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Tho originator of this wonderful medicine
claims to have discovered and combjaed IN
bor,uomg more of Natures itost Sorereign medi-
cal properties than was ever before combined in
one medicine. The evidence of this fact is
found in the variety Of most obstinate diseases
which it has been found to conquer. In the
cure of Rronchtis Sercre Coughs, aud the early
stages of CnnspBi lfiou, it has astonlShed the
medical faculty, and hundreds Of TIE best ply
sicians pronounce it the grcdfest medicut dis
corcry Of The age. While it cutes the severest
Coughs, it strengthens the system aud purteS
the blood. BY its great and horough b5"od
pat1fyiny properties it cures all Hugtors from the
worst scfotutd to u common Hotch Pmpfe ar
E,Hption Mercurial Diseases, Mineral poisons,
Syphiltic and Venerial Diseases, and their ef-
fects are eradicated and vigorous hcuith and n
sound constitution established. Ery&ipeias, S"tf
Rhsum, Scatd Head, Fcrer Sores .Scaly or
Rough Ski1i, in short all the numerous diseases
caused by bad d(ood, are conquered by this
powerful, purifying and invigorating medicine.
For r"Licer Comp{ai"t" Bilious Disorders and
Habitudl Constipation, it has produced hun
dreds of perfect and permanent cures where
other medicine had failed.
The proprietor offers $l00 reward for medi-
cine that will equal it in the cure of the diseases
for which it is recommended. Beware of coa"-
Ieits and acortbless imifation. See that my Gov
| ernment Stamp, which positspc guarantee u
geHaineness, ls upon the outside wrapper. This
medicine is Sold by Draggists at dollar PEI
bottle. Prepared by r. V. PIERCE NJ. D., sole
! Proprietor, at his chemical Laboratory, l3S
Seneca street, Buffalo, n. Y. juno Sd, l3-3m.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25

Till the formal speeches ended and amidst the
laugh and wine
Some one Spoke of Concha's lover-heedless of
the warning sign.
Quickly then cried Sir George Simpson; "spoak
no i'll of him I pray,
He is dead He died, poor fellow, forty years
ago this day.
Died while speeding home from Russia, falling
from fractions horse.
Left sweetheart, too, they tell me- Married, I
suppose, of course!
Lives she yet?" death like silence fell on BAN
quet, guests and hall
And trembling figure rising fixed the awe
struck gaze of all.
Two black eyes in darkened orbits cleaned be-
meath the nuns white hood;
Black serge hid the wasted figure, bowed and
stricken where it stood
" Lives she yet 2" Sir George repeated. All
were hushed Concha drew
Closer yet her nuns attire. " Senor. pardon,
she died too !"
Bret Hurte
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THE NEW FOOD.

For 8 few cents you can buy
CT your Greer or Druggist u
package Of SEA MOSS FARINE,
made fron pure Irish Moss, or
CarraSeen, which will mako
sixteen quarts of Blanc Mango,
and o like quantity of Pud-
lingS, CustarlS, Creams, Char
lotto Russo, Sc. 1t is tho
cheapest, healtiliest, and most
delicious food in the world. 1t
makes { splendid Dessert, and
has no equal as a light and
delicate food for InvalidS and
Children.
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A Glorious Change !!
THE GREAT WORLDS TONIC.
Plantation Bitters.

This wonderful vegetable
restorative is the Scacct-1n-
chor OF the feeble and dc5ili-
tatcd. AS IL tonic :aHasa cordial
for the aged and L:aGsgaaid, It
has saO equal uHrAOEig stOfn-
aclaics. AS IA remedy for tho
nervous weakness to which
women are especially subj
icct, 1t is superseSiimg every
other StiRaassVaEIt. Hm all Cli-
mates, tropical, temperate,
or frigid, it acts as IN specific
im every species OF disorder
which SsRASaernaines the bodily
strength aRad breaks down the
animal spirits, For sale by
all Druggists.
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3.tf

The standard remedy for Coughs. IN
fiuenza, sore Throat, w Who0ping
Cough, Group. Liver Complaint,
bronchitis. Bleeding OF the
Lungs, and every affection of the
Throat. Lungs and Chest. mclud-
ing Co sumption.
Vistar Haisam does not dry up
Cough, but ioosens it. cieanses
the Lungs. a!lays irritation. Shus
removing the cause of the COM
plaint. None genuine unless sign
ed 1. BUTTS. Prepared by SETH
w. EOWEE AZ SON, Boston.
Sold by REDDINGTON. HOS
TETTER ~ CO. san Francisco,
and by dealers generally. l6-ly
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TO THE PUBLIC.

A LII KINDS OF WORK, SEWING
IN Washing and Ironing, de-, done by Mrs
Burnett on short notice and on reasonable
terms. All orders left at the house, south west
part of Dallas, will be Immediately attended to.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25

DIR. SAGE's CArARRu RENEpY.--S500 reward
for an incurable case. Sold by druggists, or
by mail, 20 cents. Pamphlet free. Address K,
V. Pearce, N. D., Buffalo, n. \.
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SADDLE; TREES.
G.. III. COX

Has on hand and for Sale, SADDLE
TREES of all sizes and the best quality.
Shop near Waymiro's Mill, Dallas, Oregon.
43ti
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Nnxx Gnnhs. New GOndS.f
We respectfully call the attention of the
WI c.lo,.., c.,o,, of
Ladies' Dress Goods,
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4 r PUBLIC AUCTION,
n on FRIDAY, MAY II, AT l0js O'CLOCK,
AT STABLES 13l AND 1888 SULLIVAN STREET
Two DOORS ABOVE PRINCE STREET,

FINE ROAD AND FAMILY HORSES, CARRIAGES,
WAGONS, HARNESS. BLANKETS, SHEETS, &C.
including very stylish and speedy brown Horse l5e
hands high, years old trot in 80 or better ana II
sound, kind and true in particular.
Also speedy brown Colt lbi4 hands high, years old
can frnt In minutes. ana IL sound, kind ana true.
one black Horse, 49,, hands high years Old excel
lent niiy horse; Is not AFRAID of locomotive and ~
sound, kind and true.
ALSO hay Mare, 49, hands high years; Kind and
gentle In all harness
One Mare, l5is hands high, years Old Kind and
gentle Ia ali lnruess
sorrs Horse I5 hands high years old kind and
gentle III all harness
Also Pony UorSes sound and kind good under sad.
de, and can be driven by children.
Also closc Coach Brett iishi Rookaway. Queens
Phaeton, | Pony Phecton top Wagons, open Wagons
sets Of double Harness sets single Harness. Also
Blankets, Robes &c.
~ BSalc positive, absolute and unroserved. No post
poncmcnt on account OF weather
JESkiNS & DUFF, AUCTIONEFRS,
OFFICE I,sI BROADWAY.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

4 VERY HANDSOME LIGHT CITY BUILT DOG
IA Cart nearly new, sale low; can be seen a Eb-
belts Livery stable corner ofTwenty street and
Seventh avenue
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OsT-YEsTERDAY MORNING, A WHITE sPlTI
IL Dog with white spot and red ribbon around
neck, liberal reward viii be given TO finder al 81 west
Ninth
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EUROpEAN STEAMSHIPS.

| Tor Queenstown and Liverpool. Royal Mail stsanl-
sIgS - ?ES.fa r, ssrd.y
cirY Of ASTWERP TSarsiay Nay 80 noon
ciT9 OF BsETfNokl. Tharsas, june D. ar ny
and each succeeding Saturday and Thursday, from pier
RATES OF PASSAGE.
First cabin, siSsfass r....,.ss}
70 70 fonaon. f. iSnion. rria '.......
Passengers al:o forwarded asre Hamburg sweden,
Ticket. be boasht here a moderate rates by persons
Throash hls hiding given on shipments of goods to
hayrs nrrI,i and ,.,'.n antweTr, :, Il1vcs, rotss
For further information apG e the 6Sempanys oi'ce
IS Broadway New York
TINTED STATES MAIL L!NE.--sTEAM 70 QUEENS
town aud f.ivSrpool r..,,nos,,r
Sil25NgA SiSEsTIAS tss%sn ay $ & noaa
Cabin p'sFg Fsrai az E2@ s ssa currency
u sSG Tssa Sa & T sa n S oa Sss
'4 germany = 1&fii.h wilSNs d?6IISS, % Broadway
NAuufoSSAaI., rISn or sTEAMsHIr!s; ,r.,oor
fonYSi5nIfiiy 70 ASp fsoM Lo:poS G iai, iDiRsoi,,
from piers A and y North River.
-, ~ To 9nesnsiown and ylyernool,
ITALY rA'np'saso ao sF% GSSb5s 'HPS BlsIdf # 80 rS
ERiN Lawson Wednesday, May =, at3 y. N.
sauin passage. and So, currency
SGS s%GGfSq oG % y oCn s@ s-S2
For itrthcr Information apply at the Conpany's Office
81 Broadway. 4. w. i. HURST Manager.
CuNARn LINE;-TnE BRITISH AND NORTH AMER
.ean Royal @ Man &s;ssThips & between Now York and
From Sey s2rf Nav Is FIX New s Ss MAY u
CHINA We'd, May q chLlShl.la hLlI, sat May 25
june june hfaaa Sat- june 8
And every following Wednesday ana Saturday from
Rates OF Passage--Cabn So, 800 and Sl9). gold, ac-
cortling accommodation Tickets ~ Paris To gold,
additional Return tickets favorable terms Steerage
$40 currency.
all OF Europe al lowest Through bills lad
ing given Belfast Gla sow llnvrc Antwerp and other
ports the Continent and for Mediterranean ports Ior
freight and cabin passage apply at the companys Office,
No bowling Grecn for steerago passage at Ill Broad
way, Trinity building - . - ..,.,
i WHITE STAR LINE-NEW YORK, QUEENSTOWN
i w and Liverpool, from White Star Dock pavonlh
ferry Jersey City, every saturday Liverpool
Thursday, the Cove Of Cork the day following Tho nest
aud fastest ships afoat Steerage passage $50 currency:
Broadwny: or 10 o'DoNoVhS Ro;sX' 263 BROADWAY,
opposite o City Hall, New York and 5s Fulton street,
Brooklyn.
/ TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU--OFFICTAL
u Passports issued to citizens travelling abroad by A.
! o. WlLLMARTH United States Court House, II Cham.
/ bcrs street.
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t IS LIBERTY STREET, NEAR NASSAU
II Light Carriage and Harness Warcrooms
Choice stock of Bugeies. Pony PhaetoDs. Roclaways
and Road Wagons carefully selected the best buiid
and offered at manufacturers prices, fully rs 10 %
cent below broadway rates
JOHNSTON VAN TASSEI.L, s. Liberty street.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamship HANSi, Capt r. Brickenstcin, will sa
Tuesday, May H. at 2P NJ from Bremen Pier foot Of
Third street fIobohen, to bo followed by steamship
DEUTSCHLAND Captain II. 4. T. Seynaber, OH satuf.
RxfEs OF PASSAGE TO LONDON, HAvRE AND
BREMEN,
Payable In gold or It's equivalent In currency
Second cabin 72
For freight or passage apply 10
OEIKICHs < co, Agents
IN 9 n,liu lraaO
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.


DAClFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
cAuFoRSIA' SF jSFAN AND CHINA,
CARRYING SAai14;s$ a a1;$ snEzfh & n,EEf4$zs4sfhsorRs - AND
yssSAsso SAsrsSf SaiEIS aSrSiss
le9ye 18th and ti each @ month except when
his ases e SS sqsSy sSa e as
M ssir
S IE for sA
% fl Se pSe and Ga fT spp &c ss sSs @
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP
Gompsny y The eIegsnt side wheel seanshig souIta
Mn n for g. T4os oFa Il and
no Jansiro THURSDAY May 80 at O'Clock p n, irons
For freight Or passage aSPs{ e e GARRISON Agent.
No Bowling Green,
DHrnfiiy niyISh tSE f FsodHtse phEAst AND VERA CRUZ
HRa as1si" ne a'
SEX pTs assa %s$sHs:ay Nay
cIx q Sp1 aana
'0f 'r'ih' OF p4iiE aIExaESfpEEf asESfES SONS 80 Broadway
Usl1hPR sss5Fs iit NE e AEAsq
sailing 'esa"iy scs} Sf"TSS RSsss Rvs T. NJ
aSEsa f4s5hf CAPT Hsi,sn .
:. v. D'~ooS' 10 ! t:GsSs1l's ssssliass Green.
NOR HAVANA
u The arst class steamship
JUNfATA q ,215 tors,,
Cnharinc, Master,
viii sail New Orleans via Havnn from pier g. foot
Of Queen street Philsde phin on SaturdayMay IS ats
Accommodations FOR passengers of tin, mos. supcrioS
Fare 10 either Havana or New orleans $50 currency.
NM J.. JAMES, General Agent,
40 South Third street, Philadelphia.
rExAs LINE or GALVESTON srEAMERs.-Toucn3
i ing at Key West carrying tho United states mall
The Al steamship CLYDE, Captain Kennedy 10 pier ~
Through bills Of ladinH given to Houston and 70 ai
points the Galveston Houston and Henderson and ~
j.. H. and q. Railroads.
f0'ifcs,.I e. II i. MALfoRYg'& 60, lSs Maiden isnc,
orw. r. CLYDE & co, ne Wall street
I,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
r,. ,c..Ie I4e oT2nws % ss9P ,ne cac,sn E. W
aeSe NAV @ At eiS osScS ft M Fre6 G received d"y
ona hgpf e p aee csn s Sss & seas a A0o
- IT, B. 5RohwELL 4 co, so West street
INoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
L MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE,
from pier No Nprth lT hiySf 2. 9'siock
o. Saturday. Mag Is.
Louis yicksburg, Mobile, Galse aud indanoia.
tons, apply to FREDERIC BAKER, 80 Broadway
nor NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
i The Old Dominion steamship Company win despatch.l
pier North River, their elegant saewleel stearn.
mond SATURDAY, May at3P ~ giving through bills ce
adng all points South and southwest. Through pas1
sgnaed AppIy at per a. Or It nc gsnersi oce ia
Greenwich street, corner o' pcy street.
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('ITIZESS' EVENING LINE STEAMERS FOR Al,
~ baDy and Troy landing Catskiil; 81 cents; by
the fastest night boats the Hudson. Steamers sunny
SIDE and THOMAS POWELL leave pier ~ North River,
foot Spring street. daily Saturdays excepted, at NJ,
making sure connscuon win all tram, going East an
Rensselaer, aud Saratoga and Troy and Boston Railroads.
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE.
IN Tor Long Branch aud all stations this aud con-
meeting railroads, including Philadelphia. ynelanfs
Brdgeton Greenwich, SC, &c. 1
on aud after May Ia steamers connecting with ua
trains OF tis road sandy look will leave por @s Nofr
$50 a. Nj. and I. M-For Philadclphia, vneand, 10
$50 4. M.-for Long Branch Toms River. Waretowlt
and all Intermediate stations
5P. M..-for Long Branch and intermediate stations
The frst Plymouth Rock aud jesse iioys
have been purchased hy this company ana arc no" ooS
put In complete order tlc summer business =, rr,o
with he bost, ab0ve named wlCu Long Branch Trans
will be run on better time than hcfcto'pse'
G " BENTLEY, General hRhasor
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OsT OR sToLEN-A NOTE, DRAWN BY HIRSCH.
Ia kind, Parker CO.. dated February 3 six months,
a. 2s PAYABLE the National Shoe ana Leather Bank
All parties hereby cautioned against negotiating the
NJ fUTZET, 3S& Pine street
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4 FINE HARNESS OR SADDLE, AND ALL KINDS
~. Of chcar grades q Harness, bat good Sheets Lap
Robes, Ear Tps Fly Nets and everything pertaining TO
horses aud carriages be had NJ the old English i
porting house, 62 Warren street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-17

A FOR SALE. DOCTO RS PHAET0N, BUILT BY
"A. Peter Dubois; used but three tines cost $500; will
be sold cheap going out OF town. Inquire at
stable 81 Wcst Tenth street.
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A SHETLAND PONY FOR SALE.-44 INCHES HIGH
IA SIX years old the handsonest and OF the finest
temper ever imported; warranted sound and kind; tree
from all vice. Apply at grocery 394 Third avenue
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IL avenue car, Solitaire Diamond Rreastrin. 500
reward win be paid on its delivery at 3g Filth avenue.
CToLEN--oN TUESDAY MONT, MAY Il, 1872. THE
~ following Notes One made by Murphy 4 heSbit 10
my order dated April o. 1872 Tor $685. pay able 5 days
a,ier date and endorsed by also dated May TO-
able 70 days after date All re cautioned asainst
payment has stopped. ROBERT FERDON,
54a West lwenty-seycnth street,
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At AUCfJoS-TIIIs DAY, BY
"A JOHNSTON VAN TAssELTL
TO Il2, ~ East Thir;ecrth street,
FAMILY EsI ItBLIsHMENT-BAy CARRIAGE HORSE,
warranted sound Kind and true also set Harness. sc.
EXTENsfpN ruP PItAETON, ~ GOOD ORDER.
SUPERIOR ROAD HORSE FOR GENII1NFNSi Use,
ISL hands, os In three minutes; warranted sound, Kind
AMI true.
FOiiR OTHER EXTRA FINE EoADsTERs.
Ton ana no top Wagons
NINE SETS HARNESS, DoUBIT~hSD SINGLE
A Two OPEN ROAD WAGONS, BY BREWSTER, or
IA Bropmc street, in perfect order for sale low. Also
second hand Top Wagons, by best city makers
assortment Pony Phuet With without tops
bies; ne aHsortmers OF Rockawaya Depot Wagons Ex.
press Wagons Ac Harness. sheets, Robes, 4c
". II. GRAY, 20 10 20 Wooster street.
AT A SACRirICE--A HEAVY STOCK cP FOUR
~ scat PhGsioEs, Depot Wagons, tnp aud top Bug
gcs, second Husgies Coaches &c q and % Charles
street
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n sell n fine, stylish pair Of dark brown carriage
Horses 10 hands inches high, years old, sound and
kind Apply at stables IS Lexington avenue near Twenty
fourth
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4 vEEY ELEGANT AND STYLISH PAIR or YOUNG
n bay Horses sale very fast aud oi excellent stock
is hands u. inch; beauty, style and promise they
cannot be exccicd warranted perfectly sound and kind
very spirited and ambitious. Apply toJOHN CORCORAN,
80 West Forty fourth street
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TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUEEAU.--OFFICIAL
Passports issued to citizens travelling abroad by A..
9. wILLMARTH, United States Court House. II Cham.
bers streOt.
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OLD ESTABLISHED ALBANY, ANp A pscl pEot N'ns
OF reaincre landing at atSktl rom int y ~.
daily saaraays excepted tgre - esnts, na s,anp 49,
Ro";,,s rs ccrfs Fare tni>k,l " ccnts 1..aae.
varn.rtiY md Connecticut connecting Wlll ratnus VI
ali stgs West aud N0rt viii leave as H'oVe a'V w.
Freiyit at reduced rates
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1872-11-13
The Result Of The EleetlOn.

The result of the election last
week has been of the most astonish-
ing character. Gen. Grant, for
President, swept all the Northern
States, and some FIVE or six of the
Southern States, by large majorities.
In Tennessee, the Radicals have
elected some six or eight members
of Congress and have made large
Legislative gain, which may give
them the control of that body. Gov.
Brown is reelected by a decreased
majority. The effects of Mr.. John
sons disorganizing course has been
fearful, indeed. In the race for
Congressman at Large. Mr.. May
nard is said to be elected by a plu-
rality over Gen. Cheatham; Mr..
johnson falling far behind both of
his competitors. We trust that the
opponents of Radicalism in our State
will not soon forget the lesson of
last week, and those of our friends
who gave aid and assistance to the
work, we hope, are fully satisfied
that independent candidates are
but strikers for our common politi-
cal enemies.
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The Policy or Grants Second Term
Strongly Marked Out.

Special Correspondence to the Courier-JournAl.l
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-The Wash
ington Chronicle Of this morning con-
tains several editorial articles tend
ing to foreshow the future policy of
the Grant administration. The Lib
eral Republicans are to be put to the
sword. They are to be spoken of as
poor renegades, and guilty Of politi-
cal infamy:
On the subject Of the volume of
currency, the ground is taken that
there has been a contraction Of the
currency by fire and wear and tear
amounting to ninety millions, and
that the Secretary of the Treasury
ought to have the power Of expand
ing the currency to retrieve what he
may consider a stringency at any
time. The idea is plainly maintain
ed that specie payment will not be
reached by a process Of gradual con-
traction.
Under the head Of reconstruction
the ground is boldly taken that some
thorough reconstruction is needed in
Georgia, and that it should be prompt
~ undertaken.
The success of Grants Indian
policy is Illustrated by the statement
that in order to make the Yuma
Pimos and other tribes remain con-
tent upon reservation, it is first ne
cessary to give them some thrashing.
1t is already apparent that many
of the Presidents friends are pre-
pared to urge upon him a new line
of foreign policy, looking toward the
annexation of Northeastern Mexico,
and bold tone in respect to the as
sertion of the rights of Americans in
Cuba. The acquisition Of San Do
mingo, it is freely predicted, will be
again pressed upon Congress.
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are much below the average. and at
last accounts prices were rising at
nearly all the ports of supply. This
advance may be partly accounted
for by the eagerness of merchants
to increase their supplies before the
close of navigation; but under or
binary circumstances the supply at
the shipping ports is equal to the
demand.
The scarcity of tonnage will also
exercise no inconsiderable influence
on the expectation of breadstuffs
from this and other countries. The
substitution OF steam for sailing
vessels has operated less favorable
than was anticipated. It is found
that while the wooden vessels have
decreased in number, the steam ton
mage has not increased proportion
ately. This applies more particular
~ to the European trade. But the
scarcity of tonnage is limited to no
country or locality, and extends to
American as well as European ports.
But while England will next year
be more dependent than ever on
foreign countries for food supplies
there is no reason to anticipate any
considerable increase of prices in
that country. The competition to
supply the deficiency is very great
Every country in the world will ship
its surplus food to England, and the
supply will probably be regular
and fully up to the demands for
actual consumption. Hence, while
will take all the grain we
can spare, or find means to ship, and
pay fair prices for it, any speculative !
to force up rates or make |
a ''corner" in wheat in view of Euro
pean eXigences would not be likely |
to prove any more successful than is +
usual in such enterprises.
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Knocked aBa0E In the World.

1t is a good thing for young
man to be knocked about in the
world" though his soft-hearted
parents may not think so. All
youths, or if not all, nineteen-twen-
tieths of the sum total enter life
with surplus of self-conceit. If,
in measuring themselves with wiser
and older men than they, they dis
cover that it is unwarrantd. and get
rid of it gracefully, of their own ac-
cord, well and good if not, it is de-
sirable, for their own sakes, that it
be knocked out of them. A boy
who is sent to large school soon
finds his level. His will may have
been paramount at home, but school
boys are democratic in their ideas,
and, if arrogant are sure to be
thrashed into a recognition of the
golden rule. The world is a great
public school, and it soon teaches a
new pupil his proper place. If he
has the attributes that belong to a
leader he will be installed in the
position Of leader; if not, whatever
his own opinion of his abilities may
be, he will be compelled to fall in
with the rank and file. If not des-
tined to greatness, the next best
thing to which he can aspire is res
probability; but no man can be truly
great or respectable who is vain.
pompous and overbearing.
BY the time the novice has found
his legitimate social position, be the
same high or low, the probability is
that the disagreeable traits of his
character will be softened down or
worn away. Most likely the pro-
cess of abrasion will be rough, but
when it is all over, and he begins to
see himself as others see him, and
not as reflected in the mirror of self
,onceit. he will be thankful that he
las run the gauntlet, and arrived,
hough by a rough road, at self
knowledge. Upon the whole, what
,ver loving mothers may think to
he contrary, it is good thing for
'ouths to be knocked about in the
vorld--it makes men Of them. |