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The-Queen ofHolfand washes hel
own china. -.

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;. The Queen of Denmark drives out
in a shilling calico suit.
%. 100 dill
Mrs. Lincoln and her son Tad have
arrTvedfn Chicago;
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exactly what one. would call a: beauty,
but Rhefs said to haveNa tender, anna.
BILE expressienlabout her face, a grace.
full bearing and commanding form.
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nearly two hundred thousand copies,
although an expensive work in ten
volumes
He continued, however, to attack
the Bourbon policy in the Constitu-
lionel. When the warfare grew hot,
he founded, with his old friend Mignet
and another colleague, a new paper,
called LIE National, each agreeing to
serve a year in turn as editor in chief.
Every number was a blow at the dy-
nasty. One editorial of M. Theirs
was so telling, and made so profound
an impression, that it perceptibly hur-
ried the catastrophe. 1t was entitled:
The King Reigns-He does not
Govern"
Six weeks later, u. Theirs distinct
ly named the Duke OF Orleans as a
candidate for the throne not yet va
cant. The paper was heavily fined,
but the amount, was Instantly raised
by subscription, and the Young men
grew holder in their attacks every day,
until the Revolution of July 1880,
crowned their efforts with success
Louis Philippe soon after Invited
Theirs into the Ministry. He became,
at length, Prime Minister and it was
he who contaminated the scheme Of
drawing around the capital that cor
don OF forts which enabled Paris to
keep the Prussians at a distance for SO
many months. - I
1 cannot pursue his political career:
1t has been objected to him that he
held liberal opinions solong as-he was
in opposition, but that when in pow
er he advocated measures hostile to
liberty The most honest republican
in the world might dossos fol. it is not
safe or timely 20 embodysin laws the
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Mrs. Lincoln and her son Tad have
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10 tho EdIlors Of tho IntellIgencer:

10 the huHoFB Vi tue lntelIlBehCcT'
If there Is any law in regard to per-
sons paying license for keeping dogs, II
certainly Is not enforced. II the police
men Of Wheeling would kill every dog
tRey find on the street, they would be
looked upon as public beneIactors. There
are some families that keep four or five
dogs. II they had to pay license for
keeping dogs, q great many who now
keep dogs would not keep any. Those
little ours that are always running on the
streets are Of no Use to any one. II any
one wants to keep a dog, let him get n
good watch dog, and keep 1t chained or
muzzled and then they will not disturb
anybody. Nothing Is more provoking
than walking along the street and have
enlittle ours come yelping out at you,
besides the danger Of frightening horses,
and perhaps causing loss Of life or II bro
ken limb. Something ought TO DO done
10 abate this nuisance, and the sooner 1t Is
done the better. From A CITIZEN.
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TOBACco-FIrm and active; sales 0i2 hhds; Tugs
0A06tc; low togOod medium leai 70l4c.
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A WESTERN preacher explained the
passage through the Red Sea by saying
that the Israelites crossed On the ice, An
auditor interrupted, remarking there is no
ice under the equator. "Sir," said the ex-
cited preacher, this happened thousands
Of year, before the age of geographers,
and before there was any equator |
think, brethren and sisters, / have an.
swered the gentleman completely
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'IIooFLAND's TONIC

acts with almost marvellous effect. II not only
stimulates the tagging and wasting energies, but
lnvigOrates and permanently strengthens its aC'
haps less prompt than the BlttGrs, when the
same quantity 10 taken Ia none tho less certain
Indigestion, BIlllOusness, Physical or Nervous
prostratiOn, yield readily 10 It's potent influence.
II gives the Invalid pew and stronger hold upon
life, removes depression Of spirits, and inspires
with the case and comfort N perfect health. 1t
gives strength to weakness, throws dependency
to the wlnda, and starts the restored invalid upon
a new and gladstone career. But Dr.. HoO08hds
bcnelactlons TO the human race arc not confined
IN hla celebrated
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But Il IA not our intention to dlscant on the
horrors OF dyspepsia. To describe them truth
fully Ia simply an impOssihllity but Il 10 possible
pepsia Is perhaps the most universal Of human
dIseaSeG This Is emphRtleRlly the case In the
United States. Whether this general prevalence
Is due to the character OF the food, the method Of
Its preparation, or the hasly manner In which 1t
plain The great fact with which We are called
To- lrAl Is this,
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DR. HOOFLAND's GERMAN TONIC

has been specially prepared. II 10 intended for
use where slight alcoholic stlmnlant u required
In connection with the well,known Tonic pro-
pertles Of the pure German BittGrs, but 30 flavor.
cd as to remove the extreme bitterness. This
10 not only paatable, but combines,
In modified form, all tho virtues Of tho German
Bltters. The solid extracts Of some Of Natures
choicest restoratlves are held In ISOLATION by a
OF languor or excessive debility, where the sys'
ten appears to have become exhausted OF Its en-
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Medical.
ONE MILLION OF LIVES SAVED

~
It Ia ono OF the remarkable facts Of this remAr.
lSAble age, not merely that 80 many persona are
the victims OF dyspepsia or indigestion, but its
willing victims Now, we would not be under
stood To say that any one regards dyspepsia VAIN
favor, or feels disposed to rank II among inc lux
urlcs Of life. Far from IT, Those who have eN-
pericnced its torments would scout such an idea.
All dread 1t, and would gladly dispense with It's
unpleasant Amiliarities. Mark Tapley who was
Jolly under ali the trying circumstance In which
Sc was nlaced. never had an attack Of dyspepsia,
or his lollliy would have speedily iorsaken him.
Men and women sometimes suffer Its fortunes I'M
cOmplainingly, but whoever heard Of person
who enjoyed ihem'
or ali the multlaTinus diseases 10 which the
human system Is liable, there is perhaps NO one
so generally prevalent as dyspepsia, There arr
diseases more acute and painful, and which more
frequently prove fatal but none, the effects 81
lively distressing to the body. II there Ia q
wrctched beIug in the world II Is
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DYSPEPSIA PREVAILS

almost universally.
Nearly every other person you meet Ia victim,
an apparently willing one; Tor were this not the
case, why so many sufferers, when certain,
speedy and safe remedy Ia within the reach Of
all who desire TO avail themselves Of ~ But
the majority will not Blinded BY prejudice, or
deferred by some other unexplained influence,
they teilAc 10 accept the relief prOdered them.
They turn u deaf ear 10 tho testimony OF the
thOleands whose sulerings have been Alleviated,
and with strange infatualiOn, appear tn cling
with desperate determination TO their ruthless
tormCnt0r. But says dyspepiic: What is this
remedy to which We reply: This great allCvia'
tor of human suffering Is almost as widely known
as the English language. II has allAyed the ago.
nlCs Of thousands, and 10 to-day carrying comfort
and encouragement TO thousands Of Others This
acknowledged panaCea Is none other than
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stock Market.

view OTk money anu ptOCk MaIAo'
nU NEW YORK. July 90.
GOLD-Dull and steady at 1i2K. Loans were
made nat. ClearAnces nineteen millions. There
were fourteen bids at the sub.heasury for gold,
amounting TO &, 1OO, 900, at nom ia to 1i96s>T.
Awards one million OF from ii2.3S TO ii0.63X.
MoNEY-very easy At 993 per cent.
BScHASOE-S Sterling Exchange, Bankers bills,
iiOIi.
GOvBRNARNrs-sttong with moderate transac;
tons aud closed about Il advance from opening
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VITAL PRINCIPLE OF THE MANDRAKE
ROOT.

Now we desire tho reader 10 distinctly under.
stand that this extract OF the Mandrake Ia many
times more powerful than the Mandrake itself.
II IA the medicinal virtues Of this hCalthgvlng
pnat In perfectly pure and highly concentrated
form. Hence II e that two Of the Polophyllin
10 eight Or handful Of other preparations Of the
MandfAke arc required. The PodOphyllIn
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THEY STAND uNRIYALEp.

Now there arc certain classes Of persons TO
whom extrOme Bitters are not only unpalatAble,
but who ind It impossible to take them without
positive discomfort. For such
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cleansing the vital fluid from oil hurtlnl impurl.
ties and anpplAntlng them with the elements OF
genuine heathfulness. In word, there 10 scarce.
" disease In which they cannot BIO safely and
benelcially employed; but In that most general.
ly prevalent distressing and dreaded disease,
Dyspepsia,
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frat OF all, that HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BIT
TIERS Is nota rum beverage.
They are not alcoholic In any sense OF the term,
They arc composed wholly Of the pure juice Of
vital principle Of roots. This is not mere as
sertiOn. Tho extracts from which they arc com
German chemists. Unlike any other BitteTs II
tho market, they are wholly free from spirltqonI
Ingredients. The objection which hold wit b &c
much force against preparations Of this class
namGly-thatA desire for intoxicating drinks II
stimulated by their use, are not valid nthe cast
OF the German BitterB. 30 far from encouraging
or intoxicating taste or desire for inebriAtlnl
beverages, II may be confidently asserted tina
their tendency Ia In dramatically Opposite di
rCciIon. ThGlr elecLg can BIO
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DR, HOoFLAND's GERMAN BTTRRs.

Would you know more Of the merits Of.thls
wonderful medicine than can be learned nom tho
experience Of others Try II yourself, and when
It has failed to fulfil the assurance OF It's efficacy
given by the proprietor, then abandon faith ini 1t,
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DIR. JOHNSON,

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon.
don, Graduate Of one Of the most eminent Col
leges In tho United States, and tho greater part
OF whose life has been spent In tho hospitals OF
London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere has
effected some OF tho most astonishing cures that
were ever known. Many troubled with ringing
IN the head and ears when asleep, great nervous.
ness, being alarmed Of sudden sounds, bAshiul.
timea with detangemont Of mind, were cured
I'm mi dIh1Ail ' ~
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closed quiet and nrmi mlsBOuflB anu IennebbeeB
have been the feature Of the market.
SroCKs-MArket excited and feyeflEh with
largely Increased business. The bears, headed
it's sAid, by the Rock Island and Northwestern
ellQucs, have done all they could to break the
market. They succeeded better with their own
stock than any nther. Lake Shore, Western
Union, 81, Paul, New York Genital and Hudson
reacted as soon as the bears stopped Offering
them down. There Is considerable talk on the
street as to what will probably be done at meet
Ing Of the Lake Shore stockholders 10 he held at
Cleveland on the 27th. The P0St says We can
only teIterate what we have said before, that the
pool IL very strong and holds, II IL estimated 9iO
ofthe stock on the street and that its by no means
SAFE 10 sell.itshort. Should the pool break OF
course that would be another matter, bat II 10
mot safe 10 hazard money on the theory that they
win break. The market at tho close was very
weak, and in many cases the lowest prices Of The
day were made.
baltimore Market. ...
BALTIMORE, July 20.
FLouR-Dnll but unchanged.
URAIN-Demand fair and market hrm At IN.
changed prices. Corn dali; yellow southern IO6
tic. oats scarce and hrlnef; old western 6Oe.
oyIsIogs-Mess pork els 80. Bacon shout
derS nc; do sldes Del do clear RIB 9h6gHc
Hams i6H0l1Nc, ..
WnuKY@Fifmer At SIH9e5c.
Milwaukee Market.
MILWAUKEE,, July 20,
FLouR-EXtra supertne spring depressed and
&c lower; sales At Is %. 80,
CiR1tSz Wheat opened hrm but closed dull
No, ] MllEsukctji iaal ilH cash and JAY LyS
oats, No, 9lowUT, A5c Corn, No. mixed hrn
atboc, Rye No I, sc,
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BENEFICIAL ONLY

In all cases of the hillary system. ll0oAand's
promptly and vigorously upon the Liver they
remove It's tOrpidity and cause healthfll secre'
tiOn Of bile-th6roby supplying the stomach, with
tho most indispensable elements OF sound dlges
tlOn In proper proportions. They give tone to
tho stomach stimulating It's functions, ana On;
II should do. They impart yigOr and strength "a
the entire system, eau1lng the patientto feel like
another being-in fact, giving him new lease
Of lifo
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nooFIANDs POD0rnYLLiN PILL,

way TO popular favor because Ol lis intrinsic
merit. This Ia
HooFLAND's PoDoPHYLL1N PILL,
a perfect substitute for mercury, without any Of
mercurys evil qualities.
These wonderful Pills, which are intended TO
act upon the LAYER, arc mainly composed OF P0'
dophyllin, OF the
VITAL PRINCIPLE OF THE MANDRAKE
ROOT.
Now we desire tho reader 10 distinctly under.
stand that this extract OF the Mandrake Ia many
times more powerful than the Mandrake itself.
II Ia the medicinal virtues Of this hCalthglvlng
plnat In perfectly pure and highly concentrated
form. Hence II 10 that two Of the POlophyllin
Pills constitute a full dose, while anywhere Blx
TO eight or ahandfnl Of other preparations OF the
Mandrake arc required. The POdOphyllln
ACTS DIRECTLY ON THE LIVER,
stimulating lie functions and causlngit 10 make
Ita hillary secretlOnB In regular and proper lnAn-
titles. The injurious results which invariably
follow tho use ofmVrCnry 10 entirely avoided by
their use. But It Ia not upon the Liver only that
their powers are exerted.. The extract OF Man:
drake contained In them Ia Bkillfnlly combined
with four other extracts, one OF which acts upon
the stomach, one upon the upper bowels, one
upon the lower bowels, and one prevents any
gripping effect, thus producing q pill that inhi.
In an equal and harmonious manner, and itB &C.
tlon entirely free from nausea, vomiting or grip.
Ing pains common % all other purgatiYes.
Possessing these much desirable qualities, the
Podolophyllin becomes invaluable asa
FAMILY MEDICINE. -
No household should be without them. They
are perfectly safe, require but two for an ordlna.
~ dose, are prompt and efficient In action, and
when dsed in connection with Dr. Hoohand's
German BIttefs, or Tonic, may be regarded As
certain specifics In all cases OF Liver Complaint,
| Dygpepeia or any OF the disorders TO which the
system Ia ordinarily subject The
PoDoPHYLLIN PILLS
act upon the stomach and bowels, carrying OF
Improper distinctions, while the Btters or Tonic
purify the blood, strengthen and invigorate the
name, give tone and appetite 70 the stomach, and
| thus bnlld up the invalid anew
Dr.. HoohGnd, having provided internal rerue-
dies for diseases, has given the world one mainly
for external application In the wonderful pre-
parAton known "a #HH
On. nooFLAND's GREEK OIL,
This Oil IL sovereign rvmOuy for pains and
Rheumallsn,, Neuralgia, Toothacho, ChIlblains,
spralns Burns, Pain In the. Back and Loins,
Hngwor1ns, &C.. &C., all yield TO its external ap-
plIcAtion. The number Of cures effected by II u
astonishing, and they are increasing every day.
Taken internally II ia euro for Heart.burns,
Kidney Diseases, Sick Headaches, Collie Dyson.
terry, Cholera Morbus, Cramps, Pains In the
Stomach, Colds, Asthma, &C.
The Greek OIL 10 composed entirely Of healing
gums and essential oils. The principal ingredi'
Part If Greece. Its effects az destroyer OF pain
are truly magical. Thousands have been benefit.
cd by It's use, and trial by those who are skep-
teal will thoroughly convince them Of Its Inesti
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reflect that sound mind and body arc tho most
necessary requisites to promote ConnubiAl hap.
piness. Indeed, without these tho Journey
through life becomes weary pilgrimage the
prospect hourly darkens 10 the view, the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and oiled with
the melancholy reflection that tho happiness Of
nnnlhhh hnnnnnn hllnhlnl atlIh mi r,,ui,
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE,
YOUNG MEM

Who have injured themselves bya certain praC
tlcO, INDUCED In when alone, q habit frequently
learned from evel companions, or ut school, the
effects OF which are nightly felt, even when
asleep, and, II not cured, renders marriage i'm
possible, and destroys both mind and body,
should apply Immediately.
What pity that q young man, tho hope Of his
country, Tho pride Of his parents, should be
Anatched from oil prospects and en)oyments Of
life by the consequences OF deyiAting nom the
path Of nature, and indnlglng In certain Re
cIet habit. Such persons muSt, before Contem.
| plating
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STAY WHERE YOU ARE.

As general rule, the best place for II
young man to begin life is right where he is.
He need not go II hundred, or three hundred,
or II thousand miles away from home to try
the world; that particular spot where he
lives is IL part of the world, and Just us good
II place to try rs some other particular spot
three hundred miles off. 1t is II very COM
mon mistake for youngsters, who have not
yet butted their tender dsagainst the hard
angles of the world, to imagine they possess
superior talent, if they only had IN opportu-
nifty to exhibit it; if they live on IL farm,
there is no chance there to show their genius
if they live in II country town, it is entirely
too small to spread their wings in. They
ycarn for II great city where talents are up
preciated, and imagine that there is the field
for them to rise to eminencc and wealth,
and yet they had better stay right where they
are, and make their beginning in the locality
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THE SHAPE OF THE EARTH.

In the days before Columbus, the majority
OF mankind were content to believe that the
earth was II flat, circular disk, and that there
was IL jumping-otf place somewhere. The
idea that we had any antipodes who persist
ed in walking with their heads downwards
was secuted us not only ridiculous, but hcret-
zeal. Geographers have since asserted the
rotlnditp Of the earth, and have so thorough
~ proved the fact that ordinary mortals are
compelled to admit its truth. Recently, how
ever, II doubter in England undertook to as
sert that.the old circular-plain theory was
correct and that the earth was no spheroid.
backing up his assertion by IL wager of twen-
ty-five hundred dollars. This offer was ac-
cepted by believer in modern geography,
and IL series of experiments was instituted
which resulted in the affirmation of the the
DRY that the earth is round, and the conse-
quent loss of the wager by the believer in its
fatness. The flat philosopher was so en-
ragged ut being proved in the wrong that he
threatened to take the life of the winner of
the wager. He was accordingly summoned
before II magistrate, and, refusing to give
bonds to the amount of five hundred dollars
that he would keep the peace, he was locked
up in Jail, where he remained ut last ac-
counts. He is now doubtless convinced
more than ever that the earth is IL very in
sipid place, however lacking it may be in
ilatness.