frrr. "Get ticket#" and go to
work. Address, AMERICAN PUBLISHING CO..
H autfobk. Or., and i'Htcaoo. I li..
lflifiE ^ ^ Ui 1CA W) :
tMarket, between Wash
lngton A Msdlson-rta.
per da v.
PASSENGER
r.Lr. \ A'lUH.
*t3tBnmm&K33&nKKB&f* J- A- ^ hj.ok, l'ropr.
This Dhw truss is worn
w<th perfect comfort
^nTr sot xnal nlgbt and day. Adspt
u JS 1? A o T I ? M itself to every motion oi
H TRUSS. Wrn th? body, retaining Rup^^^?2r
tnre nn^er 'bo hardest
D5fnjgtK^^HB^M( zerclae or severest strain
until permanently cured.
jp bold cheap by tbe ^
No. ?83 Ureadwny, N. V. City.
and sont by mail. Call or send for Ciroular,and be curedImmense
Hucress ! ! 40.000 of the (Irnnlur
already told. Tbe'thrtlllng story of a noble life in the
wild-land of the Nile mystery, Ophirs Gold, tbe Lion*
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splendid Illustrations. Millions traml it. We
want agents quickly, profits BIO, send for terms.
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prize. Sample package, with elegant prize, postpaid,
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silver dollars and a 85 gold piece in every BOO packas
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ths BEST ever'invtnfad. 1U.OUC Ih U ".
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PIANhH ami OUIiAMIo/ II l-t'liuin makers,
Including W'ATKHH', at I err priors than
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rntinlug from 12 to 3(1 mouths received.
Wnrrnnted for G years. Mecond-hnnd Instruments
at extremely Inw prices for casta.
llluttrattd Calalrn/uee mailed Wnrerooms, 481
liroadivuy, New York. _ _
HflltACK WATBRH 4k SONHJ
BDIMT8 diOBia writ, far Agency for now book by
Jinn Eliza
BRI3HA1TS B~7
Jffi Young
Ihe rate of | .OOO * week. Foil expose of the horrible
system of Polygamy. Illustrated Circulars, with complete
Information frcj to all. Address nearest office of Du&tlrie
Oilman 6t Co.? Hartford,Cu,Chicago, 111.,Cincinnati, O.,
G agents wanted for the
ENTENIUIAL
history of the u.s.
The crest Interest In tbe thrilling history of onr oonntrjr
mokes this the fsstsst sellluc book >? published.
It oontstns 44SS tin, hlstorlosl engravings sad
H2& pages, with s fall souoant of tbs spprosnhlag
grand Osntennlsl exhibition. Send for s fall deeerlp.
Una sad extrs terms to Agent*. NATIONAL PUB.
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Selected French Burr Mill Stones
"f all sir.es, and snperlsr
workmanship. Portable
SgJrliMllnar Hlllo, ujprr or
or Morrhanl 'work.
Mr ii ill no Ontrli An.
krr Bolt Ins <'loth. Hill
Mrkm Corn Miellm and
<:le.<nors,Goaritig, Hhaftingj
Pamphlet. PNfranb MIU
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T WILBOM OOIOOUIIB Of H
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L OIL AND LIME. J
Wllbar'* Cod I.lwar Oil and I.faae.?Persons
who h*ro boon taking Cod Iirer Oil wlU bo plsaaad to
learn that Dr. Wllbor naa aooooodad, from directions of
several professional gentlemen, In combining the para
oil and (tone in snch a mannor that it Is plaasant to the
taste, and Its effects in Lang Complaints are truly wonderful.
Vary many persona wh.#ee oases ? ore pronounced
hopeless and who had taken the clear oil for a long
time without marked effect, hare been entirely oared by
using this preparation. Be sore red set the genuine
Manufactured only by A. B. WILBOH. Chemist.
hosto*. Bold by all druggists. i
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FOE THE PIANOFORTE. i {
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ompetitors. Stands far above them alJL Used by thouand.
of the best Music Teachers, and sold by all Book
nd Music Dealers. Hundreds of thousands sold, and
it. demand as great as erer.
Price 83.75. for which it will be mailed, post-free,
o any address.
CLARKE'S NEW METHOD
FOE EEED ORGANS.
This, for Reed Instruments, is just what the other Is
or the Piano. It has withstood extensive reviews and
omparlsons, and is pronounced by Teaohers and Mutilans
to be the best Instruction Book of Its kind over
ublished. For sale everywhere.
Price X2.50, for which it will be mailed, post-free,
o any address.
: *1
1UVEII DITHON A CO., Boston.
7IIAH. II. DITHON As CO., 4
711 Ilrondway, New York,
r. K. DITHON A. CO.,
Successors to Lks A Walker. Philadelphia.
AfJCWTCIT T TT T XT n nmntTTHPI
i i JL V ?1N US?UiN Jj O
WANTED j JUIFE-woiux.
Jnlg complete and authentic edition, with Mats A WD
144 BPLKNDID FULL-PAOF. EKOIUVIKOB. A nmanifi?ot
toIum e. A complete History of African Kxplo1AT10HB
FROM FIRST TO LAST. Beware of imitation*
covering onto a portion of the euhjeet, Tkt* i* the onto
cork of it* kind. Address for agency, COLUMBIAN
ilOOiC OO.. Hartford. Or., or Chioaoo, III. . i
/^DOMESTIC
/ SEWINC
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V^tir ISO J?/ Liberal Terms of ExWWSu
W changeforSecond-hand
Machines of every dea^
? cription.
"DOMESTIC" PAPER FASHIONS.
'l'heBett Patterns made. Send Sets, for Catalogue.
Address DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE CO.
AoriWastid. -6* NEW YORK.
SMITH OESM CO. *
Boston, IVCojaiai.
'lhesc Standard Inntrumenta
Sold by Musk Dealers Everywhere.
Agents Warned in Every Town.
Hold throughout the United Htatea oa the
INHTA IJ^I) KNT PLAN |
i'hat la, oq a Hystem of Monthly Paymenta.
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Oalaloan*. and fnlloarMonlara on aDoiloation.
1 Gem .worth Reading!?A Diamond worth Seeing!
SAVE TOUR
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axidav/axj your oxviaxt
THROW 1WAT TOUR SPECTACLES,
By reading onr Illutrated
PHYSIOLOGY AND
ANATOMY of the EYE- d
S1GI1T. Telia how to lit- <J J*
itorc Impaired YLlonnnil '' YMMBL^r,Jr ^A
Overworked Eyeet how to cure Weak. A
Watery, Inflamed, and Near-Sighted V
Kyri, and all other Dlieaaei or the Eyes, w
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cents Wanted
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LIVER. ^DTVIGORATOK.
Compounded entirely from (Inma.
These GIJMH re-i i l?e rsons imlng
move all morblH . M Hhouldadnptthe A
or had matter ? UU (lose to their Infrom
the system, ? W dividual constisupplying
in i Litutlon, from a
their place a drdtrmpoimfnll to
healthy flow of U a tablespoonfnll
bile | Invlgorat- LD . according to efIngtit:
stomach, * ' feet. For all afeauaiirp
rood to f.l J fertlons of the
digest welit PC- H ftd LIVER, ln?H.
BlFYliYU Till: a H Inrltlea of S torn BLOOD,
giving a aa !ach and Bowels,
tone and health ^ diseases depend*o
the whole mn- LJ _|_ ent on or causer'
?.xxlnery, remov- * 1 LD by snchderan'. v
Ing the cause of1 J ment as Blliftu'* '
the diseases, ef- W attacks^ Costivefectlna
a radical ^ ness, ChronicDtcure.
Asa KAM- . arrhcra.Dyspep? ,
ILY MEDICIHE CO L? sla. Jaundice and
It is VREQI'AL- JG 2 Female Weak? ,
ED, and Is kL- r; ; ; ncsses. 1 tableWAY8
8AFB. H spoon full taken
at commencement of an attack of SICK
HEAD AC HE cures in 15 minutes. TJEJL- 1
LOW or SALLOW SHIN MADE YOUTHFIJI,
by 1 bottle. TRY IT! For pamphlet
containing: useful information and all
a be tit the Liver, address DB. BANFORD,
Hew York. BOLD BY ALL PBCQOTSTS.
^ 1 1 1
Honey op Horehound and Tar
fob tiie curs op 1
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarsenebs,
Difficult Breathing, and -?
ALL Affections of the Throat,
BsoNcniAL Tubus, an d Lunob,
leading to consumption.
This infalliblo remedy is composed of
the HonetC the plant Ilorrhound, in
chemicalur onwithTAB-BAt.u,extracted
from ae Life Principle of t'.io
forest t* 8 a mum Bai.bamea. or Balm
ofGiJ .d.
t1 , Honey of Horehound bootuks
ay scatters all Irritations and inflammations,
and the Tar-Balm cmtanses
and urals the throat an 1 alr nas -ages C
leading to the lungs. Five additional .t ?
ingredients keep the organs cool, moist, v
ana in healthful action. Let no prejudice
keep yon from trying this great
medicine of a famous doctor, wlio has
saved thousands of lives by it in his
large private practice.
N. B.?The Tar Balm has no bad
taste or smell.
frick8, 50 cents and $1 per tiottlk.
Great eawng to buy large alxa.
Sold by all Druggists.
pike's Toothache Drops'1
dure in 1 minute.
n. V. n. ii. h?. |. f
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