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, 1873-11-26

Teas lb, sonActl,, Actl,,...,,.............. LOG 1.75
Lima beatlA b., ,.,............ 2.769 800
zossp. fessiss, b. 5ss 5tSs asS 3S
I,obster 2.A0G5 260
oysers' its, il ful, whit. 2S lis
Oregon en1nlon now, ID. ..,,,........,,. 275@ 2p0
oregon anlnlo,,. now. ill., ....,......... a0oR 4.25
CliEESE-Thoro Is still m absence Of any appear
Of activity IN tho cheese trade. ordors, croto
fore. bc!ng restricted 10 aa'1 loa, Just to moot cr-
rent requirements. III tho meantime rricca rlo vcry
steady. tley not having yarlel moro tlan 20 withii,
aotno Int they nre still much lighter tlan III former
acasoa at llko period. Wo continue to 1toto: Naw
York factory, mild, 13@l5ho:, Ohio faetory md
"estern f9sory do. l2@lo 1osor graMslca, ~ 7@ils
dozen days, md, at tc.r prosons low ratgc, may 10
considered stoady md arm. Some improvement in
tho tcnanl for soft coals IL reported, but antllra
clto rnmAlnn dull. Wo repent our llat as fol-
s si'S tsp Esp':sS&s $780, . nstxsi;
Cherry Mine, $3.50; D!ossburg, $8t1530o: CAMEL,
f9.b0; Lick Rim. S7.61; uocklng Valley, S7.60@80O:
Indiana bloch. s7ooes7.50: barclay, sd0o; Kirkland
GooIEnhaE-Tho demand for pork barrels con~
tnues urgent mud, with only nlolornto arrivals, tie
market In firm at further advance to-day. Ticrces
were III moderate request. with anplo Offerings. No
otange waa reported In Htock Or other mamie
iSG; whsSy barrels IL oo92oo; lnr tlur:cs, STU
@l76; fnMr bosre's, 4sGs3so posk stayes rough,
stavcs. rough, $92oo@zs.oo huekod q sawod, $500
Gucicd sa3ooSssOo our staVes, s96o@ loO: circlo
-four e., Aeading, 7!93oho per sct iour hoolapolea
1000 per M Sales include $50 pork baTrca at st.do
i1t phuus u; s xND 6l1EM1oALs-wo note slyg,it ad
vance III eric acid. mud DECLINE I'll gslin catnphor
and ono or two other artieles BuatuosB appears to 10
, 1873-11-26
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

..,-.. TUESDAY EVENING. Nov. Is.
S sssle6 oSoas ea,s y, s r. s
quest. Oti1ar graes a'ld pcus wero dull. Wo quote:
Sayies. s2.4oesa.os: eoo1 to prime medium baud
pcau. ST. do green, sl.4o@l.45.
du1SG-Tile 1aggiug markct has not changed in
my essential particular sneo tho date Of our previous
revlew. Exlrenle quiet still prevails in a depart
nents aud values havo not bcen subjected to my tna-
teria i!actlatons 1u sympathy With tho armer touo
confident feolR anlong holders Of cotton Hcamless
goods, but until there IL como improvement IN
TRADE there ia not Iittly to DO any decided ad-
held at tl1o annexed quotations: Stark A, 2oHc;
Ludlow a, 35o; lewiston A. 34,Hc; American, siNe;
aa h. a. @ ss sss sss f1B ;'y q
'o5 ooi neosfs ,narat! S'ssss Ses quiet only
few or1orn having leen received from Manufacturers
who arc buying only to meet current necessities and
taero Is TIN usual Light retail trade. Quotations
@ or 7Nso tas vii work 70 "f Into cloeo t hr
broom, 6NG91e; for good Do 6N@Gc good to cholco
sj EpiS 6na sSaf 111Ss5 Is ssi,e,
rclgu iii ts market. Tao customary number Ut smal
orders ure received eaeh day t tho s.ringcncy Of
M cid % s III l0 exsDss vs n S Tsec rrosss ss
tho present. wo auviu quota: s.ueco, $2.soea3.5o
Nsw xo Il stscs9 f fasus
Alron eeaenf. ss5o Srl rosiiaaa cement, M1o@
7.5D; narblo dust. <310; li,c in bulk, l.00 limo
s s sr H. M ls w!s sa s1a a,sr : ss i1aSp Si p;
non,, s8so97.00 presked brick, $14.oO@1500; sewer
lrck, $95U; milwaukee, Ad Racine pressed, $a5. .0n9
3Up del; do common sl4 .d0G91D0D; Indians rrcsBoI
$l8.O0925GU; do conlupn. 3lu00a16.0u; hro clay, y
brl. s4s1u4s4.uQ.
DUTrEIt-Anol1ler week has passed without bring
ing any very pronounced clango in tho situation 0i
tlia market The receipts continue very liberal for
to season. but tic outward movement, together viii.
to yon nigh absorb thu daily roccpta n,l stocls Gro
but little hrf;er tha on tho date Of our lust weekly
Wow. Whatever accumulation thera nay 1laye been
WA contiue to tic poorer sorts tho supply uf good to
choice qualities 1a moro than c1uH!ilE current ru-
quircments. III addition to far tloiunna for tic
NV York ana noaton m!rkoa t,oro l,us teeu oolna
inquiry for bhiuulen Apnth antl West. No butter a
now co,n!g III prutty freely, hut II sweet a Of Uoott
color un put IN nicely, really Ralo is found for It At
2aA2Gr. r0or roll asts at 16t@lBr Wo quote lrlcUa
sSay ia follows Ghoiua yollow .0t2Hoa n,elinm to
good, 1Dsalc: intartor 10 conlun laefl8e colnnol.
to ciuIco roll, 1bGS2ds.
CAENED GOODS-Under this head tneYe Ii nothing
new to rcpurs Only moderate rtno,nt Of salcs hat
Eeo,, accomplished during tho E1st weak. Orlclh were
numerous enough, but Tho amounts called for weru
unifurlnly gual bnyers showing iilclinntion ia
"Atocs ull" III alayance u currout requirements
Prlcoa III tho MaatAo ren.aan tr1u, tbs iuct that
supplies at all distributing points unusually light
Inducing confident feeling Among holders. below
aro the quotations:
, 1873-11-26

lptll.. ...4t+s...++ 4u1}AS 4a0s4Io a1V,4a4
Total Of nil kinds Of grain. 1,848, ,G06 b1l. There
is docroaso, during the past weok Of 199, ,soo
bu wioat, 382895 bu cnrn ,273 bu oats, 1880
lNl ryc, and 23.9lG bu barley. Total decrease,
705, $50 bu.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
The following is Doerbohtn's dispatch to tho
Board Of Tralle IL this city to-day:
Nov. 25-London-C -Cargoes Of wheat of coaat firmly
teld buyers hold on cargoos Ct corn stid Garages
L!yorpooe % views & holders , Of wheat pre-
vents business. Corn dull at SAs Sd. Extra State
flour, 30s I'd.
En1E CANAL.
Dispatches received by tho Commercial Do
partment Western Union Telegraph Company.
from Utica mud Rome, N. y. say the Eric Canal
is virtually closed for tho Season. Weather
NEw yonK, Nov. GA special from probabilt-
all tho week." drain on canal-Wheat, 1,000t
600 bu; corn, 1,40o,00 bu oats, A70 600 bu
barley, $40, ooo bu; ryo, 30, 600 bu:
Tho Des Moinos (town) Rcgister, Of tho 10th,
indulGes il, somo curious figuring, for portion
OF which tho typcs ere probabIy responsible.
During tho first threo weeks Of this month tho
freight from Chicago to Buffalo was only about
ouc-half Of loo per bu. Tho Register Baya:
Wheat is now quoted In tho New York rnarkos ut
sla3 for Chicago No. a. III Iowa It IL about SOC
average. Tho average transportation to Chicago III
vaor is l3Xc. From ol!cago to Buffalo ii averages
l5c. At DuIno elevators, or transporting to oatnl-
hoatH, 1ic. Through Now York canal to Now York.
12hc This makes from the railroad station IN Iowu
To Now Yo-k 65Ac* II tho transportation on tho
Western cnu Of The line cheap tho balance III
proportion to tho distance there would 10 13c per bu
sayed to the farmers Of Iowa. Even this amount
would DO s., Goa, 600 Oh %, ,0O0. coo LII.
Europe now wants l60e0o,o0D bu Of whe.t. To
transport ts would require 5000 BhipG Of 900 toua
capacity. Tho world han not many ahirs TO gparo
consequently frclght to Europe Ia now high. Wheat
III otrr years hns been taken from, Now York 10 Liver
pool for 10 per bughel It is &c., and all tho ships
nro engaged with full freight up to January Conn-
inE tho warehouse aud elevator clnrgcs at Now York,
10 Fer bu VIC have as tho transportation cost Of q
hsel Of whoa! from Central Iowa to liverpool 884c.
Tho price Of this wheat H. England IL FROM Sic To
sl.70 for No. Chicago. This luakes q difference Of
| slbs beween MarRllaowu, Iowa, and Liverpool,
England Add to this per cent, Tho difference be-
! tween, American grcenbacks and English gold, and
shere In 6l0D difference leaving profit Of only
81 10 per bu to tho shipper.
LATEST.
Wleat was active III the afternoon, and hd-
yanced 10 for December, selling at ST. .0fi1D
1,045G seller December, closing at 91.0434, aud
ST. 1.0G@1. .1b31 seller Janusiy, tic latter cloning
ut tho outside; SLOT was bid for casl, and
$685. Boter tho month. Corn was in fair de-
maad and 9lo higher, selling at 4t1GG4429sc gellor
December, closing ut 423Q342GE96c, and at 4214@
43c for January, cloaing ut tho outside. heHB
pork sold 2,Oo0 brs) at 5000, seIler February.
EVENING BOARD.
EVENING BOARD, CHICAGO, 9:J0 p. m.-SaleB,
1000 tcs 1ard cash. ut 71So; 300 tcH lard, cash,
, 1873-11-26

fcaurcB Of tlla market. Dnycra whom ttoro vns
lo,s tat hi average ntson1anco aoeol 10 iako ltto
Inherent in tho truinc, mud, notwithstanding lilo co,-
pnratiye1y sall supply Of Hala lha fccuu wea
much deprcsscd llcpurts Ut inwer 11ricea In Nbw
York, Albany, nnd Dhtlalo doorred shippers from on
gaHinB III active tradc mud, aso from tho p,lrchseu
Uf Norris, Wai1cl l. Co.. no considerable nsnount Of
stock tn'o Iastorn acco,lnt. Butchers operat-
cd 10 fair extent and fow small lo!a wero tahen by
classcs Of byora reace only about 1000 hca or lcsS
tan onchalf to number sale. Tho range OF pricca
(nd from a. TO for inferior natives and
mon Texans, 10 sj.c for chofcc shipping bcoyes with
most Of tho miles within the rnno Of 4.J5 8ono
OF the beat tlroyes sent East owners account,
but IL ndycea fo below Trustworthy The c}lnnccs
nro TINT tho stock sppod will not sell ut enough nd
vnnce on Chicago prtccA to pny freight cllargen Tho
market closed exceedshgydu mud wra., at tie quo
tatfonH givcu below.
Extra Deovcs- Graded atcers, averaging Loo ....
lts anti upward. ":.....::... .,$5.409s.c0
Choice DcovcA-Iine, fat, well formed 3year
10 ycnr old stcera, averaging 1,30o to
Cool Deeyes-Woli- -fattcucut finely formed
nterrs averaging eD0 to $50 1ba...... 4.30AA.G0
Medium dradea-stcera IN fair flesh, aver
aguH t.1aD TO 1.250 1b1 1......,......... 376Ga425
Dutcllers' gtocl--Coinlnon to fair sseera,
a,.l good to oxtra cows, for city ulaughter, -.
ayorat;g sou to I, 100 u.s. a2534oo
Stock Ultlle-Cori,uon cattle. III decent
ilcxA. averaging Tu0 to 1850 lbs. 24o13lo
Inferior--Idglt md thin coWB, hciEara,
Etags bulls, n,,d scallawag nteers 1.75@225
CattlG-TexaH, clloco Corto1 1...,...... 4.0G4a4.50
Cattc--Tcxaa, Northern wtorcd. ........ e.fjG33..s
CAttls-Tcxaa, through dro7os. 1.C013.50
CATTLE HALEg
, 1873-11-26

NETALS AND T1NNERs' BToGK-slneo otr lnst
weety revow tlero has ee,l no change IN ia arAet
s55S d. 9esss, asa iies t. @ s' 49,
Pro T1x-Largo 4oc; ANAL, do: bar, 42c.
LEAp;1,plB 8No; bur, loo; Pipe full coils, 1oNo;
SHEET z.sc-Eu!l casks, 1o,,6o; haN casks, 1o,9c;
saGsg Il e., Inox-No ~ ratss n'esa iron so
rates American Russia-A. 14o; y, 1te:
ns s9,sa ,7e 1nSSNo y ae2 49, % 1oS;
Of 25 ror cont ia nude from thlu list.
CoprEn-Coppor bottoms, 37c; hraziera, II lta
af IL ansd s1ss tSs a'o; pnnfea "copper" 4o' DO
wtnHS@z >; @nd e 81 1S ~ TO II
count fence wiro, by carload, 6Ae.
NA1Ls-wore in inose,ato request ut I'm annexed
ssss; d fsoa saa q &C. ee ID 49, q o hsa
"a a. Sne 5; tG9 ssa unchanged, to
sMS; so asni sas g aaps = III &c ;Ges arns
sqtnssv tarrel ropo y, ddalss l oa.t9m 2 eale
o1Ls-since our last weekly reviow few changes
bou being tic only alteration In cos worthy Of note.
Tho general trade Ia very auiet carbon and lard os
a asns dsass ss sn.y o%nx G . 1 s
$ 81 so, s3s " s. Ss ssss Sss5; sss 'Si
22o ncaisfoot d. strictly pure, sll1 do extra, oOs;
do No. l, 76c bank OIL C0c stras, CSC; elephant OIL
o5o turnentinc 60c; nuphtha, % gravity, IL; uaph
TIN, common, 15c.
pIa-1RON-Thts market remains inactive and weak,
but Is without quotabo doouc. The following prlces
arc bong moro or lesB freely shaded all around
Scotch iaecording to branl>, SD o0@51. Massillon,
$5v.00 do No. 2, $500; do No. g. s5C00 o No. 4,
f5s 90 do No. g. SG0 ": Missouri ehurcoal coal s600
Ch1rngo ftome coal, S48.4o. -.
PAINTS, COLOlS, AND PUTTY-Tle demand ia
limited, unl quotations for tho present simply
{nn1.
, 1873-11-26

Chrome tool steel el............t....18 @9oo ID
Englial spring Rtecl. ..............to oil rates
American caht Bprhg stcol......12 Gli3 ratcs
Steel f1fG+ H-lH. SH G w ~ I'D
IEATliEll-Dullncas atilt ohnractortzos this mar
kct, md tlIo cnsy fccng Noticeable for Roe tio past
cnllgea l,ave takon placo In ynes, and wo qtoto aa
fotfn
, 1873-11-26

oels 1slnnd fox. sliv.) ooXDel, Lack wcst... VAN
N, J. Cotitr4l, ....,.. VI D., L. Il Eric. III
1T, PAUL ..,..,.,...." l9Aa
, 1873-11-26
CHICAGO LuMBER MARKET.

TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. Is.
Tho following tahle given thu receipts uud shipments
Of Timber, shingles, anu lath for the last week, and
ainco Jun. l. 1919, compared with tho corresponding
period last year, ending Nov. "a:
HECEIrTE.
Iur Since Jan, Suns
rack. i, 1879. Tins 1879.
Lumber, m.......,........ .l2aG9 1Ds5,l57 1,117.7lo
ah!nE!ea, H. tu4I aatId90 hl!.oso
Lath, m.... ..,.........,. 1856 82,s5J 115,Go
suIpMENIa.
For Since JIM. Sans
Week. i, 1s73 TIME, 1879.
Lumber, m........ .....,. 8B78 53s,by0 J30,Sl0
shinglos, n..........s... 4GGl 5N!,0l9 sl5,!at
Lath, Ill. ................. a4o 6i,99d 77,b07
There haa heen rcrcon.tble change III tho condi.
ton Of tho wholesale lumber 1uarket siuco our last
weekly revew. Tho offerings lAve bocn liberal, aud
Of nearly al grades. For tho first few daya tho mar
kot was very dull, bit sluco Monday common humber
haR moved with rather moro Freedom, tic demand
being chiefly from tho Interior merclan'a. Choice
boards an srlpa very slow Of sale. pricea rnng-
Ing from s19 Oogp1500 whllo there considerable
inquiry for rictsstun At 500. 1a were easier for
nosnnally Unchanged. Wo quota: Good to choice,
boards End utrIpa. sl1 .oo@15o common 70, soooa
$50 piece autf, $500; snin3lcs s3o09312N: lath-
$l.HH Ge.00,
, 1873-11-26

EVENING BoAnp CHICAGO, 9:50 p. ra.-saleB,
1000 tcs 1nrd, cash. ut 7Yy5o; 800 tcs lard, cash,
ut $3.50 sales Of groom hams! 15 Tbs average,
ut 711lo; 4 cars dry saltea shoulderH at 4a4c,
inORe.,
, 1873-11-26

Throo dnllAra per to be hded Wh6h tf&utI6Ffd91
which chargo follows tho shingles.
Thlckneas-Eiye ahinKlea to 10 tWo inches In thick"
hose,
Lcngth-Sixtcon inches.
HARDWOOD.
Dack-walnut - Counters, s1o0.oo@15o.oo: clear,
$65. .GoR85.00; common. $35.0o95001; Gull, 10000
$500 flooring, 5000. ....
Aati-Oear, $4,000 1900; common, $18.0o@2S.oo:
oull S10.0D3i 90 flooring, $40 .003 40.00.
Oak-Uear, $4,000 a0.U; common, $18o0G325.oo;
Quill, 49, 00as1i.0U.
liickory-Cear, $2s .oota5o.u; common, sao.oo0
ST. Gull, $l3.&9Gsl8.1o.
A1aplo-Olear, S222. 22.00Qa3500; common, $160o92s.00
cull, ,$lJ0DG1l6 1910.
Buttornut-Ulear $o5.uo@Go.oo: common, 100000
5000.
uiorry--clear, $4o.oo@eo.0o; common, $l6.oo9
s5.0O; Gull, Sla.00@l8Oo.
@ao.U0; GILL, sl8.oG(5l6,0S.
wagon poles. eacll. 45@55c box boards. $ ooA 4ooo
Florida rod ccdar a5e reE It nlahognny 3gt9 40o
, 1873-11-26

sIIEEp-Nere iii light request, to aaafy local wanta,
aud prices were without ducidel change, ranging from
$2753.oU Tor 10 $3.B54 4.0u for really choice
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-02-06
The Alabama Award.

1t is going to be nice little piece
Of work to distribute the fifteen and Il
half millions which John Bull is 10
pay on account Of the Alabama claims.
1t is pretty safe to say that II good
many people who had losses which
they felt kecnly will not get dollar,
and it is almost as certain that many
will recover who only made technical
losses, and who perhaps made lots Of
money during the war Some gencr-
al principles should be decided upon
in regard to the distribution, and per-
haps the bill reported by the House
Judiciary Committee will do this as
well as any. A good many losers re-
covered a part or all their losses by
insurance. On the other hand. the
insurance officers were reimbursed hy
the war rates they charged. 1t is
going to involve a great deal of labor
TO ascertain how much the owner of
a vessel lost by increased rates and
above the amount Of his policy, and
how much the underwriters lost over
and above their extra receipts. BY
this bill the underwriters can only re-
ceive the actual difference. and the
amount when fixed upon must be dis
iributed among those who were stock
holders at the time The bill propos-
as to take five millions of the award
AT once for the national treasury, and
if five millions more is not required
for litigation we shall be mistaken.
On the whole, perhaps it would be
better to leave the whole question to
the courts, only specifying what losers
are entitled to recover. or to Il com.
mission of fair men without any ham
pcring instructions.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-02-06
M=sa -AALES
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Every year increases the populari-
ty of this valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that it is
kept fully up to its high standard;
and it is the only reliable and perfect
ed preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color,
making it soft, lustrous, and silken.
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. 1t removes all cruptions
and dandruf, and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. By its use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In
badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create a new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most eco
nomical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
as it requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair a splendid, glossy
appearance. A, A. Hayes, ND,
State Assayerof Massachusetts,, says,
"The constituents are pure, and care
fully selected for excellent quality;
and consider it the BEST PREPA-
RATION for its intended purposes
Sold By all Druggists, and Dealers in Medicines.
prioe One Dollar
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-02-06
SANTANA Bay.

Mr.. Clcws, the New York bank.
or. and a number of other capitalists
associated with him, having completed
the purchase of SANTANA Bay in st.
Domingo. and paid the gold for it Cts
said), proposeto organize the company.
The agents sent back word that the
company intend that all the produce
of the island shall be brought down
to SANTANA, aud to induce a hardy
population to settle on the island The
settlers are to be exempttrom military
duty. One interesting fact to-day
appears in connection with this en-
terprise. and that is that the Specula-
tors rely wholly on the plan of getting
tie Upited States treasury to pay,
eventually, all the costs of this pur-
chase. We suspected asmuch. Twen-
ty millions will be called for IN due
time Moreover it is more than
doubtful if the jockey Bacz has any
authority to make such sale of the
sovereignty of the domain in question.
The company Of spectators represent
a capital of S2O.000,00o in money,
and 1000, 600 in bonds-a gigantic
aggregate of 100000. Even this
vast sum does not include the land
AT a rental of only Sl5O,OO0 year
the company get absolute possession of
that part of the country-telegraph,
railroad, and governing rights includ-
ed.
1t is a big thing" These agents,
and their principals too, deny empha
tically that H'aat or any member Of
the government has any pecuniary in
terest in the enterprise. Not having
met with any imputation Of the kind
OF late we do not see the special oc-
casion for this prompt denial but
perhaps it is all right. The agents
say they expect the investment to be a
paying one, as the lands are fertile and
the bay capable Of receiving the com
merce of the world.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-02-06

NONE so DEAF AS Them THAT WILL
not HEAR.-Thc Y. y Ueruld recent
~ had significant article upon the
Fraud and Corruption Of the present
times, which closed with the following
pointed paragraph relative TO the use
tulnest Of the independent preSs--thc
sentence of which. contains m apt
reference to the unyielding and stub
born support which the American peo-
pie, generally speaking, give to poIitl-
cal party--whcthcr right on wrong;
THE usefulness Of the independent
press has never been more conspicuous
~ shown than during the progress Of
these W ashington Investigations. Con
yressional corruption is the most dang
prouS evil with which the nation is
called upon to struggle, and but for
the independent press there would have
been no exposure of this Credit Mo
hilicr business and no warning for
speculative Legislators in the future.
There is no doubt that every Senator
and Representative who Soilcd his
hands with Cakes .AmcS' brides did so
with a corrupt motive in his heart.
The attempts to enyadc discovery ;hc
frightened >urrendering Of the stock
when exposure was threatened; the
first broad denial OF the story and the
subsequently caretl'llyprcpared comics
sionS the unaccountable lack Of mem
CRY cyinced by every person implicated
on all matters connected with the trans
actions, are one and I'LL an acknowledge
ment Of guilt The HERALD, as Il
newspaper for the people, careing moth
inc for parties or individuals, has plac-
ed these humiliating fact, before the
world i'll their true light, regardless
who might be implicated in the offence,
We are equally indifferent whether the
principal offender he a democrat or II
republican, liberal or radical They
are all alike col,uptionists, and as such
we hold them up to public odium. 1t
is probable that before the next cleo
ion the people will forget these dis
closures and exposures, and neglect to
place upon the guilty parties the brand
OF condemnation; but nevertheless we
have duty to perform which cannot
he eyaded, and we shall continue to
expose official t'npitude wherever we
may discover its cxistcnce-in the
highest or the lowest. without regard
to parties, cliques OF factions.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-02-06
To the Public.

THE PAIN-KILLER manufactured
by PERRY DAVIS & SON has won
for itself a reputation unsurpassed in
medical preparations. The un'versoN-
n of tic demand for the Pain-killer is
a novel, interesting, aud surprising
feature in the history of this medicine.
The Pain-Kiler ts now regularly sold
10 large and steaoay increasing guam
ties, not only to general agents in every
State and Territory of The Union, and
every Province in British America, but
to Buenos Ayres, Brazil, Uruguay,
Peru, Chill, and other South American
States, to the Sandwich Islands, to
Cuba and other West India Islands !;
to England aud Continental Europe {;
TO Mozambique. Madagascar. Zanzibar
and other African lands to Australia
and Calcutta, Rangoon and other places
in India. 1t has also been sent TO
China, and We doubt it there is any
foreign port or any inland city in Afri-
ca or Asia. which is trequented by
American and European missionaries,
travellers or treders, into which ;he
Pain-killer has not been introduced.
rhe erteut Of its usefulness is anoth,
err great feature of this remarkable
medicines. 1t is no, ouly the best
thing ever known, ~ everybody will
confess, for bruises, cuts, burns, &c,
but for dysentery or cholera, or any
sort of bowel complaint, it is a remedy
unsurpassed for efficiency and rapidity
Of action. In the great cities Of Bat
ish Inuia and the West India Islands
and other hot climates. it has become
the stondu'd me1icine for all such
complaints, as we'll as dyspepsia. liver
complaints, and other kindred disor-
ders. For coughs aud colds, canker,
asthma and rheumatic difficulties it has
been pLoved hy tbs most abundant and
convincing lr!als and testimony, to be
an inyalua BILE medicine. The proprie.
tors are in possession of letters from
persons of the highest character and
responsibility, testiiyipg in unequivo-
cal terms to the cures effected and the
satisfactory results produced, in an
endless variety of cases by the Use Of
this great medicine. That the Pain
Killer is deserving Of all its proprietors
claim for it is amply proved by the
unparalleled popularity it has attained.
1t is q sure and cttctire remedy. 1t
is sold in almost every country in the
world, and is becoming more and more
popular every year. its healing pro-
perties have been fully tested, all ovre
the world and it need only to be known
to be priced.
Sold by all Druggists. llw4