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WEATHER REPoRT-sa
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC. -
6:lo Sun s;i2I Moon nsea ..''''sb4
IT.
s.Ba, Hook 62 Cows IsndeTe 7ls Hell Gate soe
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.
posend,. ~ ~ = CachsSi&CitJ, ~ Ion fV0S %
BKOON CO The good ior this article, and the market
i, trn al aI.c for Red Green The supply larger.
~ AZ has moderate demand and prices nvor the
b N note sales Of n 4JGi5tc o Yellow Western aud
Sot 81,
COrTONBnvers operated little more Freely today but with
DOT much ys supply sale e1naues Large uhef cone
rrari The closing suatst revised
6r, 10 ar ,s plenty; OF 224 bales including Y I"
~ 10 shippers and O2 spealators quote nomna ss
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Cuun Sicamrrs.

GREAT REDUCTION IN FKEiGil IKE I'LL. 10 IN o,l!,.
" lNcISco Al, Fanams h. Pseiho Man steamsp 'nfas
80. SAsKA .,aas oa PaDAf October hrestt Srr rasa
hAhN 1880 .rhs. su Prsuese about FOUR DAYS IN Ap
MN 81 bnnspt. br North Steamship Coppans espa
a. 81 ,c,h,r AppiT WELLS, fAh"O No fesA' Ne'1-
~ : ~ p,sr No y. ~ e. haot Of OsnAfsh
NOTICE TO SHlPPERS.-By PAClFlC
" MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMpANfS sIbAMEls va f1ss@ f1Y ~.
usl' & S a. North River Of tAnal until m .. u.i
,s' - " 4. sailing Apply WILLS, FARGO Co, fr n" =
North Al,er Ftglt AKebts
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:, ~ 1I. T- y
Ing tbs s,t or a lrast times Niti -. I'm m
tnfp pisu and comparatively ur oi.'l % , fsT
band Farr sfe Icol chcci 'ul ur tflhfith " ~ ~
si ge to m .aiol lncn time 10 eor 20 ihe ac Iii n.
3D. Ig iuss coae ieii alau 70 Na poaalr ta a 3D.. $50,
wanted At cool prreF Itat 10 sbold hs aonrF 49, s,.r
the sii inuacf rel.."n b. nr ftf. s .l.r
hrsrrs o. vir. on o. tlt tlYD blfms nte F. i ''
tssi,s shat sou.d eai,d .oOi il tl cagY ia
vOyI ILe hfte gt Yriied 0'i AZ 81" ''' ~
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AibinmS Hotiffs.
sa6ings gmks.

ALL DEPOSITS made Oh or or p',o'S m Sr, ,S rrS ~" Of
- % ',.s ue piME SAVINGS BANK, Nos and b0sd"n
MilhausbuTgh
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,not The Currency National Bank viii hid for gold

feed that the Currency National Bank VIII nu o' hO
fur importers and others, charging uSno c"l''',''
tl,e amounts awarded: bids 10 be- sent 10y lIs "'' "
M, ,,,i ,,,, neeu elected direction ~ the
Irie Railway Tor thc'rusuug year: JAY "1."' - r
ser s. Diyeu, James FISK. jr Ftedrrlck ~ q Mi
pNjs VIM Al Tweed Ictei Il. sweeney, y" - ts5,'
~ ir Homer Rausdcl, john Illt", D,1,,ns, icury
1tuT 1S.,,, u WiI'",', y Skiduorr GtOrgcM. Owen.
The railroad reports show the following ''o'S IN ieo'
exee To their earnings:
Ns1hlgai Central: ,o.. 1000.
First week ID ..lSos--Si'' '''-
1Vek Island 49, .,...,,
Frstw weel d Oct............'ho DO -4',-~ ! wv
M. ,roylno shows the totals Of the average Of the
..dtny items of the Philadelphia banks:
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sIINpRIT


C..pg l. warth 30dpo- a - The bs,i Nhie lover
op.r Wosed 20 81 1 bot iafg lots hss efn
offered at 13aJ burer The 'ioet heavy and "Al' '""
Cider 10 lower We qao,si OIL Ill
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DOMESTIC MARKETs.

WEST INDIA MARKETS
H.yASA Oct la-EIehAnge ou London hrm' i 9' per % Wv
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rPnIrs ANn Nrrs-nRIFn.

have dccn,d from = 4 bush for trt arrivals 20 $3.50
- ~ acd or touorov. brei apples are dos
Southeu hand lnpeeli quarter peaches af
htvr 3l5 70 being hand halves scarce hlhrs s1
i5c plans At 25c Receipts OF dred iu1 Tor
the package We quote:
Peaches peeled, a. N. Cherries piisd q H.. ~
1ae ........2 d28 Apples Southern new 4 n sl ldl0
poor 10 good OLD. N
Irpe.led naive. A. n IA ala Peanuts bush Old - -
Quauers...... ....lrl0l Wilmington Pbush 3lNd 80
Bsoibeues new q ib2o az Cbestuu' q bnsb 500 Boz
HOPS
Arrivals free and demand fair mostly Tor export Shipments m
week ending bales ciehy ~ best state few cal sa-
hc. - lnnL OHIO bon. lave been rc-----l
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Bort MmStn's Ruiiu.

-~~---- sr,rx oy EswIoHk.
PoNr.w,RpsSs oVucE No - "lhs"~ "a
~rorrCF ia berehy given, in accordance Win
~ s.c,,n Of the Act passed April a. ss.' s =. an vsrsoss
Rr.pIs hs wa.us Ofee Of tie ors ., sf aSa sq,
or ,ry ey that the foIoSinE 'e'es s' % a ,ns.oa, si
- p ari,as that the said sa',s c. oa M. .rs .aS
soI % w w '.,,a - rtu tee aAJs sIccsedius "' A
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y v WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
rnp .rur WHRK ENpTNG Oct. u. 1893.

p,n,s.si, foy THE n. Y. by osn Reporter
Of articles IN gooi condition an
..d es,sop houses wboesse shippers receive 70 per
w. w. d1ai lor commissions beside freight and other charges
Bore m etsgss carefully marked wh gAH ana ne ha~e
10 be usgted cut hal sn nvoee or
~ eo The under the ard send letter by
- ,g an nyoce an scoua 80 stating hos sD when sent
Clean sseisge 10 putting az WI Ano "acn l" VIZ ~ " %
prVcuts. - ,-,. ,r,s
a be.h f,r tLr veet-cauBe little accumulation or
s'ock tbosh ihe suppg u sll quite m"lci.ie ~" NY
esn be- n -, fpr iaetBms harfeWs are te,o SUI ~
of lsaus to-day 0l2 busb Southern PEAS t ~ ~ ~ ''
Beans Me1inns y i A-'''' ~ m8 ? o.
f."'''''''''''''' M 4 Of Southern Baoh-rfrd
hsusRs prnr.... 9p~ t.i y '"t'''''''
Peas. Can. hes..... ] roo .9l
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even 5e IN mall lots uey grocer while very fair dairy of s
Butter o to-day through a2c Common meiiom lots
% scarcely b. forced the market Tie hoat' is u get a o an
ther before selling The
hu 90 tl p1rs soh at about low @'0' WINE
"D small rnmber Of the taken 81 39e re- paofR-- oi
,ansds have hen duuug the week ani sold M % C.
The tuk Canada N rrlr 20 10 Rnrope direct present h
from Montreal being qute A sdvauce of feghis to CAna
and decline direction. Steamers
tb Aet the glres OF last week scarcely ehanged- " ~
sisrces redue-d NE We quote: -
State Orange County and lObo West Reserve d9
pals & 70, medium. ..s0aJ
CountrT Middle southern. as
Ihoee lsns aud half tubs .i2d4 PeBusyvans hne
Good Wis and H.. good hus ~ a.
Common TO Medium. ...35a5 Common fair Weseru'''9S
Receipts the week with exports OF 1921 boxes for the
week ending Oct TO- The opened beginning OF Toe wee"
with sctvy the demand nom both export and bone
close Of the week the dali buyers being indspd TO o
rae At sght decline pnces With improvement or 'ae 70
cut appearance there 10 immediate Of higher prices ng
here With moderate supplies the barely sustained II tle
=" no" remaining she ee m hs -,
ected The total Of bor for the I've months com
meneog 10 MAY sud endog in September 1891 WAS Jb oois e
s period 10 1913 & &OJl boxes thus showing denencf 10 NUN
hers shipped for the stated 1868 Of 100 2i Estimating '
dehcene weight of each bon made in 1868 m een' less
1901 the deficiency would be increased l59O2 bOIes should
the make Of hn short BY 20 per cent
81 1871, would oBlv just about Offset ihe
eIpos this year ovea quantity
large proportion OF the 1 boxes shipped August tbs year SUI
rer 70 Liverpool and London unsod owing to the fet that 9
consumption Whees the shipment Of 1864 boes made during r
nineeda free oonsnmp-
tive demand eaBg the market abroad 10 better state receive e
ran shipments than a. present exists The present sAis'"
considering unsettled feeling which prevails IN all branches o a
the prospects Of decidedly higher inland eghts later IN the season N
DELAYS and nsss attended getting goods market should oe o
iutucement ciormen for getting their goods promptly FORWARD
whether for sale to hodbsre. We quote: 49,,
Factory state. hne g. fancy 10y ali ~
tO Onriue III iuri n tue NOru
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DOO,UUU. RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE EIGHT
CENT BOSD fg SALE These Bonds amply "cur'd on
completed issued only rate o -f2p per mile
whole oias been placed anorE Capitalist Trust
considered u high char
ari-r .Ig GILMAN sos Co.. No - Etehsng place
(VANTED-WA WABASII and ERIE CANAL
w STOCK ufsna lnlsus ami Madison hrt Mortgage K
n..L-.L l.r n,-l ~ coLsn No y kIehanL- p.cr
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ri +, but .pariasl,. Beef and mutton ,r

Live poultry Of M kinds gutug he msfss and prices are lower
dun heavv trade Some Saddles f'nson are selling At 3o q
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I the
Ten
}llen,
West
eIlu.
am
COl-
Etc,
,ck.
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ID Offering OUR BITTERS TO the Southern
i Public, we have 10 hesitancy in asserting
their superiority over any Northern produc-
ton in our MAJ kets. In their dsvissment they
are pdrely Southern = compounded with
special sdaptitude TO the varlSus types Of
stomaoic arrangements prevalent cur
climate.
Itis gsntle stimulsnt TO the system after
undergoing severe Illness.
It Is = cure for Dyspepsia.
II assists Digestion.
1t cures Diarrhea and Cholera Morbus.
1t is preventive for Chins and Fevers-
It is an invaluable companion for person
travelling at all seasons OF theyesr.
1t is q HokE enterprise, and possesses true
merit.
RJ Sold everywhere.
O. H. EBBERT & CO.,
Sole Manufacturers.
Depot, No. 8 Roward's Row.
fsblO u Memphis. Tenn.
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1tt,cha,ne ct Nntice.

rafore p H. Heinrich, Justice OF the Peace
on Shelby county, Tennessee.
Al. White 4 Co. VS.. D. Block.
TT aprears from an afidavit hled ia this case,
| fhEt ti5e said b Block Is a nonresident OF
fhe the state or Tennessee;
N is ordered, That publication be made In
the Memphis Daily appeal for -FOUR weeks
S-.s,r. dafe OF the tendance OF said sutt, and
fbaf he be required 70 ansger the same IN the
fffre pr rescrfbsd bv law, or judgment VIII be
,S.1aas SossInet him by default Trial at 10
-ss.i.st, = - oT she in dav OF March, lS68.
= 49, II HEINRlC ]. p.
February ASA leb7 isWlR
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and the people. The States were never
out Of the Union, because the right TO
secede was effeetually denied, aud never
admitted by the victors. We have our
rights In the Union, il we cannot get out
of 1t. Here We must take our stand.
SIDNEY HAMpDEN.
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HEBREW CALENDAR.
EEASONIODIRECTORY.
1867.


1867.
LODGES.
h,ysEs7EA, No. lss. Meets lst Monday in
srge--- r 91it1 aL Odd -FzllDW-' Hsll. cor. Court
snd Maiu. D. 3. Fcrster, 2S4 Front street,
~. Il; JOll Blanisl, Sosy'
EOUTsz NIEsrFIIe, No us. Meets 2d Friday Of
eaeE -uoatn-Eai,. cor. Madison and second.
"A J. Wheeler. ". n; Benz. 4. Puilen, See
f,zIT,A SCOTT, No. 2S-. Meets lst Friday o. each
ruouth-EIarl. cor Madison sud second. John
AinsIis, ". ~; H. z, Wood sarc, Sec.
IIsgrr4os- No Gas. Meets Sd Friday Of each
fnouta-Cid-F FsIlowg' Han. ?. Il. stanley,
n ne No SsI lJ. Dl Mea lih Friday
~ each rao1fh-2G ErGut street.. George
MeLershi sd, ". n; 3. l.. t'Gllen, s2d, Sec.
IsOTAL AECH.
FEsr, Clsp!er, NO J. Meets "a Monday OF each
rr7ortr-Csid-F lows fal. JOhu Zent, N. Z.
Z. p; B. "a. Levy, Eec'y.
x. AID :. n.
rrAEEA Cornell. 30. G.. Meets 81 MoDdsy Of
zach ulouta-,5ssl. elL0Ts Hel. Jonn 2enL,
T.. H.; 4. !. Wigsins Pee.
TEGFLAEs.
CTRrSE Cor1msudery, No. (. Meets 9Th Mon
day OF each month. John Zent, Com; n. j.
Wiggiu, Bee.
a. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
- ErJnt Stree
HERxEs Lodge ef Perlection- l4th NO. l.
Stated CaLnu I'M csil0us "a Wednesday night
OF each month. Henry ?. WeodaTdi 3D. Co.
NJ Charles 4 Carroll 18th. Ssc.'.
ErrHRas L0t-e OF Por-oction, lsth.i No. 2
ae8eLa 4tEI " ed E1at-Ry % eacn InOuin- G6OIEe
Eellarsh, 2ad, C., ~. A. Z. Frankland, sd,
Sec.
CasTpIzrA f'ouncfl cfPrinces or Jerusalem 18th >;
No. !. Benz. K. PElien, Sld-, TSrsh.'.i -
CALvAsT CHATTER or Rose Crofz, 18th, No. 1.
Charlea ". Adams a2d. H.. W.; Il. I. Tom
Iinhon 80, Sec.
PTILIPPE DlELEssETs Council Of E-h, 83th.,
No. l. Henry 2. Woodard, sd, CoElm.', F;
william I. Ciro3e SD, Rec.
CoSsIsroEE or WEST TENNESSEE, ed. John
Ainslie. sd, Comm. In Chiefs Dodge Z.
Trader, SD Rec.
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Jacob c. ShRffer, late of Champaign
county, Ohio, was arrested at Baltimore
Thursday on requisition from the Gov
ernor of Ohio, on charge Of rape. He
was taken In charge by an officer from
Cincinnati and conveyed TO that city for
trial.
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NOTICE.

TJHE undersigned having been appointed
i Administrators by the County Court OF
Shelby county upon the estate OF William
Brlnk1ey, deceased, respectfully notihts all
persons having claims against said estate to
prescribed BY law and all persons indebted to
said estate win come forward and s. tile the
same al No Ia Monroe street
JOHN Il. BRlNKLEY. .Adm'r.
February 9, ls6s, isn7 lAWAw
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MRS. WM. 3. COLLINS.

AGENTS WANTED Male or Female, in every
>y-n aud county IN the United States, 10 intro
d. e this celebrated preparation. Agents are
nov making from $3.50 to S20S psr month clear
ofsx nses. ADpllc' tions for agencies can he
made Tor the present to Mrs. Jackson, at the
Whitemore House, Adams street, between
Third and Fourth. Memphis; or to the man q
featuring depot, No. ll9 sixth street, 81. Louis,
Mo either in person or by letter.
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Jersey street, bet. sixth and Seventh.
MRS. WIN. R. COLLINs' CERTIFICATE.
n.r-rrnar No rtprIEf % Igea

HANNIBAL, Mo August q, 1876.
MRS. JACKSON. Dear HEdGIHI am most
happy to inform you thatafter having suffered
more than three years with what some pbysi-
clans call nursing sore mouth. or canker Of the
mouth and throat, tried various remedies
but found nothing to do me any good until
heard OF your oils for the complexion and
teeth, called Queen BeSs." 1 bought one b IL
tle went according to directions, ard am truly
thankful t, say Ihsve found permanent cure.
Hoping you will publish this, that other poor
sufferers may be benefited by IL, 1 remain,
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Ho - IT.

rV7HE following COUPONS OF the Mississippi
and Tennessee r. r., were lost in tnis city In
OcIober last. Payment has been stopped. Any
information concerning them will be received
Dy F. =. Davis, President First National Bank
or Memphis:
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NO. "a JEFFERSON STREET.

fNosTR listen friends while ten ny shop -
4 4 in the rear OF the Y l. Gents, raii around
m give YOU scrape, or, Ike Captain Bragg =
Ifftie more grape. I am on ny own hook ana
~, INV own plan. my friends AL say I'm Can-
servaSfvs man. They may cali me that or what
th,v choose, they VII md that am All right
On fhe goose am = Southern man tho ] snn
!, - ~rf,ltr vet think fhe south r. right. tna,T
Ave ne r1 eat and gave me bread. am a-eolnr
sor me south til 20 dead. Then. gents. come
around At morn OF noon, and set shaved 9r
jaisT wA.p4Nezz
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NOTICE TO PARENTS.
TnE HaIssEs ROWEgs

WILL open the Spring Session af their
w sohoo, on monday, tlle 27th Of Janu sryi
have Engaged the services OF PROF Nilehulin,
who will give instruction in French. free a.
chlrge. AS evidence OF toe succ IS RtteA ant
upnn their efforts. they wou'd refer { their
d ttrons, Mr. z. NJ. Cash, Gen. ". Y q. Humes,
Mr. b. x Pullen, Mr.. r. II. Word Mr.. y p.
Read, Mr. W. z. Mitchell, and others.
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MUSICAL.
p1,rns- nRalKs. NELopFeNs

Nd other Musioai instruments, Tuned ana
a REPAIRED IN a superior ana Mors ma ll IlllAe
Toanper, by HENRY q. HOLLEN Bt.hG, f@lao- rae
ticai Piano aud Organ maker orders leIt ~
No. go Second street, or al +. II. ClarEs Jew
airy store viii be promptly attended TO re
Sn,s,ynnended by Pfafs jacob Miller, 5abatzhy,
Ehide Wfnkler ana Whitman. oee%<
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MRS. WoLCOTF's CERTIFICATE.
QUECY, Ill, November 8 1876.
MRs JACKSON, Dear Addani 1t Is with
pleasure that 1 certify to you. that seein7 one
OF your circulars, which contained certificates
and Endorsements from the best physicians aud
the Highest eiio7l authorities of the United
States, cert flying that yo1r oils for the CON-
plexion and teeth were purely the oils, extracts
and essences OF GoTers, and they warraGt II
when used according to directions TO cure the
worst and most difficult cases of nursing. sore
rnouih, canker Of the stomach, bowels sud dys-
persia. For scrofulous disorders, when used
both internally aud eKtsrna ". it has n equal.
Daar Madam, seeing this, and my little daugh-
ter aged fifteen months. having the whoop ng
cough for several months, RseOmpaciei win
Whist the doctors call white osnker, her Mouth
and throat being terribly liberated, and hsv-
tBg tried everything for its relief could hear
OF, all 20 no purpose, bought one bottle OF
your oil for the complexion, cal ed Queen
Bess." went according TO the directions, did not
use quite one bottla, and am most happy to
state to you that it has cured my chlld. She is
nos as well and he rty ever she was in her
life. give you this, my certificate, hoping you
will publish IL, that THOUSANDS OF others who
may be afflicted with any OF the above sffec-
Tons may at once get a bottle OF your Queen
Bees" for fsel sure they Will Ind immediate
relief. Yours respectfully,
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ust Opened.
Administrators settlement.

In County Court Of Shelby county.
To the heirs and creditors Of John Stoval, decd.
ArOTICE Is hereby given that have nled ny
~ settlement of the estate OF JohR Stoyal,
deceased, with the Clerk OF said Coart, and that
/ will apply for confirmation 81 said settle
unent at the March Tenn. 1855, Of said t,ourt, to
be held on the nrst Monday OF said month in
the Courthouse In the city OF Me7nphis-
L B. sfOVAL, Admir-.
sss sass 81. dEs''ua1y = saasssLoAeVE, clsrk.
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Wnnfed ID -Erchnnne.

UUHo viii exchange Memphis property Sor
w well improved place Of 5000 acre, 900 70
so0 acres in high cultivation. in Yallobusha
county, Mississippi, - miles west Of Coffee-
Ville Gin House, Gin and Mil on the place,
,1cd and substantial quarters as well as Sta bles
Erfbs etc Is head Of Mules. 20 head OF Cattle
stock Hogs and Corn and Fodder to ran the
place: also, Wagons. Farming Tools, etc, etc.
which are now on the place. Night take pars
in Goods ware and merchandise Refer 70
oven McNutt q Co, James Elder, Colonel Ed.
rsioraff II Iials iml A. q RROWN
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EDUCATIONAL.
SCHOOL 0F THE HOLY CRO.s.

MRS. KETOHUM, Prinoi pal,
NO. los THIRD STREET. THE EASTER
~ Session will opsn on MONDAY, February
4 iSjS Fropch. Latin snd Pencil Drawing
without extra charge. Vocal and instrumental
Music by Miss Nora Bradford. JaneS lv
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SALT. SALT.

m nOn Barrels SALT
iU.OUU In store ard 10 arrtvs-ior sslla low.
BCHOOLFIEID q HANAUE r.
M. IS Front street.
6aIy- sr, Agents Mason City salt Co.
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PATENT MEDICINES.
MRS. JACKSON'S
Queen Bess Complexion Wash.

THE following certificates, selected from hun
Z dreds in the possession of the pTOprietress,
are confidently submitted to the public:
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-04

Prof. s., of Dickinson College is not much
given to joking. Occasionally, however, This
vein of his disposition is excited, and then
his hits are Of the hardest kind, and double
edged. One morning, notlolg ago, he found a
horse in the recitation room. The class had
collected, and with solemn countenmces
awaited tho entrance Of the professor. He
came in, looked around deliberately, first
upon the horse, then upon the class, and
remarked, at the same time twitching his
shirt collar " Ahem You have got a new
class-mate, see. I'm glad it's horse; there
were iackasses enough before -
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-04

THE FiREsIDE. No lessons leave more
abiding impression than those that gent
~ drop intothe mindat the fireside. No
fun is more tickling, or leaves behind it
less to regret. No history is purer, as
Il whole. than tireside history, and none
lives longer OF more lovingly in remem
brance. He who cannot look forward
with yearning desires to fireside enjoy
ments, as the staple enjoyments of his
life, is greatly to be blamed f; for the
tireside has its duties to be done, as
well as its pleasures to be realized.
they who make light of its sanctities,
OF who raise up rebellion against its
spirit, or who wantonly disturb its
peace, or who poison its spring of conf
dence with suspicion, or who introduce
iealousies within that charmed circle
or who profane it Ply aught that savors
of selfish despotism, break the spell
which euvirons it, and forfeit its re-
wards. It should be the altar to which
We bring our daily sacrifices the tur-
tie doves and young pigeons of home
life-to offer them to the genius of
domestic unity. There is no place
where we are more bound to ''mind the
things of others" as our own, OF more
gracefully display affection in trifies,
or can with more profit study to please
others than ourselves Forgetfulness
of Preside duties indicates, to say the
least, a deficiency of disinterested love.
A man cannot be truly judged by what
he does before the world All mann er
pr selfish motives may urge him to
rear in that broad theatre the dress of
anctity, OF courage, courtesy, OF
tatience, or considerateness, 'that he
may be seen of men," But tits at his own
tireside that he best shows himself, when
he casts aside the garments of pretense,
and puts on the slippers of natural
habit. What he is there and then, he
probably is in reality, fof his heart is
en- dishabille, and commends itself, OF
otherwise, by its own proper qualities
unveiled and undisguised.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-04
A STRIKING ILLUSTRATION.

A returned missionary from India, in show
uses the following language: In India have
been brought to u temple that had been built
entirely of stone, not having particle Of
wood in it, and buit evidently to endure as
.0-1g az tl0 earth i>,lf, III, whole sutllcc Of
liie outside walls bring covered with the most
elaborate sculpturing the greatest pains
anal expense having been bestowed upon il.
That temple seems to stand as firmly as it did
.siac centuries ago when it was erected. But
what do VIC see to-day sSpme bird, feeding
upon the fruit of the benyan tree. has taken
,cd after seed and deposited it upon The top
of IL building "i':put effect hut il. the
cotiise Of tinlc little sol has gathered thoit
and g.eea nourshment to one of those seeds,
and VIC see the temple covered with luxuriant
t9liage, the roots going down in their course
t. ID, ground, seeking nouiishment, getting
into every erevico, rending stoue from stone,
and We know That the quiet expansion Of Iliat
seed viii eventually bring the whole temple
10 inevitable destruction. So it will be with
Of the word ofGod is working, not the less
powerfully nor the less certainly for its silent
and uni ,molsirltive. character. know that
ii is now entering the native mind, entering
all the creNiecs Of society, aud | believe that
ere long the whole system IF hcathenism vii
be rent asunder and come to the ground, and
Christianity be established upon its ruins"