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New-York tribune., 1874-08-13

August s4c September Recep5 900 Btl, Poa 90 Ooo paa
%s' sa TGp5 5oa 8 sS.s
sssg n2gG1, T . S wS,,. ,s BED g. q sss oss
at 45disc Rye stepy s01S2c Batter dll and unehsoteI
FS S n0BP B Neat. s sos si s" s1PS. e. sides
S.l sites s BsSP steady ys..I shSSs[, : s S Clear N'
i2wss. dull q T. T oI Me- M,. Rs5 S,. wss .1ssd
a ts better .s' 4i for New New I Ale ol No. for
ICTsa 1 aas l@FsS and wbe, unchanged Corn quiet and
S Whit 900 P s "a a. & o a .n
shonl!eLs s Clear RIB s.. & Be- ss & s', hdSs;, dS ss' %
Clear Rib Sides l2c Clear Sides IL ss Lard l6ssl0'ie WHISKY
Mnv.uKrz Aug l2Pou Iqe' and unchanged Wheat weak
Is for No. 81 os e. No. August, , 81 a,s 10 and ss4 a.
65iac for Mixed Rye weak and dropping at SOC for No
Bay dull and lower q oia for No spTsg s.DeTSs, oo
bbs Flour 26O00 Wheat shDmen,s-i5Oo bbl. Flour.
lsrs5 grade s. PsTy s.S dull - Sc
Bacon M and Lard dali ami UNCHANGED. -
owSso Aqs l?Fgu5 ,;esdy and r feRa1d F5 & ,s' q
No. as.n1ss c. CTS Nat q 5 YS m c3 91 gn'sf' So for U
boed p ton steady; shorts s ShDsaf. $50 Ndings
s26 Canal Freghswhea, 6sic Corn &c to Nev,ierk.
wRe, 1880 bu,h $4,000 fee; Lumber Canal Shipments
s 3 s"s:ss j 55s 81 ss,Ps s Tff PS a g @
al So state Indian. AMI Ohio Extra So 356s7 1fgs Grades.
sS6s9 Wheat fmr sl 26esl 30 ior Ne. Red 81 53Ssl 90
unc6srgsL steady s3as3a' fog Yellow 33. t'f MiId
MTs $685. Proysons 6eld f@iy Mess PORK ,o1 $2i
so Beef Hams sold S-OdSII Smoked Hans log roc
Sides l240l3; Smoked Shoulders, 95fQlO nam, 10
PcEe ljc Picked Sies IL 2Ui2i4c Ssei shoulder a94
Lard held 5c Petroleum easier a, 1881 c 70, Refined
seller Ausu,t; Crude romnally sqSlS in bb' 4Ac' bulk
WHISKY dull at 81 U2 for Western
LOUIS l2-Fonr quiet ami unchanged Wheat nrn snl
for grades: sales Of NO Red AZ I'll % oJi
81 II du unsettled; small business sales OF
No. G4664c cash; Olii September OATS easier
. Rye duh and lower at oc Tor
No WHISKY steady ySc Pork quiet at t2i Dry
Sailed MsitsSo demand Bacon hn sales slightly higher
SbouIrrs g5,Q93,c Clear Rib sides, l31l3lsi Clear sizes
Clear Rb sides i3c Septemberi l3l4, buyer h bal
Clear sides. l34, 3 , seller hr hall sep
n1er Lard firm 10 Sem seller al the year Live hos
unchanged s. 25ds6 Workers. 81 7jdeB 5Ofo Bacon Cattle
dI; So 81 81 ~ good Cows and eers $50
50 % Cool TO Extra Native Steers " 70
as 81 Recep-5 bb Flour 81 900 bush Wheat 20 OUU
Oats 1900 bush Rye 1900 Hogs, 2oOO
Cattle Shipmeus-6 900 bush. Wheat 900 blsh Corn.
TosDO Aug l2-Folr firm AMI fair demand Wheat stea dy
81 No White Wabash 81 20 FOR No. White Mchigan
81 "a for Er,a 1872 for AMBER Michigan cash and
Senember; al % for No Red II 10 for No2 Ambe
Illinois, dull ani zh 81 Sc SPOT " &c August
66c September Gjc OctObfi Low MTei, G74c Yellow, &c
No Grade G6e. Oats steady At iJc for No, l. 4l4c
for No. 3 42c Tor Michigan 30c for Rejected FeshtsI 10
Buffalo. 23.n3c: 10 OsVeg0 5cH6c; Ogiensburg b2c
Recep-6l busi. Wheat $4,000 bush Corn 10000 bush
Shpments-l1OOO bush. Wheat 31OOO bush Corn fOoO
bush. a.,
WiLxrSGrov N c. Spirits Turpen'ne irregular at BE
IL 80 for trle IuGpenune steady al - %
M Had; ~ % Tor yellow Dpi 81 10 Or Virgin Tar steady at
~ 40.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-13
BALLS FROM p O'CLOCK p. VI. 10 CLOSE OF BUSI-
3 O'CLOCK NJ.
WEDNESDAY. Aug. 12-P. NJ.

Union Pacific and Pacific Mail were the leading
stocks at the Exchange to-day, and gave tone and
character 10 he whole list Orders TO buy Pacific
Mail were distributed in the forenoon, and the
price soon advanced TO about the highest quotations
OF tie day under the bids of prominent broker
for one lot of 5000 shares. Later a similar
movement was made in U0iOn Pacific. and
amid much excitement and an apparently
large bu ulucss, the price advanced from
., TO D. . which bad the effect of stiflening the
entire list. The movement was aided early in the
day 10y a Ielot. hat the Supreme Court OF Wiscon-
sin had refused to grant the injunction applied for
~ the AttnDcy-General of the State restraining
railroad officials from violating the " Potter law,n
which caused an advance in the Grange stocks, but
they weakened again upon denial of the report
Just before the close of the Exchange the report
was again circulated as being positive, so that
these stocks and the market generally closed
al about the highest prices of the day. The report
lowcy,t was untrue, the fact being that the Court
had adj .uruel until the 18th inst without giving
any indication to what the decision will be. All
this goes TO show upon how slight point dull and
inactive market may be moved, for the question as
20 whether is proper for Court to issue an injunc
ton restraining a law-breaker from violating a
statute really does not in way affect the valid
ity of the law itself So the Potter law is no more
or less law with its remedies and penalties, what
ever may be the decision of the Court to the
proprcty of ganting the injunction prayed for The
Exchange is scantly attended and there is still that
marked absence Of leading lights, without whose
manipulating fingers all operations seem inane and
Of little moment. The aggregated business was
small as has been usual of late, and the prominen:
stocks Of the list were Pacific and Western Union
Telegraph Union Pacific, St. Paul. Northwestern,
Lake Shore, (which was about the weakest stock
upon the lisQ and Wabash The advance from last
nights closing prices ranged from to per cent,
Northwest and Pacih: Mail advancing each Erie.
-. Paul and Union Pacific, each c. c. q l. c.. Z!
and Lake Shore Ohio and Mississippi Rock Island
Toledo and Wabash and Western Union, each per
cent. The general market closed strong The open
ing highest lowest and closing prices Of active
stocks sold to-day were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1874-08-13
RANKING AND FINANCIAL,

Tn RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender AN
able and suggestive essay on this topic by froi' h
II. Elliott of the Treasury Department read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully In
tribune LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents
Address THE TRIBUNE. New-iorA.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-13
WOOL, MARKET

IL 2Tne-e stro1g demand FOR all iesrabe
knd o wool ani f Combn. and Deine selections
ar much ars readily made GOZc TO
qualify for Washed ami i3a jc Tor Cnwlslei but there B nov
very little Offering generally decline 70 sell ior
ev-ry ahead Pennsyvsna hees have been selling at
5y0jj Medium ali Xxx. AMI 5SG6)e for XXX and PcSock
s,i ami Mhigau from iS9Jlc H. The Jck OF
conirby REDUCED by The large
m past. the have been moderate at O44O
D. quality Pa, Wo3S the Stocks OF al the ead
in Pulled Wool. sold cOe aud i pces are reay obtane
New-York tribune., 1874-08-13


Corr heaL % 9OGSi 90 Corn Meal BySne 1o9 ~
C5rB Meal ssern 4Od 10 Corn Meal Gold bar q 10
Corn Ssa westW Goa %
PREIGHTS-Berth moderately active and rates rnei
b. 900 bush Grain 4a7; 300 bale, Cotton s 20
London. bush 20
bush bags at Id 1000 b0Ies Cheese Il 3Js 3OoO DDS
Flour Id To Bremen bT sail 500 bbs Rosn at private
demand OIL moderately they embfae 10 M
more with 200 bbls Refined Oh at os A2
BOO bs do az pryas ns an
bbs 70 Gibraltar io or
deIs an mean bars with Refined OIL from Philadelphia
hence. with Otp bbI 90
az IS Us hi; Java vessel with ZooOp
Refined Oh 81 % To Bristol direct No"tgan BARK Win
1900 bbs do. AZ L. 81
GRAIN-Th Wheat opened quiet ard the export DE-
light the milling demand modesei the market closes
que shippers under the favorable sees
Liverpool hold Of and mlers bnying cauousT Wll
fairly sustained the sails 10000 BUSH al II l0dfi o.
for Iugraded Iowa 81 81 for No Chicago spnngi
III q No. . CmchgO Spuugi ~ 50 Tor No hINaLsyys
81 80 Tor No Muuts0ts; 81 30 for No MlSaukeei el JIg
~ Western, ~ 24Sl 80 1r Amber do "hlte
uflsna and Amber together ~ 81 81 40 for Nhe Men
ueky Barley quiet sales Of looO bush
royeI state ~ much lower plenty
unsettled the sales 10000 bush New ONO Nfo
5s06Oc; O2c. Western Mixed At fdooci "hIf a.
CZd7Oc the latter Tor Oh quiet anu n"mna Jee5 "
55HE7c for White; included the
Western MIXED, seller September. 81 Doe he 10
-A the sales UOJ buh New western AZ i
Aessr Patterson CTp Co.. ihs quan good ~hs sold TO r =
0a NsAkefi thohsh
sdy f,i good 10000 bush Damp AnI
Uus9uud 73c Western H.t,d al 7J2zSDt d. White iy1V
lcai. IN the bush Mixed seller sspember at Ss
stesiy WltL iaif
quote Ilay-rme Timothy st II - dtl 90 "of 90
soc afl Glover, ol 'fop
al TOa II O5 sH.v-no hye AZ bO1
G5c.: NJ. 2 a 4OUJOc, "a No. Ost az 5OdJ3e
NAVAL sIORsspa IaileaGs eoaagsa " 'ae alIs' @Ii VI
New-York tribune., 1874-08-13
And the following for city bank shares:

The Philadelphia stock market is steady Penn
sylvania Skies, III; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
lsi; Reading Railroad, 5j. PennsylyanIa Railroad
5O9; Gold 1898.
We see it stated that the Rome, Watertown and
Ogdensburgh Railroad Company have just
pleted the negotiation of about 100000 of their
consolidated convertible bonds of which amount
about one-half will be retained in this market and
the remainder Will go TO London. and will in due
course be drawn against. The proceeds of the
gotiation will be applied to payments on account of
a recent purchase by the Company Of a controlling
interest in the Lake Ontario Shore Railroad and
Syracuse Northern Railroad Companies, which will
form link in the contemplated extension to Buf-
falo.
The following securities were sold at auction to-
day:
shars, Empire City Fire ns Co, 800 esch......llUl2
5000 LAFAYETTE, BLOOMINGTON and Mississippi r. R. Co lei
SG1 By G21 T @ss Sss aug ssi 2D r. t 1 7
$4,000 Hannibal ad Central Mlssaqr R. Co lstM p.e
by AL wsb. and West. col. .,;;....;;.... 7i'.
n Bonds Interest quarterly. 65l4
1850 Iniere. January ...,.'lOOa
5000 Hdoa Rive Co. q Mtg s:sHs Faai 5 o.
Dec l6, 1895 Interest June and dDee............l0iL
81 900 Bruiere and DeawAe r. r. Co Isl Mtg Con. rof
Bonds Guaranteed by Del and Rsr Canal Co.
and 1aPde9 Ie and Anooy r. I. and Trans Co. due ~,
$lUVO De- ana haItan Canal AID ar anJ AHJoy H. X ana
Trans. Co per cent bonl doe Feb. !, 1888. lat.
Fcb Aug. oOss
80 Shares " Y. Guar arc Indemnity CO.. SO each .lOui2
- shares Bank Of heatucy 400
- share. Eagle fc las 60, SO each
rs Share. National CV Bank 800 esrb
Shares National Bshk Of Commerce 200 eh......1lbl2
shares Leh ard Hikesbaffe Coal Co 500 eGrh.. 40
$1,000 Columbus AID Ind annapolis r. X co. lt 4tse p
Bod due Dee J. lisa lat jan and Sl2
$1,000 City Of Eev-Or-aDs p. Funding Floating Debt
Bond dne March J. 1894 Int March and Sep........ ~
80 shares star f lns Co., 800 elcb............. 80
30 shares GuArtila Fre Ius Co. 300 %
90 shares Home ins Co.. 800 80
10 shares Manhattan Pre- Bs Co. 800
90 ASres T. Bo~ery Fire ns Goa 80
shtros Bowers Pire us. Co, S25
% shares Harlem Gas Light Co, 400
20 shares GebhAd Fare Ihs Co. 100 81
ls kesolute Fire las Co. 900 6gsi
9Sv shares tueRe9s faaG nS Co., $8U
New-York tribune., 1874-08-13

Money has been in abundant supply all day at
and per cent on CALL prime discounts moving at 81
to g. The Treasurer received 100000 National bank
notes to-day for redemption. The Customs receipts
for the week ending Aug. s. amounted to $3l5O,0OO.
United States bonds have been quiet, save for the
usual activity in transfers. The following are the
New-York tribune., 1874-08-13

at the Bank of England, which institution gained in
bnllon to-day f220.OO0. CoDsols were strong and
higher and American securities quiet and firm.
The foreign exchange market has been dull, the
rates for bills being given below. Sales of go days
were made at 4S6.04S7! and of sight drafts at 400
949OI. But neither of these, or any other con-
sideraton affected the course of gold and the mar
ket was absolutely left to itself The opening price
was 1G9 and at 1093 it was steadily paid all day.
save for transaction at 109t Loans cost and
per cent for carving and fiat. About threequarers
of million gold was shipped to-day. Tomorrow
the Treasury will sell million gold The Assistant
Treasurer paid out $4,000 in coin interest on the
public debt. and redeemed $4,000 in called rive
Twenty bonds. The day operations at the Gold tx
change Bank covered: Gold cleared, SlS'soooV;
gold balances. S1294,612; currency balance 81
3S6471 The quotations for gold were as follos
1000 lO9s 1880 .IO9's l:O0..."l09's 2,30. cl09s
1880. .lO9s- 2OO..l09A l:3O..iO9as SV0;,, '9|
II O0.. .iO9as l2SO...lO9's 2:OO....lO9's' lO''s
The DAYS business at the L. S. Sub-Ireasury COM
prised
d rece,pt s5s7 2Os 25 corrency pavmts s3127l2 ~
Colo l7$o7s 81 CuIIene, balance 5e 90
81 900 cancelled coin certificates sent to washington
The Treasury balances at the close OF business TO-
day were: Currency, S155OO,OOO com, S7l'9oOON;
coin certificates $S29OOO0O. The Internal Revenue
receipts to-day were S3OOOOO.
The following are the nominal rates for foreign
New-York tribune., 1874-08-13
gounirn properin 10 tet.

DARE CHANCE.-To lease for two or three
place, twelve value eoOOOO 'n TIE "eys
Of the Iluds'n ~ Ma T. I've minutes IRON taIrce1
, on; 400 al kHd1 Of fruit tne lasu and se.
good With unlce bow wl.ows couscaorF bath Se sa0s
drsa abundant supply of png water; rcn 20 good
$1,000 possession September 10 Map pau sud photo
graph at 3Ui Caual-,t, "a ioor.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-13
Gitn Zeal Gstalc for Sale.

CHEAPEST HOUSE in the city, 33 West 18Th
" st. 5thve.; is ry brosn-ston muee pos'es'on.
OTIS IN WEST 2fST-ST.-For sale, three
LOTS Is BY half block together With the ylA9
thereon suitable sni III ma
required well furnished carpenters shop may 70
had NTH the premises immediate possession given
J DENHAA a. Co, 2i3 West I'D ST.. near shave
New-York tribune., 1874-08-13

Receipts Shipping tOiaT were 81 ba''i hi, day
d., itst IL - 1ts SIra ~ New
Ytk SGO}l bsles: l4-o bie For future
Gevery opened se stronger but co,i win ihe M
Of MlIin+s
sales lat evening atier /. rAuglst. 100 10 3-l,ci
lG 49,; 900 lOlic.; 900 10 !32ci October
100 100 10 jj2c No1cnb 100 loc 600 10 -32.i
700 Lice; March zoo G'.; total 1000 bales sac, today
. 200 G4s. notice tli week september
100 l6 lGc: IluO 10 92. 1900 IL lGa 200 lG y3Zc
jn0 3.i1c.: l6lt-: Otohrr. loo
is j-a2c ZOO 10 36sj COO 10 ,52ci 800, 10 jGc 100
Ia 32c; sUJ lG 3-I6ci 100 lGis.; 800. l6 lOc; 200
is 32.; Novcnbaf 900 lG lGc 600 49,; c-nber 3Oj
100 l53c: 100. lOc; 60, 10 l32c January,
i0O Is 35e; to.4l 700 bales grand total II 900 bales
COFFER-The market o Eo very dull aui quotations no1
ray unchanged quote oinsfy ca;oes at - f 90? at
trene range or lSd2l4c gi m grades also quiet
q about former hguT"s
FLOUR AND AEALThe deman M the hes. grades lest active
tboh t arrivals unchanged shipping Extras
Winter neat brands irregular freely ofst- Nu,5rue
are in fair supply weaker SodtH, Flour j. dull and weaker
lg R,e Flour i steady ani fairly
active Corn que. weaker the close the market
quiet or gaies export dnn fius off, sales
Z x We
New-York tribune., 1874-08-13

All the transactions in State bonds were in Ten
nessees which sold at IS for old, ex-coupon 53 for
new, ex-coupon, and 81 for new series. The sales
Amounted to SGG coo. The following were the bids !:
New-York tribune., 1874-08-13
TIC Dlus IOr stocks at the close Of the Exchange

The reports from London to-day were rather moro
favorable, money three months bills being OBJ
t@iHa1le AT u per cent Of below the minipum tate
New-York tribune., 1874-08-13

changed former quotations, Strained moderately actvs With
COO @ 80 H' 4cS s GSs Ps 81 500 bis
TO 80 and 1000 bb coming at 81 25 Tar and Pitch
tHs9s J s's s q.
% s I q, s rs md D sss 50 'fTf % .% .n " slc s:
Beef stead. B Ham. steady and quiet, 'qle' q 25 bb.
soa,hern At Cut Meats veser ard in moderate De
800 picse Shoulders Sc 900 Plaza 7e; 900 P,h Bel
6gh 20 bop,do IL ~ average II @ rs bor d., Fancy Clear
Bacon veale and moderate demand sales Of 55 boIs
a. at = for Gafe and 9g9ie for CO1, Lard c better
Prime Oh Western baltimore marie! l!Is % .
c& S s Il 5e'g7s 75o a'ss @ seller a'si all The y.; os
h1Sred R,el Is bed ID At li'i quiet p.,..
are steady adynee Por Western ah, receipts
KIM, f % VINE er9er s5Poers are . In the ~arAe' SAFES oVo
tinsst y State Cie,merie. P,iiskc.".......s$aSs
NHlis and southern Tier Countries .............50G3
c neln esh ice car go 20
Western Reserve and Micisiu dae,t
tlio' western good to chOice...'. '''''''''20a2t
caassTIs 70 & III; ia price. paid he Ship
a S'Ist1 Sss 'SSss S ID & % F.n coos state pn
er+ Western State continues light stock. We advance quo
ss fos Ls'P%e b.. cable dm 621 ss We qP co,,
s. .s:is lasls s, S3sf, Now i'+si'a
ss sss Factor, l2ais. al 'fsala Fs:I1 ' new IL eia
moa to hir....'.... 'D4 10 ala ali cram haR
common to ane...o... l2 aI2na stsle F,coyi, new.
Eeo'The special change supply equal The demand
ana prime %rk doing better Por fair Western aai seloe
Western ...lb dlS
state ani FeLn... AL 0lJ
nt.tefn prime IL dlg
PhIROLEUM-Crue reported qnet aud unchanged; at the
closing STEADY spo moderately active. with the value
rnn shade lover Phadepha the market rfe stronger and
active sale. 800 bb deliverable during the
coming wre at 2c Phiiepla they comprise IL 50o bb AZ
II % 5000 bb 2Dh and 2jh Of August at
u % Cases easier st 6 Naphha quiet and uch
he pmArg market follows: ld2ute nnchtsel ta
wr al 81 % Petroleum Centre weak a. tOdJoc hu'eY que!
and dllli Parkess. 7j177i2c.
h-lhe moderately active and eiiT sales o Az CASKS
Carolina st ta9c. and $50 bss- Rlnool AZ G'spG'lc
tS In market Tor IA" sugars . Vy all 9nl % =,
7sGS BE- Prime DO Sic; Centrifugal in hhd AMI boxes AZ
S2I9f and 40 II ClsYi Sos Hednei i 1a and heavy AZ
TIE late decle quote Soft Yelos at S2H9 i Soft Wl 3
aO Crushed at lO'. Granulate lO'e aud Powdered al
l01Y.
SlEARIS in limited demand With value, ab0l steady.
TALLOW quiet and steady; sales Of $4,000 Prime cig al
Size
WlSHYThe market active ani steady sales Of 800 bb
al II Ol.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-13
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
WEp.t.p1. a.. l9 "a

Tn. opoatoa. arc Cotton Ia 10 dAaH
oorr tu.u uait Z above ~ D-l," the .TaI- gu..e
FOR PREsEST DEIIyE.Y
T.frl
New-York tribune., 1874-08-13
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. wednesday. Aug. i2. 1874

NRwYoRK. Wednesday, Aug. H. 1874
To-day at the Exchange Salesroom, Mr..
hugh ~ Camp sold by order Of the foreclosure,
the two three-story basement brick houses. with lots
located on the north side OF
commencing 100 OF seconG-aye. each lot l6sx
lOOl0 Purchased by Mr 5. T. Meyer plainth, for Sis
New-York tribune., 1874-08-13
Dlpioeno Aoutes.
nIVIDEND NOTICE.

DkLAwARg HrDSoS CANAL Co.
Ngw.YoRK, Jly l3 1874
The Board Of Managers Company declared DIVIDEND
FIVE PER CESI te amount of ~ Capital stock nov repre-
sen,ed by ogaluz THIS Dividend together vito TIE
INTEREST ACCRl ED SNCG FEB. / UPON PAIDJP INSTALL
MENra or THE NRW STOCK all be pAi az the National bau
OF Commerce ArRYok aud Alter SATURDAY. the l1 ot
AuyusGueH. - ,---t.u
The Transfer Will be closed o'clock WeincsY
l5h an remain closed uau tbs morlny Ia sT An Aas ls'
ns, ~ ori,r ~ an. B,.rt JAMES 4; HARrr Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1874-08-13
Gouses auo flrms Udntco.
Real g.siG.e 10 Ctrrhanse

cTORE and DWELLING PROPERTY, free
> and celr and well rented village the ct oarri IA
EXCHANGE or BROOKLYN PROPERTY n,umbCLe yh one mort
only huLANp a "iilll'O, y - .. 80 %
New-York tribune., 1874-08-13
SECOND BoARD-l O'CLOCK P. VI

GovrENNENT STOCK DEPARTMENT. O'CLOCK P. n.
u ~ j2O Coupon 1855, b, 1910 Coupon ~
10 2,UUU. 4lJ'4
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28

IfThe following Extracts h de
BY theS ST. Louis Republican
rom tRe manifesto Of an expe d
rieacedh advertiser are peftin9-i
en. boafi Business men Should
read them edraHllS.o tIf may
bsose, down as q irG1h1 iEati
wheh ahouseo has anything II II
is ashamed foIoffer1 for saIe'fr
whlf hesifate 10 SdHeFAs s;aiin9af Ana
cill #tiehlibn,tS It. '1Buf7barg
are lhe points: noli ia'1oa1q
Newspaper Advertising fS
now ret6ehized, byl business
men having iEiith IN fheir o WI
waresI as the most etfecnveS
means Yof seea+ihg for their
goods @ a wide 'ieeogn5tion of
theirmefifs. e15dt iahi Ilans1
Newspaper advertising in! |!
peIs TO inquiry and &hen tlie
articleloffered is of!kood ddal.
.ity, and at lair price, there q
.sultwill be- incfeasedesaIess ni
Newspaper fadtertisihg is a
permanent addition tOIihe repg
Ita!iou OF the goodsaivertisedg
becauSelitIis a permanent in.l
fuenesealway at work in their
interestgiey ia0o bne saaad 81
Newspaper adverfisingoi the
most energetic and tigilant Of
salasmen; addressing thou
sands each day. always in the
advertisers interest, ami Cease
lessfy at work seeking custom
ers from all classes. = u pa y
il Newspaper advertising pro-
notes trade, idr Even in the
'dullest, times advertisers : Sc
crre by FAR ahe largest share Of
WHAT is b eng doLe.9 9s9al ssA
.s .nt,o ralaiV al sgl. ID. - D.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28
HATRED TO ALCOHOLIC
,.,' W '' ~ DRINK. v"

E1A IhED In ALCOHOLIC
,.,' 'I' DRINK. i =
The following which was composed
by II Philadelphia lady.who was the
victim of an incorporate father. has
appeared in this paper before. A
friend requests rs to publish it again,
Tor the benefit Of the temperance
cause. Hence we reprint it. pa O., 81
Gofpel what | have felt; a 20 .f
Go. hear what have borne: "
Sink meath the blow y hthcr dealt.
And the cold. proud worlds scOrn:
Thus struggle oil from year to
tf Hrt Vqnr +. .t '.it I" .0I i
Thy sole relief tile scalding tear,
Go weep MS I have wept fe asla|
Ger q loved fathers fall; ia g'"'
See every cherished promise swept
Youths sweetness turned to gall |
Hopes faded flowers strewed al
the way if. ''t'
That led me up to- woman's day.
Go kireei as I havSknelt. y 3Ss"' y :
lmplor'. btsepch andapray:
Strive the besOtted heart to melt,
The dlwuvard. ccilrse 10 stay = = 4
BE cast with bitter curse ABIDE
Thy prayers burlesqued-thy
tears detird. - r-.,+,rv
Go. stand where have stood.
And see the strong man bow;
With gnashing teeth. lips .batlied in
blood.
And cold and livid brow; % d. :"
Catch his wandering glance and
. sreO tfg-TlAT%R.l& q m
There :hifored his 'sonrs misery.
Go. hear what.I have h, ard- I4H 7|
The sohs .ofsad despair-,Ii, 4ai1A
AS memoryis feeling'sfnunthaths stir
rrd.ia.p.ril bre sI).c9io sbiGs 1oi NJ
And, its regPalipgstbeyea IN w = "A
, Have ibid him what he might
3 '.i'1fiave been.
Had ne tiie diunkarfs fate fore
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Death! of the chimpanzee.. !

VI 'tuo OuIIbpahZee."
5d"Joe,Plhe chimpaDzee,wbicb
Tor three years. has had the
honor oSR separIts apartment
lp sthe monkey hduse at, the
tnndpn Geological 2 Gardens,
reeeptlyidisd alttro abontrtwo
months sillpessgilOflba the
members otathe sapecinbe the
chimpapzeelis the niost;tracta.
BE, andRt all the chimpanzees
Joe was, perhaps the bestilem.
Pfredo fellow thatsever existed
The readiness he always exhiI,,
Ned 70 learn anynew trick the
ingenuity Of his keeper could
devise was remarkable; and
the good temper he al alSays dis,
played when asked 20 perform
them stndtoDrillh for the be benefit Of visitors
was not less surprising, He
emnqqllaled the achieyements, OF
Blondln thn and Leotard with
equal success, and seemed es,
pecially proud Of himself when
he was ordered to, go through
a series OF gymnastlc exercises
which embraced, the feats that
have made the names OF those
men known all over he world,
IL a MT were presented TO,
him he would not crack 1t IN
the usual usual way, but would place
it IN under the donors foot and
assist the progress by adminiss
'erins q sharp blew with his,
fist on the toes Of his unsus
pecling visitor, lie always
seemeetd, et, deyoteliy attached 70
bis keeper, and when shut up
close in his room would sum,
mon him by repeated knocks
at the door, In the evening,
when the time FOR bidding him
good night approached, h, he
used freqnentlytp go into quite
a frenzy of griel, tearing his
hair, rolling on the floor, and
screaming out like d bad-tem.
pered BABY with extra strong
lungs. Nevertheless, he Vas
really tempered, and was
never known tJ IN hiciohsly al
Tempt 10 hurt anyone. w
oHe would show his Visitors
to The door with the utmost
.politeness, turning the handle
and opening the door Without
asststance, and Shaking Hands
wilh1his, departing guests. lJGe
had dnellauII. He mtgllthav
Iaught plckpoekels 81 aless6ns IN
the piIferlng linei orbdsin So
" hlch would = have borne ldah
gefous fruit IN dLnhdon cY0Sl.
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