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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-07-16
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
<EEFEGaa DIRECTORY.

ROMAN CATHOLIC-Rev: F. ToNGUAY.-
S-rvi.c~ ever sabbath morning at - clock
.Iatechisln T. VI. Ee-perS 3 ?. NJ.
CDNGRE1ATIoNAL.-Rev. r. u. WEEsTFR
Services every Sabbath AT 10 J = AZ ~, AM =
" siue.iay evenings.
ITrUoplST EPISC0PAL.-Rev. Jesse CoLF
4-r..;...s ., cry Sabnalh ~ IL 4. 81, ana =
II Sai,',a.i school at 4. VI. Prayer iI.et
~ thurs lay evenings.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-07-16

Dentistry DR.. Abel of Portage
City is at Wauslu and will probably
visit Grand Rapids on his return home
to attend to the wants of our people
in the line of his profession.
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Re Careful. In these days, when
tight hats. hot air. and Sc 7eatary oc-
equations, cause the hair to fall out,
It is matter Of no little importance
TO know which Of the hair preparations
are of any value. The majority, as
has been Frequently proved by the first
dermatologists, or hair-doctors, possess
little or no merit. Such being the
fact, it Is consoling to those who are
afflicted to know there is really one
good article, which is recommended
and used by the first medical author
ity, and has stood every test, many
years. This preparation is Hall 5
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover, "a
truly scientific compound, which is
PROFESSIONALLY the best preparation of
the kind now before the American
public. 1t will restore to gray hair its
Original COLOR cleanse the head
thoroughly, cure all eruption OF the
scalp; and Will always restore the
hair so lung as any germs remain, as
they almost invariably do, until ex.
IRENE oil age has destroyed the roots.
The original article is made by Il. z.
i Hall 4 Co, Nashau, n. H.--F'or.ey
Press, Jan, %, 1865.
4 Pangh's grand aggrivat:on W, !.
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penmanShip and B00k-kaea;no

PenmanShip and bookkeeping.
Mr.. {. }. Faber has opened school
for instruction in the above br inches,
at the School House and also in Cen
tralia The School in Grand Rapids
will be held three evenings in the week.
and at CentraIia the remaining eve
nings. Those desiring to become mem
bers Of the classes will meet at the
School House on Friday e ening at
I O'Clock. 5Ir. Faber also teaches
German. Encourage him.
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Grand Rapids April 9th.
Head Light OLIVE are NJ

Head Light OLIVE are now
selling Head Light oil, 100 fire test
the best manufactured. warranted, at
10 cents gallon. Headlight oil is
Kerosene Invested Of nearly all lis
Naphtha SO that it is made non expo
sive. Head light oil gives purer ans
brighter light than Kerosene, and vii
burn longer Only 40 cents a gallon
ct the Wood CO. Drug Store.
II b. PHILLEo & Co.
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ORGAN for S3I".--Nason & Ham
lin ) Octave, double reel, black wal
nut case, nearly new viii sell cheap
enqqire at q. B & VI Depot.
J. w. GLAssF0RD.
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Wanted. copious rain. Any
rain that will come along and show
two days can get full house.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-07-16

Tie CrGYS.-0ur exchanges from
all quarters bring the glal things of
a bountiful harvest in prospective.
Through the east we know the crops
are much larger than for years before
1t was the general remark that the
harvest woall be more abundant than
last year, and fally clIal to any har-
vest of the past sen years. In Wis
cons;n the intelligence now BENZ re-
ctiyei must Of course be taken with
some grains Of allowance. since the
terrible arouth All burning sun are
making their influence felt to degree
not experienced ten DAYS ago. The
country is suffering terribly, and, fields
rich with the promise OF bounteous
yields two weeks ago are beginning to
succum5 to the burning and parching
rays Of an intense heat. We are in
formed that on the four mile creek the
grain stands low AMI thi, with hard
~ a prospect of regeneration, while a
week ago it was expected to yield boun-
tifully. As get potatoes are seeming
to suffer but little, though if the hot
dry weather continues much longer,
the crop must necessarily be very short.
In Minnesota and Iowa, all crops are
being cut of and destroyed by the
grasshopper, and the chinch bug par
ticuIarly making havoc with the wheat
fields. If we can have copiou5 rains
the coming week we shall Iyet be able
to announce excellent harvests With
ont them we must experience dearth
of every kind Of cereal and root crops.
Welcome the rain.
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A Cranberry Pest. A gentleman
reports the appearance Of rayenous
worm Oh the cranberry marshes which
is destroying the crop almost totally.
Cue man who would have had 600
bbls., think, he will lose the whole
crop. The worm seems to not be the
result of, or occasioned by the drouth
as it makes its appearance where there
is an abundance Of water. 1t destroys
the vines and leaves and breeds with
frightfuI rapidity. 1t seems that with
all vegetation one calamity follows an
other, threatening total devastation.
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Shipment OF B,Habarrys. We

Shipment OF B'uabarryS. W G
notice that the Daily Brothers are ship
ping quantities of blueberys to the
Chicago market. They shipped some
20 bushels last MOI lay. To those in
tending to send produce to Chicago
for sale by Commission House, we
heartily commend the firm of Geo. \.
Beck & Co. Try the firm.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-07-16

MILK! M.lk!!-We have milk in
such quantity that we are now prepar-
ed to supply all demands Orders lett
at the Post Office in Centrala or at
the Office Of Il. Layigne, or at the
Wood County Drug Store viii be at
tended to promptly. Single quart,
& cents, Is quarts for one dollar Per
sons using fonr 4narts or more a day
vii! be supplied At > cents per qrlrt
delivered. We thank orr patrons
AMI ask a continuance Of their patron
age
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.Ir>tnr'~ i;la:shs for sale 1t the
Nood County nrug Store. tt.

Wood County Drug Store. tt.
Wanted. An experienced cook,
work light and wares good. Enquire
at Wisconsin Valley Eating House,
Centralia. 1S-t
For Sale. : 4 second hand, 40
horse power engine, l. inch bore, II
inch stroke This engine has been
completely overhauled and repaired at
the Grand Rapids boundary, and i
nearly as good as new. Parties wish
ng to purchase can apply to the
Grand Rapids Foundry for particulars,
terms of payment &c.
JoHN RABLIN
Grand Rapids April 9th. If
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4 Pangh's grand aggrivat:on " i
not be visible in our city this season.
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The foundation for another stone
structure is being laid below La Bleux
building.
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Old IRON.

Brass ani Copper wanted at the Grand Rapids
Foundry ard Machine Shop.
I. JOHN RABLTN.
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No. IL Broadway, Milwaukee
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relier I'D
cure of all deranSs-
ments in the stom-
ach, liver, and bow
els. They are a mild
aperient, and an
excellen. purgatjvs.
Being purely vege-
table, they contain
no mercury or mine
rel whatever. Much
serious sickness and
suffering is prevent
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-07-16

"A correspondent of the Stevens
Point Pinery writing from Amherst,
SAYS the reason Amherst IS selected AS
the place for holding the camp meet
ings each year is, that the trees are 50
high that the preacher can be Ia the
pulpit and yet below the branches o
the trees, and that at Stevens Point,
Grand Rapids, Plover, Weyauwes'
and Wxupaca the sand would blow IN
to his mouth and eyes so that he couil
neither see or talk, AMI lastly, that
peopIe at Amherst 90 to meeting We
presume the explanation is satisfactory ;
it is to us When a Portage Go. fool
gets to blowing you cant convince him
of his idiocy any more than you can
embarrass a setting hen by an act Of
the LEGISLATURE. The same cores
pondent says Hon. c. N. Webb and
DIR. Gregory were in attand'nce but
they didn't occupy the same teat.
Wonderful ]
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-07-16

Prof. J. J. Ritter will in a short
time open course of Dancing Les
sons in this city, assisted by Prof.
Rogers Orchestra. in which 4 rare
chance will he offered to those wish
ing to learn dancing.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-04-16

A Word IN SEASON. Health is a
blessing which comparatively few enjoy
in all it's fullness. Those endowed by
nature with robust frames and vigorous
constitutions should be careful not to
trihe with them.
When we enter the seasons of period
10 %feyers, the increased heat OF the sun
develops a miasma which pervades the
air. The evil is inextinguishable /; our
duty to guard against it is imperative
Fortunately for those whose lot is cast
in low marshy districts or new clear
ings, nature provides a ure and pre-
v%entive. DR.. Walkers California Vine,
gar Bitters are endowed with rare pro.
phytactic or diseasc.preventing powers,
and as "an ounce Of prevention is worth
a pound of cure" should be taken in
the full vigor of health, 80 as TO fortify
the system against the assault Of sun
mer disease, and thus secure by their
life'giving, strengthening, restorative,
and antiseptic virtues, a defense against
atmospheric poison.
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THIRTY YEARS. EXPERIENCE OF AN
OLD NURSE.

MIS-. WILSON'S soothing Sy rup Is the prescrip.
ton OF one OF the best female physicians and nurses
In ths United states, and has been used for thirty
years with never failing safety and success by mil.
lions OF mothers and children. from the feeble In.
fsnt OF one week old to the adult. 1t corrects acid.
Ivy OF the stomach. relieves wind collie, regulates
the bowels, and gives rest. health and comfort to
mother and child. We believe 1t to be the best and
surest remedy In the world In all cases Of dysen.
terry and diarrhpa In children, whether It arises
from teething or from any other cause. Full di.
rectlons for USING Will accompany each bottle.
None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS q
PERKINS IS on the outside wrapper,
Sold By all medicine dealers.
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Al8ikc Clover as a Feed for Bees.

Fhiolh' SiOVCl dN d Ieeu lOi DccS
During the discussion on the subject
Of bee-fccdinr, at the last meeting OF
tho n. A. Bee keepers Association, the
following facts were elected Mr..
Allen sowcd some two years ago came
up well had Il good start bloomed
first year bees worked well on it did
not yield honey much after white clover;
it bloomcd II little the second time,
about equal to white it grows taller,
blooms sometime. 1t will pay for pas
turaRe alone, Sows n mixture now of
timothy, aIsikc and red clover. This
makes II hay which stock like. The
patch where he sowed the alsike first is
still IN it, but he thinks the white clio.
yer will eventually take the ground
from 1t. A gentleman from Giles
county, Tennessee, said his experience
was limited. He prepared his ground
two weeks IN advance Of sowing, which
gave the weeds Il start but it came up
and bIoomcd finely first season moved
1t, but had II scant crop bees stored
honey from it rapidly while it was in
bloom, but do not know its quality.
Mr.. Murray said that it blooms we'll
with him, but dries up like everything
else there in August. He got fifty
pounds from II colony in three weeks
ON the fall pasturaPn. Mrs. Upper
esteemed it Of great value as II honey
plant. Reports were very different as
to its qualities n hay crop. Mr.. Hes.
ter said that in his section they had
only May and june honey, and anything
that would Ieugthcn the season would
be valuable. DIR, IIamlin had twenty
FIVE acres it came up well. Next sea-
son white clover came, and the second
year gave fine pasturapo. The third
year the white had the a~sccndcncy
fifth year, plowcd it mp. He thou lit
1t better thon any other clover for hay
or pasturaRc, Thinks it would do we'll,
even south, on rich moist land. 1t was
far preferable to red cIoycr in the
sontIl. Mr., Murray said that it has Il
tap.root, which, rclcbing the sub.soil,
makes it valuable in South Carolina and
Gnorgia. Mrs. Topper said that in II
lnols and Iowa it * being largely sown
IN orchards, and il il esteemed valuable,
when turned under as a fertilizer. Alb
ner Pope said Rocky Mountain bee plant
was not rs valuable ms alsike, though it
dId yield some honey. Mr.. Gilmore
had two pieces of alslkc, one or dry
and the other on moist land. On the
it grew finely stock left all
pa8tnraRc to eat it as long as there
n root, even, remaining considered
it preferable for hay to all others
RLMnL nnrLN
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Our Elder Brothers.

Mr.; Darwin's Missing Link has at
length been found, to Judge from An
account OF dwarfish human beings, said
to resemble "A race of monkeys, which
IL glvea by theSlam Weekly Advertiser;
On the island Of BOrneo bas been
found a certain race of wild creatures
OF which kindred varieties have been
discovered in the philippine islands,
Terra del Fuego, and in South America
They walk, usually, almost erect, on
wv" legs, and in that attitude measure
0 four feet IN height. They con. |
stfnct no habitations, form no families. I
scarcely associate together, sleep in
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COTTON MARK EFT,
SAVANNAH Ice.
observation-disclosures nuiet ~ 10,

INTHN'NNH' IIIIITIHHs, IOV,
DISQUALIFICATION quiet at 16c.
dALvEsToN.-tioo ordinary, 14Tc; mid.
dlings, 1880.
MOBILE. -Middlings, Ice low middlinps,
l54c; good ordinary, Az.
CHAnLEsroN.- Cotton quiet. Middlings, Ice;
low mlddllngt, l5L9l5&c; good ordinary,
1i$I@li1.c.
MEMPHs.-Demand fair and market firm
Good ordinary, 1i6l4SIc; low middlings,
i5al5ilc; middlings, 15s,c; strict middlings'
16H.
New ORLEANs.-All desirable kinds steady
and strong. Good ordinary to strictly good
ordinary, l3aI@l44c; low middlings to strict
low mlddliugs, lj3s@l5Ec; ~middlings to
strict middlings, 164@1Gaici good middiings,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-04-16

WEAR MI TEAR ON rUr Tr,,
Through the thoughtIcssncss onJ cnr,
lessness Of housewives, says a lady in In,
ONO Farmer, many ~Iinesful Of clothes
are worn out moro whilo dryinc two mr.
three days, than they would in thc hon.
est wear OF two or three months Unw
thc vicious winds do whip md slosb
and snap and crack those good sheets
aud shirts and table-cIoths tLot eno
from my window No honest wanr !.
over gong 10 make ones garments cut
mp such antics ~ does this angry ool.r
ANA yet there they hang, twisted md
twlrIed and writling and wearing ont
through very carelcssness. Good mo'
terInI ~ worth making up well. and
then worth the preserving. Calico
dresses should never be frozen if if cam
be prevented wiring them well and bang
them IN n room through whichthe stove,
pipe runs. Ii you have a spare upoer
hamb or any old house or shed n il
Delter to hang clothes in than 10 mt
thehl out Tor I'M indefinite time IN hat.
Tie with the elements. | always fcoI
uncomfortable if | have n washino ant
on The line and the weather is untoror
"p'e-abont as though | had lost nv
carriers or broken my shoe.laces.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-04-16

A FRIEND of ours, who is chief clerk
in the governmental dispensary, says that no
medicine chest is now complete without john
sons Anodyne Liniment. We always supposed
it was prescribed by law If it Is not, it ought
to be, for certainly there ID nothing in the
whole meterid medicd OF 30 much Importance
to tho soldier and the sailor AZ Johnson's Ano-
dyne Linimont.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-04-16
NEW ORLEANS.

Fonr-Extra, $3.50; treble extra, s5. 75@
CO.,; choice extra, s7.5O@s 90; family, S75t
n7Sc yellow, SOmS2c. Oats. 63a65c, Bran'
$40. llay-Primo, $40 choice, $40 90
Mess pork, $1,000. Shoulders, 6L@61Ic
clear RIB, S4@9$sc; clear, &c. Bacon din
Shoulders, nc; clear rib. 91Ic; clear, loo.
Sngar-cured hams, l21s @l3Ac. Lard Tierces,
SAB Sc kegs, lOl4c. Sugar Fair to fully fair
7%t"7⁣ prime, SIC. Molasses-Fair fer,
mentlng, .37lI@iOc; cistern bottom, 5OG55c.
Whisky, dull. Louisiana, 95q9Gc; st Louis.
roctitied, 0Oc Cincinnati, Sl.OO.
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Bleeding from Lungs, C~atarrh, BrOn-
~clitis, Consumption. A Won
dcrful Cure.

Dncurgrrp n v Ia, 10 tor,
u Y pu,o,' A. 20 ''T, y, Wv l'' lo'a'
Dcn, Sn, I hoj ll,Torod ,r W. c
=, - r" w.. '" I"'"lrh Ill
~" %Es."r"'"a " ~ @pouC WE'VE years,
T w ,o1 M 3u"'" . III nioncAi"i 'rouole'
ha,,r, l., Nav 700 ",in6n IT ~ l"7tihb
n,i ,n;tL ","y, : '"I"hnS no"'ly worn
, ~. ", M VIII W. i"ppte' oh " pa
r.,"L ~, n.y. : tt at'"ohou WIN
t,",i T" ~ " "u'u'o 'lni' n"Hoiihb almost
y" W '"',o' io'"i"ou hoho more,
~, "I Juoii uil ~ wv "oehn Wioh J. was
,L" ,,u"onS Gba.THn" c. ~ ',o"i1lij"Be IRON
,r;Ji ,'I,e e, ~, ,",I,'J , - W''n,"J SFF.""
d1ys I'm tho Sontomhor fo,io,r ~ "'",
"'nn., ~ ~ 'iuPtIn'o' ,ohu"lnb' ! improved
nuin'toitly W po "o'U u Ut aponi' though IN II
,",S d1'D" T a. wy n'oiohlal tro1pio re-
,ha,, io %"' ~ o","osn "as 'ohioiu worse
T%rnitI.g. aoan,o, tn TO- W. ono so1nicu
cn~iinuod -; -, ,Lia ,aaiJo 'nur"Lih biounu uaily;
nImn.i Joiiy MIL aL,mt ,h" i""i"S uloV"
~ ,TIo,' - " no ao IL !" ",n' VI "aloh,
~ ,,Hn,oJ 70 ,Lo h", ." "",' |n w W entlrely,
,,,"" ro,' ~ Wv :" "a il,onu SuSScHteu
S Solp limit rv"t tbov Womb nII 10 m WAS nc eNt aonh TEepti,
I" ~ ' nn ui"S m""n. w mo no Goou, as haa
upon medicine and doctors with dispnst How,
ever, | obtained one OF your circulars and
read it carefully, from Which I came ia thc
conclusion that YOU understood your business
NJ lchHt. l nnally Obtained n quantity of DIR
Sagc's Calarrh Remedy, your Golden Medical
discovery and Pellets, aud commenced their
vigorous nse according to directions. To nv
surprise, | soon began to improve. Tho Ma,
coycry and Pellets, in II short time bronpIt
ont II severe eruption, which Continued for
re'eral weeks. | felt much better. nv ammo.
tite miprOred, aud | gained i'm strength and
flesh. In three months evcry yestipo Of ihn
,atarrh was gone, tho Bronchitis lad nearly
disappeared, had no Cough whatever md
had entirely ceased to raIse blood ond CON-.
trary to the expectation of some Of nv frienda
the cure has remained permanent, I bave Loj
no moro llcmorrhagos from the Lungs anJ
am entirely free from Catarrb. from which I
had suffered 10 much and no long. I'M dab,
Of gratitude | owe for the blessing have ro'
celycd at your hands. knows no bounds am
thoroughly satisfied, from my experience, that
your mcdl ines will master the worst rorms Of
that oiious disease Catarrh, IN well IA Throat
aud Lung Diseases. / have Commend
Them to very many, and shall over speak in
Their praise. Gratefully yours,
WIN. II. SPENCER.
!. o. Bor 5O7, dorchester, ". \.
In another letter Mr.. Sucncer s,vs. .rh.,a
had n remarkable experience. Those foriIiTia
with nv past illness look mon nv n,osa" ,''n,
iition Of health IA an almost mirrocninma -
The physician who treoteJ mo- d,,
NJ n part of my illness. md who ~ nrnLoIJ,,
lie best surgeon and old school nhvaici.m !.
his city. raid to me. last summer tLot s.on m
Ording to the usual course of tbino. a nav,
n the condition Won were in n wear 200 nraI' !
D have died" Those who arc imcI,So V"6"t u
S'PWir II" ANU VINO ma doubt the authenticity
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N

Flour-Family, 46,7Om7.OO. Wheat, 81. $50
Lao. Corn, G3@67c. Oats, 5Od57c. Eggs.
l2}gc. Mots pork, ZIG, mlG. 25. Lard Steam,
91gc; kettle, $40. Bulk meats Shoulders,
&c clear rib, sll@Slac; clear, $40. Bacon,
6Is for shoulders; clear rib, 9@9lsc; clear,
0lhO. WhlHky. %
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MONEY AND ExprpIENCE-Five bn,

MONEY N ExPERIENoE.-Five hun
dred thousand dollars and fifteen years expe-
rience have made the National Surgical Insti
tutc, indianapolis, Indiana, the largest and
most hencfcent o. it's kind in America. 1t
C ros annually thousands OF cases of deformi-
ties of the spine, limbs and face. catarrh,
chronic diseases, piles and fistula. BY writing
to the Institute, a large journal giving full
particulars will be sent to you free.
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AN ORGAN LEADING 5000 SINGERS

The following letter from the most eminent or.
gaDist in the United I ties, refrr rs to an Organ now
used IN the Rev, DIR. Talmadgr IS church. The Or.
proved insu iCient.
DEAR SIR owe YOU personally my hest thanks
for sending to us the Bro lklyn TrbeIn Gle Con
gregationI one OF the Smitn American Reed Or.
CANS to me Academy of Music, II Is perieo, y
wonderful that % small an instrument in siZa
should have sufficient power TO lead n Congrega-
ton o. so many Thousand people. The trustees,
as well as myself are much pleased with 1t, The
quality OF TONE Is also al that can be desired, 1t
speaks for Itself; and all | have met Nlth. who at
tend The services, speak of it as IN, st satisfactory.
Accent my thanks, and believe me TO remain most
respectfully yours GEO. W, MORGAN,
New York., February 4, 1873. Orgdnist,
New instruments of q Refined Quality Of Tone
for Private Houses
Catalogues sent TO any atdrcs on application,
fremont street, Opposite Waltham street,
Boston. Mass.
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NEW YORK.

Hour-Superfine western and State. "A. 350
$50; white wheat, extra, So 1901. 10; extra
ONO, f6.3Om7.5O st. Louis, S6.4OM11 90,
wheat N 2 spring, 81 52ml. So. Corn-Old
93c. Pork-Nev mess, SlG 75Ml6 90 short
clear middles, . 7-lGc. Whisky, D7c,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-04-16

The mail hdvices from Havana rs-
port that the advance of gold to go is
dlsorganIHlng every branch of trade,
and that the retail dealers and import
era cannot hold ont much longer. The
credit of Cuban merchants abroad, it is
not surprising under these circumstan-
cc', IL seriously impaired. Even the
most respectable houses complain that
their correspondents refuse to furnish
them with ~conslgnments, and will only
sell them small invoices at short dates,
mo suffering among the poor, too, il
increasing to an alarming extent, and.
M during our " memorial panic of
last year, everybody il %retrcnching and
reducing the number of his employees.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-04-16
MEMPHIS,

Corn excited and prices higher at SOC. Oats
active and higher at G0M6lc. Mess pork steady
at SlG.75, in store. Lard, demand good at
full prices, 915ml0c. Bacon, demand fair
and market firm. Shoulders, 7s.c; clear rib,
SIC; CIeAr. NLc. bid -,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-04-16

caves, feed on snakes and vermiD, on
ants eggs, and on each other. They
car not be tanned or forced to any labor,
and are hunted and shot among the
trees like the great gorilla, Of which
they are n stunted copy. When cap
tured alive M finds with surprise that
their uncou'h iabbering sounds are like
articuIate language. They turn up a
human face to gaze at their captors, and
females show instincts of modesty in
fine, these wretched beings are men
and women.