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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-06-16
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARRp-r

L NEW YORK, June l5.-BEKP cArrIr -Tha
resh offerings were $3.50 head 49, hsas
csttle are mainly good, ranging nom m>,nm ne
thro n. uus many OF he Texans were poor
snsoggn cattle for fair TO prime steers the mar
The declining rates OF Thnrsdsy and Frdssy nom pnr
aeaans the demand is weak and am thin yoish
was sll@lS: Texans, kSaIiE: ssias ,n LOT nsllVes
lars OF Illinois stillers 81 cwt SO q: NJ csr 80
cosn.fed Illinois steers. Sew SI5 - - ears OF
GO n-ied Illinois steers, IL cwt sli 7saeSa =,
s car OF o soTn,fed Illinois stees ewt s 75ssi2
ovAts oi corn-ied illinois steers 6L cwt sll X.
cars OF corn fed illinois steers 81 cwt sii n.
cars OF corn-fed Illinois steers 81 cwf sI2 5asssi
Texans cwt SO sws ss s2 S5esh2 50;
gu cars do. ~ cwt, IS rs; cars do. 81 esvt 81,
Of Rent tn r cattes cwt 81 So and cars
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-The recSints vsrs A IN
n ~ S making 81 SO head for the W, elk. against
TN ,. 4et.er feeling; sales s5@s tor ON fa,r
sales were cars of Ohio sheep, S8 lbs y x3 "a. ,
fn Ind a0 " lbs So car do 81 lbs. IS e car of
lambs, a lbs, 81 so; car co 81 Tbs q 3. csr ~
pennsylvania lambs, So lbs, SO so ~
were i4es5 be FsSeeiPss YESTERDAY and to-day
against 40 last week. Live hogs are onoied n
" |osso S'7a; dressed hogs steady at s. 55l9 So
CINCINNATI LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CINcINNATI, June l5.-BEEF CArrLE-The ra.
eeipts for the eek are 27I9 cattle II ZOE shaa
$40 tnogs.s The market ruled lower hrt a. ~ ~
S.ose was more active and firm, al sflIinc. fhe
qeotallons are IS as IS, s. 1904 IS 81 50a;s A
shI.f.I Ihe market is slow and easier: the
snlpping demand is fair; some Ieft unsoid the
quotations are So 75@5. Nne
LaMBs-The market is lower, all selling. the
quotations are 81 5O@6 A"s' the
hOGs-The market dull for inferior and
s.rong Tor fat hogs; whole range. &, 0aas NJ
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
q s SaicAGo, June l5.-CATTLE.-The receipts vers
o,9U mead. The market for best rra1yes was
Ialriy active and firm; rather dull for fair 10
S Sa shipping steers sold at S5a6 Is: extrs
20 SVSo %; through Texans sold al Sos *. cor1i
iSu, GO ~. shipments. 100 head.
ponfEEP'~dne market Is quiet and UNCLAIMED
ket Is iairiy active and steady; the Quotations
aIe - 09o % Tor poor 10 medium: Is 60ds for
good 10 really cIoice, closing rather ouiet Shin
ments, S,760 head. f~'e'' snip
PHILADELPHIA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, June l5.-BERF CArrIE-Aya
ouii and lower; extra Pennsylvania and West
% zo91; common, S@6. $3.50
SHEEPIAre dull sales at s596.
HoGs-Unchanged.
EAST LIBERTY LIVE STOCK MARKET
EAST LIBERTY. Pa, June l5.-BEEF CATTLE.
arrivals, including Saturday and Sunday IS4
S SsIs pest are quoted at So 5O9675; medium
soS6 % common, IS SO; stockers, 81 z5a5.
HoGs.-Arrivals, including SATURDAY. and Sun
Gay, ~ cars; Philadelphia are quoted AT sia
~; Workers, IS 7O,a5 90 WV
oHEEP.-Arrfvals, including Saturday ana
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The market continues very dull and prices
for all grades are tending downward. Quota
lions must be considered nominal for forge and
low grades of foundry iron.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-06-16

pS-WEEK'S DOINGS In WALL STREET. kx.
plains ock operations on small espital with.
out risk. Copy scot free. 1UMRIDGE d Co.
2 Wall treet, New York.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-06-16

Buy The Best.
ESQ more 1oxiO Crotchet Quilts
at 81 so.
200 pieces full 80 inches wide Per-
Gales, at Is cents.s
500 pieces White Piques, Victoria
Lawns Organizes, Mataposa
ana Yosemite Stripes, at less
than cost Of importation. .
$50 pieces assorted Dress Goods.
Reduced to CSC from 40, so,
and zoe. The cheapest Dry
Goods in the city at
66 EAST WASH. STREET.
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Attention Farmers and Grang rs. The Farm
ers and Changers of Marion county are .inyited
to meet with the Mechanics and Workfngmen
on Saturday, June 20, at o'clock p. NJ, at
Bricklayers' Hall. Indianapolis, for the purpose
of forming county organization.
JAMES Gf)(.EN. Secrefarv M and w
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WEST BADEN SPRINGS

Now open, and, in cons deration Of the strin-
gency OF the money market. have concluded
TO put the price of board at the following low
figures, viz: 81 per day, and from $40 90 Sl2 per
week. For circulars and analysis of wafer
address. DR.. ]. A. LANE,
Wet Baden, Ind.
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GOVERNMENT sECURITIEs..

"Ihe purchasing prices for Government bonus
In Indianapolis vary from the New York Quota
tCls Kdl per cent.
GENERAL STOCKS.
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form, per pound. 81 Osl IS; copperas, barrels
digo, per pound, 81 2Oal 30; licorice, Calab. per
pound d gspnins aSOSi masnesis SarS OF,
81 castor m So p per gaon ls
oil, bergamot. per pound, xa7 so; opium,
$40 3 TO 10 70; quinine. 81 55@2 70; soap, cas-
tile. FIR. H@l6c; soda, bicarb. Kegs, per
snuff. CARROTS pack, per gross, sl7; snuff, Gar
rett's, per case OF dozen, sl6; sulphur, -four.
per pound, 596c; saltpetre, per pound, lO925c;
turpentine. 5Otd6Oc- ElfF 5tr7. fllI
BUILDING MATERIALS.
.. LUMBER. flrrf
The market is much demoralized to be
hardly quotable. Cash buyers are obtaining
very favorable terms, aud those wishing to build
within six months will do well to buy their
lumber and brick now.
PINE
and clear, per NJ feet-.............,si9 m@52 %
Flooring. dresst Y 59dU W
SIDING, dressed ...------..- Is o092 90
Stock DodTos-.------ -.....-.=--..- 10 Oo9lS W
common Doarss... 10 Wg
Bill stun, 10 rs feet-. 10 JUG -
Bill stuff over Is feet ........... 20 OO024 90
Heavy timbers. 81 % extra per NJ. a1
u OOd
"a sawed shinel s-..-.-..---.-......... -..s O09
NO: shingles S0g
Southern pine fooring, rough........ IS osS4z 90
POPLAR 4ailnH 81. ua
- Ue - w
common 70 IO9lf W
ASH
CHERRf Y OO0z0 W
BLACK WALNUT
Isl anu .u Ut % VOgyoU ~
lst aud I'd, green % oVgSO W
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No new features have been developed in this
market, and trade continues good. Assafoetida is
pound, 4%951zc; camphor, per pound
S9SSc; cochineal, per pound, 90g95c; chloro-
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WINDOW GLASS
ky per cent, on above.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.

The prices below are those of j. r. Budd
& Co., and such as they stand by for this week.
EGGs-Are quoted on platform at.......
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EAST LIBERTY. Pa, June l5.-BEEF CATTLE
arrivals, including Saturday and Sunday Is.
cars best are quoted at So 5O@6 IS; medium
soSo ~ common, IS so; stockers, 81 75a5.
noG5sss;ZArrlvals, including Saturday and Sun.
~; Workers, IS 7Oa5 90 - WV
SHEEP.-oArrivals, including Saturday and
sunday, 2519 cars. No sales 49,
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

All p,HiILADELPHIA, June 5.-BEKF CArTLE-Are
oull and lower; extra Pennsylyania and We<t
ern steers are quoted at s. 25GI 625 fair TO ooS
" SCI; common, s5@6 ~ s'OO'
SHEEP-Are dull; sales at S5Q6.
HoGS-Unchanged
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CINCINNATI IRON MARKET.

......lOJ
GEO w. HUSTON, Stock Agent P. {. & st. L.
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Stock forwarded east, over the FARMLAND
road for the week ending June l5 1874:
No
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66 EAST WASH. STREET,
, 1874-03-11

without failure In ono instn,,co. 30 highly dill
Or. Pointer, OF Charlotte County rrizo ono
which he ne1 In his prnutico TINT, Mt the Hao Of
his personal eHtaLe, 1t was rlln tp to tho sum Of
81, J00. Another, In Fairfax County, waH BoM
for 81 600.
Alno was quito Of largo sixo and lad 1t
Divided, SO TINT my Hon might take ono nbo tho
army M n p1oteetlon ngninBe Rralso-l,itca no
that havo tllreo, md would soll two Of tt,rn,.
since lusng MY oliidrou hut for no conyitlorn-
tion would I afonato tho taHt ono from nv ta,n-
lily. 1hoso aro Of nneqMnl BizoH, though tho
snnller Ia entirely efficient, having to be npp)o,l
the oftoner; whoroaH tho larger extracts al[ tho
virus by two or tlroo applications, which aro
made aftor. dipping 1t lii warm water, md
always Btlcls until tho polson il oxtraotad,-
noyor afterwards.
It would seem TINT bonovo!ont individuala OF
wealth could bo found ~ your city, who would,
for tho small num Of $500 for tue larger, and 52ob
for tho smaller, procure these to 10
uBod In tAoao cascB recently bitten, md
thon to bo kept IN hospitals md advertised,
when thoy might 10 used along tho railroad
llneH for b00 or 1,000 rnilos. l'orsol,s Wishing
further inforn,ntior may address DR.. II. H. Ayroa,
Gold HILL Buckingham County, Va.
r. .. I will add that whom a poraon hns boon
bitten by dog, tho maidstone will DO eircclual
at my time, ovon for months aftor, before par-
oxylRns OF ltylrophobla. by removing tho wound
slightly with n lancet or ponltnifo. Iu d case
tlnt occurred III this county muny yoarA sncs.-
servant Of Linnm1is Dolry, tlcccasol,- this
Htono waa applied utter ono patoxysln, and no
other over occurred, tho euro Going complete.
n.
, 1874-03-11

Ihat champion carlcatnrist, Thomas Mast, de-
liycrod his SECOND "lectnro"-whlc], wAs also, for
tho mort part, his iirBt-nt Mccormick Hall last
evening. Tho auditorium waH worry fairly filled,
but thoro was no crowtling, although tho l.oat
was something approaching the unendurablo.
4 rodnoss of conttenRrco waH perceptitlo in al
most oyery porson IN tho audioEco.
Mr. Mast appeared at the usunl hour, accom-
panied by llia faotot,lm and tho usual appliances
Of his odd calling. l1o has not cla1,goal in an
poarance. Ills hnir Ia about tho same ; 10 is his
lc9rd. and lis face preserves the sly, uarilouio
expression familiar to thousands OF curious
cltlzenst M, md G. Citizens WI who aro not so curl
' il not tnaoa ITO to oraory. It 0'is IL we!Sh wesh
md lackB tho dignity which should boloug to
famo. Tho artist gooB about hia work like an
export papol-hangcr or bill-postcr. and touches
Ills genius last night lnunliestel itsofi
in reproducing his old stook III trade,
Andy johnson, Boss Tweed, Bon Butler.
ani tho rost,.evitlontly forgosting that Chicago
IL too much Of 0 metropolis to roliah thu looal
colebrltlos Of other places to Ill oxtent whIct,
utterly excludes hor own. It may DO that Mr.
Mast has not time to get acquainted with orr
public mon, but ho tnihsoa aomo. excollont snb-
{{Scta. Ihore, for example,, ~ Long John
Of iongth md breatth3 docs auy a art
Which l,aa 81 not its equal in tho Uniaa n states ,
Wo hayo alao Charley FarwelI, John D. Rice,
Phil lIoyne,, Hnryoy D, colyil,, Dnn o'IIara.
them lanGsonle, and aomo Of them not quito up
to tho standard Of Apollo or Adoniy,
hut Mr. Must evidontly regards iii aB village,
SO hc atuck to tho Hudson and tho big little mot.
Of many Of Iis audience, who commenced an
wcro rather weak. The carleatura of Napoleon
cr''shing the Alps was especially 80. This por
, 1874-03-11

CHICAGO MEDICAL COLLEGE,.
THO final exercises OF tho medical class OF 1874,
Of tho Northwestern University, woro hold in
tho College Hail, corner Of Twon.y-pixth Htreot
aul prairio ayonuo, yestordny afternoon, largo
aut1'onco botng prcHont.
Tho exercises, whtcl, wero intorsporsod with
Music, began with prayer by tho President, Dr..
Fowler.
Tho award for tho best theses WIS conferred
upon Mr.. II. Gradlc, who blushtngly received 1t
amid the applause of his classmates. Mr.. ]. II.
Mitchell was favored with tho second award, ro-
coiyug like APPRECIATION.
THE DECREE OF II. n.
WAS then conferred upon tho following voting
mon, who oach rccclvod a Bleopakin warrant TO
tint e1fect II. D. Allen, W. d. Anderson, ". 9.
l9odfonl. J. O. Digolow, II. II. Briggs. i. J.
l}rooks, X. Chnpmnn, W. I. Cobb, L. s. Cole. Z.
D. Converse, L. 9. Cowles, ]: D. Cor, N; O.
i: Cradle, J: ]. Hslo, ". F. Hun, ". IIausman'
Koll, &. i. Kidd, Y. 4. Kinney, +.
H. IT, tr"1 = f. J. ,do I'll h1sT3ar'el " e. Hanson, H. O. NJ T.
J. 5: Trittol, ". i: Whyto, j. +. j. Wilder, 9.
=. Willard, &. ". Williford, F. q. Winslow. D.
u. Wick. Ad Euntlom Degree, l. T. Crawford,
II. D. Honorary Dogroo, q. G. uamrick.
Those who wore 80 entitled woro informed
that tho undergraduate and service certificates
could bo had aftor tho meeting.
DR.. FOWLER
then addressed the class in o few woll.choscn
words calllug their attention to tho necessity for
reliability in the practice Of their profession, OF
tho value Of uBng all tho scraps OF time for
study, Of boing honorable naeu, and, finally. ro-
me1nboring this golden precept, "rlle work OF
TOMORROW cannot DO dono With tho tools Of to-
day."
Dn. v. II, KINNEY
, 1874-03-11
MCCORMICK MUSIC HALL,
EEPPERR'S s GHOST =!

Do not fail to hear the mont brilliant, III
terosting, md TRULY POP ULAR Scientific
Lectures ever given in this city, PROF.
PEPPER, F. T. s., etc., eto,, etc., with tile
most complete apparatus, weighing over a
ton, will give throo LeotllroB on ROMANCE
Of OPTICS, ROMANCE OF LIGHT, and R0-
NANCE OF SOUND, March 10, 20 and 81.
Course Tiokots--Bost Reserved Seats only
$l.50--for sale at Jansen, Mo0lurg & Co.'s
Thursday, March 12. N. B-Peppor's Ghost
is only one Of tho many illustrations Of the
Marvels Of Light.
, 1874-03-11
1'0L1CY.
IUlkGf%
Cit1cAGo, March 0. 1874.

CI1oAao, March 0, 1874.
Sill It IL usc'osH for you to mike I. war upou
tho polfcy.sops in this city, III you cannot nj.iro
their baHinesH but temporarily. Tho Eceninq
Post gavo sufficient oyidouco Of tl,ia faot your
ago. Ihoro aro over forty polioy-Hlops running
cago Iii bound to hive more. Tho authorities
will not interfore with us 10 long M no conduct
tho business quietly aud orderly at lonst, 30 Bay
tho Police Coinmissioners), nud this wo are
bound TO do.
am greatly interested In tho polioy-sltops,
and trust You will not DO foolish enough to ln-
Bcrt such abuso about policy.
l. poL1CY-DEALEn.
, 1874-03-11

10 Tie Editor " TIC CAfcaoo Tribune:
Sin: Tho Order Of tho Advocates Of Jtntice
has frequently boon callod Mira. Wynkoop'a
movement. This tito iB misnomor, tho roal
facts in tho caso being TINT Dr.. Donham, Of
Bronson, Mich, Alr. J. poriam. Of tho Western
Rural. md fow others who ilad boon mombors
OF an organization called the Patrons of Indus
try, which organization WAS discovered to DO q
frnud, determined to form QUO OIL T. good solid
basis, tho foundation OF which should DO truth,
right, md Justice. The first meeting took plnco
plotod thero, witch 1ol to ti,o mistake.
Mus N. D. WYSKoop.
, 1874-03-11

l,ayo contributed money md other mid hail tl,oy
not-porhnpB from want of sufficient reminding
allowed Tho luattor to pass cntlrolv from tler
tnindH or, AZ mauy have done, giyon to tho
:. Hospital for Wolae'' md Chiloron," hnpposing
Tho two illHtItutionB one and Lilo ennlo. All
benevolent ],eoplo arc ankod to mako inquiry 1t,
regard to This hospital, mud, ii possible, glvo
tangiblo assistance.
, 1874-03-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

hrott;o r. II gnwvor nf I,ostni, Yi1f i,,,rroy;so
oonca anJ m,,s,c m subiocts ,,ivon hv tha auli-
oo"60 .'.a.. ~ ,,.a0,1 w ~ s"o
enco ut W west tauuoipl atfeot, hoom ., thls
evening ut 1880.
Tho Anc;o,,t 0r,or ~ 11;,,orr;o,,a wilt n,eot nj
a., ~ ,.,, I'm. ' W.. uo' -. ~
Luz na' coinof u A"olltA a'io hal'of s'leess' ~
e'o'N 1nui0aas s'0'l'"h'
Tho ninth loctnro in the courso OF twenty, u'a~
der the nuapices of tho Philosophical eoclety Of
Chicaro, will bo given by Prof. 7. Haven. D. D..
ut O'clock today in 'tho Firat II. Il. Cl,urel,
iectnro.ronm. Sriticot Wfrha Slnca and ,Ti,oiI.
Philosophy"
,,.,.. ~. 80,
oyeuiur Ut Klnpsbl1ry M,,sic Hsii.
The Rov. 7. I. Goodwin will load .he noondav
prayeE-mocting today. Tho meeting will pc
held IN the main audience hail III the Methodist
Church Block. Subject, "Iemperanco."
William W. Dates Il ca. will launch n new
schooner from thcii shlryArd, 38i Fifth avelnie,
betwcon polk and Harrison Btreots. ut abont
halt.paht ocloeE thtA afternoon. Tho public
Tho Young Mon's Christian Association have
tlioir annual election for onicore noxt Monday,
Alarch III, Ill Their new building, NO. lag Aadi-
aoii streot. Ii'o nloMnosn arg lnHteu TO meet
nlock to-tnorrow ut o'clock to put Tickets In
tho fold to DO voted for.
Members or the Chtcoco Chrtatiau Union arc
notified TINT tho noxt regular soc;ahle will bo
Inossqay N g evening IL tue rooms OF Tue Union,
Nu' - Sladsoh stfeot. an attiaenfo pro-
mental music, utc,, viii 10 furnished. All mem.
bora Of tllo Union aro exneotej to be- nrosout
aud to bring tlloir friends with them,
.,.. ,, NJ
o,a1l ~ maatlng WI oe lieii ths evening a. 1a
oo uioEn ,I ~ t.o tionse OF f =. y; aahile' ~:
on est washington s.foes .t noe lng tpps1 ~
, 1874-03-11
LOCAL LETTERS.
-~,x1x--~r

TO the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
Sln: Your issue Of Sunday, March 8, con-
tanned all article entitled "Chicugo Libraries"
which greatly miaropresontol tho Y. II. o. A.
Library, its resources and work.
. Tho statement concerning tho classification Of
hooks WIS entirely wrong; tho figures givon ac-
tualIy represented tho numbers and class Of
books drawn during the month OF January. Aud
whilo your article only gives us credit for having
eleven religious books, VIC hayo upwards Of 1000
besides about 600 commentaries, biblo dictiona-
rleB, and other valuable reference books
pease give tue above correction place IN
your columns at al early data III possible aud
obl!ge, L. ". GusulNu,
Librarian.
CHICAGO, March 10, 1874.
, 1874-03-11

tub will, II toalottlo for . boilor,-tho typical
John Hill, mid Ito typlca! Uuolo Sam preili,col
ulroarloua lnagl,tor. Mr.. MIST lid not fall
TO caricat.sro llituao1f, anl wound mp Lis
o,,toranmont by appearing ,beforo tho audience
on rapor-tn tho usual uniform Of n comforta-
bly, circ,u,atancol gentleman about to Withdraw
for tho night.
Nlr. Mast would hardly SECURE M at,tlonco In
this city again, uplobs lo roponial,od his
rpnortOrY.
, 1874-03-11
..-.. ADJUSTMENTS.
I'HE GREAT ADELPHT.

TILE GREAT ADELPHI.
TII1s wEiNI:3DAY. n. ap. III.
ADELPH1 POPULAR MATINEE
ALI. TILE STAIRS APPEAR,
Sllnply tle GREATEST SUCCESS Of the Season.
'iatiH rho tirant isfil ii XmSSiWsn:s SSW st"r'
Th!rf performance uf tho fafnaua E1travanauxa,
S z " q N ST S Il ER s.
Now and charming nocnes. Lovely transformation,
htngnltiroHt Cnsunns,
5;U.tO, ~, Up f1y!nT Fairy,
s MHEIisAM aa''sHIsS ssfs fGsctS. smo,, ., IL.
IDA 1nAI1E, Star Of Ter1,siohoru.
ADAMS AND GOLDMAN, UGrm.n Sprclaty %r.tsa
,Wit ttlo ostanll.had rcenlnE tasorItes: ln olny
,sn Es"nkic. Hnn;9 So'xSn iss Maud lillian, Aas
!e"ns continuation Of to bosltiai o1,tEusI ,.on
MAUD GRAY, tue DiFaalsfng HtAtno.
ADD1PHI POPULAR MATINBBs,
rstGGs y cts children II ets. to nil rasts Ut riea.
@ afn ~ reserved aoats' M"1noe crowded with tho
.TlMU1iHOsY {Thurstay), h1aroh 1a, FIFTH LADfny
MiuliT unoqulvooal mud emphatic succoss OF tlndfes'
GAMD-A -ApELrlI-rho sroat .thloio font Of 1o.Lo
and tho ,Dls HfUR1ANS, at tho ADNLPiil tlis
ss1anR, sias n2 oluh IL ynnssttu annals Lola, tho
ay l9Hce: tS t.o oxreny ot tho ftnt sclo ns
tWo enaponded hhllnnns. aud Rrasrs tho hant. .! 10
Qorian win. ssnEa from thu ttapnzc tho atage,-1t
nnc2 thu most graccIul daring, and skul Of athletic
exploits.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-07-07

A Medium ExpOsed.--A Harrisburg pa
per says The performances of pseudo
mediums in this city have been such trans
parent humbugs that none who have wit
messed them, but lunatics could be deceived
in attributing them to spiritual agencies,
but in other portions of the country the
tricks of some "mediums' have been SO
cleverly executed that the most skeptical
persons have been compelled to admit the
manifestations as supernatural. There are
many people in Harrisburg who have had
their unbelief in spiritualsm shaken by
the marvellous exhibitions of @. H. Foster
the champion medium. But even Foster is
not proof against careful and thorough in
vestigation. While in Australia recently
a committee of detection, consisting of two
persons, watched the mediums move
ments, and one of them gives the following
as the result of his observations
The medium, whose every motion 1
watched and weighed from the commence
ment, now placed his hands on his thighs
in a very natural and unsuspicious man
ner, at the same time leaning greatly for
ward, speaking and delivering messages Of
love from the unseen world in a rather pro-
miscuous manner. The distance between
his elbows gradually narrowed and MOTTO
ed sufficient to warrant my believing that
his hands had met and that some prepara-
ton was being made. What this was
have now little doubt. After placing his
hands on the table in a careless manner,
he solemnly observed, continuing con-
versation "And this spirit will, to prove
her identity write her initials in letters of
blood on my flesh )" at the same time rails
ing his left hand over his head with jerk
as if convulsed with an electric shock
Lowering an arm he rubbed the back of
his hand slightly, whereupon two initials
appeared in red. This feat was we'll re-
ceived, but it is very easily accounted for
Write the letters required with an ordinary
lead pencil or almost any other similar
point hold your arm for short time high
to allow the blood in some degree to de-
scend. Then by friction you will bring out
in red the marks drawn.
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/NThe 4th passed off quietly in this place.
there being no public demonstration.
%On Sunday last, in Centre township
Mrs. Ferguson, mother of James Ferguson,
Esq, was severely bitten on the hand,
while attempting to separate two dogs
that were fighting. DIR. Sweeney dressed
the wounds. gt.
On Sunday of last week, Sadie, little
daughter of David Kline, residing near
Miller's pottery, was bitten in the hand by
a dog. DR.. Orris dressed the wound.
A worm looking somewhat like cater
pillar is going for the wheat in different
sections of this county. The insect is very
destructive, but the probability is that it
has made its appearance too late to do
much damage.
Last Thursday night George Davis, a
citizen of Altoona, in soaring away thief
by discharging a revolver, shot fellow
citizen named Ferguson in the leg, who
was also looking for the thief. The thief
got away unhurt.
On Monday night of last week some
heartless villain set fire to the hog pen of
Joel Henry, at Ziegler's mill, two miles
west of Glen Rock, York county. The
building and four fine hogs were consumed.
The annual camp meeting of the Evan
gelical Association of the Harrisburg dis
trict, will be held this year at the same
place 1t was last year, n the grounds at
Bunker's Hill, on the farm of Judge Rank,
commencing on the 7th of August.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-07-07
Tape Worm |! Tane Worm !

Removed In few hours with harmless Vegeta-
BILE Medicine. No fee asked until the entire
worm, with head, passes Refer those affiieted 10
residents OF the city whom have cured that had
been unsuccesstully treated at the Jefferson Med
ieal College, on Tenth Street; had taken In vain,
turpentlnes the so-ealled specifics, end all known
remedies DIR. Il, II. KUNKEL, No. $50 North
Ninth Street, Philadelphia The Doctor has been
in business for over twenty-five years and Is per-
iecty reliable. Call and see Advice free Re
measuring 20 feet. AT his Office can be- seen spec
linens, some OF them over forty feet In length,
by taking one dose OF his medicine. DR.. Knnkel's
treatment Is simple, safe and perfectly reliable
and no fee until the worm, with head passes Dr.
E. II, Kunkel, 259 North Ninth Sc. Phlladelphia
Consultation at onice or by mail free. 3B Bb52t