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LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DISHES HERE AND THERE nv THE
SUNS REPORTERS.

Jack Reynoids's mitator-A Murderous AS
sauit npon the Venerable MRS. Tookor-
BcRgar on n Roconnoissnncc.
A tramp calling bimsclf Patrick Mcdonald
knock ed OF the basement door Of the residence OF
tho Hon Joseph II. locker, at "a Norfolk street. on
Saturday night at about o'clock, and his call was
answered by o little daughter Of Mr.. Tooker, OF
whom he inquired whether any person was In the
house. Being told that no one but " erandma" " was
at home, he requested tho child to tell her to bring
him something TO eat. Mr. Tooker's mother, an
aged matron, procured him sandwich and, while
in the act OF offering It to him, was struck a stun
ming blow in the face by tho fellow. which knocked
her sensoless. The cries OF the little child, who
witnessed the outrageous assault, attracted the at
tenuon OF people passing, ma MS designs were
frustrated lie was chased 10 Norfolk ans Grand
streets where he fell into the clutches OF Oficer
Shellard who cond ucted him to the Delaney street
police station. Yesterday morning he was committed
by Justice Ledwith.
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The yirginin Oyster War.

B,ITINoEs, Oct 9.-Thc nine captains Of Mary.
sui oyster vessels who were confined in jail In
pruLhUndiown, Accomac county, Va, broke the
J,il Oh SUNDAY night and escaped. They have reach
cd their homes in Maryland. TIE vessels are still
ne,d rs the NirEinl, authorities, well guarded.
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A. kunI.

LoSpos, Oct. 9-The verdict Of the Naval
Cunnttee OF Inquiry into the loss OF the iron-clad
Captain exoneratcs everybody connected with her
construction and management
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THE NEUTRALITY PRoCLAMATIoN.

Oar Ports BIockaded By War Vessels, and
Made Depots Of Supplies TO tho Beili-
eercn,s-Francc and Prossia Purchasing
Arms for shipment.
WARRINGTON, Oct 9.-The neutrality proc
lamstion has not been issued any too soon,
for according to the information In possession
OF tho State Department, 10 use tho Ian.
danger OF the armed cruisers Of tho begerents
being tempted to abuse the hospitality accorded to
them In the ports, hsrbors roadsteads, ana other
waters OF the United States. by making such waters
subservieut TO the PURPOSES OF war" French armed
vessels, II is we'll known, have been cruising of
New York, and also OF Chesapeake Bay, watching
for outgoing or incoming German vessels and
10 the absence OF this proclamation there was moth
ing to prevent them from obtaining supplies OF all
quantities and kinds at any port In the United
States.
This subject wa. Informally discussed az the Cab.
intt meeting on Fridav, but u was not supposed
then that there was real rccessy for immediate
ton. Late on Friday NIGHT both tho President and
Secretary Fish received dispatches. whose contents
have not been made public but they we're OF sum
cient importance 10 warrant the calling OF the Cab
net together In extra session on Saturday, and the
result was this proclamation.
The Government was advised some days ago that
both French and Pruseian pgents were quietly pur-
chasing arms in this country and as representatives
OF both Governments had compaiucd thereof, II Ia
understood that one reason for issuing the procla-
nation was to prevent their shipment. The chase
Of German ycssel by q French cruiser reported on
Friday, doubtless had its effect also In urging the
President to prompt action.
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FUNDING THE NATIONAL DEBT.
Fineen Hundred Millions ofNew Bonds 20 be
Issued-Thc Proceeds to be applied TO tho
Redemption ortbe Five-Twenties.

The SccretaY OF Tue ITcAsury mas just pubflshcd
the following circular VITA reference to the funded
loan OF the United States Of 1880, 1885, and 1900:
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PRUssIAN WAR DISPATCHES.
Defeat Of tho French on Saturday Mt stromy
Three Charges Repulsed.


CARLsRuuE, Oct. 9.-The following has been
received by the Duke OF Baden: We won an en-
gagemen, near suemy on Saturday with one Freuch
corps Of the line and the Mobiles The cattle hast
ed from $50 A. NJ. to 4 p. NJ, when the French
were routed, and Ned toward Ramberviliiers. The
Baieuer report the French force to have been
double theirs numbering H. 900 men, with batteries
under Gen. Pethenon. The Boisyde Jumeles were
carried by the Germans with the bayonot. Three
French charges were repulsed. The German los.
was 20 ofneers and 410 men killed and wounded.
The enemy's loss was thfse greater The Germans
took so officers and COO unwoundcd prisoners, and
bivouacked on the field. II was o glorious day for
the Sadeners
NERs ALLIES, Oct. Q, via BERLIN via LONDON
proclamation OF the Pars Government, dropped by
balloon, and found BY the Germans is as follows ;
The Paris Government OF National Defence regard
the resolution OF the Tours Government a. the re
sui! o. an error Is opposed to the decree OF he
binding. The adjournment of the elections will be
ma,nta ned until they are possible throughout tue
Signed Oct. l. 1870.
Garnisr;PasIss, Jules Fnyre Gen; TrsCen, 4 Pi,
Gamb tia, Henri Roche'ort.
vEusAuIxs. Oct. s. via BERLis -Adyice. frorn
Depenhelds state that Baden brigade on Thursday
defeated the French General Dupre. commanding a
force of regular. and large masses OF rihcmen.
Dupre was wolndel, and his army dispersed
The Mission Of VI. Thier- not TnsurressfuI.
wAsuNGroS, Oct 9-OIcial information re.
cv.ved rcre re.YrcunG the mission Of NJ. Thers.
shows HAT the report that II had proved failure /,
without founlauoa NJ Thigra was sent to Eng
Iaud, Austria, and Russia not a. an accredited rep
rcseniatiye oi tho government Of national Defence
because that government il not recognized by
either Il the great powers, but as an ulusti.
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portation Of contrsband Of war, and only needs an
ordof OF the Cabinet TO put this power In force.
This was done in 1913 during
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n ac Marry anc Jta.e Children n,
America

More ;i.ar four-scvnA 81 the mar
" .t-t. fp itc ia-tcTr7 States. arc among
tac Fo-ciE, BORN. Why y ~ lNi i+'
rr-f m,.lc reasons. 8he iore'G. ,g'ii
r.r aaort ~ get married. ane therai
ha.n canrcf. er.i t.i f.i. h". -s
II. s.tlr eAtf.sagtAt lAuuc. II iilc '9.
lp.. gR -orisl iiIc lacgg r,vrr
ra.Wt Ma .,n, Aw ts s.fNfi anN @
......te re.lgn.ios ano .i.-' .s i..a- ti
ratr h retgft. Oi ail cai-t
gan .AnesicNs t't s-'
t,,. se..,i ,a te,iot tie VTohif@c. 3.
....is enlsivea. te.i of ii.e ns 'eFss
iNe'v ! Nork. city nui i''r hti.aN aiN h
'tnfore. And making iIors. -..2N-
.is,t- ior size. bow i.r ~ y y ess
.sheaI 81 Ufir uibe- c.Ge ahN 'aF.
-i0uce nas inc i,nse Ntcn y t NAs 2
-tlclp irsgt. foW III q iana-aua saM
'N.a ,.i4.-. as incci iiio 'rai a.'N
.ir.kr Il tr..,! itcre tfu'ia,ilv.
n ~Net.s.s.u IL. cnr ry.icnl ut i.'-i i-eii 7
ln hsvc icemic hiGh si.slcai-. y. 'i' r@A-
X i.c..g.. ia,t..i, iuyt.r,,i scaufi, in 'tHt 2.
ie. .vcns. gur girls are fc'ac i-tnt \
iann u vis.: :faey eats sing. N.t. A.t iH-
amos. raui. ials French a. ;f'aA Il.
J Tam t..c scll languages. wr,'a sle s.t
ilose like = Ienuscs. lass aee .-Adt II
.hc courcd ~ icn wears, Att tAh Y. .et-
f inr .-rrl school mt ftlfm Sass fi -ft 't
-..f,t.er. ari Nof ea .; iwrE,t. iht .
,..i.e .risaiia ssrws oM el'ala 'eal-
csn coqucue aii h'il ~ iae t.a.cF.n.
,riacos. aia aiEe ,. wiE;ernaris>. l'a
y ylii,aycn - kiad 70 ;ac pccr wraivh \, (.
4 Marrics ia iht siiunaple c.seies aA
x .re ,hcy ai g.ta 4iGg ho9Vss q. We TOR
ret. nobody ha- bare fcora ncv. Acf
.',vulgar taai wCGld hc Y hat -se 'ife.
,'at babir. Ntesd aaa boiling atsit wh
chow tiug.a.t-. We agc w ue sure i-Ac
,s.ill hoas.i. az h-vr nrVAnts NiiA' Af
hav NJ s.lrsEnw ail clothes Eni tres
is oar a.MGty srin. ;hc fashion
,il.nre y, 0Nsn \ y have 10 o,a ciotte
p.t...N bnt isr old rag-man and paNc
n lna.,urs have thcrn. what are they 4
Y l,g1 hias tlbics faces. and Iinning u
Y it,seir irO.v4ers? Aud here = onr 81
M piCi,y again. having Children j no'
Y liptt 10 the irish. or Wet nhrse. Nt II
ueat wc have come t0 the point Mnci
ivurnq mcr hesitate and grow olt Deioi
.acy ran !eriie v neither they can MARI
.aaa Aacp riear q; bankruptcy aud ef.nf
n. Mlas ihc consequence. here NJ
t saorc prg-ors iiving a single liiff
si.rtc more ieadire iifinoNs lie. Ks
tt t'fiase for mothers 10 know ihAt me 81
(, i,.ssa.apce t.ry encourage l. acsiluc
VI. iy., ii. fhp yilimcs ufiheir children; th
4tthe foolish expenditures making
\. r,s.h their daughter. ~ malNMumN af
II, sa III n-wcrN- tlaa enc. ieuHif
.rsi., gs.ioy tie institution "a magrlri
nt. altogether
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90 Thy Honse il ordcr."

"Bied suaGcniy.r How oHen ti.cse
solemn word, inect our raze Ia tic news-
paper Thcy sneee-; most inr"ria'd
iaquiriea to each oae of u.. Reader.
j. d. yoar bcsiac-s in sHch 4 shane
ii.a'. il oil sloula dio Tonight Il rigiL
he settled uy xCar -n4yiyci N.ftsi n-
necessary lo.~ ~ uur e-.ai. 4iNi't
sum. a.e l,-i. aNL yasi irnnile cA-
N,n.ive liii~rf.,n- arp ilNu.yte iH-
ironeriv kcpt account books. aaN iAc
nc4itg,ina ol .aM mcMoroArr ot uii4n-
i-Acl business.
,. ,oa. niil uiade2 Ia The event
~ ,rre ll q cea-il3 =" neai uri0Fc i"-
morrow moiaiag. wCv.e 20 Injustice oe
dcue 10 ycur Acir~. ai4d those obisrt- ~
4 hri-. ION bc.scyoleMce which u u Houf
intention 10 promote a.ier yorr ceN'h
Died iAitsiaie, j. often The precursor n
icalopsies. and heart -buuinns- aud lu-
Justice. y licii might have been prevent
"a by Jew strokes ~ Tie pen.
3. Have ycu paid aii your ora's. pi
have Won made arrangements tlat Nlh
creditors -haii nos tie vron4cd iheFs
may ~ some balances against yon
which won acknowledge yourself NOR
raliy boAn3 io meet. but against Nhicl
.no legal claim can be presented. , ot
intend to ray them after awhile. ~
nave The abilitynow hut yon arc nee
lecting them, Take heed lest death
coming when you did not expect him
shall put il forever beyond your powe
10 do justice.
4. Aro Won on aricahie terms. 30 ia
81. tr ltf
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- IA su.laan Neala.

var, rrw of ihe sudden dcsihs miisn
are s..d 10 arise nom disease e4 'N'
Acar~ Gc ioai' arise irom ihaf ausc'
to a.ccrlsin .hc Tri ciirlr cl suuagA
deaths. experiments laEe bccn i'ed lA
Europe. aNd reported ig @ se1enaic con-
rrs.s hcitrt .-tis burg. siAi4--lN e'.se-
af .ul1ca icatl were made iae suiie'i
lof ihoroN.h post inoneir eNani'i'-
iUn. ia thcse cases cfiiy two ere ioNhu
,wao Ii~d sfUM disease ot tiln heaFt' n
Nipc ,pi or " .lr-si- Lad died nom IN O.
Lacxv. while there were ioviy-s;A cases
lo1 congestion ~ ihe lungs thai II. ".
nra- ,s,re sc mn ot blood they could
iuot WORK. ther. not being room enongh
ltor sufficient quantity Of air TO enter -
l-uprort lie. Tile causes that lroaNcc
lronrcsiior al the Lungs arc cold lfei-
iieht clothing. c0siiyc bowels, siltln.
Ism. chilled. after being warmed N.ii
l.abor or IA rapid walk, going too sue-
larnlv srom 4 close heated room INTO ihc
slcol8 air.. especially after sroaking' "i'
. ! addcn depressing news operating oii
-.ir blood. she causes Of sudden Nea'h
-llcif.s known. IN avoidance 81 thcn ihas
tlscrve 10 lcnwiicR many valuable hfes'
(Which wonid otherwise he 'U.i uhnel
llthe verdict of heart complaint Thai
lEdisea Il supposed TO be lnevi'apie an0
tlirrug. io: hence many may NOT takc w
/. .lnains ,ls,t would to avoid sudden dcati
l.if tlltv Euew il lay in their power.
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Iielest.cn oT Nis.ioo 81 Taiais.


IhcrscepiicM q. Maurice dc -t raiai.
ia Bon oi tic dicecse ot kincelu tcok
place SUNDAY afternoon. Ilc sfc
e..ipcn coaches Oh lie j.. and t.i 'd
81 cd Wiih ihe different solclie. lt
ho.ic Church Of Evansville. ana eif,-
gcus NJ LAT piacc. and tie ciow, Ic-
pns On tie occasion Of theIcccp.rsi v:t
es usied ai least FIVE thousand persons.
\, he delegations from Evansville were
met - tile depot ly thc societies and
icoMgrenations of 81. Johns Church and
'ilc ta,le ecral of this city, Wien the
iarrc-t procession ever seen IN t!is place
fa- formed headed by the Evansville
Crescent City Silver Band, hich march,
.ei over cortain designated streets to tie
I.lshO, s residence when Ire vas taken
I in n carriage and escorted to the Cathe-
ldiUl. where he was welcomed OH his
return TO bis diocese. the band playing
..cnc. Sweet Home" The address ~,
iweicoWr was made by Very Rev. II.
lseAe q Conner. in few remarks appro-
lriiafc tc tle occasion. Tie Right Rev.
lii. hops reply was eloquent and feeling.
li.c thanked those v ho Lad participated
iiu tiis grand welcome home. and from
lli. heart of learls Lc thanked bis Cati-
ic.ie children thai they lad not forgotten
IA iR while DC was absent from them "a
n "a keuinchical Council ID Home. Iic
lEeg. ft.ther spoke as t be Wa- r' se
no ind words stilatlc tn ct
'rccircs. lie .4ad cpuf rere .a i's
lf'liy iM ne Council. 4fo Ml cia u-
l~a;d IA Home required re 's Hee roir
Him.
After ihc ccncle-icn o ii-hop
iremaris. Solemn ,e- lris uiNea
'ity bin. Atcyclfirg. thc -.t-
led NJ. Johns tAreh- where service
iva, hc.,:. iic Evansville ald NiM,eEMcs
lcieiry being present.
Father Martin. -. +. r.. OF JasFcr,
lruLcis county. delivered sermon IN
Ite,man. The Right Rev. Bishop also
lmadc :cw remark ailuut his visit 'o
I Eomc. re said that iht Inhabitants "
lihat city were pcaccEtie, guic; peclie,
living content, aDd never ineulged .h
4 i-ts s0iteIuN.
lig 1Fpann -o,i,ty of Evans. lille
lt0ot ur q collection for tie benefit of
s.i,r o-il..Es oI i.e dictea~- ~. i.,.-rd K
handsome fun.
cur Catholic friends will long Fcmc,ir-
'aci With delight the events ci 'Ae cay
\ Ii Nas indeed i harry reunion.
si Nincearcs SUM-
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Tie Great Nenotiss.

oi...s..,.s sr,..-c,.;,... ,l,n ,,,rff.,, .f..i
Under ,iat shameful y .en u rer-
.cnal ana lni,y rcyrwWcrt WE.th.
tenem ewa, ar, g.4at.i.hol. tnc ID a-.
tt .. ' aual. wimierer lo-
enic~ tl.n.ni li.N Niielcs ~ NJ fe
..o. -als 1 and .cc. iAe rNt. .-cs-.
a.magg number ala variety ot tlt.t ecii-
s.griiCns .ayc INDUCED "a. ~ make ihc
attempt present .M thc form Of kisc o.i
Court I.r.ister n i.-t ST thcsc fortunate.
persons. .id ol ..e cincc~ ana d.-iiac-
fiDn- which iiev respectively cniur.-
'f!.e conniiaiicu of Ills list Jas ro>t cs
some labor and Ngr are vel aware inNi.
aitcr a!l. rany Dcp ia- GEd second coNs-
in. WHO acA Office ARE not included.
l0T. htr.ngc ia e4N. tbs ElEt ~ reese
Genii;l btncyciele do,s rrt 40 4 lu'-
'licity. ltDtif e'y cousin og bfutlor-ln-
laW whom ,rc lave cWited or Lom
yse have not accurately described v.8
kindly inform n- we s ii give ai-n i.e
Que place ana iis Tv0rcr tiilc go corr
rerlgd c.lalccuc "a ihe gniing ..r.E
( !. Jivsscs simpson Grant, President
OF the United states.
q III. Jesse R0Ot Srun'. President z faith
ier. Postmaster AZ Covinrion, Kentucky.
\ ~. Frederick peut Grant. President
Ao,. Cadet nj Iyc-. Point.
:, IL. Gry;lI. Grant. Presidents broth
~ ,,altner viii. tie Collector az tfe
rorl ~ hica.a.
!. .r.c,.grirl n. ncnt. dents .ntn-
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John SHORTCUTS writes 70 the Lon
don Times. complaining that ihc Her
AIDS College won't change his name !"
Brown. lie says his SONS are tcased ~
,heir schooirnatcs and nobody will mar
.N hi- daughters.
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ar Air. billing says, "Ri1c ar'A- WORE
hard and late. iyc on What -" sDA
seli. give noting ava, and u AZ" ~" Y
die rtch. ANA 20 TO The dcyil M may
ne me Tor uanag>.
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Hoohand's German Tonic

Wascompounded for those not inclined to
extreme bitters, and is intended for use In
cases when some alcoholic stimulant Is re-
ouired in connection with the Tonic proper
ties of the Bitters. Each bottle ofthe Tonic
contains one bottle Of the Bitters, combined
with pure SANTA CRUZ RUM, and favored
in such a manner that the extreme bitter
ness OF the Bitters is overcome, forming
preparation highly agreeable and pleasant
TO the palate, and containing the medical
virtues Of the Bitters. The price OF the
Tonic is $50 per bottle, which many per-
sons think too high. They must take into
consideration that the stimulant used Is
guaranteed to be Of a pure quality. A poor
article could be furnished at cheaper price
but is II not better to pay little more and
have a good article? A medicinal prepare
ton should contain none but the best ingre-
dients, and they who expect to obtain
cheap compound will most certainly be
cheated.
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tbep, q mako meney is to brighten M

them TO make money is to brighten up
their wits--to look beyond the mere do
ing OF their work, and learn the reasons
why they do it, or why they should do
it differently. Let us teach them to
throw. little soul into their farming,
and show them that they may make
for themselves honorable and even
brilliant positions in the great world of
farmers, and win as much fame in their
communities as they would do in the
pulpit or at the bar. Let us make
them believe that farming has IN it all
the elements OF success, and that it
holds out the promise of good pay and
good standing.
In this way, we may satisfy their
longiDgs, and get them to accept the
drudgery Of their businessmen as its
chief feature, but as necessary Incl
dent, and as a means to the best and
the most satisfactory development Of
their characters and their fortunes
The effort to humbug them into a
love for a very unlovely life has been
tried long enough, and has failed. Let
US now try little plain truth, and
show them that it is in every young
farmers power to turn the old current
and make it bear him to the highest
success and happiness.
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Right aud Left Hand PIO,Fs.

The left handed has twelve advan
tages over the right. In marking of
land, commence one and one-hali
rods to the left OF the fence and one rod
from the fence in the rear, with the
lines in the left hand; then grasp the
right beam handle with the right hand
which holds the plow the stcadiest now
strike the first lurrow, hating the
plow one rod from the fence; turn the
horses TO the left, and so on until the
plowed land is one rod wide; then com
mence to plowacross the end which will
cause the one side and each end to
finish up'at the same time.
think that no one will fail to sec
wherein the left hand are superior to
right hand plows. should like the
opinion Of others upon the subject.
The first advantage is holding the
beam handle with the right hand ii
marking land.
Second, when the horses come 10 the
end, they walk out on the nnp'owcd
ground.
Third, turn the plow TO the left on
the share, and it slips out on the hard
ground for the halt.
Fourth, the plowman steps to the
right, and is on unplowed land
Fifth, in turning the team 70 the
left the near horse does not have to
cross the furrow, but merely steps in
TO il.
Sixth, the off horse is on the unpIow-
ed land all the time
Seventh, the plowman with his
pillow on the unplowed land, can turn
and start quicker and with more ease.
Eighth. there is no trampled ground
running in from each corner to the
middle furrow
Ninth, the plowman does not Lave to
pull and tug and sometimes fall down
over the clods and piowed land TO ge:
his plow out Of the furrow.
Tenth, when the field is plowed there
need not be the track of either man or
horse on the plowed field except on the
last furrow or each land.
Eleventh, a boy thirteen years old can
manage the plow in turning with "a
much ease as man can right hand
plow OF the same size.
The twelfth and last advantage Is
that OF using jocky stick on the oil
horse so as TO cut an equal width OF
| furrow.-Cor. Western Rudl
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FINANCElAND TRADE.
New York 1.-Two stock Market.


BEEF CATTLE - The advanced
freights begin to check the receipts and
tighten the arrivals, and all kinds
are reported. Thin cattle are shut off,
a single car load of Texans arriving
to-day, and less than 400 for the week.
Heavy rain beeves count $500 for the
week, and 400 to-day, rs cars at One
Hundredth street, SO at Wehawken, As
at Communipaw. The quality is bet
ter, and prices advanced f@ic, barely
selling out, the range being l0@l6c,
save 20 choice Ohio, Of cwt., at l6ac;
Is Illinois Christmas cattle, IL cwt., at
1920. The market averaged 133c,
most Of the 81 cwt western steers
selling at l3!c; car of Texans, 7 cwt.,
lie; 10 good Illinois, y cwt., at l4@
Ice. These were 81 cars local State
cattle, selling at 10@l5c.
SHEEP-27, 900 for the week and
91OO to-day. The market was half cent
better, or Hobo for very poor to medi-
um; 5l@6!c for fair to prime and 70
TIC for extra tat sheep and choice
lambs; car OF 70 pounds, State at 4fc;
a car of rs pounds. Ohio at &c; a car of
81 and &C pounds, State at SIC; car Of
Ohio, the same weight al &c; car Of 100
pounds Canada at TIC.
HOGS-23, 800 for the week and 97OO
to-day. Live are worth 7s@7sc; 3 cars
from Michigan, III pounds, selling at
the latter price Dressed still at size
q3n
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Hollands German, BittsIs,
.
Hollands German Tonic,
Hopaaads POdophy||in PHI,
Hooaand's Greek Oil,
HooAand's German Bitters,
A Bitters without Alcohol or Spirits
OF any Kind,

Is different from all others. II Is composed
of the pure juices or VITAL PRINCIPLE OF
Roors, HERBS and BARKs Tor as medicin-
ally termed, extracts), the worthless or In
ert portions of the ingredients not being
used. Therefore, in one bottle ofthis Bitters
there Is contained as much medical virtue
as will be found in several gallons Of ordin-
airy mixtures. The Roots, &C., used in this
Bitters are grown in Germany, their vital
principles extracted in that country by
scientific Chemist and forwarded to the
mandatory in this city, where they are
compounded and bottled. Containing no
spirituous ingredients, the bitters Is free
from the objections urged against all others;
no desire for stimulants can be induced
from their use; they cannot make drunk
ards, and cannot, under any circumstances,
have any but beneficial eject.