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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-06
ALSACE AND LORRAINE.

TIE FEELING TOWARD GERMANY THE APP
I COACHING CHOICE OF NATIONALITY-FA-
WORKABLE RESULTS OF GERMAN RULE.
IFROM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNEl
FRANKFORT ON-THE- MAIN, April 1T may
be true that the territory and people Of Asace and LOr
rane are now properly they originally German
that real interest is subserved by their rencorpO
ration into the German Empire and that large and
growing part Of the population already rejoces in
accomplished facts But for all that, the position Of
thousands there liz most unhappy one. History and
ethnoogy TO the contrary. these thousands and many
Of their ancestors have been Frenchmen in all political
interests and commercial relations They have fought
French battles, shared in French glory, suffered in
French defeat; they have been Influenced by
all French influences. and France was all
that native land Now, however,
the hard but fate OF frontier pOpua lions
has overtaken them. Within the next few months the
option Of nationality is to be declared, aud those who
choose 10 continue French citizens must remove from
the provinces and take up their real residence in what is
French territory. But, whether Germany, in the
annexation Of these provinces, is merely using
querOr's right after Of the beaten pary's own
needless making whether according to the true
Germany is merely selling this best Of opportunities for
taking what Of old aud OF right her for the good
Of all concerned the conditions settlement so far as
relates TO the matter IN hand the best possible.
However we may pity the innocent sufferers, let us
blame only that Emperor and that people whose crimes
and f0es caused this and 50 many other and greater
and hardshps. 1t Is the Man Of Sedan and the
OF the people he so bewtched then debauched
then cheated, then ruined. whom the Lorraine
AIsatians Of French predictions may Justly
curse for all they suffer In the hard choice
they are now called upon 10 make, and not the
Emperor and people who but restoring the vastly
preponderatng masses of the provinces, whose blood
and culture and interests German TO their afore-
time and real fatherland.
That Germany should accept from the entire popula
zion Of some parts and very many OF all parts Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-06
A DOCTRINE THAT WOULD RUIN THE DOCTORS.

70 the Edftor OF The Tribune.
SIR Your editorial, "Fair Play" treats of
most important subject. There should be Home
opathic Hospital every large city; although the doc
trne taught by has long since been proved 10
he absurd and foolish The old practice 1t is
wicked The truth s that in rs cent OF all the dis
eases with which we are afflicted, there is perodicty
which no drug taken into tho stomach Will shorten or in
any way benefit Better treat the poor and afflicted alb
surdy and foolishly wickedly, by the old prac
tce These are conclusions to which have been reluc-
family driven after rs years extensive practice Of the
old system which have for many years considerably
modified There are few Homeopathsts In the country
who practice the system as Hahnemann taught 1t they
act as conscientious men, hundreds OF them
They do not hesitate to other remedies when they
find that about IS per cent Of their said RENE
dies may be used to advantage. Quinine will cure the
chlls vaccination prevent smallpox, sulphur will cure
the itch but In rs cases out Of l0o practitioner
OF any considerable experience knows the old system
worse than useless and IA entirely unworthy OF the
oOuntenance OF the thousands OF sciento and Chrsan
gentlemen now engaged In teaching and practcing IL.
We have diseases the duration OF when minutes.
hours days weeks months years To give active drugs
during these periods tax the power OF hat
In many she SINKS under IL. The sick should Dc
carefully nursed under the direction OF scientific THOR
oughly educated, and conscientious physician, who
should make frequent visits. and meet promptly any
arise during the period Of diseases further than this
his motto should DO, 4" Hands or"
ONE WHO KNOWS
Lapbertsllls, N. j., April %, l61a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-06
WEARY OF LIFE.

John w. Culvert, age "A, clerk, residing
at One-hu and Thirdave, while In
toxicated. on Saturday night. in Michael Gormieys
shanty at sxy-ninthst and second-ave shot himself
in the head and died while being carried TO the F'y
ninth-st. Police station.
Mrs Aivanie wsihelzah age 49, attempted to end her
life In her apartment ~ No. $50 Avenue A, ny seveng
an artery Of her right and causing serious wounu
She was taken 10 Bellevue Hospital. -,
Henry Beck, q young German, was fonno IN Annust'
suffering from the effect Of oxac acid Taken To Belle
vue Hospital.
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gance, were TO be found and crowded werc ne Ioo
that tea and ices and Strawberries were woo" =, vr
H. NJ Theirs departed for his official residence ~ YER
sallles
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-12
Onr Tropical Summers.

" d .
In many instances, It Is not during the
SUMMER months themselves, when The
heat Is actually the most intense that the
debility and exhaustion, the effects of that
heat, arc themo severely felt. The bale
tul influence OF our almost tropical sum.
mers, appears, like some poisons, 10 be
cumulative ihits action. Those who have
borne up under the feryent heats or July
and August, ID September are often in a
condition that ,reldeEa some invigorating
treatment absolutely requisite. In such
cases, the great want is fourishmsnt, and
this can only come from FooD-good food
well digested. In this country, there are
comparatively few who cannot pet food
enough. To get It well digsstsd Is The
difficulty. Bnttlot2 dfaeilty Which can.
not be surmodnted. Dr.: Gottlieb. Fisch's
Bitters, a medicament made up ofremark.
able pure and generous Stimala, in com
bination with the choicest tonic infusions,
appropriation ada Pied peculiarly to meet
this want! : %
This subject continued next week I'm.
der "B Consumption Cuia54P"
"Ware s. Schmit2, Philadelphia, Pro.
prietors Of DR.. Fisch's Food Bitters.R Z
Who'll esale agents for Wheeling, Smith
Sinclair g Co. 's pa eodSw
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A FROG IN A MANS sToMAcH,-A cor
respondent lhf the Bangor Commercial,
writing from Hudson Msine, says:
IAN incident of a marvellous nature
transpired in our little village last night.
An aged man, Mr. Jonathan James, has
been in very poor health for more than
twenty years, suffering from Q peculiar
and embarrassing cough, WHICH nearly
prostrates him every night, usually befofe
retiring; but last night 1t did not attack
him until nearly II O'Clock, when q hard
lump came into his throat, nearly strang.
ling him in his efforts to dlSlodgUit, end
which on examination, this morning, prov
ed to he perfect frog, the body and head
from the end Of the nose measuring ioue
inch. The legs, thoughnot measured, are
fully one and a bali inches il, length.
After that Coughing al the Old ge6tle imam
lay down and slept Solndly till morning
IA thing he has not bee9able 10 do In q
long time. To-day he flts that the pecu.
liar futtering sensation and distresstul
feeling at the stomach has LEFT him. His
age Is nearly seventy.nIne years"
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Cincinnati Market.

CINcnSNATI, August 1O.-Flour- Dull,
but holders not willing to make conces.
slons; old 81 75AS 90; new 81 00a7 25.
,Wheat-Demand fair and market firm
for dry, 81 4Oa1 DO; damp 81 10a1 35.
Corn-Market steady with moderate
demand at 45a46c. .Rye-Old 77aSOc;
new G0a7Qc, 0ats-0ld 32a3Gc; new Goa
30c. Groceries Firm and in lair de.
mand. 0ils-Unchanged and quiet.
Eggs-0nlY a limited jobbihg demand at
l9c. Butter Demand good at full prices
for choice. Cheese-Steady and I'm.
changed, Provisions - Pork = Demand
good at full prices; sales $500 tierces at
81? 90: Lard-s, sIastc, none offered.
Bulk Meats-Demand good at full prices;
shoulders &c, spot; sales &c buyer ku.
gust; sides clear rib Sbc bid; St asked;
clear SIC. Bacon-0fferings light; sales
shoulders at SO 75aG 95; now held al
81 90; sales clear sides at sc; now held
AZ 9sc; sales clear rib at 9tc. Whisky
Demand lair and market firm at DOC.
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R. MONDAE MORNING, AUG. A. Is7s. Z 4.
IIlfedieinai PD ~ 1 az \ n

INN, ,,.A,,i.,.l. y, ~. ~ .IIlm1L ~
Lne pAuinrcns looK no mercury, no Dis
mptls no io9lne, no bromide Of potassium,
no yGaees,a on 4, qalnine. Happy sold
they ~ net sSep !, . Knew ot The
81 s4lssencs \, 81 ~ na M teey
a.E .sa' u .na " ss Tp neAta AA9 los-
sns pooS TSeS SiMsSSla ss Ssse o
core, ana me world seems 70 be now tax.
~ noLs ei'lt ann. Isetulning to,the hrst
principles ot ,medlc4 tlop, HoAtetter,s
otomacn bltters, tne Purest and most eh'
cacious vegetable restorative OF the day,
lsAso tne mest POPULAR. ThonsandsA oi
Ee eIissS W !, PRYOR. deT yeegg ago
.Sh,Sv a impIcit!y IN all lne polons
Wnlcn hgute IN me Pnalmao@piai now
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-12
Louisville Tobacco Market.
LOUISVILLE, August l0.-Tobacco-
Sales very light and prices firmer.
baltimore Cattle Market,


BALTIMORE, Aug. S.-BEEF CATTLE
There has been q somewhat inactive mar.
ket this week, the fair supply following
close on last weeks heavy receipts had d
depressing effect on the market, resulting
in dizziness and lower prices. The quality
OF the offerings was inferior 10 last weeks
generally, there being but very few top
cattle In the yards. The best grades
brought about the same prices as those Of
last week, but the others throughout the
list were fully 4c per ID lower-prica
ranged at IS 00aBi75 per cwt. Several
car loads were reshipped East without be-
ing offered here, and few left over un-
sold. la6a
Prices to-day for beef cattle ranged as
follows: Best beeves SO 00aG IS; that
generally rated first quality, IS O0a8 90;
medium or good fair quality s. 00a5 90;
ordinary thin steers, oxen and cows, So 90
"a %; Inferior and lowest grades OF cattle
5; general average oil the market TO-
day, 81 SIT; extreme range OF prices,
~ 0Oa6 IS. Most Of the sales were from
81 20 to SIS 25 per cwt. OF the receipts
81 head came from Ohio, go from West
Virginia, 7O8 from Virginia, and 40 from
Maryland-total receipts for the week,
1913 head, against 2,SG7 last week, and
l,676 head same time last year. OF the
offerings S86 head were taken by Balti.
more butchers, $40 head sold to Eastern
spectators, 247 10 York county dealers,
and 81 head to country deRlers-total
sales for the week 1904 head, against
2,0l0 last week, and 1,414 head same
time last year. s5I a.
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-There has been q
very heavy increase in the receipts Of
sheep this week, and under thesplethoric
condition Of the market the butchers have
fully supplied themselves, and there is
only aslight decline to be noticed since
our last report, viz; &c per Id; but at the
close, in absence OF any very pressing
home or other demand, the market has a
declining tendency. We quote fair To
good sheep at 4a5 cents, and good to e1.
ira 5a6 cents per ID gross. Stock sheep
2a$4 per head. LambS2s$4 per head, as
70 size and quality. Receipts this week
1888 head, against 1884 last week and
4,653 head same time last year.
Hods-The receipts have been some.
what increased this week, and the butch
ers generally having pretty well supplied
their wants, the market closes rather
dull. Though the prices at which hogs
have sold are now, In q few instances for
choice lots, quoted tc higher than last
week, and though the market Is inactive,
owing to the continuance of relatively
higher figures in the West, there GOES not
seem to be any immediate prospect of a
decline. We quote corn.fed hogs at 81 IS
az 80, and still.ied at SO 65a7 % per 100
lbs net-there was but few sales at the
outside figures. Receipts this week o.
254 head, against 1887 last week, and
S42 head same time last year. o.
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We clip The. following from The Tr,

N"P ~ 'S'c lStsy n t5tA iIoth 'us AFoy
(N.Y0 Wh9:aBs0T 3 4 81 wv
Some three 6d6htHs since DR.. R. V.
Price, Of Buffalo, n, y, commenced ad.
vertislng in the Wig, an article called
"DF. sage's CatarEh Remedy. We he.
lieved ct that time II was one oil the MANY
catch.penny Arrangements 10 swindle peo.
pie out Of their money, but during the past
few weeks have become convinced TO The
contrary. We know OF several prominent
citizens who have suffered from that loath.
some disease sCatarrh,. and they pro.
nounce Dr.. Sages Remedy no humbuC
and in several instances have been entirely
cured. We desire 10 give DR.. Price the
benefit Of the same. q sz.=E ~
Beauty's Hest AnrfIiarY,-As ak the
belle Of the season what appointment Of
her toilet-table holds, the highest place in
her esteem, and she will reply, without a
moments reflection, HAeAN's MAGNOLIA
Balm. Nothing, she Is houghthly aware,
contribute so powerfully to enchsnce har
charms AndEender her irresistible IS that.
most delightful and healthy auxiliary OF
Beauty. Byusing It ladies are enabled,
long after they have passed the meridian
oil LIE, to preserve, the youthful bloom and
purity Of their compl Elections, and where
Nature has denied that superlative sttrac.
ton, the Balm fully compensates for her
oenclencies. ''"o'- 80 eod&w
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Chicago Market,

CmcAdo, August 10.-FIbnr-Quiet
and Unchanged. Wheat Market buoy
ant but unsettled; No l spring 81 50a
Z 50f;S No. 2 do. 81 40a1 80; Closed OF
81 49bld for car lots; No. 8 do .$f26.
Corn-No. 3 mixed, 42tc; rejected ,active
and in good demand at 800. 0ats, No.
9, csc, Rye-No, ., 5Gc. Barley-Dull,
and prices are nominal. Whisky-De.
mand light but holders firm at 92fc.
Provisions-Pork-Dull aud prices have
declined; offered at $14 90 cash or seller
August, Lard--Sales Of summer OF SIC.
Bulk Meats-Sales shoulders light at orc;
short rib middles Sic, both loose. .l44y
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Baltimofe Marker.

BALTIMORE, August S.-Flour-In
good demand at unchanged prices.
Wheat-Flrm and less active; choice
white 81 so; fair to prime 81 e5a1 rs;
choice amber 81 7Sa1 SO. Corn-Dull,
southern white 70s71c; yellow 64c; mixed
western 7la72c. 0ats-Firm; white AGA
4Sc; western mixed 44a45c. Rye-Firm
and scarce at 7Oa75c. ProvisionS-Strong
Mess Pork $l4 %. Bulk Meats firm;
shoulders &c; sides Sic; clear rib SIC.
Bacon flrmer and higher, with active
johbing demand; shoulders &c; sides SIC;
clear rib 93c. Sugar Cured Hams firm at
l6ia17!c, LardEDull at Ssa9c. Butter
Western dull and depressed. Whisky
Firm at 04aN4ic.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-12
New YORK Drv Goods Marke,,

NEwlYoRK, August 1O.-The day has
been one OF very moderate transactions.
Few buyers remain in the city during the
day, and the market is in consequence
flat and dull. No feature OF special in.
terest is reported in any of the different
branches of trade. Quotations remain
firm on all domestic goods, but the mar.
ket Is without any life.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-12

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Mr.. d, CRIswEhL, of Moundsyille, Is,
announced as Republican candidate Tor.
lIOpgressin this district Seeing that die
Reqtsttt tiekled and the NTRII1aENcER
diSpleaSed, there Is q strong, suspicIon oI, a,
lSrgs ssi&a cat In the Cong rsssional meal
tnb, Up here, so Tar aswe can tell, the
and for that matter the
Democrats, are about a unit for ]. ],
Davis for reelection ells5urg Herald,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-12

o aonia omitsmoG-.G5E3I8 TaATTgJD
% dab iEod c 10 79dmam q 81 9g1sJai5I
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A FINAL WORD.

a lhs Editors 4 4 IntslllEsueer. "a
u lay aEys.Pg sss's . hay ,ss sSss SO 4 Z
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
BElTElLEGRIAllBH.

NeW TUX HUHty anu STOCK WhfKeIs
NEW Y6RK, August 1U.-G o1p-clos.
Cd firm at 1l5ia115s. Loans were made
from 2 70 per cent for carrying. Clear.
iugs al gold bank to-day Sal $685. 00.5
MoNEY-Closel today At 2a3 per cent.
3al GoSERNMEETs-Duli.au steady clos
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-05-31
Carferef Comfy.

BEAUFORT, n. c., May p, 1872.
At d meeting of the Executive Com
mittee Of the Conservative-Democr
party of Craven county, the following pre-
amble and resolution was adopted:
WHEREAS, The Congressional District
Convention wall meet in Wilmington at a
time conflicting with our county meeting,
and that our delegates will be unable to
attend therefore, be it
ReSoiced, That Messrs. j. A. Engelhard
and w. ii. Bernard be appointed proxies
to cast the vote of Carteret county in favor
of the nomination Of the Hon. A. NJ. Wad-
dell for Congress, and the appointment of
delegates to Baltimore, who will endorse
the action of the Cincinnati Convention.
1t was moved that Messrs. Engelhard
and Bernard be informed of their appoint
ment, and that they be requested to act in
the capacity above stated, in the absence of
any delegate from the county.
JNo. ID. DAVIS,
Ch'mn Eek. .Gom'tee.
w. '. GEFFRoY, Secretaries
W. +. Rowland, wv '"A '0''
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-05-31


New York casks.
CRUDE TUKPENTISE-The purchases for the
past week have been made principally for ship
ment. In the early period Of the week the re-
ceipts were taken at last weeks quotation for
manufacturing purposes, hut on Monday ship
pers came in to market and have bought stead
lily the bulk of receipts at an advance Of 25 cts.
on virgin and yellow dip. On Wednesday $50
bbls. sold to arrive at an advance of 30 cents on
hard, and to-day further advance of
Is cents has been obtained. The market
has been active, and receivers have found no
iffieulty whatever in disposins Of the stocks
The receipts show large Increase over last
week, and are now fully largo to supply both
the manufacturing and shipping demands. The
stock hasincreased to some extent, and is now
1855 bbls. The market closes steady at 81 so
for hard, SS IS for yellow dip, and "a So for
virgin. The receipts and sales for the week are
a. follows:
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Manner of Drawing:

Slips Of paper numbered 20 correspond wftx
''e number ON the Xix thousand tickets, WIZ
81 and fifty sIjpS or nhper, describing fte
sgeTdl prizes, will DO placed in another Ths Il
Two boyS. blndfoldcd, will draw slmultane Qua
iy one ticket from each OF the wheels, and the
owner OF the ticket numbered to correspond
with the number on the slip OF piper first drawn,
will &c entitled to the prize Dslned on the sls.s
Of paper drawn at the same time by the other
boy. This will be continued until the whole OF
Tie seven hundred and fifty prizes are drawn.
The drawing viii be conducted in public under
the supervision Of Committee of the College
Tickets may be had Of Brock ~ Webb, = =.
OF their authorized A gents. A liberal dfsc1
will be made to Agents.
may7 1S9-d&w6wcA
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TAR-Has exhibited no apparent change since
the close of our last report. The receipt have
been very irregular and small, and the market
has been kept In limited transactions for want
Of material to operate with. Receivers have
been firm in their views, and having the mar
ket under control, have refused to accept lower
figures than last week, and buyers to effect pur-
chases have had to give way to them. The ship
ments for the past week have been very heavy,
and the stock has been reduced to 1,4s7 bbls.,
and as compared with last week, shows falling
of 625 bbls. The market closes firm at s3 90
per Dbl. The receipts and sales for the week
foot I'D - bblE. which have sold as follows:
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wASHaNGTON.
WASHINGTON, Ma,

The lucrative votes against advising the
resident 10 negotiate e Supplemental article
e the Treaty OfWashingtOn was eight, lnclud-
-as ono Southern man-Hamltcn, of Texas.
sul.-utr voted nay.
.Tne Government to-day received official in
formation, by cable from London, showing that
The British Ministry are acting with their Gus
trnarv caution in the premises No definite
result has been reached,
The Presidents letter, requesting Col. Casey's
H. gnation, is dated May 18th. Col. Casey s
ester, resignlng upon the appointment of hia
-Ucressor, Is dated May 18th. The selection is
satisfactory to all interests but perplexes
f f. \ Administration.