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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-12

MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


CUTTRR-HAssERT.-At the residence ofthe BRIDES
parents, at Harlem, on Tuesday afternoon, August
10, by the Rev. Elijah Lucas, MIR. CHARLES n. Cur.
TER to Miss HELM FRANCES, daughter Of DIR. Luxe
Hassert and granddaughter OF the late Aaron Has
sert Esq. Of New Brunswick, N. J.
nYNEs-MiILErr.-On Wednesday, AugustA at St.
Peter and Pauls chnrch, Williamsburg, by Rev.
sylvester Malone, THOMAS w. HYSEs to Miss MARIA
L. l.
MEHL-HILLIARD.-On saturday, July 81, by the
Rev. e. l.. Ellison at No. 30 seventh street, lobosen,
N. j., Mr.. GEORGE E. NEIL to MISS ELIZABETH Hill
LIZARD. No cards.
TYTfER-H the residence OF the BRIDES
sister, Canaan Conn.,, on Thursday, July 20, by the
Rev. VIM, Hall, JAMgs N, TYTLER, OF THIS city, 10
Mss MARY HARRIS, OF katonah, n. Y.
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Wheat was dull unsettled ana uly &C. &C. lower closing
5 Spring SPRING. ps as: so 49, e .p.ss
Te 81 fsSi iHS'sI rSGs1 r
SsE shs 49, sss e: =. ss':s e
T IL 'Ss yse% White
3Hs SS1S
S nS NC for s old hp r. os iS
barley malt continued 10 rule dull ana nominal '''
rak1sn1s Iwere active for grain rates fOr which we're
grain
ps5 sro::
e s.; london hS$s: NJ: a. and ssiSS
orders, with $500 quarters grain al Co.; Bsh bark with
: c;
British 70 drsS sS On ss SSnosn with 700
pool with phi: petroleum q , Sr .S.1. 9. .s9
Scston, from TSisdspSs y D.: s:i!S SS SsSe SSl.
az @ 1 ss ss
Continent with 200 bba petroleum e e: u 70 direct
q IL nSs as sss
and Italian bark 1900 bo. capacity to the hediisrIs
q S ss y e y .s:. cloth was
price,. sslpp'ss sos sSs 81 is; long r,s
HEMP quiet and heard Of no sales beyond hose r.
ported Yesterday Manila was quoted, fSAc 12tc. gold
jue, l 4kc, do; ssal, ec. 3d. do and TAnpieo
'fope-The market was very quiet but prices
changed so bales at from 7c to LOO for common 10
MoLAssTs-The business was light thcre being but little
demand, hut prces steady NJ yesterdays quotations.
The sales "a bbls New Orleans Mt No. VIC, and ~
hhda Porto Rico at 7Sc
s %se %ss t to s ss'1
held 4S6c 4lc The Stock extremely light The saes
were 2O0 6bs. al %5c, snd - w. q %sc, snd 70 arrive
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further purchase of 81 COO 900 on account OF the
sinking fund will be made The eject OF the largo
offerings made the government was felt In the mar
ket to-day in rather sharp reaction in the prices Of
the national securities from the high figures at winch
they have been held for some days past Nor this
confined to the lvetwenties, but was shared by the
other issues, the eatire list falling OF u to x per
cent. In the afternoon the market was somewhat
improved the tenforties and the currency skies,
but the ivetwenties mostly at their lowest late
In the day, and dull. The following were the
closing prices at five o'clock:-United States
sixes 1884, registered, 1885 q 124; do. do,
coupon 1234 124; do. lve-twenties, registered,
1921 1924; do. do coupon, 1862, 1884 l24; do.
dO coupon, 1854, 1928 1926 do. do, coupon 1865,
122X 1929; do. do, coupon, new, 1865, 1915
121X; do. do, coupon, 1867, 12l2i 12lM; do do,
coupon, 1858, 1871 12lal do. tenfortes registered
11lK liz; DO. do, coupon, 114al O 1l5; currency
bonds, 110X 11056.
The money market is beginning to exhibit signs
OF that disturbance IN the monetary ease OF the
great Eastern financial centres. which results from
the yearly tidal eGlux Of currency to the agrcul-
tural districts to aid in the movement of their sta
pie products. Already the banks report shipments
OF currency to the Southwest, although OF small
amounts, Cincinnati being the principal point yet
to which these shipments have been directed, which
may be regarded as indicating the inception OF the
grain movement In the middle and border States.
As yet the sums called for have been too inconsd-
cradle to exert any influence upon the
market here and with the heavy dis
bursements OF the Treasury for the next
two weeks on account Of bonds purchased, are un-
likely to be felt Tor time. The demand for cur
rency to-day was easily met at previous rates call
loans, although transactions at five per cent are be-
ginning to be exceptional, and six and seven per
cent may be regarded the ruling rates. Discounts
ore dull at from to per cent
The gold market was dull to-day with further de-
cline In the premium. The price opened at 1861,
from Which 1t fell Off to q, but rallied again to Il,
continuing steady between these figures. 1865 to
1854, until after two O'Clock, when 1t touched
1861, falling of later ana closing in the room
at 1857. After the adjournment Of the
board the price fell of to 1856, and with intervals OF
recovery stood at that figure at the close OF business
In The loan market the for carrying indicate
an increase Of the short interest," ranging from five
and half down to three per cent before Clearing
House time. Subsequently five aud seven per cent
were paid. The steamer Russia to-day took out
$685. in Specie and engagements for $500 900
are reported for t0-norrow's steamer. The follow
ing table shows the range Of gold during the day
and the price at stated lOur5:-
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Inc uccllne III the premium was attributed to the
failure OF the Cabinet to take any action upon the
Cuban question, as it was expected they would at
the meeting yesterday The transactions Of the
Colo Exchange Bank were:--Gross clearings
$46S2s0oo; gold balances, l7s; currency bal.
ances S3,635,475.
Foreign exchange Is dull and unchanged In rates,
the produce bills expected upon the late heavy pur
chases made on foreign account as it was stated
not having made their appearance In the market.
We understanding, sixty days, commercial, 1O94
q l09z; bankers, good to prime, 1907 11OX;
short sight, 11O,s 1885 Paris, sixty days, 5.ls%
5I3X; short sight, 5.12}6 5.1Ill; Antwerp 5.1sal
5.132l; Switzerland. 5.1Ssi 513si Hamburg, 351S
35ls; Amsterdam, 4o14 40si; frankfort, 404 4Ozs;
Bremen. 7s1H 794; Prussan thalers. 7Otl 71R
State bonds were quiet to-day and generally stead
except on North Carollnas and new Tennessees,
both of which declined at The second call. The fol-
lowing were the closing ngures:-Tennessee skies, ex
coupon, 90 Go; Tennessee Sizes new, 5514 a 55k;
Virginia skies, OK coupon, 81; Virginia sxes new,
81 bid; Georgia skies, Ok bid; North Carolina
etxes, OK coupon, So 81; North Carolina skies, ex
coupon, 497s so; South Carolina sixes new, 60;
e5; Missouri skies, SIX s71S; Louisiana skies, II
~; Louisiana levee skies, GA a 50; Louisiana ievee
Fights, SO.
The stock market was animated and excited to-
day, with downward movement IN the prices Of
Lake SnOre ana Tic NORTHWESTERN SnareS releraDle
10 the case Of the former to free offerings to realize
upon the contamination Of the consolidation
scheme, and accounted for In the latter
as resulting from the operations of certain promI-
nent ex- Erie director, whose name has been already
mentioned in connection with these stocks and who,
report says, is once more active in Wall street.
Rock Island on the other hand exhibited sudden
and considerable advance based upon rumors of pur
Clases on account Of the Pennsylvania Central Rail-
ROAD win correspondents Ia Fort Wayne in the dis
tance. The Vanderbilt shares exceptions to the
generally cratic course Of the other features and
arm, In confident feeling that the meeting Of the
New York Central and Hudson River Rail-
road DIRECTORS ct Saratoga to-day will result
in the accomplishment q the long promised
consolidation Of these roads. Pacific Mail was In
sympathy with the railway list and feversh during
the day. with downward tendency IN the after.
noon. st. Paul stocks were also weak. At the close
all OF these shares were above the lowest prices of
the day. as given in the suboned table Of their
IRENE figures. The express and other miscellaneous
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
WEDNESDAY, August ia p.

WEDNESDAY, August Id r. N.
The second Of the government purchases for the
month OF August Of five-twenty bonds as per order
OF Secretary Boutwell, or the "a inst. was made to-
day by Assistant Treasurer Butterield Proposals TO
sell were submitted by twenty-seven houses IN the
street, the aggregate amount offered reaching the
total OF s7,25ooo0 against only s4soooo as the total
OF the offerings on last "Wednesday. The follow
ing were the proposals accepted. amounting y
81 900. GEO. the sum announced 10 be purchasci:--
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Delaware ana rsctswsnns. no fisx; New Jersey
Central, 100 ioss; chicago and Alton. 100 . iei.;
%. preferred. Io2; Morris ana Essex. ss4 aspH;
Hannibal and st'scserh isT ie7N; 90. preferred.
lseH ai25s; colambus Chicago and Indiana Gen.
trai, Sass.
the following were the tds for city eank stocks
to-day;-New iork, Tao; Merchants. iz7; Me-
chances. iss; America its; CITY. 9DoA; Phrnix,
100 rfadcsmea's. $50; fuii0n, 100; Greenwich ios;
Merchants rsehspre. III; leather manufacturers.
10; seventh ward. ne; Commerce. i25,l; Ocean.
100; American Exchange, nav; Bank Of the re
public, 10; Hanover ios; Irving. ITO: Mee'ro-
poran, $50; Msrkei. ii,; Tsssea i66 Shoe and
Leather int.; Corn Exchange, 49, Continental. 100;
commonwealth. INA Importers aud Traders. 1855;
Park, 1885, Central National IA; Foarih National,
l0iis: Ninth National ii2 Tenth National, los;
Oriental. 100; Cold Exchange. isS
The earnings Of the Chicago AMI Northwestern
Railroad Company for the CAST ases u August
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STREET lu]rArill,.
Half.past Five O'Clock r. M.
C0MMERCIAL REPORT.
>~~~~~~~-~~r~o>~~~

WEDNESDAY, July u-6 M.
CoFFEE-The market for Rio was moderately active the
demand being from the trade and prices steady at
yesterdays quotations. The sales $500 bags or Mar
gare Prowic 68 do Bertha, 1858 ex Wauee on
private terms Other kinds qu but steady at former
quotations.
CorTos-Thc market was only moderately active, and
with continued fair offerings, prices remained heavy
The les 1887 bales which $50 export ass
spinning, and 4l0 speculation For future delivery
the to fair extent being follows bales
basis low middng for December at 27c 90 do Decem.
December on private terms We quote
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The following were the prices on the second
call OF the Stock Exchange:-Canton COZ; Cumber.
land s5h bid; Western Union, ss1s q 3ssG; Quick
silver, 159z 10; Mariposa 7as; do. preferred Is
1eK; Pacific Mail. SO q se,4; Boston Water Power,
10; Adams Express. Ss5,; Wes-Fargo Express,
NN 20; American Express 40 a 40ss; United
States Express, os>6; Merchants Union Express,
lok a Is; New York Central, 2loys 2lo1s; Hud-
son River, 1853 1875; Harlem, 1885, do preferred,
1e3 bid; Reading. OK s1A; Michigan Central,
lslx bid; Lake Shore, lo7x q 1o7ss: Illinois Cen.
trail. lao 141; Cleveland and Pittsburg 1907 1o7;
chicago and Northwestern, so7s 90; do preferred,
s7x 9s; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, 75sl
bid; Rock Island, ll7,4; Milwaukee and St. Paul.
e2x a SAX; do. preferred, o07s Ok; Toledo and
wabash, "a; do preferred 81; Fort Wayne. 1884
4 1891; Alton and Terre IIaute. 35< 80; do. pre-.
fsrred. 5sk o 90; Ohio and Mississippi, % a2,S;
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The exports exclusive q speciel rom New YORK
to foreign ports for the week ending Aasuss 10. and
since The commencement OF the year. compare as
follows with those OF 1881 and 1885,
1901 1888. 1882.
For the week.. 1905, "a ss,2o33i2 t2TzIst
Prev. reported. il?55ts ga sao7e.5so ios.soo,s7s
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UKATN.-HeccIpts,
bushels wheat 1855 do 81 2s do The dour
ket was dull and Oc. lower shipping grades of extra
Cafo MIA -four was quiet, but Steady the sales
95Jo DDS Southern hour better demand aud
steady in vaue sales LOCO bbs Rye -four In
demand and prices heavy; saes 300 bbs Corn
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LEGAL NOTICES.


Is The NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF GEORGE
Harris deceazcf iufestate, resident Of this city ana
eons sr.,ss. IN the .e District Judge Of this city
en a 2. Asfa 2. y O'clock at the court for the .dus
ton o. VIC scknowleised cialfnB His Honor ordered
attend. Nv order Of the Court r ~ ~ "
.sisnsdl RAMON T. RODRIGUEZ,
OFFICE OF COLLECTOR or INTERNAL REVENUE
" for the Thrty-second district OF the state of Nav Work
comprising the FIRST Second ana Fourth the city
have ree.!y.s rom he ASSESSOR sc ss Of valuations aud
Of property subject 20 si under the "Act 10
provide Internal svs9ys 70 support zig soyernmeni 70 pay
Interest the public debt and Tor other approved
June co, lr<, and the aendatOy thereto approved
March 3 l July H. 1861 and March 2 1867 that the duties
and therein have becons and payable
and that VIII attend personally by deputy for cocc.
oa OF the sSnf o. Office No az Cedar daily sun
days e1septed fom the 18th Of July until s0t day
August is Inclusive. between tie hoars OF socock y.
and o'clock y. u.
The lists referred comprise specIAi taxes %
business trades and Professions aud Tie taxes carriages
billiard abcs, gold watches. gold ana silver plate tho
year ending Nay and The tsres upon Incomes for the
rear ending December II, 1855
An persons who hall nssec, % the sums Que By hs
hereby speeaed viii become liable e The
Dated NEW YORK. July IS 1851
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CURE CURE IN a HOURS, wIrd OR WITHOUT
" Lac prsae<h ssecs
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funeral, from ll3 Edridge street, on Friday alteI
noon. OF two O'Clock.
PorrKa.-On wednesday. August II, MARY CArH
hRINE PorrEh' youngest daughter OF Thomas an
The funeral win take place this (Tbursday) after
noon, at one O'clock precisely from the residence
RgfSERs.-on Wednesday, August IL. CATHAEryI
MARGAsrrHA, beloved wife OF Reinnardt Reiners
aged 90 years. months aud days.
The friends aud relatives OF the family are rcspcc.
fully invited 10 attend the funeral from her late re
dcnce corner OF Seventeen street and Thlrd avenue
on Saturday afternoon, al one O'Clock.
RrcnAnDs.-on Tuesday, August 10. CEoRol
RICHARDS second son OF David Richards, sculptor
aged years and months.
fully invited attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence. Franklin stree. between Kent and Jaw
streois creenpcnt, L. l., this ThursdayD afternoon
scnsgipTn. Wednesday, August II, Jon,
PETER SCHNEIDER aged 10 years.
The friends and relatives are respectfully invites
10 attend the funeral from his late residence ~
East Eleventh street on Friday afternoon, ct tw,
O'Clock The remains VIII be taken 10 the Lutheran
Cemetery for in'erIsenl =, n -,
$50 NJ and A. NJ. are hereby summoned 70 attend
special communication 10 be held at the lodge rooms
on Friday. Angus, is =, na,,pss, tuslys O'clock 10
brother Refer schneider. sister lodges are invites
TO attend. Nv order Of the W. ~
s,xsoss.--on wednesday. August H. Mss IA
The relatives and friends ere invited to attend tn,
funeral on FRIDAY afternoon, 81 three O'Clock from
the residence OF John Moore eie Lexington avenue
THoxrsoS ON Monday, August p 81 Bethlehem
Pa. ELEANOR widow Of MAYOR Thompson, In sb'
Ths remains VIII be taken 70 the scotch Presby
terrain ohurca. Fourteenth street near sixth avenue
this THURSDAY morning, ~ ~ O'clock, from whenc,
the funeral VIII take place ~ three O'Clock In the
Afternoon OF the same day. Tue friends OF the family
are respectfully requested to attend sAe funeral
without further invitation.
Tirus.-0n Monday. Angus, o. nxsxr n. rrrs.
aged 81 years
members az Icmptar lodge No yss. y. and A. n I,
are respectfully invited 20 attend tas funeral, IRON
MA late residence No. s13 Tenth Ncuuc fnis llhurs
dayl afternoon, 81 one oclocs.
fhc members Of IcmplAr Lodge No. 2oa, y. and A.
NJ are hereby summoned TO meet 81 their rvors.
corner OF Eighteenth street and Eighth avenue THU
dnv. NJ twelve o'clock, 70 par TIE lssf tribute 81
respect 10 our deceased brotasr. Henry ". Titus. ~
order. JAMES Dbkf- n.
Torss.--At his Residence. IN Derbyshirr. i.ngiAnd
on wednesday, August N, rnAScts Toses. IA tns
seth year Of his age formerly &C this city.
Tnurr.--On wednesday. August 4, i1znE SNOW
ptS. wife 0f Charles II. rrofi, aged - years.
Ine Ivaeral ND ,a.e place sAis tIcWslafl after
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Lay Aside Every Weiqht. y

As applied to christians, it means they
should remove all which would obstruct
progress in the christian course. 1t is not
the same thing in all persons. In one it
may be pride; in another vanity; in an
other worldliness; in another violent and
ungovernable temper; in another heavy,
leaden, insensible heart; in another some
improper and unholy attachment. Some
persons would make much more progress
if they would disencumber themselves of
the heavy weight of gold which they are
endeavoring to carry with them. Even a
feather or ring may become such weight
that they will never make much progress
toward the prize.-Barnes.
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Farm, Garden, Kitchen and Shop

RAIN STORM AT THE FARM.
The barn door creaked,
And the old roof leaked,
While all the rats in the stable squeaked;
The thunder roared,
And the rain drops poured,
Till the chickens thought they were overheard
The cows and sheep,
In a frightened heap,
Were hurrying homeward helter-skelter
While the farmers boys.
With dreadful noise,
Were trying to drive them into shelter.
How the ROSTERS crowed,
And the oxen lowed,
As the storm-king over the buildings rode.
To each shrub and flower
Came the cooling shower,
But all the milk in the pans turned sour.
The storm had past,
For the rain at last
Got tired oftumbling down so fast;
And said Farmer Wood,
AS at work he stood,
"This rain'll do US a heap of good"
He cast his eye
To the clearing sky,
And saw a rainbow CLEAN on high;
From the arching blue
OF the sky it grew.
Twas pink and yellow and every hue.
"Look there" he said
To his young son Fred,
"After the storm, see the sunbeam shining;
Remember, through life.
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Gafs6ury, ".

AtSt. Adams Bay last Sunday, five per-
sons were given the right hand of fellow
ship. At st. Adams six others were given
the same, and eight were admitted into
full membership, two by letter and recomo.
mendation, six by expiration of church
probation. The pastor, Rev. w. d. NAL
colin, was assisted in all the exercises by
Rev. w. G. Robinson of Alburgh.
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Earth not the Christians Home


Earth. with all thy grief and SORROW,
And thy changes of tomorrow,
With thy woe and with thy parting.
With thy tears Of anguish starting.
With thy countless heartstrings breaking,
With thy loved and lost, forsaking,
With thy famished millions signing.
With thy scenes of dead and dying.
With thy graveyards without number,
Where the old and youthful slumber;
Earth. o, earth! thus dark and dreary,
Cold and sad. and worn and weary,
Thou art not my home!
Earth, o, earth with all thy slaughter,
And thy streams of blood like water
Ger the fields of battle gushing,
Where the mighty armies rushing
Reckless of all human feeling,
With the war trump loudly pealing,
And the gallant banners flying
Trample on the dead and dying;
Where the foe, the friend. the brother,
Bathed in blood, sleep by each other;
Earth, o. earth thus dark and CORY,
Blood and tears make up the story,
Thou art not my home!
Earth, with all thy scenes of anguish,
Where the poor and starving languish.
To the proud oppressor bending,
And their cries for mercy blending;
Where the slave with bosom swelling
Which despair has made its dwelling,
And the scalding tear-drops falling
Sight to human hearts appalling
Strives, but strives in vain to sever
Fetters that must bind him ever;
Earth, o, earth with each possession
Sold to tyrants and oppression,
Thou art not my home!
Earth, o, earth thy brightest treasures.
Like thy hopes and like thy pleasures,
Wintry winds are daily blighting;
Pain. and woe, and death uniting,
Youth and love and beauty crushing,
And the sweetest voices hushing;
Rich and poor, and old and blooming,
TO one common mission booming:
While the cries OF every nation
Mingle with those of creation;
Earth, o, earth! thus dark and dreary,
Cold and sad. and worn and weary,
Thou art not my home!
Earth, the morn will soon break DER the'
And thy Saviour will restore thee;
Far more bright, and far more blooming,
And more glorious robes assuming,
Than when first DER Eden ringing,
Angel voices were heard singing;
For the King himself descending,
Heaven and earth together blending;
His saints countless number,
Those who live and those who slumber,
Over thee will reign victorious.
Earth, o, earth! thus bright and glorious
Be thou then my homei
-Christian Treasury.
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Axes.

We have few boxes of Hubbard & Blake's
Axes, which are warranted to be good, at what
they cost at the shop. S. Il d.
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Harnesses.

We have six new Harnesses for sale, and any
one wanting new Harness can buy one cheap.
SKINNER & DREW.
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Settle Up.

We are going West the coming Fall and war,
all persons having unsettled accounts with us to
call and settle. s. Il D.
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Extra Bargains.

Don't fail to secure some Of the bargains we
sold. san
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Tea.

We are selling our best Jap Tea at 81 Is per
pound simply because we are going West.
SKINNER & DREW
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A COOLING DRINK.-As nearly every
person is inquiring for some cooling drink
during this hot weather, we give the fol-
lowing recipe for refreshing and invigor-
ating beverage, which has been recommend
ed by an eminent physician. 1t is an eff
fervescing drink, but far better than soda
water, as the effervescence is much more
slow: Two ounces of tartaric acid, two lbs.
OF white sugar. the juice of half lemon,
and three pints OF water. Boil them to-
gether five minutes, and when nearly cold
add the whites OF three eggs, well beaten,
with half cup OF flour, and half an ounce
of wintergreen or other favoring. Bottle
and keep it in cold place. Take two ia
blespoonful of this syrup for a tumbler of
water, and add one-quarter of table.
spoonful of soda, stir it and then drink.
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Grafton voted l8o for the proposition,

Grafton voted lSo for the proposition,
and none against,
FIRR IN GRAProN,-On Thursday aI.
ternoon the house occupied by Freder.
lek Gouth, In South Grafton, accident.
ally took Ere from q defect In the ar.
rRnEement OF the Rrate or chimney.
II was fortunately discovered by his
eistersin'law before It had got much
Roadway, and she very promptly, with
communicable presence OF mind, extln-
guished the flames without creating
any excitement. Very Nttle damage
Brooke.
VIZ continue TO read about "BAbe''
Montgomery In the Washington coun
~ papers. His last exploit was Kidding
q grocery store oi loaIeEs and proprIe-
tors, by "sloshin" round with q revol.
yer. It 10 pity, that "BAben is not
better taken care off, RelLSbTrg Herald.
TnRRB appears to DO a line OF com.
municStion between Wellsburg and
Lagrange for the procurement and
transportation Of the meanest and nols.
iest Kind Of whisky, that should be
broken up, ltlG 10 possible 10 do IL. We
have mean enough whisky on this side
and good deal more Of Il than ID
healthy, but the kind that Is brought
from 'over the rlver,' will make q man
fight his grandmother. This over the
river trade ought 10 be stopped, and the
authorities OF Jefferson county will be
doing q good thing by giving Il thell
attention,-HerdLd,