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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-07-22

The scissors editor of a newspaper is COM
monty the butt of many small joke, but a
contemporary comes boldly to the rescue OF
these UNDERMINED students Of literature
1t says: "Some people estimate the ability
of newspaper and the talents of the editor
by the quantity of original matter. 1t is COM
paratively an easy task for frothy writer to
pour daily column of words--words upon
any and all subjects. His ideas may flow in
one weak, wash ey, everlasting flood, and the
command Of his language may enable him to
string them together like lunches of onions,
and yet his paper may be a poor and meagre
concern. Indeed the mere writing part of ed
iting q paper is but small portion of the
work. The care, the time employed in select
ing, is far more important, and the tact Of a
good editor is better shown by his good selec-
tions, than anything else and that we know,
is half the battle. But, as we have said, an
editor ought to be estimated, and his labor
understood and appreciated by the general
conduct of his paper--its tone, its uniform,
consistent course, its aims, it's management,
it's dignity, and its propricty. To preserve
these as they should be preserved is enough
to occupy fully the time and attention Of
any man. If to this be added the general
supervision Of the newspaper establishment
which most editors have to encounter, the
wonder Is how they find time to write al
all
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-07-22
POETRY.
HoWED DOWN.
By WILLIAM W. GREEN.


Bowed down with ache, disease and pain,
That nerve our muscle rack and strain
Through torturing hour or lingering day,
That htful come or constant prey
To the All healing pray.
Bowed down, adown, with wordless grief,
To which no solace yields relief
Too deep for words-too high for fears,
That aye remediless appears
For heavenly solace pray
Bowed down, adown, with anxious care,
That life itself away doth wear =;
Care that no ray of hope illumes,
Piercing its ever present glooms;
To the All powerful pray
Bowed down, adown, with daily toll,
Life's strenuous strife or wild turmoil;
Know Him who giyeth spirit rest
To them who love Him. Lord, confessed,
And to Him, loving pray
Bowed down. adown, with passions stain,
When flows its lava tide amain,
Tumultuous through the impassioned soul,
And pillows wild, tempestuous roll
To the souls Master pray
Bowed down, adown, with soil and sin
When eer her tempting wiles begin;
Flee from temptation far away,
Nor ever near It toying stray,
But to the Sinless pray
lfthou bowed down by doubt hast been,
In things celestial or terrence
If skepticisn thee distress,
Or tempter's wiles thy faith oppressF
Then to the Tempted pray
If Satan, God like, haunt thee here,
And aye seductive still appear,
In form of light aud angel seeming
To thy dazed eye ever cleaning
Then to his Conqueror pray
bowed down in hope--bowed down In tears,
Bowed down when naught but gloom appears;
Bowed down for loves that glow no more,
All passed to the eternal shore
~. To reach 1t ever pray !! 4 vxrss ~,
Oh One hath known all woes of life,
All WEAKNESS of earthly strife;
Hath tempted been, yet without sin;
A man a God hath wondrous been,
That we may conquering pray!
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LORD BxRoNs FEAR OF oErr1Nu FAT

" a
S
y'oa i'sa hos managed ms Dody Dy strong
e''''AS' IVY ms terror q getting fat was 50
s'sa., sas' i'c reduced ms diet 20 the absolute
Po'us = seafVatsons 70 was OF ohSc SOFT,
''aenes'c seln permanent which e a almost
z = keep W'tn1n compass
sH's = 81 II n's oe ns amenes pre-
Y, 9's1 8 ~ !. e1efe'ses hen ne aarea
:, '''s 'snss even standing was painful, 90
- = aoso.so'i = keep down 20 eleven ssone e.
s'''os ni'nseHs A'e saao everything ne swai~
s''ot wss '''s'ah'ly converted INTO TALON, aud
u'pos.''u ol' ms f'os' ! remember one q MS
~. ~. a'islus saying, BYRON now wen You are
'oon'',s = ne nad stopped there y had BEEN
We, o,s' Wnen % aaded, lou arg getting
.sS s.on ofow reudeneo, ana ms eye
''"s,'0us - you can gett'ng ias looking
"o', = weso nog and turning to-
n''' ny 'nu''e.eo ne BEAST can hardly
Asep ~ h'ns's On NAM Inc man who thus
olel''eu MN was sifc ns'soansf OF the lady ad-
u'esse., as uenevra, anu the original OF his
A.'e,Aa ~ tue Dride OF ADydos."
uo' 'nink ne nao mucn appetite for his din
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A SCENE OF TEHnrBLE BEAuTY.--A cor.
respondent writing from the Hawaiian Is
lands says: II would like to give descrip-
ton of the great lava-overhow regions, but
must content myself with your imagining
sea of seething foaming fire, miles in width,
and from ten to thirty feet deep, rushing like
a torrent over the earth, Of the terrible molten
lake of fire. in the volcano of Kilnea, singing
like the everlasting ocean. You would have
to see to realize it's sublime grandeur. 1t was
lovely--ever enchanting--as rode ON horse
back, to pass for miles through dense forests
OF hala trees, the tree from which they make
their mattings, and also the groves of stately
palm trees, bathing their feet in the biilowy
ocean,and stretching out their beautiful limbs
in the golden, glorious sunlight. Then the
beautiful brcad-fruit trees and the waving ba-
mana groves, and the pampayas, &C., fascinate
the eye. Nature revels in grandeur in the
tropics the great God Of Nature is to be
seen in all his splendor and magnihcence.,
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DrSxER or CEREMONY IN CHINA.

IN q -
n'nA = PR eTesssence tne country o.
Sv'aue''ss livery act q social I've among the
Sa'eso y teeu'ateu py strict codes over
WHOM s'e Tribunal q f1tes q fektng watches
:, w'''' s. ''1ecn e'te g tio poulos Of
"a'''' oset sneik eoastattslons.
u'.'aef nluss Always oe preceded ny
Va e " .. hslea''ons addressed 20 me
rs'ss -, 's''oo' ~ irse invisation y sent
ny aas p'0s'ous - eno rec the second y
80 s0 ,"o'','ns oh wnlcn tne Jese Is % 20
r-' - o'uo1 " ienilho one guests OF tine
'oao' 'ney nave oeen requested 10 90 the
"-.' ""a ~ IVY 'helh anew not 10 iail 20
800 'Aa'y' "nen oserything Is prepared,
"n1 s''o u Tue mouse y ready TO re-
80 800 s4s.' - mo oAeieno i''ipseichce 70
"e'uah0e WIN 'nc ahc1one
ss's,es = o''''', '"e place 81 honor ~ givehSo
a. s 10y a'' W ,lae foreigner VINO comes
s' '. '''0 a.os' Always occupies .he
e'' p."oo nen no ihsfouuces ms
sue''s '"'o 'no o'iing-haii' ne saiu'es them
ono '''e' ''io o'ner next ne pours some WINE
= ~
~" " ''o 'nos' u'ssineuisheu OF ms oo"ofoes,
no oai.ies y 'owaros nfms Inc guest re-
spo''s 70 TINS civl'i'y ny endeavors TO prevent
s,'o nos' from taxing 80 mucn trouble and at
INC same 'iio ne mas WINE Drought him IN
cup anu taxes some steps toward the hosts
pace, VINO, III ms turn, politely demonstrates.
The dinner is alwavs berun NV dr;nlr;pc, ,v;ro
The chief but,er o., ste,v.r,, s,,;., -.
on the cround ;nport,,nas Il, tha rrasts -
drink Eacb ono now talvas h;s 49, ,.,.,,
both hands ,a;sos Il 40 t;o,, 90 ~. $50,
carries IL down lower t,a, the t,b,a tha,,
raises r. to his mouth aud ,lr;nLs s,o,r,,, sta
n;no two ar tbraa t;,,as Tha hss4 ~.
presses his cuests tn drink ,r;c,, \, A..
first. and then shows t,,a ,,otto,,, ~ liz 49,.
that all NAV see be has amnt;ea - =.
ample every one il exnected 70 follow a.
The bepinnino Of Tho SECOND oonrsa a.,,
ON g. sends nv ono of b;s o,, -
little bacs Of manor oonta;n;no s,,,a,, :, -
money. 10 the cool Tho ste,,a,d ,,,a,,o,s ~,
servants who wait a. tho ta,,,a IN,
"a mora or lose ,cear1;nr =. H.. .s,s,... -
the nerson who o;ves tba .n.ar,,,,r,a,,. ~.
these presents arc made on,v who, an, a. !
enl;venad hv a nav ,rha a,,tas.,;.... -
course docs MT allow +beso ,tt,o afs.,n,,,1a -
be made pnt;, Ia hos ;na,,,ood - -,s.
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ADVERTISING RATES
Square (about 4 inches, time, 10
1 !" g |" times, 1926
A diminished ratio for large advertisements and for
those running for long periods
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Judge Doolittle of Wisconsin said, in an adj
dress to the law students at Madison, that he
who in the name of the profession stirs up
strife, encourages litigation for any purpose,
and especially to put money in his pocket, is
unworthy Of it. In the Judges opinion but
one name describes such man and such a
character, and though newly coined from the
mint Of slang, it Is too intense in meaning not
to be used lit is i" shyster.''
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There is nothing like dressing your local
items in rhetorical flnery even if yousdo have
to come to plain English at the end. See an
example An Oswego paper describes fire
by saying "that the red flames danced
in the heavens and flung their fiery arms
about like black funeral pail, until Sam
Jones got upon the roof and dashed them out
with a pail of water" 81
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Boswell once asked johnson If there was no
possible circumstance under which suicide
would be justiflable. "No,' said Johnson
"Well," said Boswell, suppose man had
been guilty Of fraud, and that he was certain
to be found out" 'sWhy, then, " was the re-
DIV, lin that case let him 60 to some country
where he is not known. and not to the Devil,
where he Is known"
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We have heard of traveller at hotel, who
rose from. his bed at night to examine the
weather but instead Of looking out on the
sky, he thrust his head through the glass
window of cupboard Bless me! !" he
muttered, " this is very singular weather
The night is as dark as pitch, and smells of
cheese
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-14
DEMOCRATS Or DALLAS COUNTY.

In compliance with the call OF
chairman ofthis congressional district,
the democrats of Dallas county are re-
quested to meet In their various justi-
ces' precincts, on Saturday, July 18th,
and select delegates TO a county con-
vention to be held at the court house
in Dallas, on Saturday, July 18th, for
the purpose of sending delegates to the
congressional district convention TO be
held at Fort Worth on Wednesday,
July Goth.
The democrats Of precinct No. will
meetn the court house mt Dallas.
Those of precinct No. 2willnssemble
at Lancaster of No. 3, at Horizons
mill; of No. 4, at Breckenridge, and of
Nog5, at Scyene. 1 T'o RI
No. ] willsend sixteen delegates.
No. 3 will send seven delegates.
No. 3 will send four delegates.
No. 4 will send eight delegates.
No. 5 will send six delegates.
The county convention will assom-
bic at the court house in Dallas at =
p. NJ, on Saturday, July 25th.
WILLIAM II. HORD,
Chairman of democratic county COM
mittee of Dallas county.
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swINpELLs g. SIMMONS, Pro'prs'


THE DAILY Hl3RALp Is pu9ileheu every
morning, except Monday, ~ slv y"hli lli
adyanco SiorsiX m0ntlhi " lur uhe w QUA
% cepts' Tor ono weelg 'lns'e oop''S' ~
SouA' VIZ -.
The Daily Herald iAnow furnished 70 s ,S,Ir
scrlbprs Dy carrier AZ - cents per week, lne
paper will be delivered rysu'a,ay wv NV
nnsl snh,rhs within Il mile aud u half OF ne
" "nu ho,,se. sunserilen t'lllug " rrosiye
tbSir pnper viii obllee by reporting 20 MI,
liuvss nj This Olilces .. H.a F,...t
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

THE WEEKLY HERALD Will be pub-
shed every saturday morning. SubScrip-
lon, 500 per nnnum Sl,60 for six months,
,'lyhuln In advance, No subscription taken
fora ldas period than six months.
Advertisements inserted AZ the rate OF VI 10
per square for the hrst Insertion, and 70 cents
Tor each Subsequent insertion. I.ll
Obituary notices, marriages, deaths, public
meetings, cards OF thanks, etc., To be paid for
nj half advertisement rates. ..lI..t
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AliENIs.

Travelling aaenr uvW' BecItelI' -
Ncw York, "a, P,Rowell, =. NJ, Pettepglll &
Co.. ana Bates 4 Locke,
phlladelphlai Coe, Wo1therlll AGO.
cincinnati; :. II. Paryln. aim.
New orleans; Thomas Mcintyre,
shreveport W. II. Sparks.
Honston; y. il. CushlngyA ff \
Austin, TaXas f. VoiEt .t.
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Horse sStolenlyI

FINN the pren1ises Of the undersienad In
tets city, on the, night of the 18Th Instant n
CHESTNUT sorref fnHfe ~ years DID, ia hAf,ds
mostly On ia sIde nf fncs,
whlte streak ~ The ieli NOSE, anl l,jpd lsfi
Ter delivery ss tbg Had N, ~ Il, ne p"'o 'o'
"a tGi..ti Diln .eoi1T. !. WALTER
| lAprll Us, M4hna hanlIa.a lllltiln- ~
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EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
~~-~~---,.-
Wesleyan Female Institute,
% Staunton, Va. COS
REV. W. H. HARRIS, d. D, President,

viii beginlits 18th annual session Septer.-
Der 1Tth, 1874. This IL one of the first schools
for young ladies in the south. Faculty con-
sists of tTenty-three teachers ami officers,
buildings elegant, scenery grand, health I'M
surpassed, feeble constitutions here entirely
restored, attended by young ladies from nj
teen southern states, and IA large number of
pupils attendthis school from all sections OF
the state of Texas. ~ - - - hA9a -1& Na
For further information consult our pat
rons-Major L. c. Rountree, Galveston; Hon.
II. q. Mills, Corsicana; Judge s. s. Munger,
Houston: Rev. X. II. Taliatsfro, Austin; Colo
mel Thomas II. Jones, Salado; Judge j. II.
Reagan, Palestine; Colonel George +. Afford,
Galveston; III. Il. Hearrie, OF Hearne; Colonel
D. ID. Giddings, BRENNAN; Mrs, NJ. ID. Sea-
verton, Calvert, and all our numerous pat
rons throughout Texas. A gentleman will
leave Galveston LIST of September, who will
takecharge of all young ladies going to this
institute. In regard To escort, write Rev. w.
A. Harris, of Staunton, Va. i li1yA,. .l!
Terms tor scholastic year-board- and tut
tion in college course, $40 90, Extras moder-
ate. For catalogue OF slxty-foqr pages, adj
dress REV, w. A, HARRlS,
l2'dlm4swim :, ~~ stapnton' va.
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Peaches, 2-it,s dozen, 81 iCa2 0D:ponrs. I'm, y
dozen, 50 %; Plums, green cages, 2-b AZ dozen,
" %; Straw berries, 9-lb, 9Adozen, 81 rs; Rasp-
berries, 2-lb Fdozen 50 "; Blackberries. 2-ib,
" dozen, 81 ~; Tomatoes, 2.b, q, dozen, ~ 90.
Corn, lib, W. dozen, 81 4O6l3 90; Peas, 2-lb, "
dozen, 81 80; Succotash, 2-lb, " dozen, 81 80;
HOLSTERS, lib, b dozen, 50 CO. oysters, lib, "
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TO ThehlIaadies.

The undersigned respectfully calls the at
tention OF the ladies OF New Orleans and vi
cinity to the superior facilities OF her factory,
and the reasonable terms fer .wprk, OF Al
Waterfalls, Chignons and Wigs, and every.
thing belonging 10 alladies' Toilet. Orders
promptly and faithfully executed on the
lowest terms. Adde'S - IN IA q .AaxC vi
Lock Box $50, IA Bsronns It. New Orleans.
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I Oh Work Letter Hends !. CARDS, f'ifculars,
u biii Heeds, Posters, IIiwyefs' Bfien Pam
phleis epd eYery kind Of Job Printing
PROMPTLY executed at The fernld'pfiien 8 3
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COKE AND TAR.

We are now ready to supply those desiring
coke or coal tar. Coke "a used extensively In
all cities for cooking. Any stove with crate
put in IL, viii burn II. ii Il cheaper and less
trouble than wood. All orders iStist De len
- n ,liJi b. scnUGGs.
Secretary Dallas Gaslight Company, over
SCHNEIDER & Davis store. % = q, : l2sdr
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Inrce Ualy fasseuger Ira1py.
Leave (issyesion at tsl0Ia m and arrive at
Leave ciilvcston nc 310p IN md arrive 40
Houston 10 l:fD y M. % " 81 20 liniii X
Leays Galveston ut $50 p m and arrive ut
Hotist0D NJ $50 pm. 80 .,.,.s 49,, M. b.,
Leisys Houston ~ el5 q m and arrive at
dalqoston ut a10afn. ..Nifx .1I1fl
[ I.epve Houston 1910 IN and arrive at Gal
NfstVn nt 2.D y m, ~. "a l....s.,is ~
, tehve Honsto,t at $50 p nj and arrive ut
d,hyestmLatll:'D d m. 5tgW hrH
On siaH,laye, passenger train lenves Calves
ton AtllQQD Am, Leaves Houston at 100 ID nj.
y fFiieHhHfA train from Galveston coffiecfs
NJ HanfsBnfH with the Galveston, Hafrss.
fapR Rftd nan Antonio TailryAy. Comets o {
iIouIt6dn 9Th the Houston and Texas Cen /,
: lTtsssfD)psm express from Galvestnn con-
iileeltY with tho Houston and Texas csntrHl
( The Gbbp n, EXPRESS from Galveston con.
iiectslwitn the International and Great
Northern, ipilrpad vt Houston ate pm. III
The 1900 3 p train nom Houston arrives az
g gn,,s, a. s s:s 'beonnec's with tue
Ticket elieqs. leo fremont street., GaivssrI
Cnmmntation tickets 70 Iocn points, one
thouisfnd and dive huBirei mile tlrkrts, can
ehe pi.flhaFgd IL the fislift onlclsof this coin-
pahy, OF non uelvesIplt !citet Yillsc: I'd
II. BOA \ DhfWs, itsAefai Tick2t Agent. ~
+ sdt .s4ailififd i6liiff 4jla g n9aU
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rHE DAILY HERALD,

Onlec IN THIRD story OF CLARK d hrS'
ans New Building, Corner OF Lamar
and Main Streets. busineAs ONCE
Front Room IN second siory'
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HANllNHh' uHNllnt llNulN'
AA va 8s can
Y 4 smEE GENERAL uARIlET. M

lpNlness continues ntr, TheTe N 40 mala'
fihichahHe Ia quulhtlOnH fioin lAst fepOit
uur merohanls have full aud complete stocks
Ian upwn.At low ng9ltea, aud puirnikHs can
Do lnade az unusual Adyuhiagr, Tho follow.
Ina gvptlpons feprtNsigf regular whslesaln
pflres' In hlling NnAll dideN, higher RATES
wiz ARNe " hl pAlli-- n.-- ..LL- ID
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Dried apples pib iciLemons, tlbox s9;Onnges
|box ~ 20; Figs, new D D. ljc; ltaiElns In
Zante, u ~, new l5e Turkish prllnes new
" 10 lSo; Almonds, SOFT shell, W lb DC; Filberts
new u n poe; WamulS, " 10 DC, Brazll nuts,
" n zoe; Peanuts, r 10 l2'ac; Cranberrles u
barrel SIS; CuGoanutS, % 100 so 0Val2 50; Fine
fancy candy, " H. g5S9Oe; pecliis, v bushel
So 81
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CLOSE CONVECTION

At Mnneola and. International Junction,
with trhibson tho International and Great
Norther1iI nRallrosd.i for Tyler. Palestinr.
Huntsville, Houston End Galveston. Al
shreveport, with, the Red river boats, fut
New Orleans and thesbuth, and with the ~
Paso CoInpany's stages for bionroe,
vi v and the sqpih,I A. Tsxarkans,-
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Gr0eerIea

Daa0pa ClaafsldaA re; IhoalStnatD "A %,
Hunls, oahNassed, ilOtloci Hams, sngar-cnred,
loo,
N0a@os On barrels per GALLON Fair 0bc;
PIahisiO Nlloice sOci Golden syrup Ncissllver
Drps io4elc,
sugar in barrels per pound; FALL lOci
Primo lpyc; Choice l2ca yellow clarified re;
White gloriiiud l2Ul'owdri,'d lic; CIplshinl IN,
Dish tMno ltoinll No. l.linlf bnriuls 80. Nd.
2. hnlf barrels ~; No. u kits ~ 70, No. =, kits
" ~.
Tobacco, per ngD9S5c
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Drugs.

OEnhNs
Alcohol u gal 81 Is; DUN Camphor n n GOc
Chloroiorm 81 50; Gum opium Filb $40 5Ddll 90;
Indigo, hest, " 10 81 759sS 10; Magnesia n n 5Og
60c; Madden u ID lSg2Oc; Oil, sweet, " gtil 81 w
Sperm ~ gal 50 90; Berg2mot, pure, u h So 100
90 hsmSn 70 Ts7 81 so4s "a pgll 81
Alum "a 10 7@Sc; Calomel y ID 81 7ju2 rs; Coch-.
meal 81 90; Copperas 6Qgsc; Liquonce extract
6Oc; MorphineT 5O@SQ0; Oil, Castor esgal 81 25
o. 80; Olive % gal 81 25@2 20; Tanners 81 co.;
Cassia ~ ID 81 30; Quinine u Oh 81 70; Soap
CASTLE D II zoe; Soda ash y b lie; Saltpetre
pure Is ID Doc; Commercial n n l5c;r Venetian
red " Ii SC; White lead pure per keg sl3 009
IL %; Strictly pure per keg Sl3 5O@yli W; Linz
seed oil raw y gal 81 goal %; Boiled y gal 81 %
@l 30. nuf m q,
Boots and Shoes.
Boys Kip Brogans sl2 O0@l5 20 u doz; Mems
do SIS 006el8 % d doz; Children's and Misses
do 81 506sl5 90 q doz; Women = heavy Peg Kip
sl2 0O@lS 90 q doz; Boys Kip Boots sl5 0O@
80 90 u doz; Mems do $50 OO@4S 90 81 doz.
Lumber. $500.
Yellow Pine, rough al sizes and length SIS 90
per IN; White Pine clear, ~ Il 5and . inches
$50 0O per m; White Pine Notwithstanding
ST 30 per NJ; White Phe Notwithstanding
S2j on per III; White Pine Notwithstanding
81 so per m; White Pine ceiling $50 % per m;
White Pine inch boards $40 10 per IN; White
inch boards SO % per IN; White Pine inch
boards 81 80 per m; Palings, fancy heads,
s55 10 per nj; Lath s. 10 per m; Shingles,
white pine, 81 W per IN; Shingles, white
pine, s. 80 per IN: Shingles, hite pine, s. o.;
Cements5 Dper barrel; Plaster Paris u 90 per
barrel.
lHil" Iron and Nails.
All sizes, from TO 60 cut 50 90; all sizes cas-
ing to 10 81 90; all sizes finishing to 10 81 co.
Sd fine 50 w; refined bar iron 8Iac v d; plow
iron 90 u h.; pillow steel i214o v 10. Az Ai4-1
Timers Stocks and Metals.
Tin: &c lOxli, charcoal, per box sl7 50; TX
l0xli,- charcoal, $40 co.; &c, l2xl2, charcoal
s22 90; IC, cliarcol, lix20 81 SO tx, charcoal,
l4x20, $40 50; &c, lix2O, roofing, SIG 50; 10, 20x
D. S3l 0O; block tin b ID Soc; sheet zinc u n
loo: Pig lead n 10 Zoe; Copper bottoms n h
SOC; Sheet iron 2dx27 b 10 Rye; solder extra
refined q h CSC; Galvanized Iron in full bum
dies q Ii zoe: American Russia q 10 Oc.
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FlOur--EXtrn FnmiIy q 0OGtB 0O; ChOlol
XAN 50 COCO SSS%AS 75dS OOi NN "a 2oG
Bran, y 100 lbs, 81 -, .t...
Oats ~ bushel 6B5H7ic.
Wheat per bushOl, 81 10.
Corn, per bushel, 81 Ol9I 10. j..
Corn meal, per 90 lbs, " O59l 10.
POtaioes--Ia SDn0t5 80.
LBennsi Wliite naNN N 100 lbs So bOm7 90.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

Guaranteed as good leather rs made. Sell
low for cash, and exchange leather for hides
Hair and wool always on hand. I'D
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All sizes, from to 60 cut 50 90; all sizes cas-
ng to 10 81 co. all sizes finishing to 10 81 %;
d fine 50 w; refined bar iron &c " d; pillow
ron 90 u h; pillow steel l2I5o "a n. AZ Ais.1 et
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-10-08

A. Logan and Matt. Carpenter aud
nearly all their great leaders were not
Democratse If they can elevate dis
honest Democrats to the highest Offices
in the land, why cannot we vote with
honest Democrats at the polls! Then
ask them whether we have, in Mime
sofa, among the Democrats, three mean
er white men than Bill King, Mark H.
Dunnell and Charles McIlrath =! And
if that isn't enough, ask them whether
good Samaritan, who psurs oil into
the wounds of the people, even though
he formerly voted the Democratic
ticket, is not preferable to the robbe'
/, who inflicted the wounds and stole your
purse, although he may be good Re
publican, and sound on the question o
slavery?
Smith. Well, Brother Jones, there
is good deal of force in your argu
ment; and I think I will vote the
Anti-Monopoly ticket this fall and SCI
whether it does any good. Heave'
knows our condition is bad enough
The new movement may improve it; j
can hardly make it worse.