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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-07-23

PUT TIE r AsCAL OUT.-While the con-
gregation were collected at church, on GER
tain occasion, an old, dark, hard-hearted
skin and bone individual was vending his
way up the isle, and took his seat near the
pulpit. The officiating minister was one of
that class who detested written sermons, and
as for prayers he thought they ought to be
natural outporings of the heart. After sing
ing was concluded, they were, as usual, call
ed to prayer The genius We have introduce
ed did not kneel, but leaned his head devo-
tionally upon his pew. The minister begun
by saying:
Father of all, in every age, by saint and
"Popel" said low but clear voice near
old hard-features.
The minister, after casting an indignant
look in the direction of the voice, cautinued:
"Whosa throne sitteth ON the adamantine
hills of Paradise"
"Milton~ again interrupted the voice.
The ministers lips quivered for moment,
but recovering himself he continued:
1--WE thank Thee, most gracious Father,
that we are permitted once more to assemble
in Thy name, while others, equally mertori-
ous but less favored have been carried be-
yond that bourne from which no traveller re,
turns
"Shakespeare| again interrupted the
voice.
This was too much. "Put that impudent
rascal out" shouted the minister.
"Original!" calculated the voice, in the
same calm but provoking manner
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plate with vegetable called onion, which
will give delicious Aavah to my dinnah.
'Yis sah.
While the refined exquisite was giving his
order, a Jolly Western drover had listened
with open mouth and protruding eyes; When
the dimnuitive creature paused, he brought
his fist down upon the table with a force that
made every dish bounce, and then thundered
out:
Here you gaul darned ace of spades'
'Yis, sah.'
Bring me a laundering big plate OF
skunk's gizzardsr
Sah.'
'And you, old ink pot, tuck horse blank
ct under my chin, and rub me down with
bricb-bat, while | feed
The poor dandy showed pair of straight
coat tails, instanter, and the whole table
Joined in tremendous roar.
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for BUSINESS MEN.

When business man reaches the point where he
thinks that he canuot spare any time to examine sour
ces of financial and commercial information, he may
safely conclude that his business is not well managed
When u business man finds himself in financial
situation so embarrassing that he cannot afford to pos
sess every publication that would throw more light up
pm his business transactions he should not delay
hour but arrange at once with an auctoneer to close
ovt his stock to the highest bidder.
The above Maxims taken from the columns of the
NEW YORK MERCANTILE JOURNAL which Is the best as
well as OF the largest mercantile newspapers pub
lshed in the United States Its market reviews and
carefully revised list Of jobberi prices, embracing al
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with its udicous editorials. fill than thirtyiye
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DrOVers VS. FOps.

Dinner was spread in the cabin of the
"New World, and a splendid company was
assembled about the table. Among the pas
sengers thus prepared for gastronomic duty
was qLlittle creature Of the genus fop, decked
daintily as an early butterfly, with kids of
irreproachable whiteness, miraculous" neck
tie, and spider-like quizzing glass on his nose.
The delicate animal turned his head affected
ly aside, with
'Waitahp
'Sahp
'Bwing me pwopellah Of a female woos-
tah.
'Yis, sah.'
And. waitah, tell the steward TO wub my
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Eacetiae.

How to stick to your oath-swear by gum-
What is the most enlightened nation? IL
Elimination.
A sweet sight-A pair of lovers chewing
tatfy in theatre.
Disgusting meanness-Tan dogs hide
with his own bark.
How does horse regard a man? As the
source of all his whoas.
Stockings are now darned by machinery,
and they are darned nice.
What is husbands promise about giving
up to bacco apt to end in? In smoke.
What did a blind wood-sawyer take to re-
store his sight? He took his horse and saw.
Why should a woOd-cutter never be
hungry? because he can always have a chop
by axng.
Can civil engineer inform us how it is
that the mouths of rivers are larger than
their heads?
A late tourist in the Nile district states
that he saw not only the traces of the croco-
die on the river banks, but also the prints
of whales.
We have heard of an individual who buys
one or two shares of stock in every railroad
and bank, so that he may go to all the annu-
al elections and eat all the annual dinners.
~ correspondent suggests that the inebri-
ated person who proposed to escort his girl
to see "Crossington Washing the Delaware, ~
should do so on 'Birthington's Washday,"
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From the milwaukee Free Democrat
Cure for Cancer.

Our attention has lately been called to g
cure for cancer, which is of so much impor-
tance that we wish to make it known as wide
ly as possible. Some eight months ago, Mr.
II. B. Mason-who keeps music store on
Wisconsin street, and is brother OF the we'll
known Lowell Mason-ascertained that he
had a cancer on the side of his face the size
of pea. 1t was cut out by DR.. Wocott,
and the wound partially healed. Subsequen-
tly it grew again, and while he was in GIN
cinnatti on business it attained the size oil
hickory-nut. lie has remained there since
Christmas under treatment, and has com
back perfectly cured. The process is this:
A piece of sticking plaster was put over
the cancer, with circular piece cut out OF
the center little larger than the cancer, and
a small circular rim of healthy skin next to
it was exposed. Then plaster made OF
chloride of znc blood-root and wheat Hour
was spread on piece of muslin of the size of
this circular opening, and applied to the can
Ger for tWenty-four hours. On removing 1T
the capcer will be found to be burnt INTO,
and appear of the color and hardness OF an
old shoe sole, and the circular rim outside OF
it will appear white and parboiled, as IL
scalded by hot steam. The wound is now
dressed, and the outside rim soon suppurates
and the cancer comes out hard lump, and
the place heals up.
The plaster kills the cancer SO that 1T
sloughs out like dead flesh, and never grows
again. This remedy was discovered by DIR.
Fell of London, and has been used by him for
six or eight years, with unfailing success,
and not a case has been known of the reap
pearance of the cancer where this remedy
has been applied. 1t has the sanction of the
most eminent physicians and surgeons of
London, but has not been used in
this country until recently, and many. of
the faculty, with their proverbial opposition
to innovations, look upon it with distrust.
We saw Mr. Mason at church yesterday, and
have since conversed with him, and took par
ticular notice of the clcratized wound, and
can only say that if the cure is permanent.
| and, from the evidence of six or eight years
experience in other cases, we have no doubs
| it is the remedy ought to be universally
known. We have referred to this case be-
cause Mr. Mason is well known, both here
and in the East. The experiment excited
much interest in CINCINNATI, and we call the
attention of the faculty in this State to the
remedy. lit is what is claimed for it, this
terrible disease will be shorn Of most of its
terrors The application is painful, but the
pain is of comparative short duration, which
any one SO afflicted would cheerlully endure.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-07-23

"O1yIA," in the Philadelphia PRESS, gives
woman's rights women that indefinite but
fearful thing known as fits" Soross fills
her with anger and disgust, and she cries:-
Club! Execrable word, conceived in inge-
nuity and brought forth in sin. Lunch at
Delmonicos! Pretty women making speeches
over toast and tea! Diluted, respectable
wickedness The Sorosis is the weak pulling
infant, the Cheyenne sisterhood is the stout,
rollicking boy" The Cheyenne ssterhood
stand up at the bars with men, smoke, chew,
drink whiskey, and eat "bo ouieS, and "Oli-
via, thinks ii things 90 Oh as they are going,
Sorosis will be likely to do the same disgust
ing things. Tor Susan B. Anthony she finds
some excuse. Let us" she says, 'vist her
faults tenderly. Baby lips have never press
ed her hard, cold cheek. Sine has never tasr-
ed the sublimity of motherhood. She has
never bathed in that Unreasonable sea of
glory whose waves touch the gates of Para
disc" "Olivia," has evidently layed herself
in that sea and thinks she lillesit. But then,
you see, there are women and women.
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r IS1EN to the MoCKING BIRD.

The Prairie Whistle ard animal Imitator be used
by child. 1t is made to initiate the songs of every
bird the neighA horse the bray ofan ass the grunt
of hog birds, beasts and snakes ale enchanted and
cntrapped by it. Is used by Dan Bryant Charley
White, and all the Minstrels and Warblers. EantfilO-
uuism can be learned three days by its aid. Sent
answhere upan receipt of IS cents three for 80 cents
81 25 per dozen. ..
SIN
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SELECT POETRY.
To Tobacco Chewers and SmO-
kcrS,

Chewing in the parlor,
Smoking on the street,
Choking with cigar smoke
Every one you meet.
Splitting on the pavement,
Splitting ON the floor,
Is there such enslavementl
Is there such bore!
In hotel and grocery,
Tobacco juice and smoke
Defile the floor and air,
And siclien us or choke.
How we do detest it,
How we do deplore,
On your vest to see the spit,
Trickle down before.
Your head a little back,
When you go to speak,
VIII keep the channel dry,
Between the chin and check.
In halls where ladies sit,
Silk and tissue skirt
Wipe up the foul tobacco spit,
Mingled with the dirt.
Fetid breath forever,
Saturated clothes;
Would that we had never
Been created with a nose.
Ladies with their long dress,
Sweeping down the street
Gathering UP the nasty mess,
Smear it round their feet.
Puadles in the corners,
Swelling into one,
Forming lakes and rivers,
Drying in the sun.
Maidens, when you marry,
Tobacco worms don't take
Think not Dick nor Harry
VIII quit it for your sake.
Declare the thing a curse,
And when gents come to WOO,
You "pop the question" first:
'Sir, do you smoke or chew!"
Mark each word or look,
And if they don't say no.
Just cross them off your book,
And tell them why you do.
Some gents Will carry spice,
Some cinnamon, some cloves,
Make good use of your eyes,
And good use of your nose,.
For when the weddings o'er,
Perfumes they throw away,
They spit upon the floor,
They smoke and chew all day.
Does lover promise
To quit the weed for you,
See he has firm bump,
And conscientious too.
If you are no phrenologist,
Let time the truth make clear,
And wait till he resists
Temptation for a year.
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OtANCERsl TUMORsil ULCERsn!
u Prof. KLINE, of the Philadelphia University, is
making astonishing of Cancer and all tumors by
new process. A Chemical Cancer Antidote, that re-
moves the largest Cancers and umors, without pain or
the use of the knife without eaustic eating burning
medicines and without the loss Of drop Of blood. For
particulars call or address P. H. KLINE, NJ. D. No,
03l, Arch street, Phialelphia, Pa, July Att
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i solid DYE. You wet your hair and use the comb
and IL produces a permanent black or brown.
One comb sent by mail for s 25. Address,
WIN. PATTON Springfield, Mas
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A lady in ST. Louis has promised gentle
man that II she does not marry some one else
within nine months she will accept him.
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SPIRIT PHOTOGRAPHS.
SPIRIT PHOTOGRAPHS.

rINHE MIssIssQUoI POWDER actually cures Can
j Ger and scroiulons Diseases ofthe skin See re-
port L. l. Medical Society Statements of Physicians
n circular sent free application C. A. DUBOIS
1e2 Pear, street, New Yo.h C.ty. Box 1859.
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CELF-HELP FOR THE ERRING.-Words of cheer
- to Young Men who have fallen victims to SOCIAL
EVILS, desire better MANHOOD. Sent in sealed
letter envelope, free of charge. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa,
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A wager is a FOOLS argument,
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Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
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From to $50 Horse Power, including the celebrated
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Portable Engines &c Also, Circular, Mulay and Gang
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Mills, Wheat and COrne Mills Circular Saws, Betting,
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Total. l.....,............1Il, l,22I IA

Excess visible supply. ........... D. 303
Stock of cotton held by Mauches er sui1rers Ut
abo rn,,ls now 6G0t0 oae :, same tune 18 8, 20 OOv
.2ales. Kidding Orleans. now l:hd@nhd; then
I'D.
The following statement WIN show the translc-
Mons at this Io,nt fince cur last report;
On Fiiday, Nay IL Il 9 demand wss HIGHT OF uu
Hhsnpod prices sales 25U ba es, oliniry to good
Ainary berg quo'ed .. 25h@2ex; low midoling
sex@a27, and m doing 271<c. p ib.
on Saturday the marlss was quiet, good grades
-Aeinr in demand at steady r.tes. while the lower
.u,liss had TN ea,er tend nc3 sales 200 bales, or
S,n.ry TO sOe d crdn ary oeh quoted ut 2'1ka2ck;
1ov middhng a6x. ana mic ding 27xc b.
On Noucsy the over qualities ofthe staple showed
,,ore 61mness, and in some were Ne. better.
1,,e ,upe,ior kind naming frm; sales zoe bal e.
urdiu,r, to good ordinary teng quoted at a5&G
AZ, lse middlins a, and middlins 2fh0nX p
..
I. On Tuesday, the staple wss In limited rsqu O..
sPiess continuing s'esiy with small stocks sales
AS bales quo .,lons changed.
On Wednesday the market was quiet and
aasaged ssles loo balsa ordinary TO good oraiuary
hsins quoted at 25x@zsk, low middhns 81 and
1nisaHas 27k@27he.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FoRRI0N NARRRTa-


LosDoH. May 2o-Noon.-co"sOls s2N. Bonds
firm at 78H. sugar firm. Turpentine 2es Cd
LIVERPOOL, May 9o-Noon Cotton quiet; uplands
1lHd;' r!eans H. "a; sales 800 uales. Flour 21s.
Aitelnoon.-cotton nrmer, but not higher; ales
10000 bales. Breadstuff, unchanged. LARD quiet
aud STEADY. P'rf quiet. Bacon 69,
Eve, ing.-Cotton quiet; uplands llH; Orleans
11XJ; sales 1000 baIes.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK. MIv 20-Noon -Stooks etrong and
unset led Money steady st z. Go d A. Cotton
steady at 2sXc. Turpent.ne nrm at 4so. Ro,in
quiet.
Evening Cotton more active, s.eadv. Sales 5000
bales at 2sA. F.ou- heavy and l)c lower. Wheat
to 20 lower. Corn steady-new white -outiern SO.
p. owl ious irmer. Me s Pork s3,H Lard 19il9H
whl>k' ST o.. Su;ar arm. Molasses active. OF er
groceries dull. Turpent,ne 47a4S Rosiu So 6oa8
Freights decidedly 6imer on train steadv. Gov.
rrnmsu:s o,. a-d Arm. sixty-:wo's 23x. sou:herns
quiet 10 isianas 7sT. Lovees 60. Jenness es
e. New cox. North arolina COX New SAX.
rgimas SIX. New 6aK Money easv at per
o mt. sterling OK. Go d closed at 4s1Ia4sx.
BALrrM Re, May 20.-cotton firm at %. Flour
dull AMI irregular. Wheat UNCHANGED. Corn f,m-
or; ce,pts light; white ssasa; yellow s5ass. ork
ISL Is. Bacon firm and sotive. whiskey 81 OF; lit
tie in market.
r1scIaNAI1 May 20-wht.key firm at 98; little
o1eriug Mess pork quiet and hrm at $s1. Bacon
firm and unchanged Lard held out Of tn market
i8Hc tfeied.
,r LOUIS, Msy 2o-rrovisions 6rm. Mess pork
ssl 9s; shoulders Is; Gear sides 1ekal7c. Lard 1Sc
Whlskey firm and unchanged.
LOUISVILLE May Ha-Provtsions hrm. hsss pork
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they wore painfully uf1ictiDR, have teen rsoieaiy
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OF the rounlr1. that the pobc scsrceiy heeo W pe
ID ormed Of its virtue or use.
scroiuous poison is o of the most destructive
enemies OF our Iacs. Ufien this unserb and unfeit
lenan Of the organis undel mines the constitution,
an nvres ih- acB OF eLieeblmg or atai diseases,
without exciting suspicon OF Its presence Again,
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tumors formed in The liver or 1t shows IT. presence
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syphilis or Yencreal and Mercurial Diseases are
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But long continued use OF this medicine VIII cure
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Ing, as they often do from the ranking posons IN
the b ood This SARSPARILLA Ia great restorer
for the strength and vnor ofthe system. 1hose who
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rHp caA.L. srus mARKEr.

fYoa THH WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, HAH- 40 hoee.
I'm c1op -rhe information received during the
week in reference to the g'owine ant Indicates
hst sJa westher and excessive rAirs hive had
rsry damaging et1sct thus injury briny applicable
n very huge section OF the cotton region. re"der-
1na repialnng necessary 10 conside shls extent
ana In some places. m Consequence OF the TarcaH
~ seed. corr has been subs iruted. The probable
epsraHon Of tress oyuses viii be to lessen the
uuSth but 10 whit xtept il IL difficult yet to Riye
N opinioa. 1he weather during the Lat er part Of
~ weak tuss closed had become warm, and iadi-
eassd more propitious season for the future
I'm COTTON MARxnr.-lhe week under review
~ BEEN without activity In this article, purchaserS
sDeesting with moderation and pr,ces being free
non important fluctuations; the gradually lessening
SAooks and he strong upward tendency Of gold pro-
-dnssd . Armer feeling In some quarters In the
1nsffsh mIfhet mlddhna uphnds, which opened at
5lXd q D. maintined this figure with considerable
Ssssdiasss, but became weaker, declining to llx9
ukd; st New York the staple was steady at 2sxc.
IN eooa demand. and stthis point prices have
Asaa isiriy sustained. middfnss ruling during the
NsSkaS 25k017Kc, With oonsldersble scarcity and
1sch armnsss 10 good GRADES.
3 "a NJ Ltysrpool and New York markets have shown
n Sslowipe movements BY telegraph: On Friday,
1Eay1A the So mer opened quiet, but closed shade
-saaisr-sa,.s 5000 bales, uplsnds uxd; the Latter
Mas stssdy-sa,ss 600 bales at askc. On saturday
- 1uemsr wss rather esder-saes 5000 bales, up
1snas II 10; the latter vas steady but less active
Alss 800 ba!ss at 2ske. On Monday 1t the rmer
SAEs was no business IN consequence Of the observ-
Apcs of the holidays of wnitaunweek, the latter was
without Chsnse- A,es 1900 bales at 28xc. On ,ues-
Aay q the fotmer the continuance Of The holidays
trsvsntea business; at the latter the arti'le vas
At3opinE sales 1900 bales at 28xc. On Wednesday
Ne former opened dull and closed hIt-sal-s 5000
b.los st 1lx911hd; the Latter and
ehmged-sales $500 bales at 2Skc- Yesterday the
1brmer was nrm-r-sales 10000 bales; at the latter
Ne article was In fair demand, and market frm at
1eXe.
ma arrivals of the staoie for the week have been
~ - islands and 1927 bales Of upland, against 8
ae Of ~ Islands and Foross and a7s0 bales Of up
lands the week before. and Is bags Of sea isands
and Rlordas and 7so bales Of uplsuds for the week
List year., These supplies have come from the fol-
1xang sources: say Of uplands per South Carolina
1slrosd, 1906 bsles per Northeastern Railroad. 1l6
1hs sto In Of the saple sight ss the latest dates
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Exports for tho Week ending Tnursuay
May 20.
FOREIGN.
LIvERPOoL-Per British steamship Marmora-1s7
bags Sea leland, 1880 bales Upland Cotton, 225
bbls Rosin, 2O7 bays Cotton Seed
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON-Per schr Anna Leand-236 bales Upland
Cotton SO bbls Rosln, $4,000 feet Lumber.
PROVIDENCt, r I-Per schr Golden City-53, 600
feet Yellow Pine Lumber.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Magnoia-S52 bales
Upland Cotton, IS bags sea Island Cotton. IA
bales Cotton Waste l88 tierces Rice, 164 barrels
Rosiu, q casks Clay, 95 bales Yarn. 40 bags
Peanuts. 10 bbls Ale, t6 packages sundries,
9b empty Barrels TT packages Vegetables 80.
Per steamship ManhattaD-l5 bags Sea 1slaud
Cotton, 6e5 bales Upland Cotton, A0 bales
Yarn, IA bales Waste, 1877 tierces hice. IL
packages Sundries, 80 empty Barrels. 81 bags
Cocoanuts 25I crates Vegetables. l92 bbls Pota-
toes... -. Per schr Moses frdmhall-26O bales
Upland Cotton. 65 casks Rice, 237 bbls Rosin. 81
bales Cotton Wsste, $4,000 feet Plank, l72 tons
Pig Iron. $50 Beer Bar, els
PHlLADtLPHIa-Per schr VIM Cushtng-67l
packages China Clav, A 600 feet Timber
BALrIMORE-per steamship Iaryland-l49 bales
Upland Cotton. OF which 140 were Tor hiladel-
ph,s, l3 bales Bags for Pnilad lphla, "a bales
Yarns and Domrstics l43 tirces hioe q bbls
Rosin II bags Grouudnuts. " bales H'des,
bbls Whiskey, A packages Furniture. &c, 260
packages Ve- etables, aud >undres.