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, 1872-10-17

Sieesrs. Lunt, Preston j. Kean quote stocks
Id bonds in this market, this afternoon, as fol-


The following instruments we've FLED for record yes
toraaY
CIT PROPERTY.
Washington az y Of and near Hoyne st, r, Lot 46,
with other property, dated Sept II consideration
Eossu.h st, bet Hanover and Butler sts, T, 20xl25
It. dated Oct. 1si consdsrattoE N :. 5a+ad
~ T~e.e 81 ,ots sa s2aE A's
Lincoln st. Of Harrison st. in rear 2e1l2' IT, dateo
Sept. 20; consideration, 500 IN oons;a-
Jefferson st, bet Harrison and pok sts ef 2s # to
aitjon, dated Oct. . consideration, s1l oo0-
Lois 70 to S., in same dated oct.' eoasaoe1apon'
Indiana az, bet Twentyarst ard Tvcaty-sscond sts,
t. 60xl78Nft # Except 20x5o It III 1ear dated Sept
Miehiean-av, be. Twelfth and Thirteenth SITS, e ft
2s177o r. dated Aug. Is; consideration, s22 ooo.
IT. Sadts aated sept Il; GO eansiaesstioa, si7oo:
nqs s15 sna s. 's q ; 60
temple st, bet Chicago ay and Second ST. +, e41s2
RI, dated March IS; consideration, sioo.
Same as tho above, dated Sept. 7; consideration
Cornell st, bet Noble and CHASE sts, +, a5 it to
living st, let Blue Island av and Halsted st. n +,
BOX ss9sei ses Asdon. 10 % dated ocI IS; eo1s'd.
Lei %. q = Isl OF es4 IT Of " xnw4 Sec 1s, 50,
Il. dated Sept. IS +; consideration, S2375.
Lot 50, in Block 2 Of r., eH Except " ~ chaius}
Ct nwA SEC Is, 80, II. dated Oct consideration
5000.
Indiana st " Of North Market st. T. 80 It to alley
dated Nov i, 1871 consideration, &, 600.
Desrlanes st. e8 lilo It of Monroe st, I, und1d
Of s1xl19 IT, dated Oct: 2; consideration, s1oo5o.
Won Horn'st, between Leavitt and Oakley sts, f..
ls1125 #. dated Sept :: consideration. $500.
Butterheld st, cor Of Thirty-ninth st, (, 4aKx
o7 It. dated Sept. 8 !; consideration, 81 800.
Fourth av, between Van Buren and Harrison sts, "
r. 4oxlOO feet dated Oct. consideration, Sl7 600.
Ashley st, between Lincoln and Robey ste, /, Lot
q, datel ApR. ! !: consideration. sl.0oa
, 1872-10-17

PORT OF CHICAGO.


ARRIVED. Oct 16-
Prop Merchant, Buffalo, 800 bars railroad iron, and
sunGries.
schr Meridian Cedar River, 165 N lumber, IS N lath.
stmr Alpena, Grand Haven GOO bds stases, and sun
Prop Colorado, Buffalo, ao1 bars railroad iron, and
scow Mary Ann Scott Milwaukee, light.
Bark Lafrinier, Buffalo, 500 tons railroad iron.
Schr P. Hayden, Muskegon, l20 N lumber.
Prop George Dunbar, Muskegon, 15o N lumber, 10 m
1ath.
Prop City OF Fremont Port Huron ITO pkgs fish, 113
cds wood, 40 bu potatoes, and sundI1es.
Schr Racine, Masonville, $50 u lumber, 80 N ath-
sh Rns Mnsasg9a q apes p5es ~
Schr Falcon, Ludington, 100 N lumber.
gchr Mary, Muskegon, las N lumber.
Bchr Speed, Grand Haven, 100 m lumber.
Schr Lunberman, White Lake, 135 m lumber.
schr R. B. King, Grand Haven, 81 m lumber.
schr j. P Ward, White Lake, so m lumber.
schr Robert Hewlett, Grand Haven, $50 m lumber.
schr " Il. Hawkins, Union Pier l2U eds wood.
Schr PRIDE Muskegon; IS III lumber.
Barge Contest, Mnskegon, go N lumber;
schr a. II. Beers, Little Bay de Noe, 140 N lumber.
Schr Raleigh, Mushegon, 40 N lumber.
scow Mer1naid Holland, 60 eds bark.
CLEARED --...-....ocf. ID.
Prop Arizona, Buffnlo 5000 wheat.
Prop Arizona, Erie, 400 brs -four.
schr Coral Hapfin 10 brls -four, brls pork, b7ls
beef, 5 pigs butter, and sunGries-
schr Lille Parsons, OsTego, 5000 bu wheat.
fshE aaesanc satp h9ae Bna = wheat
St11r Aipeua Muskegon, so brs best, aud sundries.
Prop Idaho, Buffalo, % coo bu wheat.
Barge Roscius, Buffalo, 1873 bu corn.
schr J:V. Taylor, Ford River 1900 bu cats, 1910 bu
corn, Is br's -four, and sundries.
schr ). H. Jewett, East: Saginaw, 7,Il2 bu wheat.
schr Bahama, Buffalo, 2, 500 bu coru.
schr Hubbard, Buffalo, 1887 bu rSe.
, 1872-10-17
LAKE FRElGHTS.


CHICAGO, Oct. 16.-Actiye and unchanged at
16c for wheat, and 15c for corn to Buffalo; 25c
on wheat and 23]5c On corn to Kingston. The
engagements reported since the close Of Change
yesterday were: To Byng 1nlet-S Schz San Ja-
einto, pork and sundTies on p.t. To Buffalo
schrs Delaware, Grandy, Erastus Corning,
water, William 0: Brown, Stafford, Bahama, and
Acorn, and prop Plymouth, all corn at 15c; H:
P. Baldwin, wheat at 16c; Montauk;; wheat ct
1870; Mocking Bird, Young, corn at 1916; Eel
derhouee. ?. t.; corn at 151ac; schr Reed Gaze,
corn On p. t.. Ethan Allen, corn at 1876. To
saginaw-schr John Jewett. wheat at 12e;
Total capacity equal to $1,000 bu Wheat and
425,o0o bu corn. All the 15c corn vessels 1e-
ported were either made yesterday afternoon or
before Change to-day-the 1870 charters we're
made on Change,
BuFrA1o, Oct l4-Rates steady. Charters as
follows: Bark Favorite, salt to Chicago, 20c
hr1, o b: echr Watts Sherman, SAT- to Ipledo'
&c brl, o b; echr Presto, salt to Grand Haven,
pit. Reported by H. n. Smith, Esq: Brig u.
y BHo to c6a' chifeg Rga So s. bs
troit, s1.0o per ton, free schr skylark, coal,
Cleveland to Chicago. s2.1o per ton, free; sehr b.
lottie Wolf. coal, Cleveland to Mlwaukee, S2.o0
Per Ion, tree schooner Lyman Casey, railroad
, 1872-10-17
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct. 16.
hCOHOL-Tho demand was good aud prices ruled
firm ut 81 .78G1 Is for "a per centprcof.
BROOM CORN-There was no improvement to
notice to-day the demand being light both on local
and shipping account. Stocks are accumulating and
tue market is steady at tho following quota
tonp: S40.0o45oO0 per ton for common !; SIo.Vo
$4,000 for fair for choice; and $13ooo
@150.O0 for choice hu1l. ..
urices are triAIe eaEier quotable at 90 Tor
common; s225@2.5o for fair medium, and s27o92.9g9
Of bags Ut $3.50; 10 bags at s2oo; 10 do at $780,
CALIFORNIA FRUITS-Pears were selling readily
ut s4o034.5o per boz. Grapes at s275 Sales include
$50 boxes pears at $450@4.T5; 100 st S400: l0u al
$3.50: % boxes plurns at s. 90.
BUILDING MATERIALS-There vas no abate-
uaeut in the demand, Brick Is steady at {l2.6Q. Lime
, 1872-10-17

HOGs-The fresh receipts were Is, 542, making
the total for the three days, 1888; against
1858 for the same time last week-an increase
Of 16,730. There we're in the sale pens to-day
somewhere in the neighborhood OF 10000 hogs,
the number left over unsold laat evening reach
ing fully 5000. Under this large supply, the
market, as may be supposed, WAS again weak
and unsettled. Owing to the mild character OF
the weather, packers dare not operate to any
considerable extent, and, although the shipping
interest was literally represented, the combined
demand from that quarter did not prove suffl-
cient to absorb more than one-ha1f the offerings,
out. The opening sales we're effected ut not
more than 5@10c of" but BY the middle Of
the afternoon tho decline had reached 10@15c,
and at the close the tendency is unmistakably
downward. Sales we're reported at 94.45@i.80,
chiefly at $4.55@4.70. The closing prices we're
s4,45@4.50 for common; s4.55@4-60 for
medium, and $465@4.70 for good to choice.
We note the following:
, 1872-10-17

in bulk has advanced, now quoted at sl,oo9l:lo.
S.,50a275; New York strcco, casting,
s3.75S4:oo; eaperans d., s4;oo@4.6o; Re-
sendale cement, s3:25@3,So; Utica cement en- a1
Akron cement, S2oo; marble dust, s3.25 lime
in bulk, sloo@il 10; Line s1;25@1;s5 per brl; white
1oGal5r FIRE bricl:, per l,0o0 s4oo1@ao.o0 builoin9
b-:ck tcc1amon). s13.o05l4.co; Woodstock pressed
rarga at s25o094 1000; St. Louis Hydraulic pressed, a
dcl Hiustiale, 1850, del; tire clay, per bsl,
s4oos5o3 the following is the list Of prices ner po1
OF 50 feet tor domestic window glass, from which 6
reduction Of 40 rer ce2t is made b dealers:
, 1872-10-17
MARINE ITEMS.

Wind-stoady from the east.
The schooner r. J. Gibbs is ashore, and
probably q total loss, at Port Stanley.
Three large RATS were lost near Port Aus
tin. Lake Huron, and one at Rondeau.
Tile schooner Black Hawk is ashore at
South Haven, and an unknown vessel On Plum
Island.
been libeled, at Milwaukee, for debt
The barge Wm: McGregoE, consort to the
propeller Forest City, grounded on reaching the
st. Clair fats, day before yesterday.
u1 Sons aSsq31fs pp pstlos T. Rver a91 weR
a schooner loaded with cord wood, and
bound for Toronto, capsized in gale -"h1le
passing Port Huron ont., satn1uaX ~ bn-
assistance and reached her in time to save the
hands, who we're swimming for their lyea.
The weather on Lake Huron has been very
violent for the past two Or three days, the #ano
from the northwest blowing gale. Only feW
vessels we're out upon that lake but that could
take care Of themselves under the emergencies.
Not so, however, with three rafta which Wers
oyertaken by the storm and we're lost at or neal
-? MDE1no1r. 5 Mich., Oct. 15.-The schooner
Clifford. James Couch, D. P. Dobblns, and many
others, reported by Captain J. ". Hall in the
Detroit papers andin the Inter Ocean, Of CHI.
| bound up, is false, as they passed up on ion-
| day evening in tow OF the tug Sweepstakes;
This kind Of guess-work is causing q great deel
of trouble among vessels, and 1t Is daily occur
| renee. G. W NORTON, Marine Reporter-
| The Saginaw Courier says tho new schooner
L. G. Butts, built at the South Saginaw Ship
yard during the past summer, vas successfully
| launched Friday afternoon. Her Dimensions
are ITO feet keel 80 feet beam, and II feet hold.
She vas built for Messrs. Rust & Co., and will
engage in transporting lumber from Saginaw to
Cleveland
II l. L. A3SnN
, 1872-10-17

Cargo schr Robert Hewlett, from Grand Ha~
ven, 151 m strips and boards at 317.00, q m 1ath
at $3.25. Sold by E. II. Doubleday.
>" Cargo schr R. B. King, from Grand Haven, S.
m strips and boards at s17.o0. Sold by E. II.
Doubleday
Cargo schr Speed, from Grand Haven, 100 m
strips and boards at S16.75, n piece stnf at
DnnhIeda7.
, 1872-10-17
COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct. 1e.
The following were the receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles of produce in this city
during the past twenty-four hours; there were
none reported for the corresponding time e year
ago:
, 1872-10-17
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.


CATTLE-So far as native cattle were con-
cerned, there VAS little or no improvement IN
the general features of the market, buyers being
few, and those few insisting upon still further
concessions as the only conditions upon which
they would invest Consequently little was ac-
compliehed in the way OF sales, as holdere gem
eraliy did not feel justified in accepting lower
prices. There we're some fine cattle on sale, but
the prices offered we're not satisfactory, ana
with two or three exceptions, none Of this sort
changed hands. The only transaction reported
above $500 was At head, averaging 1,36lfbs, at
$500. The drove was sold BY Nicols q Addems to
Nelson Morris for the New York market. few
cur loads wero takcu at 55.50@6.00, but most Of
tie transfers we're effected at the low range Of
s3.50O475 for medium COWS and thin steers to
extra COWS and fair fleshy steers. In the mar
ket for Texas cattle there was decided improve
sn the demand a %aag 6g actIS Ho
city Butchers and packers buy liberally OF this
class Of stock, but feeders were in the market,
and operating The "Northwestern Distilling
Company" had representative in the yards, the
s bessd. Gi this: number, 400 we're purchased Of
Gregory, ,Strader L. Co. at So. 2.75@2.S0. Ihohighest
price obtained for Texas CATTLE in this market
during the present season WAS realized to-day
by Bentley Young l. Co. for 113 head averaging
1905 lbs. The cattle were fedby ". J. Murphy,
on Ills farm in Shirley, Mclean County, Illinois:
Mr. Murphy is among our most SUCCESSFUL
feeders and from his stables come some Of the
finest cattle that reach this market: Stock
SssSi psrati7ely steady Il ssoo@s5o foE common
Rght thinniah lots, and at s3.75@&.25 for me-
dun to good thrifty young steers Of heavier
average Veal calves Eere mora plenty, and
sold Slowly at s3.50@5.75-the outside quota
ton for choice light. The market closed firm
for Texas but dull and weak for natives.
QUOTATIONS..
E1tra-Graded steers averaging l,4oo ibs . ,o~,o NJ
Choice beeves-Fine, fat, well formed 3year
to S gear old Eteere, and aversging lsl5o
Good Beeyes-Well- -fattcned, hnely~formed
steers averaging t,l0o to 800 hs 5.ooG3.1o
neonm eann 100 To- 1,2so tbs 475@525
Butcucrs' Stock-Common to medium
stee1s and good to extra cowE, for city
slaughter, averaging $50 to icy ns...- 3259aso
Stock Gattle-Cotnmon cattle. In decent
6esb averaging 100 TO ,050 lke. 3.o9942o
| Inferior--Light and thin cows, heifere,
stags bulls and zcalau7G atee1a......... 2o0g2.n
Texas Catte-Th1ough dsoves.. 2.o9ta3o
Texas Catt!e--Northern wnered........... 51eeA.'V
| CATTLE BALES.
, 1872-10-17

days excepted
Cffcaco 4. Alton Railroad.
f!h;caro Alton & st. Louis Th.ough Line, and Lottst-
ana MOI short ruuts from Chicago to hhnsas City
Union Depot, West Side, near Madison-st-. bridge.
St. Louis i Springfield Express,
via Main Line. gals B. N. '8Up II.
Kansas City Fast Express, via -@.
Jacksonville, ILL.,, aud Louisi-
ana, Mo-. 9:l5 a. m. s:uo p H.
E1nroqs fWesern Digision so D. n. $3.50 p.
Joliet l. Dwight Acco1uodati 45Q p M 9lo H. NJ
St. Louis 4 Springfield Light
ming Express, via Main Line,
sud also via Jacksonville Di- ---
Tls1on i7too =" 49, 49, r. @
Kapsas City Express, Tla jack
gon7ille ILL., Louisnn., bio. t9 90 p. H. s!:i2 a. n.
Jefferson City Express. ~ p NJ - .. NJ
Peoria Keokuk 4 Burl'n Ex.... s9CN r 3Gu p H.
sF;1csnt Sunday .E3 Saturday. SEX. Monday.
tDai1y, Main Linz, and daily except Saturday "a
Jacksonville Division tDai1y via Main itnes 4na oa1Vs
e1capt Monday, VIZ Jacksonville Division
, 1872-10-17

LEi1ONS-Were N moderate request. FIlEes
ranged from s9o0@l0o0 per boz for French. and s8oo
@900 for Maiagas. New oranges s. % per lou:
METALS AND TIMERS sTocK-All articles IN
the List met with good inquiry former quotations BE-
Ing fully sustained. We quote: .
i'm PLArE-1C, 1o1l4 $1,000; dc, 12x12, $3.50: do,
14x20, sl7.00; do, roofing, IC, S14.50.
PIG TIK-Large, 45c; small, Acc; bar, 4tc.
SHEET Z1sc-Fnu casks, 112<c; half casks, 12c; less
quantity, IL Hc; slab, SC.
SHEET RoN-No. "a, 7Kc rates. ..
copPER-Copper bottour, 4ac; hrazers, over IL ies,
45o: timed copper, 4ac.
, 1872-10-17

SHEEP-A fair degree Of activity cha!acterlzed
the sheep market; both local and outside buyers
being in attendance, and operating on liberal
scale: Hence, with light supply On sale, hold
ers we're firm in their demands, and the prices
current earlier in the week, were fully sustained.
Sales we're reported at @500-chieay at
S4O0@4.75. Lambs are salable at s2.oo@30o
per head. We quote common to mixed sheep at
$3.50@3.75: medium at S4.00@4.5O, and and
good to choice at S475@5.25. We note the 1ol-
lowing:
NO. 1p Pr;ceINo. Ap. PTfec} No. Au. P17es~
40 : Il $3.50 70 7a $50! n lambs $2saH
II 81 437AI ST Il 4.25| ll9 l2fnos xoo
l06 81 4.25 I312 81 4-4oI'
, 1872-10-17
iron to Toledo, s1.25 per ton; bark 6n !, ogs1ita

iron to Toledo, s1.25 per ton; bark be < og1ita
$500 per ton, free /; scbr oneonts, coal, G!aye.
land to Chicago, s2.1o per ton. free schr z. 4.
Portch, stone, to Detroit, s35o for cargo sch1
free schr Louis Day, coal, Cleveland to Chi
cago, S2.o0 per ton, free schE L. Boody, rail.
handling; schr o. Culver, coal, Cleveland to
Chicago, down town dock, $20o per ton free-
lower, owing to better supply OF vessels. The
schooner City of Tawas takes wheat to Buffalo
at 16kc. Lie propeller Merchant Waa engaged
yesterday at 17c. The schooners J. R., Noyes
and Trinidad take wheat to Oswego at 23c.
, 1872-10-17

.sOn Sstu1daTs this train will bo to Champaign.
Chicago, Indianapolis d Cincinnati Through
Line, vim Kanknkee Route.
Trims arrive aud depart the Great Central Rairoad
Dannt foot of Lake-at through tickets and Sleep
iugear borths apply at Ticket ot5cs, Is Canal cur
Congrcss-st. and A1chganax also, foot OF Twenty
second-et-CondensedY Ytus-Tab1e
LsaTe Chicago. ......:.........f $40 D. sss N.
Arrive It Indianapolis 6a9p. N. s :s5s D. n n
tA1ail and K1prnss, except Sunday.
fLtghtning Express. excspt Saturday.
Trims Chicago at ito and BIS p N.
Running time only Il hours.
The entire train through to Linclnnat. Eul11hQ
s1erIsrs on nFsht 't
, 1872-10-17
RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
ARRIVAL AID DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.


Chicago, Burlington D. Quincy Railroad.
Of Lake-st. lndiana-aF. and Si1tsenth
It,, and Canal and Si1teonth-sts Ticket otsee IN
Krfrcs Housc md at QppQt9.
, 1872-10-17

sALT-Was ID continued good demand, and
arn, There are no changes to note to-day.
We continue 70 quote: saginaw ns 5: 20 onoadsga
bags $500 do with bags, S4.oo ground soar 25
Ashton dairy, PEI bag, $500; ground alum, $11o:
SEEDS-The market was inactive. Prices were
without quotsble change, excepting an advance IN
fair grades Of timothy made by dealers sales were
reported OF 207 sacks prime timothy at $780, 15 sacs5
do at S2o0; "A do at $2.75 15o sacks tax al Sl55
Ger Gax 1t $l.51.
TEAS-In the tea market there was but little altera-
ton noticeable. Dealers report steady fair move
ent, and quote prices steady follows: Tyson. COM
mon fair, 5o@55c; good, 65@75c; choice to e5tra.
$105@l.2 20; superhne to fine old hyson, 6ocs$dou
common imperial, 65@75c; good to choice do, sos(S
$l01; Ane to good gunpowder, 'eoc@$l.o5 choice,
Sl1o(91.20; extra, sl.25@135; choice to extra lea
japan, s0cI$1 .o5; fair to good do 6o9oc; coIored
natural leaf Japan, 65@65c; common to hne oolouS,
45@55c good, Go@75e choice to extra, eoeSSlo3.
TOBACCO-Prices were firm and UNIFORM. we
continue to quota: .-,
CHEw1SG-Fine Cut-Extra, 15G8oc; choice, CSC
7or; common, 55@60c: poor, 4o@5cc.
SMoK1Sd--E1tra, 33935c; medium, 3esS32c; COIL
mon stens, 27929c.
PLUG-Satura1 leaf, T5@eOcs half or2ghts tUStucs
black sound, 48@55c. ..
WOOD-ne.nains steady and unchanged, as follows: !:
Beech, fl1 50@lo.OO; maple, S12.5o@l300 hickory,
s13 50@14.00; sl.hs, s7.50t1 Bo0.
WOUI4-The5e wefe features to notice to-
day Trade was quiet and prices nominally un-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-02-08
From r.is to pole.


a merchant going home elevated, stag.
lered against telegraph pole. Beg your
pardon, said he, | hope no otIence. It's
rather dark, and the street is so narrow,
GU BEE.
lna few moments he came In contact
With smother pole. Couldn't help 1t, sir,
aid he, lifting his hat; never saw such
ruoked lanes as we have Ia this city
Again he ran against n pole, this time
With i0fce thar sent him backward to
he ground, Look here, neighbor, you
leedn't push fellow down because he
iappeus TO touch you; 4 road Is as much
nine rs yours, and have as much right
. be here as you Lave, YOU old stick-in.
hc-mud
lie picked himself up, and made hnoth-
= effort to reach home, but he soon ca.ne
jump against another pole.
| shsn't make any more apologies, said
le; i you yet Into the middle OF the
treet aud stand IN my way, that's your
ook out, not mine.
Proceeding OH bis journey again, ana
becoming dizzy, he seemed to be enlrau.
gled IN au inextrieable labs ruth of lele.
graph poles, which led him to make
general speech. Gentlemen, you are not
loimg the fair thing. You do not give .
nau chance. You run from one side OF
,he street TO the other, right Ia my way.
Just then be met friend, aid taking
lin by the hand, he said; There Is ap o
cession going along the street, aud every
man i drunk they have been running
2uiust me all Tie way, ! knocked one
4 the fellows down, aud one Of the tel.
iows knocked me down, and then lot OF
,hem got around me, aud | believe they
would have whipped me within an iuch
Il my life IL yon had not come 10 mg res
cge. Lei il. go out of the street before
,he procession comes back, for tllsy are
an drunk.
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NJ, opy, or Near sigh,sdne.s.

Near-sighted people do not commonl,
get The sympathy they deserve. This i,
partly b cause their defect il not so read
ny noticed ny some others, aud partly be
cause other people do not know how e
appreciate it, degree nor It's embarrass
ment IN carly years they are sometime,
subjected 10 harsh discipline for supposed
ielinquence- growing entirely out Of TIL
I'll ulty before It Is recognized A ho
u my aeQuAin unce was ofleu punished
Tor such things as falling TO catch th,
morse, saying it was not Ia the pasture,
when 1t was plainly Visible to the pater
nal eve.
these people also lack many means OF
culture, us this same individual said il.
aler years: II could not seem to see
BEAUTIES in the landscape which other
admired As for the stars which They
slorilltd saw but an nlislinct gliulner
II was only Ia after ears, when glasse,
Sere put iuto my hauds, that my eye.
Sere opened 70 many possibilities Of cul.
ute which my bo, hood had lost Aud
,et the difficulty IN his case was 20 sliplu
hat The cause Of Il was not discovered
mil he was well advanced in his teens
Many OF those more near sighted than u.
'an never have the defect made up 10
hem BY auy artificial meau4.
Besides being more liable q accident
,fyarious sorts, uear-sighied persoua are
dien thought dali or orstupid because thrh
.ycs fall expres-iouless on those gf iheit
uterlocutor, or because they stumble 0y-
r things in their way; or because the,
all TO recognize acquauance- IL com.
muy, or oa the street Public speaker
with this defect tail 70 got the inspiration
Which others fiud IN reading the counte.
iaiices Of their hearers. lade. get ttl,
,ame uf being sUveuly or uutidy house.
,ecpcrs because they cannot see soied 90
1ru places, cobwebr, dusty corrices, and
ulicles out of place. ! have kuownih them
ven called dishonest, because they have
allied 10 recognize readily the diiIereue,
etween their owu gloves and nndker.
iheis aGd those ot another, ur rude be.
ause they applied their eye glasses 70
.iranger-, or b cause 10 get any possible
lea ut them, they had 70 scan Them very
,losely. IN short, whenever we see an,
diosyucrusy u the general bearing Of an
dher, Il e well TO withhold our judgment
1 them until we are pretty certain bal
hey eau see ~ hr ar other people =
Uearth and Home
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-02-08

s. apds rircnmsipuees which lower the
vital eneykio. anl prevent iho naulliyr
Isucesses sre lbasg Ia - h1n ihI, a,itciluH
atosl ifyqaeHuy Wwau ltilloN. ,ha,
here 2 - sItIGs ff coeuwHbB f.
upl sarahlr Is msdi ia,s; aa lg sou.
tB5 Sc fatal is.hs mofe often baaeatd
rs medication
For ihc encouragement ot patiepta and
% illustrate ike 'urse Of lifg 1nas. ljkfh
m rsslorg vigorous lcalh, = eobaii'au io
eawmiiblg With consumption, ususIl
,eluc ca,s- thst have cru e und,r my 80
,srynion. The following T. Que tyauip
,meng mauy
"a ouug medical friend. having hr.
,edHary irndcpc, to consumption, bepu
20 rraIz Al fret iis wtn.umk,d s,up
toms h progressed rapidly lnwar,ls
fatal termination Tho cough. emacis
u Il, aud heclic betrayed his rondlliun l.
he mu.i superficial observer Alarmed
Al bis condilion, bat dryaliug to lcli e
The conviction 81 d. riend- ihat be wa,
IS victim of THE disease, be refused q =,
examined or even TO talk an the .nilgd
81 lenghi Sc breume 81 weak ana pro,
trated That be- consented 10 have his mhg
ey mined, aud on the annun cemrnt ~
physician that thcy eoutBluel large cavi
iies, be iidmcd and was rallt q viii
great q iiculty, Aroused TO pitch
desperation, be- determined that hc cwuul,
betake himself to Uut.daor NE He az
eorlingly spent his eulirc day ia horsr
buck exercise, saving woud, hpat-rowinl
cic. At night be slept on bard bed h
an oul-house, through which the win
bad ul play. Ills divl wa- plain aud bu
little cookcd; hi, clothing was course ans
-caul llnt ply sician Is tu-day practising
bis profession III IA New Eugmnd town
he Is upwards OF ioitl five leas of ~,
rd weighs about two hundied pound.
\ finer specimen of health is not seen II
New England,
Recovering from the last stage OF cor
sumption, is therefore possible. 1lp
following outline Of the course uf lilc t,
pursue is given:
Live IN the open air and sunshine
avoid dampucss and darkness IN lutn
Dwelling itpossiblc; choose dry noun
tain region; develop 10y vigorous cxrei.,
every muscle Ia the body TO It's fullest ca
pacity; select nuuiishing and easily d.
gestcd frod aud be sure that It is not nyri
cooked; dress IN conrse woulcn clothing
battle Tor cleanliness aud comfort; ucyel
lorcibly dislend the lungs. bat ucrea,,
their capacity by exercise; aud tual,
lake no medicines except as aid or add
.ons 10 The course Of life recommended. -
HeaiH and Home.