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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-10-08
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The following table shows amounts and times Of
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year, for C FIVE OCTAVE DOUBLE REED ORGAN,
style T, with Five stops, Vox Humana, &c. Other
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Cas- Price $3.50 Time Price sl43 Rant Mos s14 80
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-10-08

Now that the Supreme Court has
confirmed the constitutionality of the
Potter law, number of heavy ship
pers in Milwaukee are to sue the rail-
road company for the difference be-
tween the lawful rates and those paid
on bills of freight since the Potter law
went into effect, and also for penalties,
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-10-08

The level of Lake Constance, Switz-
erland, recently went down eight feet
in two days. Ca use unknown, un-
less it was that q piece of the bottom
fell ont
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-10-08
NEW YORK

N a lady. A few days canvassing for the
CHICAGO LEDGER will enable any man to obtain
machine. Address LEDGER Co., ia Monroe Street,
Chiraun.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-10-08

The early extinction of the buffalo
on the Western plains is certain, at the
rate they are being slaughtered-20O,-
900 year,
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-10-08

Something Nice-Gentlemen naNe
been troubled for want Of paper collar more
closely resembling linen, This is furnshea eS
them in the tlmwood Collar, 1t has cloth
surface that must certainly be linen raront from s
looking like paper. It is so perfect an imita-
ton OF linen that it cannot be detected even on
close scrutiny. 1t is for sale at all gents fur
nishing stores, and we would recommend
every gentleman to try it.-Boston Herald.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-10-08
~,sE REMINGTON W0p,.

THE IIoursT ORDER OF MEDAL" AWARDED
THE EXPOSITION.
No tSe,ping Machine Received Higher Prize
A FEW GOOD REASONS;
IA Ne,o Invention THOROUGHLY TESTED and
secured by Letters Patent
2.-Makes a perfect LOCK sTIToH, alike on bot
sides, on all kinds of goods.
3.-Runs LIGuT, SMOOTH, NoIsELEss and RAPID
test combination of qualities.
4.-DURARLE-Runsf for Years without Repairs.
5.-WM do all varieties of Work and Fancy
Stitching in superior manner.
6.-Is Most Easily Managed by the operator,
length OF stitch may be altered while running g
and machine can be threaded without passing
thread through holes.
7.-Design -r"''e. Ingenious, Elegant, forming
the stitch tOithout the use of Cog Wheel Gears
Rotary Cams Lever Arms. Has the Automatic
Drop Feed, which insures uni length of stitch
at any speed. Has our -ew Thread Controller
which allows easy movement Of needle'bar and
preUents injury to thread
S.-CoNsTRUoTIoN most careful and FINISHED. I,
Is manufactured by the most skiRftl and erperi
enced mechanics, at the celebrated Remington
hrmOry, IliOn, N. Y. New York Office
No. d. Madison Square, (Fxurtz's Build
mSo BRANCH OFFICES: 2S5 State St.
Chicago, Hi 27O Superior ST., Cleveland
o.. iSI Fourth ST., Cincinnati, d. A0e
Main ST., Buffalo, N. Y; 332 Washington
ST., ROston, Haass.j $40 Chestnut st.
Philadelphia, Pa, so Sixth ST., Pitts.
burgh, Pa.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-10-08

Founded ON n Rock !-The disappointed
adventurers who have from time to timo attompt-
cd to run their worthless potions against Planta-
tion Bittors, vow that they cannot understand
what foundation there is for it's amazing populari-
ty. The explanation is simple enough. The repu-
tation of the world-renowned tonic is founded
Il pom a rock, the Rock Of Experience.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-10-08
Lnaies Desire what Men Admire, And

LautcS DeSlre WIN Nhch shN
this llttlc thing is Beauty. What do VIC say is
beautiful7 A transparent complexion and q lux
urious head of hair. What will produce thesep
Hagan's Magnolia Balm will mako any lady OF
thirty appear but twenty; and Lyons Kathairon
will keep every hair in its place, and make II
grow like the April grass. 1t prevents the hair
from turning gray, eradicates Dandruff, and is
the finest Hair Dressing in the world, and at only
half ordinary cost II you want to get rid OF SAL
lowness, Plmples, Ring marks, Moth patches, etc,
don't forget the Magnolia Balm, ladies.
Reward.-l will give 500 for any case Oh
fash, bone or muscle ailment like rheumatism,
Bruise, Spawn, Strain or Lameness, upon either
man or animal which tho NICK can Mustang Lini'
ment will ot cure when used according to direc-
tious. Near 80 years has proved 1T to be the most
wonderful remedy for Neuralgia, Burns, Swell
inqs, Enlarged Joints, Hoof All, Screw Worm,
Sting, Caked Breasts, ETC., ever discovered. VINO
will let horse limp when Mustang Liniment will
cure itp who will let o child cry and suffer from
bruises and chilblains WI the Mustang will pre-
vent 1T? who will pay largo Doctors bills when
they can buy Mexican Lniment for 80 cts. and
s1.COp tits wrapped in a steolplato label, signed
&c. w. Westbrook, Chemist" VIM. r. Evcrson,
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-10-08

D, , Paym't in IN Three In Six Ia Nine Twelve
Ian Advance. Months. Months Months. Mopths
The New York herald., 1874-09-29
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Sept 2s 1874
q nS & Ss. s s Sas dsas so
6s7 Exports coastwlse, L7Si, Sales $50 Stock Il 1906
NEW ORLEANS. Sept 2s, 1874.
Cotton-Demand fair offerings light; middllng. iis4c
Net receipts bales gress S Gres
LOo) stock % 4OL 30 ,.-.
Cotton quiet; mddling, l4'6c a lIlee; low midilings
lsAc good ordinary ishe ca ssse Net @ regents & &
Cotton quiet; middling l4ssc Nsl receipts Sos bales
E[Gss 49, 'S Exports ''"''"''s ''' A'es ''' @ 'o'A
There 500 boxes of cheese offered and sold mere
day lic to 6c The trade is the most active OF
oswEco Sept 2s 1874
wheat hr saay ana in FSSa n
lots at 81 ~ sales Sns Sar c DO az 81 d. dun Esra na
Ssss DWer sales % $50 bassss prime Canada Corn
per tom Canal reishtsE &C. corn S.e barley y
fs the fs% lH5, dG s. b 70 New YORK.
Maea1 earSy % SSe eSSn
1880 do; barley 800 do; lumber, l,O6s0Oo feet
Grain in store:wheat, 2o6 Iso bushels; corn eos5
do oats SSs, DO DO barley S DO lake ana
Il2o g6is wacat 3I90i9 bushels corn g ss9 do;
WHEAT Ss 49, DhGs; casa se aG s da SetH oats
do dour 200 Sbis Rail exportswhea 1000 bush
oats i &C. Flour saist; SAFES the lo,ew
ns 81 amber s. 'ssa5 sns
lower aud dull sales 5000 bushels No Milwaukee
sales 32 900 bushels Western 8c Oats inactive;
sales OF small lots No Western at 5Sc. 59c. Rye nom
ina 9Oc. Barley malt frmer Canada. ST CD 81 70;
Western, 81 50 81 Co. Provisions: Mess pork, S:i
1924 5) short cuts, S24 S4 50 hams re-; shoulders
9ac breakfast bacon 12c. dried beef 5c 16c; beet
tongues So per dozen; lard in terces o1sc kegs and
tubs l6c. . -
Flour steady Wheat shade lower, closing hrm No.
white Wabash 81 II; No. do, 81 lOa No. white
Michigan 81 ID; amuer Michigan, cash and October
81 03; No 81 0l1s; No. red held at 81 G6 No. 3do
81 or No 2amber illinois 81 l71s No do 81 10 Corn
SIC Oats steady; No 521ac No 2 Sic. cash and Octo
ber; Michigan 5lc white, 52lsc 53c. freights dull
and unchanged. Receipts-75,JW bushels wheat 81 600
do corn 900 do oats Shpmentsl2l zoo bushels wheat
5000 do. corn. - 80.
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat in fair demand
and lower; closing steady; No spring, 9c NO 2dO,
y65c. cash, 93ssc. October; No. do 5Ssc Sg1ac re
jeced s5c a Soc Corn active and higher; No 2miXed
Sc cash S06c October 72c. 73c. seller all the year,
high mixed, s2hc rejected Soc Oats active aud higher
5U4c for No cash. 4916c october 5Sc seller all the
year. rejected l6c Rye quiet and uncnanged at S9c
90c. for No. Barey-No. spring 81 w 81 10 cash.
81 % September, 9sc October; No de SIC soc Pork
dull and lower at 81 Sa 522 spot s7 g. seller az the
wear. Lard dull ana lower at l4aic sepie moer !lhe
Whiskey steady 81 03 Freighs dull and UNCHANGED.
Receipts-6 900 bbls -four l7JUU bushels wheat $4,000
corn. $1,000 DO oats 800 do p 900 do. barley.
Sh pments-50D) bbls Hour l8JU bushels wheat l57OO)
do corn, l0O0 ats, 230OJ do barley. On the open
board this afternoon wheat closed steady at 9sc Octo
ber: higher at SO5sc October 731sc seller all the
year.
The New York herald., 1874-09-29

but firm quoted IKE spot and remainder Of month.
and l4llc 4,c. October delivery. sales 20 tierces
spot ltAc. ana terces for December Mt i2e per
10 CITY lard steady and sold to the extent OF lso
terces at li6c. per ID.
SuGAR-For raw sugar the market today ruled quiet
but steady the basis of Sac tor fair to good
Cuba. We note sales OF 800 hhds. Cuba at s1sc
200 hhds OF good do at sac. so hhds including Cuba
and centrifugal private terms, and 100 boxes OF
clayed at stc., per h. Refined met with fair trade
ssc m iss r for hards We quote :~cubaN Refining
SIC. a ssse.i do good 70 prime, sEe, 4 aBXc.;
s sfs:ss hhqS s4S ssAsh Esas IS siSs iss6
&C. 7c. clayed, boxes Dutch standard Nos Ito re
do, Ia i0c 0}lc,; do, ~ to 20, lie llRc.
white, lU4c a Ike. Porto Rico-Rehning, common to
prime 7c s7sc; grocery. fair to choice, sac 94c
Brazl-Dutch standard, Nos. to n, SC. Shc. Java
Dutch standard Nos 10 TO II $40 9Ec. Manila-Supe
rior and erior. 7s.c. SIC.
RICE.-The market was quiet but steady JobbiDg
sales made at figures within the range OF quota
tons We quote :-Carona, &C "a 7c. Tor fair. Iisc
73Sc. for good and 7ac 7ssc for prime; Louisiana.
SIC. 715c. Patna, &c. 74c. RaagoOn. &c. oAc-
per ID.
SrEARIsE-Thc market was dull and nominal. quoted
ut Ice tor city.
TALLow was nuict but the market firm. Prime quoted
nj SAc sales 6OUO lbs. at from sac sac per iD ac
cording TO quality. -
WHIsKEY.-Receipts, 432 obls. The market ruled Nc
gallon lower with only air trade At the decime
sales 25U bbis 81 ~.
The New York herald., 1874-09-29
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
Continued Activity on the
Stock Exchange.
@ OLD 10 8 3-4.
Foreign Exchange Quiet Money Unchanged
Investment SecugitieS Firm.
WALL STREET,


Wall street Is recovering its tone. To-day the
STOCK market opened with an unsettled feeling,
consequent upon timid disposition superinduced
upon last weeks advance and helped by rumors
OF Commodore vanderonts illness,
STOCKS OPENED STRONG,
at an advance OF y TO y per cent as compared
with the closing quotations or saturday Later
decline OF 4 TO per cent TOOK place, but partial
recovery ensued at the END OF the first call. THIS
was succeeded by another decline and still later
by firm tone and rally In prices. rne oealngs
were very large, particularly in the cases OF Union
Pacific, Western Union Lake Shore, New YORK Gen.
trail, Rock Island, Northwest and ST. Paul common,
Pacific Mail and Onlos. Harlem advanced 10 l291a
and other investment shares were drm. AT the sec
onu call the market was 1rm, and prices showed
a recovery of a to "a per cent from the lowest
point. The stock market during the last hour OF
business was firm, prices shortly before the close
having shown an advance OF 4 to IA per cent
from the lowest point OF the day, The strongest
stocks were Ohos, Union Pacific, st. Paul and
Northwest Ohos advanced from 27% to 2STs,
Union Pacific from 36A to 81 st. Paul from "a TO
S5 and Northwest from 3S1s to 394. In the late
dealings there was fractional reaction from the
advance above noted, but at the final close the
market was firm. The total sale OF stocks to-day
was over 800, 900 shares, the largest since the
panic. The subjoined table gives the sales in each
share, as also
The New York herald., 1874-09-29
HYDR0PHOBlA.

InQuests in the cases OF Roderfck Ens
twistle and William McGinniss.
Coroner woltman yesterday held lnquests in the
cases Of Roderick Entwlstle OF No. IL Bedford
street, and william McGlnnis, boy seven years OF
age, OF No. 62 Essex street. both OF whom died in
July last from the effect OF dog bites. The facts Of
Doth cases nave already been published in the
HERALD, ana the testimony taken yesterday de-
veoped nothing additional.
The jury IN the McGnnis case rendered q YER
dict OF death from hydrop nobia and in the case OF
KoueflcK EntwiStle five OF the jury rendered q
verdict OF hydropbobif, while the sixth, DR.. Il.
!" hAruee, returned verdict that death ensued
from meningitis. due, TO alcoholism ana lvssa>
Dhnbia
The New York herald., 1874-09-29

THE INDEPENDENT COMPANIES.
I. me rest or the companies mentioned are nom
Board companies, and do not together represcnG
over Sl2,OUO, OOO or these, however, IL is known
that tue Glrard, Of Phade phia ana the st. Nicholas
ana Lorard, OF New York. have decided to 60
with the Board companies.
The New York herald., 1874-09-29


For future delivery basis low mddlng) the sales have
been as follows saturday evening af er one O'Clock
M-September 2UD bales at l6 Slice. 40J at l6 75zc
100 at l6.c. October 200 at is 1870, 800 is l6c
Is 5-32c November 500 at l5c, 400 at 3S2c;
ss s5j /, & $50 at Is sc 100 res st.
ruary 40D at 1880; March 200 at Is 15l6c, 400 at
Is 29s2c May, loo at 16 9l6c. Total $500 bales To.
dav to two r. NJ. :-September 100 bales at l6ac.,
loo at l6 1926 400 at 6lc 20 at l6 932c $40 at Is 56c
lU0 IL llzc. 500 10 5-i6c. 1000 at i64c. October
200 at l5 532c., 500 at l5sc. 100 at Is 532c, 100
at I5oc, zoo at Is 5-s2c. 100 At -isse, 100 at
ber 100 at Is -52c, 500 at Is l-l6c 200 at Is l-s2c
400 at 5c. December. lODy 51c so at l5 3S2c 100
at Is i-i6c january o1 at is 52e 21 at o5c. 100
10 932c 90 at l5tc February, 100 at Is 9i6c. at
i5Ec March: 100 at 10 2s-s:c, 2oo at Is2fc 300 at
Grand total 2iSOJ bales he receipts at the
veston 6ss; New Orleans 452; Mobile, lsi7; ,savan
Philadelphia Total II UoS bales. This day last week
l00gl This day last year, ll,5l3 Rates cotton to
foreign ports quoted thus:-To Havrc. by sail &c
To Hamburg, by steam &c; by SAIL &C. TO Bremen by
steam, &C. by sail c, compressed. To Liverpool. by
steam. I'D; by sail, 3-l6l:
FLOUR AND eceipts-Flour l6.304 bbls
wheat l6il47 bushels; corn S AZ do corn meal lOOU
bbls. 74.l75 bushels; barley, 9674 do. -four
market steady, but quiet The sales comprising all
kinds about l37O bbs at figures within our
quoted range Corn meal was hrm, with further sales
OF 500 bbl at s. for brandywne ana 81 so 81 75 tor
Western. City sacked meal quoted thus :Coarse 81 49,
fine siied 5! ~ boited yellow. 81 9 and bolted white
81 Us 100 lbs Southern sacked 81 75 81 rs
l,,,r SD Inf tor, ,yntta I'm Ibs We
The New York herald., 1874-09-29
GOLD

GOLD
sold between 1929 and 10, opening at 1o97s and
closing at the lowest figure. Cash gold was in de-
mand, l}i, and per cent being paid for its use.
The customs receipts to-day were $4,000 The
Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 on interest
account and s44,O 900 in redemption or fve-twen enty
bonds. IN regard to the future OF gold there is
much speculation, not, however, reflected in the
current dealings, The prospect is that gold Will
command something for use during October. how
much Will depend on whether combination is
formed to control the supply. Until to-day-and
as yet no rates have been made-gold could be
borrowed Tor October at d Of per cent.
TREASURY GOLD SALES.
The Treasury this morning made public its in
tended sales OF gold during the month Of october,
nd ar as
The New York herald., 1874-09-29
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON PRODUCE MARxEr.-LoSDoN. Sept 2s-5 NJ
Taliow, As. per Sugar. Z7s. 3D. Us I'd. per
cwt tor Nc. II Dutch standard, on the spot
The New York herald., 1874-09-29
CLOSING PRIOsS-s O'CLOCK PM
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Dull Flour steady Wheat
Firmer-Corn Firmer-Oats Steady
Pork and Lard Were Dull-Groc cries
Firm - Freights Steady Petroleum
Quiet but Firmer--Naval Stores Firm
whiskey Easier,
The New York herald., 1874-09-29

A HOTEL MAN OF TWENTY YEARS EXpERI-
n ence and some capital wishes to purchase an in
terest in good paying hotel or restaurant Address A.
u Ia Rroadwav Paris N Allan
The New York herald., 1874-09-29

SWhCt b0t C'tAmef--N0ya1 stores Firm
Whiskey Easier.
MONDAY. sept. 2S-6P.M.
The merchandise markets were still irregular,
but scarcely SO irregular as during last week. The
movement in produce was moderate at the Pro-
duce Exchange. Flour was steady, hut quiet.
Wheat was frmer but in limited request. Corn
was also quiet, but firmer. Oats were steady.
Whiskey was quiet and easier. Pork and lard
were dull, lower and nearly nominal. Freignts
firm. Cotton was dull and easier. but not quota
bly, lower. except Tor September contracts, which
declined &c Groceries were quiet, but firm. Pc
troleum quiet in consequence of the advanced
views OF holders Market frmer. Naval stores were
quiet, but Arm.
CorrEErhe market to-day ruled quiet for all descrp-
tons prices quoted steady We heard busl
from first hands We quote :-Rio-Ordnary
goes, l5Sc. l5l4c: far do l7'4c. l7Hc good do,
lSAc l9ac. prime do, 2Ul4c. 20%c; extreme range
for lots l51c. 2c. Java, government bags, 22c 26c;
DO, grass mats &c. &c. Ceylon Hc. l9sc Mara
caibo i6c l9c; aguayra l71sc. l9c Jamaica. l6c
1sc; ST. Domingo lac. Islac. Porto Rico i6c lSsc.
Costa Rica 16c l91ac; Mexican. l7tac. 1870 Angos
tura l7c l9c Sayana, l5c u l9c Curacoa, l51ac.
l7c.. gold, GU and 80 days.
CoTroN-The demand for spot cotton. aside from the
demand from spectators which holders continued
refuse to meet limited TO small lots tor spinning
purposes, immediate wants required. Futures"
were quiet and materially changed excepting for
September, which month showed decline oi dc. per
We puOtp
The New York herald., 1874-09-29
CHICAGO INSURANCE.

The Position of the Board of Under
writers Firm md Unchangcd-What
Compani VIII Stand by the Order
Chicago's Methods of Relief.
The New York herald., 1874-09-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

4 HIGHLY FLOURISHING STORE BUSINESS FOR
"A sale-Ilealthy locality, New York; small cap
tai and low rent. No agents need apply. Address H. o.
box IuZ Herald Office
The New York herald., 1874-09-29

TREASURY BALANCES
The New York herald., 1874-09-29

The 0uoIatons base cotton store, running
in quality than halt grade above or below
the grade quoted. The sales were:-
To Day. Sat Eoeaiag Total
Consumption ............... III lS
Speculaton ................. 46 22 63
Tot,Is 1877
The New York herald., 1874-09-29

A BREWERY, EsrABLishED 10 YhARs, IN THIS
"A city Tor sale favorable terms; II preferred,
present proprietor will remain and take one or two ac
tive partners, with $40 005 each Address, III full name
and address ALEs, box l5O Herald Uptown Branch
Office
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-20

SPECIE PAyMENr.-If members Of Con-
gress who oppose any imitation Of the currency,
really desire resumption Of specie payment In
our country, they should bring forward bill
making the duty on imported goods payable in
paper money. As soon as such bill becomes
law the premium on gold will decline, II not
entirely CEASE. 1.-THE effect should be to great
ly augment importation the rate Of duty should
be increased, and home manufactures be pro-
tected and stimulated. So long as Congress
discriminates against the reception of paper
money for any purpose whatever, and demands
payment 10 gold, We must expect that gold will
command a premium, and resumption of specie
payment cannot take place.
An attempt TO resume while two millions of
dollars in gold are weekly wanted to pay du-
ties, would PROSTATE the entire business of the
country, and bring poverty and ruin upon the
great mass of the people. Paper money must
be received at the custom house as well as at
the bank and merchants desk, for dues of ev-
cry character, before it will pass for the full
value printed upon its face.
The men who succeeded in the first place in
Inducing Congress to exclude the legal tender
notes from the payment of duties, did the coun
Try great injury and the people may well curse
them for their financial ignorance and stupidi
~.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-20

SCHooLs.-The Gazette is constantly agita-
ting the question of placing colored children in
the public schools. Its object is to alarm par
ents, create prejudice, and make votes for its
party. The good of the community is secon-
dairy consideration, its professions of regard for
the public welfare being as hollow and decep-
tive as the promises of Satan. The colored
people should have separate schools, just as
they have churches and other places OF resort.
They have no desire TO force themselves into
lie schools set apart for white children, and 10
trouble will ever be experienced from such an
attempt, unless some miserable, unprineipled
partizan CT the 'Gazstte," is at the bottom
Of it. Provision should be made for the edu-
cation of children, both white and black, and
he is an enemy TO the public good who willful-
ly opposes any obstacle to thwart the enlight-
eminent of any class in the community. Ignor-
ance and crime go hand in hand, andthe citi
z,ns who deny education to children are re-
sponsible for their ignorance, and before God
If not before the law, must be measurably &C.
countable for their crimes, II it be admittet
that the commission of crime may be Justly
chargeable TO the want of educat o.. Will,
men give of their bounty for the enlightenment
of the people Of foreign lands, the enlight
eminent of the heather at our very door
should not, must not, be overlooked. TIL,
colored people should be educated, and til,
man who votes to thwart any proper plan 10
the accomplishment. of this object, must be full
ofprejudiee or possess as much meanness a
the Shylock WHO would take pound of lesl
rather than fail 10 secure the amount of hi
claim from an insolvent and unfortunate deb
tor.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-20

MIS-. WlNSLuW'S SOOTHING SYRUP IS
TIE PRESCRIPTION or ono ot the best Female
ihN sicails aud nur-cs Ia the United States, and has
hcuu USED iur t,litN wears with nrNtr failing safety
and cess by millions oil inutitrs and children, irOm
the feeble infant at week old to the adult. 1t
cnrrccts acdtN ut the stomach, relieves wind collie,
regulates the bowels AMI gives rest, health and
fort Ia mother aud child. We brliyr il tu bctho bUst
and suirst remedy IN the world IN all ca"s 81 pNS-
ENTEKN aud DIARElid.A IN Cull.DEEN,
whether II ARISES from fecihiug any other
Full directions for using viii company each bottle.
None Genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS n
| PERKINS is ON the outs.tr wrapper. Sold by all
| Medicine Dealers. N7-tNw
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-20

EMPLoYMENT.-One of the greatest wants
Of the day is profitable employment for large
number Of workmen. The man who can de-
wise any enterprise which will create demand
for labor at fair wages, will be classed among
those who have been styled benefactors OF the
human race. The matter is far more irppor-
tant than u resumption Of specie payment by
the banks or government.