davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-01-08
Ths EsEuuhcs c1ufEz&Fs
MILWAUKEE.

s:rc;.1 uca7.tca to 1tc Csieuzo Tr.b7nc.
Ss an, ,es sets pse,
w; + !: T :; Ss ! ;::;s
S.Ty % n; ..iit1: ani,oa. Sf.t ssst: !sssi,sx
ts$ns Eli. bu Il t1tsc M fo; s:ots sors @
ttrEs III xI ,s'ts II + q E ST. II
e$snssr: ,. - ''1''', ,. -.
~ ;:' III: Ks: Isl
,ntrx'r1;~s &Si'.ls aor5; 5000 hn wheat: tooe
s's ~ hoy: ss1n '' 'a ',s: s 0a barley
hf'' "Ha .o's' 'ofk;S ;Srw youk.
,ss Sfs ySst I'd Al u ri Il
nins urisu, c1o. vi iii "le' Is sslleiA:
~ :, I r.: .tt;t s IT,: .ca
T. ;i:S g =;
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.a'r. n n r. II" IT, r. s y !, Sos ns Sui
1:sY .!ar 4 Il m1, An;
+ rs r. stsp!s: y r.: Z ' '.:a
.rr."E ia!ss31sI 2, "h,t" r..nflta..; 1. ls,n Snrti
:sa - = "sf';; 's;1 's r.
s.1 sl. II ssH an,' srfa ~ 5 rn ~ staa s,n, r. r. e!
tnrs ;I u4l l nj Y;,nsfl tU III m nj xrd Wrsi
tiuli oi hrnvy lnirs Of 3tc til NJ ;3kc fur WusteIa
dix rkiEa- IL! IL Hcs "u!si. co1t.c, uuct Hux.r,
0uit A.,ss uf lK l!s cuba Vt ilir MHj.+sss duIi
rIntnl elt xdor. N" ''''5
FL 1uotK, ~ uu,et 4, lsAc ~, crude EMO for r..
hre,l tnnit,i. -
GEna l.luya-t. * flrner with f,r Aeu,ani sates
ri ~ hi. II, Nv i.A2* s. fr lr.s fHItisN 10
tur old do; 3SLnf2l III iur rr meI tnoiA1tdo for
H:S. nri sirnir nal m"re arti1s, .srs u is if.
IT " ND fa it,r nrw rIatn tIr4.t sItrtsWn fr
nrs rtffa tnrss There's hnef rfe ads sa1. II If} t..
al t7;Nliai 70 NJ trin,o mr flV,13.,al
iH Ri. a.. s;N pt.a,..a Tut ,ns 1t. nst,vs;
.nirs I'm nkus Il taAi3kn t,r .hnm1irra iLe
Wr r.1r h.ms ittc..rI fnss Gm,rl am,i htsrf nj ID
ssnkr IN Wrstrrr i1tatjr Iur r1,r Nfi.te Trn,
sn.i Iulni ssfrs III ln,sss tts1,hFf;sn cuI On mi.
SAin }rr ms btt ktte trh rut n. tc IN bo1ca
ktnrur aslr" 1t iax&E<r 10 hos - si.nft rthe.l ~
lsr, %ni ~ f,ntrs t~'tihr 1t ih. Lard ntmrr ani
aify Arlss! salrt n1u 4ra II s swami w
eHT rr h".tte trnte'sI sss3 ~ ~ ,tran,. ae.lcts
s1raAy y l+ tlk f't t,hin A:hr fse bt4ln tasrsa
Fkalupta 10 Liz tkkr,oL-Mnfa .rltYr and n.tirr
rnfaEtns nts t'H touu M hnst st c'tn Vt q rat
M *ha - |tt s!nsn' am ~" "f's "aaF ~ u teF
n.x.,,x..-r,,, Lafsa; ,,.,x, ,,u ,....
e sasF. snn 'ia!! ~! he.xT tsr q! "tes' k.als;
,r,r "ats snu s Y ~ .mH naj "srns'
y! aal aLa htssy y y: ~ Mes'rfn. hAit iali
ns:,y Il ts'e u new ."a s''t's'.ss ta' Old
I6Inh a.
, 1869-01-08
Cqnnden1lal to Ladies',

u G. II. GAY, formerly Of New York, hSs hsd
twcutJ ycar pt1tence u PTsctca1 midwifery. and
attends 10 Fcn,nle Complaints c1e!uAivey. Dist4&es
OF the pelvic sccrA Weakness Of the GuIlAl organs
md ali obst1ncsot. 70 natural excavations nuccc2a.
fully removed. Keftf Is assured tn The most aux.
ious ln ob+uLate cases. E1thout prostAtlon. La1les
re9u!rtne The adytee q phssc aa xil ani Or Oar
lection Incident 70 pEouiscuous practice.
D.. Gays Periodic Mixture ls sure ana safe retne
Dr. fnr n ar1ted and tlnglr ladies.
utnc:, ~ soHth sk..t, lup staEs), Chicago. Cor
fek1,ondetcc eclicttQ,f -. --v& ~
, 1869-01-08
To Dyspeptic Sufferers.

cEeeE the general head Of Dyspepsia NAY bs cassed
nll tue saEetss Of ndlgeson 1ta y nptatns arc "a
various, And dlter 10 much In different indiridul u.s.
tfat 1t Is almost impossible classify theu Il Eaet
some Of them are utterly &atcscF1bable. It mar be
s.iey assered, how that half Of the diseases OF
mankind spring fro tsordered state Of the stor3-
hch' and that the other half whatever their origin,
react upon that sensitive and important orFxu
Anou. the ertltnar{ Indications Of
, 1869-01-08

NV rsrs g sS S'hs, ,a'tYs gust @ @sa1y
snrrr rt,rFtuI tn t'nanctal circles. There l. m
"' s
old siatc sItten. Ihe t9innon"eR eRith anu Con.
tln-nxl are mentioned ~ haylag taken tha 1niItsl
scrip t,y,acna of I, per cent i, talked Of on the
S.fy si:;;ss h
1 .sresi wes,sru: 4 Il s,so announced init tasy
sySa S.H tH.a ~ fss s,K III iai.sf
rand iss tiu0too Of nrtt tkar+ bonns Aturns
s1t so neF '!s
,e tmnds III hah c,In" h.ys n::n 9. *!uE hcsyl
III thu rnEitnl ttacK.
hle.llpE quie. 81 sHaAAl09k.
To- s's'"s .s.ivs N. higher nr.
{a,s y s sSsa s III. s;,1s5 r.
aitles, " ..,ts, @ n IT, u'4rkri c"ssd afn '"'
sS sgs": T. i, ,,i!s ,i GSSf"s:, ys"s: '
t"n c:"ie: o ! sss Gs"SsH: Gs"psn, q
tatuIlr. sn'i l',ul .1aua:
;'f;'i; Nj 81: y:s'.: ys:;:s: u s;'x'. -
Ss* T.. T .;"1.:s n" a. .sss ss L''e0 o''''
md .!,'s '"ss mi l'!it.'a,r!4 % ss.s t.r!S4S !.
f. ~ H. :'t ':;.;s I'm
q r,,'''%, "a ,,.,, "n' ~" fs''m: .sa rt:'e' ":I
las, IN tti" srtEpnn thr rr4skpt. ttlyu a. nhn
iium .raG n!m l,*rf. ~., a,t"ns ana stti,r. aii
n,!isr. aud lnd Will 1"ltr, ~ u !hr .tAl"ss lnlui
t.nl!, ntm q, q" s.rr,tstl3a II - r.s ea.s .sa!
and ii. r.,I rfn AritYn ~aa r4rlnn Mal. nni-r
tt% ns"!l'sl' 4 y" nay.r., n n:rx f,s!.isnA. i!
ln raHtrni "rn nlnul n t.kr W m sqnsl atnaHnl
t! the hJEds ~ IN alusu ln i77a: such xaslnn |,
c,,tnrahy IN hi. city. IAr latcit quotations ars
, 1869-01-08
Dr, WhttguOF0,

fs3 and rs Eouth tlAsk.tt, Chicago, Ill. deroes his
entire time tL attention 10 the treatment of "arfnl
ua1 WenkhrA*" ur "Srfyuna frhlIlty." Ihr UnctH4 .
anccees ID al rs.vhtc lsrsAes |. truly vJlerfat
huadtrdA can attest ~ho hass hrtn relieved tr hin
t!Al seGI tMo ! rcht sts:p% FIR "E1p osttion.' All
cures frecisd or no lee required.
, 1869-01-08
#fnitaI Uar1H,


Conndenull rhJ.1e1an, for thirteen yessa Of James
Lock Hospital, New ORLEANS, and for tho last eishk
yeass sf Chicago, aud known throughout tho North
and South for tbs succeaefa treatment Of sxPRnra.
In Ill in Stages, sPxKAAInRxa0A ttnTnlnntasJ sem.
ina! enls:ious} and Ill diseases Of private char
aeter. diseases peculiar to feus1es. de-. which he
cures without the Of r1ercusy or aar poisonous
drug. ONCE and Far!ors, q aad 20 Randolph Es cor
nes Of Dearborn. ~ staifa. Cootultaton1 tfee aEd
suictly CONFIDENTIAL 0flca hou7s, "a. u, 10 Sp. N.
P. o. Drawer ssGs, Chicago, H.
JUST IsBuKD.
tfeatse on uSFxEH1foHAHHA. SrFHHIs. md 9th,
diseases Of bis specially. sent to any sddr.z nj
ten cents, i sealed envelope.
, 1869-01-08

noyt fot r. M.tTs. . ssnt. rsa.. 'li: ss,,.'n
And frkb'r In alf Gs.a&-A1p, Nand IT. =. F'f Tittn
III H. iuAtr,rn pvr.nrs Ain, kFitViSk TftLs--.'@
rrr NJ sirs!1qs VI se'tahasp .slin ), ins. tnctoss
, 1869-01-08
Now ElrE t3fshussutr1, 1sFnv vlAton euu
BFGrss5 MaFktt.

ft~ts' lhspAtch " Tho Chicago Ts!huaa.
kxw iaAx. JAn. 7.
HhkAnaIEFka.
Finur ~ks.' trn an Iat eatsa Ata1r ~! Export VI
&fitn Ia, ls n!hrr ~isr dnit. Whras finn,l shlp
ntsA. Lit !nt tuna Il receipts nj iln W1.tnrn Har
lou auuur holh huyrts M. suurs t. tiat snsy eau.
lot Aalt ftx1ty Influence lta market. Gosn sud cali
too unaetIlut u 4uoLe.
rR0FthlbSa. -....
Pork closed buoy aht al ~ 81 spot and fliture
delivery. tMrd closed tuli prime stearinc. lstb
met aud future delivery. Aacon doang better Cum
GtE!aIl, IL .si4Ac.
GROCERIES. .-........... ...
Cotirc-Ei0 again live III ljhefl;kc In coi1. 6u.
gar fTtn fir 10 toed grocery ll5+L:i2l.c: refined
dttnrr last StUuau md rFHslca, f3k t1shc.
WAtakey nrmer at Il 10 from wharf.
, 1869-01-08
1hz Lfve Stock Market

NEW f0Ek.
Special Despsteh to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW ToH6, jan !.
sEetp-Recctpts, 210o nrmes At 5Ates4c.
s~lnc-Kecclpte, ~ !: fu fair demand at l0X@llc.
CINCINNATI.
CNcIyAT1, Nov. i.-Aogs hEtner and higher; Hye,
$l-0a dscssd. *s:0 for c1tr. large; ss1cs Q! aoo
averaging ~ 10 $50 nt net At tl1b lecs.pta ,90.
st, LOEIH.
ST. LoEls, Jan. 1.-uoks stt With few sales. Prices
range at 9ACt1!tc,
Cattle Unchanged.
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pescr,hes di..sss pIthnut any Information nom tht
use Of s9ynry. :hut *synF yohl health a! to Itoa
xrpnt trtntlntft Hls 1..llrs ptsvcnt!se =
sulfs.'op e, Sen! 1ouf Ssept ttaHps tax nj
, 1869-01-08
CHICAGO DAlLT MARKRT.

sukEl-IEe FnrpfJ WAs light and stuf1 Of the dc.
nant. lich waa t4ir on local aeraGn,. aid prices
wtrc s:En!E =; .Hs*o rF fair 10 cholfe quaiura.
ComMon 70 nes!um grades sold 1T s.. .m1S.tC.
, 1869-01-08
DYSPEPSIA

Are fatuleuce b1oated and tcl1 feeling shout the
stomach and abdomen Immediately af,er eatlAs. =
gna~tnE sensation. or 4 senxe Of houoxnsAs At the
pit Of ths stomach between mea!s, heavy, da feei
Ing In the head; feeble nnsteadE aVpetise occa-
siona1 nAusea. Eesttessness during the night. and
weary unsefreshtd feeling rising In the morning.
ratplt2tion Of tie heart, depression OF mind soma-
confusion Of Il ought stnnach With raising OF
hood, and choking sensslon In the throat d11nneea
ot the rye: pain in the diaphragm, fceblencss and
alhinelnatioa for cxEttion, and sometimes emsclA-
tton and corpselfke pa1ior. Thc.c fnv OF tha
dt Get signs Of Dyspepsia. hat It Is generally
p1lcatcd with specific affections or the howe1s the
liver and the ntrvee, It's victims have mxuy add1-
tonAl torments which Technically attributed to
othcr causcs.
1he best advice that can be given to aoy one *ho
has the sIilhrst rredspositlon to Dysreprls Is to
fott1fy ha OK her digestive organs bJ the ds1 use Of
, 1869-01-08

D0RTABLE STEAM ENGINES.
II combining the maximum Of efficiency. durab
md econoray 9ita The minimum Of xstsot a1a ps1sS
TbeT are widely and saroraHty Ea0Eu mora fnan 6Cc
being il ute Ali warranted sat!stacte7. Or 70 eal:
Descriptive clrtu.aEs stct on apple itt1n- Auafeaa
J.C. HUApLE1 d CO.,
ixNffnfH Mana.
, 1869-01-08

III kTh IN south t:tae*,at t'iitsxn, rnYrs Tor 10
chsffa, tks WORT rasva ut n1.ninat Ma. ~
naH lnct.sl. tl"la Eta'laats q Us Nt'ts,.st3 n
ti.u eItf fF III ts.,nra nd +Hrua1 hsesata q b3b
suaes, Eot'1 atalHp E,f 'tnanrY ut hsF*dHs aud fcx
uni l,t4r',stA tunhutAEnnt !fnd Ant raahd un.tAt.
, 1869-01-08

TnrEssnAT EVENING. .1An.7.
The following tables Shot the daily rccelpts AMI
sllp.ccnts Of Live stock during the n to TIL,
evening. II. reported bJ the Secretary OF the Un!un
, 1869-01-08

ryou are victim to any functional arrangement
efshe stomach liver. ktincya intesttnes, do NIL
Falnly seek AID Of dFuzxsta md dpctura hut
great household rCmrly -M15HLEI'5 HERB vi
, 1869-01-08

6lU With H1y Patent .SrepcA 1ao1s. | prepay Sam
pses tfee. Beware Of iEts!n5eEs. Ny citcalsss vii
exrlsin- Address 4. J.FUILaA. Springfield, Var
, 1869-01-08
HO8TETTER'6
STOMACH BITTERS.

Ta belief IL grounded on twrtye ytAfss experience
Of tl1s etraty ofthr preparation. The INIT Instance
u IT. fsltare 10 give frrfs yet nhchfoncled II ID
eTcf had tsitrd thu snfup,tnnus correspondence ID.
hresac 10 the roprctots from al psfl. of thu Unlse
stA|H and euuth AmstcA, would at lssat include
orr Fttrr efrr"sslnx daAssliafAtuoa uut nu. thsfe
Il rot oEe. tbs testimony. sxteudnf errr = peria.t
Ut t r. sh.h !nssn years. t. nil Ut tbs sans sp.
proving tCnpr. tsftaiuIY Ihis Ia aaarien! wsff4ns
tf Gaining ttaat The t]ittsrf are specific faf
, 1869-01-08

TnuRsnAr kYzAIhu. Jar. I.
'hr fnll;'w:ng a'lra eht'w the receipts nntl
.btpmenss Ct lrudulc duftcx tho pa4t ven four
tI'.tt*;
, 1869-01-08

For1.-"SrndAJ8 excepted; t8AstroAys excepted |:
t~very dtri sNon5sy: c1cepts1 11a2turdAIa sud 8up
QhIkExoeptea
, 1869-01-08
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BlTTERS.

Good MoEoncahela Spirit Is doubtless the .n1tdcst
ana most lnnccuous Of al the varieties Of LIQUOR bot
It onlg hccosrts heaitnfuf uetc.no when tmpru6-
pa'ed 1tn The vegetable elements employed In thu
p1cpi1a alton Of the Hiiiefs.
, 1869-01-08

CHICAGO, 2LT0N n ~. LOUIS.
Evnrrs@ N l,.......... 1905 a. m. fS.aO .. M
Statt Express. .s10:s0 p. N. t6e5o i. n.
Joliet 5 Bloomington Ac-
Except Sundays.
sSsturdays excepted.
, 1869-01-08

tks4A Ffe1EaE's
Epetlal Despatch o tho Chicago Ts!hune
NEW ioEk. Jan. :.
Freghts-To Liverpool q, ,tN0 bu wheat nj 7@sd By
tail Au1 steam also fouf and corn to B1Itsh ports
at yArlous rates.
, 1869-01-08

tiHEASE-aaIes Ut 50 tres yellow Ut l34c.
HAY he MIrkEt Wns nEain reported dull, and
tue frelnI developed ~ oac of ~sakiesa riices,
h.,scvc1. srr without Qnotablo ehsn1e. ranging a.
tolfuWs: Timothy rcffef and beaicr rr as~d, {S "a
le Timothy. 'oofc pressed. ~ ;sttal! 80; F:atse,
roller and y ateE ~ ni? o. Fsalt!c, looso
1l61 IsAn: lrairle loose on wagon. to. 90 Al50e.
ulpE5-kcceiyed, ISL ,n9i rs: ahipptsi lasll7 Is.
md prices had rather d downwash look. Iaesupply
WAS crate, but 10 t1ccss OF the demand and saTe
sioa to eoncens q little from the quoted prices.
sh!ppefs were the principal OPERATORS loca! tanners
our list as fo!sws: trren putchcrx', 9sskc; Green
a!eo K suleG GteeS c 9tSsn t;tsa GIeet 1T sa5ssa
ply Fiat. 2.a@3c; nry salted, t.immcd, rs .ac
Damaged. ,wo-lhisds p1tce Branded Hides, Ii per
cent OF.
1R,'N AND sTEEL-The general fcatprcs Of the
arEct Iron and Steel rem ain about the sau. ~
We hare previously noted. TIE demand from al
quarters consuu r fair. and prices, as general
, 1869-01-08
lt1tal. INN ..... ll,t07 9,tkl ,H:h1
xNTKHKtl AND EL14nEn,
No Of

OCEAN MAS1NE Lassxs IN 1S6S.-Tne following
capttulntlon thowa tho Lumber Q! vessels ioet
dnr,rG each month Of 1858 1n1 their est.m1ted
vA1na.
, 1869-01-08
Hostetter's Bitters.

The dIlcase proceeds from Iast OF rtgor In the s.o
ach, and this sitst!xlng preparation will toue ant
rcnovsto thst organ. II the Kssttfc apparatus Is In
good working orIer. sud can prrfrt33 dissolve and
thoroughly inlis se tho food suoutted " opera.
lion. tbCru \ I'll be
, 1869-01-08

TN 1K 70 nj 1MFFHVt~I N HlHMI, rFlrtu wrf6 4 afaf
saved WrGuutr
A ~ A,ar rns.A.n........,....... 3S7HasR.x
ny. tn"rh. ..,...............,........ l.EtA1a
ThlCkncsF-fNs sEiuxica ~ bu Ia Inches lu lhlck.
nlA4.
lrnGth-fixtrCn tnrhra
tAti,i- fe eiIif ihrileA.
Ml:TAisA<t, 1fNNE,la' trtuk-Aa has III c,,
the ~. i.t thr rn'l nrch o. IN si.ls there ~
s1rwt !" III A1'ra were noullusliy un,h.ugrI. Wu
quote M tul.ont.
, 1869-01-08
F" Comnlissary Department"

pont let the rncMy nhisin posar*'tnof!t. Itt taa,or
II prevent dI4rnsc sro sftnE Into An orx,n than u
cxr~ Aftcs II btcfmra rhtnnls fixture. Cunatdrr
tfe nrst ination OF untAsinras IN lfe asnn,nch -
.1sn lh.t ynp~ps ttrpssnR TO attack, ana b.tne
II ut oEcr win thIs great Fepeilhnt,
Hut II fa TOO iat0 10 rrnsFnt. rrrntbsr that It II
n"s Luz, tsr Il. cure. II behaved thas thefh u
raar IF rhf1nfr lndixrsiDoh ran wtthsssbI the
re,nrtita HiafslIuu Uf
, 1869-01-08

4ullt luu1... 81 II Te1ru TfIutr... n & At
Wells kx ...... IN. IN In, nfI ,,,.,, IL 81
Ani. E1. ~ q tu.. W1Haal....>. it,. tl4
AthnH FI....s 4sAa lax Ito, Il u -,
u. +. Ex...... Is q st. rAQr....,.,. cikyA 719S
A. U. IL II kt l$} 1t. Paul rf 10 Il 91s
QuieEAtytt.... 1Ae = Fl. Wayne. .ll.kst1tsS
EAnion.... .aA % G Ohio & ktist... K3%1x ,AH
". L. Tti..... 3JaGs s3E 81. Observation-Disclosures
I'ac!rc Mail. ....1NfGsl2li; n. ~. .,,, Ska 9lH
ifatt1Drih Er1e 16!{x III Cc1l,,..,. ,l&;Halt3
MaIlp0sa =. a,a -. Fttl4hn.gh,,,,, 81 a n9L
DO. pGI..... l944 COX ros DO. ..,,,,,,,lel xsE!0l
n i. E.....-. .t5taA,aftsk Rock Inland -.nsXAi19
EEtr..........". E9xx N Northwesttln. ..s9x1 SIX
Erie MD. g. q 81 no. rtI.. IS a s5a
Aute0n..- .l3l al3lH Z. Ct. E..... q a ....
IGr1rr. .fat C.125 Lake ShoFc,... % q -,
Heading ....... 9ifata 1IN
Mining Starts iull.
copper stocks at Boston:
Ca1n:4 80 11ec1a a..........,,...1Q
Eopter Ea1ls......... t5H Quincy.
FrapkIin....... .......A |
tiola Exchange Bank c1eArAuce9. $lt.614,nDQ,
Receipts at the Sub TIE sSury, 1a3,st3; pA7ueptS
fHg11iSt. balance. Isl. e.S49, ~
, 1869-01-08
NO DYSPEPSIA.

II II rannns do thts. It requires reinforcement, and
the bett Il! nit rrlu!ofce axsnts shonlt hc forth with
re*nr1rl to- fhr atum~ch Il The eosnn1ssa-y OF Tho
*ystrn surrllrs tn" elements lfu tlc wtota
lDdr. In II IA prepared tho uiatefa Of blood. nu.cle.
t1nc nl hbFc and II It fails II pur*cy thA. matrr,st
III sufficient Qu anltY. An cf proprF kIui tho xhols
budy .uetr and With II tbs ,nnut4l E4cultes Thssu-
fore, rsulect lin
, 1869-01-08
Indigestion In all its Vari6lIes.
Lsalea IN tsI1rsla hea,th VII and
Hostcttol'a Stomach Bittors

*ondsFtnsy atsptaa to Tho Eeliefof the tl1e0u44 10
~htfh thry Arr s4hJpetAa. Tia psspaEaluo, In cases
Of thfs kind. has = double dpwshl!"a, II not on1Y
epnols the locaI Irregularities which occaa1on shu
distress. hnt aetpk simuianeouaty upon the wEsoie
ntFyons syaen' checks the tendency 10 hYttssia and
desrondeHey which sl17osl Aixzys accompanies 6ueh
disturbances. Lad!es who Are shout to become
mothers Will cnd II
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-04-22

The New York Sun gives the following
account of recent occurrence OF very al
fecting character, which took place on an
English steamer:
a little ragged boy, aged nine years, was
discovered on the fourth day of the outward
voyage from Liverpool to New York, and
carried before the first mate, whose duty IL
was to deal with such cases. When ques-
toned as to the object OF his being slowed
away. and who brought him on board, the
boy, who had a beautiful, sunny face, and
eyes that looked like the very mirrors Of
TRUTH replied that his stepfather did 1T, be-
cause he could not afford TO keep MN, nor
to pay his passage out to Halifax, where he
had an aunt who was we'll off, and to whose
house he was going. The mate did not be-
lieve the story, in spite of the winning lace
and truthful accents of the boy. lie had
seen too much of stoW-aways to be easily
deceived by them, he said; and 1t was his
firm conviction that the boy had been
brought on board and provided with food
by the sailors. The little fellow was very
roughly handled in consequence. Day by
dav he was questioned and re-questioned,
but always with the same result. He did
not know sailor on board, and his father
alone had secreted him and given him the
food which he ate.
At last the mate, wearied by the boys per-
sistence in the same story, and perhaps a
little anxious to inculpate the sailors, seized
him one day by the collar and draggin g
MIN 10 Tic lOIt- bOIu LILl lh1S hHlCSS hC NOIl-
fessed the truth in ten minutes from that
time he would hang him on the yard arm.-
He then made him sit down under 1t on the
deck. All around him were the passengers
and sailors of the midday watch, and in
front of him stood the memorable mate, with
his chronometer in his hand, and the other
officers of the ship by his side. 1t was the
finest sight, said our informant, that we ever
beheld, to see the pale, proud, sorrOwful face
of that noble boy-his head erect, his beau
tiful ewes bright through the tears that had
fled the mate told him he had but two min
utes to live, and advised him to speak the
truth and save his life; but he replied, with
the utmost simplicity and sincerity, by ask
ing the mate if he might pray.
The mate said nothing, but nodded his
head, and turned as pale as 4 ghost, and
shook with trembling like a reed with the
wind. And there, all eyes turned on him,
this brave and noble fellow, this poor waif
whom society owned not, and whose own
stepfather could not care for him-there he
knelt with claspe1 hands and eyes appraised
to heaven, while he repeated audibly the
Lords Prayer, and prayed the dear Lord
Jesus to take him to heaven.
Our informant adds that there then occur
red a scene as of PentecOst. Sobs broke
from strong, hard hearts, as the mate sprang
forward to the boy and clasped him to his
bosom, and kissed him and blessed him, and
told him how sincerely he now believed his
story. and how glad he was that he had been
brave enough TO face death and be willing
to sacrifice his life for the truth of his own
word
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-04-22
S,0erDho.phate of Lime.

! Anarticle of this description was first re-
commended ia 1871, by Baron Lie6ig, ana
has ever since been considered, in England
asa manure of established and unmlstaka-
! HE value. 1t was principally owing TO the
| extensive cultivation of turnlps ana othef
| bulbs in England, and TO the truly llracu-
! Ious effect OF the superphosphate of lime on
! this kind of crops. that this manure so soon
! won the favor of the English farmers, who
| are now quite familiar with the chemical
| character and mode of action on different
4 crops. In our country the cultiYat10oIn. Vi
/ dubious plants is very limited, such striking
/ evidence could not therefore De observed,
and a general Introduction OF lhls IerlliiZer
/ is vet TO be looked for.
/ SnnerphospfIate of Lime is chemical
/ com nouud entirely different from the char
| octrT of the raw materials which are used in
its preparation. 1t possesses virtues specl-
! allv its own not borrowed from other natu-
! raj products nor imitable by them, and Is
| hence destined to form an indispensable as
| sistant in modern culture.
ITS principal feature is, that it contains BIZ
phosphate OF lime, combination of phos-
phoric acid and lime, which is unlike that
contained in bones, guano or material phos-
phorites, easily soluble in water, and there
fore ready for assimilation by the plants
whenever il is needed as nutriment: Anotn-
err. and also very important constituent, Is
the hydrated sulphate OF lime. ms SUP
utauce is simultaneously formed with the
binbospbate of lime in the manufacture of
the snperphosphate, and has, on account of
its peculiar mechanical texture, in a much
higher degree than the common plaster of
paris the power to attract and retain the
ammonia of the atmosphere, and thus to
contribute materially to a luXuriant growth
of the clover.
The manufacture of the superphosphate
of lime simply consists in an addition OF
sulphurie acid to phosphate of lime, and is
profitable to the manufacturer only in so far
as he can dispose of an increased quantity of
sulnhuric acid of his own make. Being able
to furnish sulphuric at much less than the
market price, the manufacturer can also fur
nish the superphosphate at much lower
figure than it would cost the farmer if he
chose to make it himself; fact which is
simpIy proven by the high valuation at
which chemists arrive in calculating the
money value of this article This is in
striking contrast with the result of a valua-
ton of other artificial fertilizers, as it is
customary with their manufacturers TO take
a profit on the retail price of the different
materials they use, and besides an extra
profit for preparing" mixing" or ma
nipulatng" the same.
No additions of Peruvian guano should
be made to a ''superphosphate," but leave
is as concentrated as possible, as the farmer
himself should regulate his applications of
Peruvian guano according to the nature of
his soil, and to the particular crop which he
intends to raise.
When this is comprehended rational ag-
riculture will have been commenced.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-04-22
Vho socie1x OF Women.

One of the great benefits a young
man may derive from woman's society
is that he is bound to be respectful to
them. The habit is of great good to
your moral man, depend upon it. Our
education makes of us the most emil
nently selfish men in the world. We
fight for ourselves we push for orr
selves we cut the best slices ont of the
Joint at club dinners for ourselves: we
yawn for ourselves, and light cur
pipes, and say we won't 60 out; we
prefer ourselves and our ease and the
greatest good that comes to a man
from woman's society Is that he has to
think of somebody besides himself
somebody to WHOM he is bound to be
constantly attentive and respectful.
Certainly don't want my dear Bob to
associate with those Of the other sex
whom he doesn't and can't respect;
that is worse than billiards worse
than tavern brandy and water worse
than smoking selfshness at home. But
| VOW | would rather see you turning
over the leaves of Miss Fiddlcombe's
music book all night than at billiards,
or smoking, or brandy and water, or
all three.-Thackeray.