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, 1875-10-21
FINANCE AND TRADE,
business Fnlrly Actlvc-IIxc],auro
Weak and Prices Declln-
Ing,
The Produce Markets Tending Down
ward-Pork and Barley
Weak.
Wheat and Corn Decline, Int tho Latter
Closes Firm.
FINANCIAL.

tx.s
,,,vI 80. , 49,, ,., - ..,s j.. ., 80.
.hav -. ,,.s ~ .,,,,ur !, tra5. 49,. ,
,.s.s t'.A $3.50, ~ ,.n... aa. =. -" ~
u .o sHy 'ee' ."' e.etih 'o"''I".'" Va ''o 'tsh'
akc Bur t~o or thfee weeks o c!caf brarihE weather
would tnshIo thn country to market lth pro1ncr,
snuatn or la ltahtItIes and on into asfe ami
vn,cr o,,.r,,r, rho nrn,nsr 1. =, ,..s, f,,, -.
"''et i"a'H1s. '"o P'usFeel ~ ~ 'eas' 'Alf 'An'
this most desirable end Will DO reached.
Tho demand for currency ia rather moro active,
This Is shown, AMONG o,her things. by lin wc,kncss
nr s,chsngn ~. r,.,Lat f,- ~ 10y ,"..,
a",. no 'N' 49, ,ot .na. ~ IA. anu atooi'
,pR' eAes t-daT %efo fhade At b0aGOc dt*coHnt Icr
$1,000, the lower price being tho nsua figure.
a. might he expcctct Tho ucers werc ,,,nra nn,or
mi. t,,an thc hnrora 49,, III, .u ,n, 'e 49,,
-. 80. ~ $500, ana e''l ''"ef ps"' "o'o
"ssa p'ca !'acnea Asu larger parcels tern thrown u
TN the market.
On the whoto tht demand far accommodations Al
N, 1nnks h. ro,ao..,. -, ..., nj. ,,I ~
-, .unn,s rh" ~o anu en,''es %a'n 'nclr means
saPPF' iaey seem 10 teel entirely conhdcnt that
tho largo accommodations they hnyo afforded to
cnftomerB will tn tho main f,o pronnt,v ,ni,t. In.
t,ec,] cont,acnco In tha ,onr,,o,a ~ H.. H.. H.,
49, 49, -. -. s.u a.nu'eeso u tn' "'s''' 'n'
loe 4arn psooaeta 70 paS fof her rnfctae Ct u
GDpl0s and that she wilt hayn a rnat dsr,nrI IL
, 1875-10-21


FreiGhts were aart hn'l slaade Arn,er at a,.al,
for wheat an,1 3EAJIc for cnru to DlfEalo. Ths
charters include tho wcnnna far wheat At 40 and cor,
as3,tc; schra ]. uSci!, Unadllla and one 10, NAMED
corn at 3hr. all for Buffalo. Capacity. l,0oo bu
wheat and 1l0, 0Uo bu cnru.
nurFALo.
The following charters wern raportetl ou the 1Bsh
6c]Irs D. f. Ealcy, D. A. Wells, 81. Lawrence, and +,
J. King coal To Ohtcago, $t.00 per tou scb. J. O
Tlaycr, coal 10 Rseiac, 91.ou per ton schr I.mh
coal 10 Detroit Oh priyalo terms. Capt. Tom
Collins reports tho following Ila u,
fcitb, coal. Cleveland to Chicago, uptopo
toek at l2h per ton: Belr O. G. Ford, coal c!cYa
land TO Chicago. ttoH town hocA, at x..0 schr Typo
coal. Duaso 10 Alllwaukeo, Bac; sehr Mla,pi Yse
CEMENT 10 Talc1o, 90 ler hrl; schss " H. llunla,
Hran4er, auA KGpuhttc, coGl SantiuskY to Milwaukee.
$l.lo per toh achr Hounds takos water lime HutaId
10 6lndusky, "a ler trl; two schuoAers t4ka co,l,
Cleveland to Chicago s,12t rer ton mid Two, DuEs
schr William Laws. iul,ltur, pcncauEu4Lc.e 10 Chl.
eugo. $iso per NJ, and return from Fsnetsngisheas
to T1nnwanda, 81. 10 shhr Mary Elizabeth lI.
tef from lenetanYAfHhene 10 HuGso, &l-D per N. a
sow OF 100 ,uJu lumber from, Tawas tu Duuso md
IonaWanda, &..50 per IN. all on rail.
DErno1T.
Tho Free f1sss OF tho 10Th says:
Tho uehr AImedA takcs coal to Ogdonsbrra Il E3n
per ton. which u considered a. good cents fot
wheat The sc1r Mnry Hattie takes lumber ArenA 70
Swan Crcok, at per tn. No charters wcro reported
yesterday. rs yGsse aclFce. unY Ytsstl rssd3
to oad belng In port. Shippers Say they Will haro N
adsAncs on treghta, hs Hnges uaso gone up IL t!oo
md lainber from LAKE, Huron ports to Chicago and
Milwaukee,,
, 1875-10-21

trrno h ihn i'. of hnyrrr a, fnrcign aen,1nt wcrr
ne, Increased. Sni'ncr meats we're s,l,or,t nt ~,
mS.t TOT fhnnhr7s 12t.r for nng rlra1.. I. II la'
1hl snort ribs. ~: for Omtcrlrt~. 1.lc fr SHIRT
.1rar.' nl III, tor tm,a cnt lan. all 'm.rl.
S"rFt-titk'ct l@Er, 11Atairsr; ImlG clears. q, h,
nHsltniMr n.r: long ailtl rlsrt 4l,"- Tor S,vcu r.,
~ mt 'tn iur Dcee,s,!tr tshnais. lstlu',r.
;f.h meats Hnnte ht n, fer tlun!hrs. H.. t"r
nh0 clears mil short nj III for short rleart. aIi
ttslt,.u for hams. l31ron n,rula atraly at ls for
thnu!iers iaEn for rht rtt+. ~ fir sh"rt cicarr,
ina it%%dhhc for lsa. Sally %src re!"t'i Sf -
s1ac: Elm ba1ra lii Il. fdr November private
Terms; 4h,nn ID. ling rlesr nt 1:r: 70 totrt do Al
III ii bnrra lnrg and shnrt clears for December
prisatr terms; stf,I !rs green hams at Ic; and
10 ira ssrrt-rIcklt hams III private terms.
unfAsF-Mls ,lnlet nj 7,tac.
HkEF FRUnt'CTR--Wrie rtnct anil firm at ftn,cU
for iucAs: sl1.c, fur c1tra nc.s; and S2lpOt 10
fnr hams. ....
TtII.nw-Wa- nnint nna steasitcr At 9S,ao1c aalss
were Is ,rs rify q. We.
, 1875-10-21
COMM ERclAL,

Tho following were tho receipts RIli ttpnents Of
the leading articles ot produce In tts city during the
twsnty-four hours ending at o'clock OIL Wednesday,
morning. h,l for the corresponding date ono year ago:
, 1875-10-21

,,a,, r,o, PROVISIONS,
"oa 'h''nEcIS-WcsoI quiet, a,I Renefa]Iv cautrr
except q" o!d pralutt, Which was held utr tnr ,artr
lhe eeetss Of hogs se1u relatively large. au ,rl,ra
dcciihea osa lac IsE ln1 ill., wb!,b vr.LrnI ,,r,rt
thoaRh al ,'nrnst1ht ,ievlue w4s r,cy.,,ri ly thn
!Att " 1at'htf stFrngth in Liverpool e,1 St. adv
ieellbg IN New ietk. TAeru wa. uut ,uuh ti,,u,.;.
ton to buy anything ahrad till Price. aro ..,,,.h,
By c!oscr k'o"lcdgu or what tho hpa s,nly VIII t.,
fur next tnuutL. "'' ~
Mks4 roak-Haa dall ani easler On n,y .,,,,o H.
vcfias for this ionsl fell ott lc 1rr lrI touv, ,
lots were firmly held u Jreyfoun r+ees viii ,..
inquiry fur caE-tuads blis were sstnf,, If .,n h1
cash Ut $4!.l5 l,3N hrls seller lilo taru, NJ t} ~
2la3 l.:5' btta seller tho year ut s.s9uisl3uu. hmi
:su trls telsr February 1t sl90V Tusa, 9,asu ,ul.
The market closed Ut &.25 askrd for esr.,os of o
&3I.o for new; s3lJo for October &idy5e, ls4) fur
ts ysas 100 for February sud nolun Lily =, s1s ~
9la10 for Jsnuary.
1Anp-NsA unsettled for pre8ent delivery, aud ycry
dull and unchanged for future. Old luFl held u,
iou early, but assS offered AZ $il15; and etussl
nopilal u $la i0a I7o with low steady II SlJG,
ytnlber At 5l1b7G seller lhu year u $l1aa sers
january at tl2.la; aud salles February VI 3!2.yt3
!!.A: Tho ohl5 sa1rs reported wsru bI0 tcs new ii
s!soJ ~ scs actiss November al $a2B1Hf An4l G0J
Us selIer The seAF Vt 3l3.2S. Int4l, LEO tes,
MkAfs-Waro III Modtrats dxulxuu, bul wuta wanted
~ fsduoed pstcau. which kelleFa wstv not willing Il,
ntes thonEh most o. tltn seemed disposed to tlaks
AnsAi e.!tee41~ns- TITS fuller Supply of ho8s was
S@eus esss BY ls tetost VI nr,uur.s ueals in Liz.
, 1875-10-21
MARINE,

Port OF CHICAGO, OCT, %,
Annrvrp-frop n. +. Heath, AauEatnsk. A,mt.,,
Fchr l.. Fleetwood, Whto IInl lumber: s,br ]1e',n
GRAND Iavrn, lumber: arhr Asc!c, Musiegcu. Inn,
btr: aclir Advance, Mntkcgon, lumber: scov ,f.s,
1nnd urand 1iavcs, w,ot' rcr l. Lawson, AIu.t+oon
lumber; acow William Duin1, Grand 1laycn. tumis-,
nmr Corona, IT. Joaeph, sl'ulrtts atrnr slc1o.oa,
Manowor, hnntlrlcs; Prop CAn1npla,p, Ua,!en,,nro'
sinds!cs: Rcnw NJ ll,nuaha, South si.sr,,, lnmb.,:
*cir j. Lem. Michigan City, light; srhr y, j, An.
trcws, Muskegon, lu,nter; srhr Minerva, sIu,legeu
lumber: Hchr Hob hoy, Muakegon, lunb.r: ttoa
Montgomery lprt lIurulI. hundr1ea. ''f
GLEAnEp--schE Il. ]. Luf, Fu!l River. 40 tr,
tnns, III btls OIL 400 lbs hustrr. nu sndfIca: un1
i1ss. buffalo, nily in w+,nat. l G) bu corn Il n
BY oats, bu0 lrla tUur, HiC brts iced p1op Ci[orn,
Montreal, lt,a0J hu whuAt. iris Hour III l.ales ronn
corn; % s.r !: lenw,al. Willie Laks 90 hn cosu
2.!t1 bu wheat; schr Tf.-cplor. HOLLAND. 3Jl Dr.,
hide. md sHnl'rscs; feiir 1tako Forest. Haneost
Stu"E 4 Mary lio1ad snp.
brfs lnrk. nEt ttEr.es prep a. Il. Heath sa,v.,
tnck aoo Ecea hidcs, l0i lss hdrs, 10 lrs oi prop
starrca. iSntlaln, l.Ol r.b H1ur, iT5 b.Ha aIst.d
l8 bales gEeels-satcd relts, mud snn,1ses.
, 1875-10-21

Withdrawn from store oil Tuesday for city cnIsml'.
lion AL. on wheat s33l bu coEn, ,3.5 tu oats GyJ
IN rye, s'so hn barley.
The following grain Was inspected into einrn on
"Wednesday morning: II cars M. spring, l27 cars
No d' l0 rars No. do, 81 cars rejected do. car no
grad' IVA "1eatl; car No. l corn, lal cara high
Mlxeu do Is4 cars and 2A,oe0 bu No. do, 70 cars
rejected do, car new grale t1u7 corn}: II ears
white OATS A. earn No. 10, II cars auu 7,Uc0 bu
do: car No. barley "a rara M q Ito II enra M a
, 1875-10-21

~: :..Ga i+Gof E3. ..1tG 1851
:sses!ng ts demand iaes ana sI'E ises 'as sep' Sy
rs weIe oEerating Int ther prchases wero limited
hsAhotc INFERIOR to ciioicc At fI.6034.7j.
nLFrAI0.
nuffALo, y. Z. oct. observation-disclosures, LOCO
tna sur tho week WI market nct!ye yesterday ut
good catta sale autling reay p,sehassrs s:t ,os
freah arfiyala aro through co1saumcnts Btirs Toxas
ta,a. Indiann steers, ~ 1oi7 i,io5, 1.a7s IL g.
i47 and sos Ia. at Etoo sa.oo. fan s15'N. t56S
H. sas Il @ @ oss sa ,t'tI .ssS :; ,S dso1:,
as ~ gio IT, nt Illinois Steers nv 1,las to, l,29d
s,1Efr # ~ AMn IAMns-ncrerts. 1000; total for tho
in the day, bit dull na slow this morning. prices at
to 'se on lust weeks rrices I'll lamls dIrorcd Of
andlaia r ,shsep n e % IT, 4sa4s3k Ohio sheep.
u caaaa ties sne sssE :t g. y 70 cs,, y NJ g.:
Sooa 5.75 ahotlt Is Wcatern slleop 1,.14old.
maa.s.lsse,rts oiay total for tho week. 1890
$s.lu heavy llogs In lisht lo,nand At ss.ojsB,25.
| NEW YuaX.
| NEW YonN, Oct. .20.-BEEyra-necc!pts, T. 7bO main.
y Sonin9n a;d n.ed"m cattle. The uatkot wAs weak
aud unsettled; With r'ry aluw tra.e ut reduction of
1.sa; far 10 good Ts1as mud cheroiss cattle, s
SHEEP AND 1,AMns-Rcccipts ycaterl7y and to-tloy,
t,Ge,; the market cosed weak 4xtetac iur shcop
swtas;1eee'r.H for tho Two days TO- 1ao. Nono Of.
feEeu alive.
rAsr r,npn-v ~ ~, Atmt"t on r.z. ~
,n,s a hs ~ !. ~ ~. aht-MeeeirIa "
yard sales, making l.GU head for Two tays; sunIy
MeaYy ~ Hood demand aud plenty Of buyers; tuar
sst ssesay esss with very t' ' on hand prices 'ano
lous-lacclris to-dny $500 head. mixing o77o for
~ so tSo "ays; Workers, S7bo@79o lhilalerhlas,
s,ts.s-Reespta to-day, 1900 head. making s,4oo
Tor tie two uaya Belllhg ut 81. 75GSi, 80,
nA.rmonr ,5d i4aoNE. ~ ~ G.r,
during tio fret ~ liz weck ,y"s fsr; ., .aimas .
towards tue c!oso was dull mud prices declined IA
Fory oest hA3e3'5c; first quality, 4H8o1tc; medium
oxen and roTs ,,o.t ~ unssy sn1a tnla steefa'
ceip.s, d,6a5; sacs, ut3:. - "@o - '~'o' AeS
Aoos-Wuru III moderate demand and unchanged
rates rapge at letallHc. 1tereipts. 4,:l..
lants ~ NnI ty aa1,y aensS; range .ooae5o:
sr Tn,nr 1s1!o'
ST. Lou1s Mo-, Oct. 2u,NIo1s-ArsJv, ,r. ,ovo,.
shippers, <G,7h97. hacon s7ou0s7 4u: butehars,
s9S@1rs aagT;rG:sIn., 11ss.; 1,. s.,su9as@:
n.ivea q n59" ~ ,s,.,. Eoo4 10 ehoce
noa 10 gnt, Enva;s: ns1a :o1s 9oos tx; Sota
good TO clpicc Toxaus, $376U4.l0. cou,mon Ia fa,r
$34oG3t0. '
CINCINNATI
mon light, t7Wts T25: good itQAt and pacSer. Il 9s
100; gooI heavy y7C1a1 ~ nscaints 4 III. .,Iss,
mcnss, 3lo. 'p|'' e'''S' 'n'p-
-
Th. ecretarv q. Inn fut,st,,,,,. 1x.,,, ,,,,.,
N, t,tnn,', ~ s,o..n. .sa..,s .s ..eAanso s.scs
elc Oh hand ocs 1885, "a compared to those for tho
Bame time In 1874;
Pm. lint,
h.r n,W rx,h
f,mser' n '.a.'' .s.. o,.,.,,,
oet l. ,a7t nv ~; ~; IN unc :,o Sh,n9!xa. *
III 1H7f sa3 aS1ea1 s.'u"nossSo a!,sio'oeo
'' - ''oe''oos'of< &A'3A4tVoV dl,79a,o00
trnr mn
, 1875-10-21

MnsEr-Tha rate OF discount In open market for .
month" bills ~, or loow the 1,ank VI Englnnd
rates,
c"ssnIs-sioncy, ~ i.1d; account, o4'..
AAEntcAN atcun1rit.-f5s. 10JE; '6;s, 1h71is N.
ter' loa,; new 6.. iost; New York Central, %;
frle, l3,i; preferred, 80.
l.iHsEED CAxF-2fs Oh,
isfaoLEuH-Renne1, lotld: spirits, 1od.
ANTWERP, Oct. 2o.-Pk1noLtuM-28s,
, 1875-10-21
LAKE ERIE
ERIE.


Sp<esa@ DitJaieh u Tie cAseaao sft9tas, J.. I'D.
En1E. Ea., Oct, 20.-AAnIrEp-Tae prop faiea"'|
phi4 came In from Chicago to-lsy.
DKrAx1uREs-For CAlcsgo, prop James oAs'4''A
and scar Oneonta. ,.o,
AEcklrTs-Corn, u, 900 bu; -four, 0.soo bsh; a'A
orr, AIS tons.
RulrMrR1s-Coal, !, ECO tons. i.
AsuonE-Ths prop James Davidson, IN coming 'I
last night run sgfound hear chs lighthouse per! ri
stuck there about lAscs hours. She luAA5 ss'S''~"
hsne!f,
nUFFALc.
Spsefaf pt.pafsa to TA4 cAieogo 7sihuat.
DuvYALu. Oct, 2u,-Tho tug 6arah t. uf5aH' ~
damaged BY nsa shout t500 tlis mornlns II eIven
ia tls rnailo- room, aud was e1singushed " sA'N
tcsl enR1As.
VESSELS PASSED PORT HURON.
Syteial DfspoteA 10 7ht t*fea1o 1f'snnf. ,.,,
poRT HoxoN, Meh., Oct. 31.--Down-lFpls 's M
oat..o. Oscar Townsend sui oossoktt hal.tao w. w.
copsost I.aao Nsy and bsssaa schEs otsee
Laura jane Mcleod. md KAts Wipa!oT. ,.,,ss
UF-EFops Graves and consoft, Turner snI ~ snta
George King aud bafFesi scess c9ssst, n5
JsMGs F4tztagh, Clara Nelson Franz y. oA@AS''
WlAp-Houthwest. freall. Weathsr ans; trsa
poHE uu1oa Mlc.s Oct N-l0 y. m.-unvna. :. III
Sso1A, U4raum aud con4ost, c4tuacy nnfp,t. nc;
achrs Ann Maria, Joseph pat5s, Angus han"' -
Ur1Isups 1rgyIe, MoIui.ln. Mipursl I1oA ~'
, 1875-10-21


business at tho docks was unusually duh yesefd,y,
and ouy two curgoes OF lumber At The znarke.
Gov. Barry, LATELY commander Of the tug Harrison.
from which ha was discharged because "he coudas
tell le," ia now navigating 1udians street cat
for the Wes. Division Railway. Company. Tbs Campa.
ny Las done wull in engaging the R1ltant oa sail,
thcra Will be colllaIous explosions tho craft 30
rtAs. Frel AhFcnd, deck -hunh, fell from tie Euf
saue1 H. Foster lying At tho gas houae sp, aud d.
located bis shoulder. lIu WAS. trying to u usaate,
SS; made mtssts Aad fell on ts aHss gs Il
l.ose of negotiating = contraet TO ',s s.'.s
The Tug nesoao arrived Asrs ye.terlay itOm ths
wrecked propeller, having board portion q hsf
ousat such IS cl4ns, anchors oc. Tls H. cap.n .vt "
tho sauue pos,t.Un when xhe aEst weAt o.. has
Looks ttlo Cra1nInco but otherwise setna % oe u
good condition. Her deck l. aboya wafer fsst 90
III getting new fofe,uast Ut Mlsr's uryduck..
claimed that aLou. 500 has thus far been c1htnuea
e. ns apa s I'M IL aooa order
Thu ncbr American Union has ug4in uasiasaau. w.
AerBef. This tmo shc made tho quickest TIP Cd tee'
about w les, in tweuyseseH hoars' 1s,ha ~ ~.
short CANVAS for the Inst ten hours. anu arriving
night with cargo Of huuVoa fWt OF aae~L. lie!
Union hado tho ruina tr'. ancAdlns thfse W. 'n.t
load, 'n isvs days and tsssIra louEa ~Ao eau pS1'
tAat2
/. THE BcHooNER: RICHMOND SUNK
CHARLOTTE, Can, Oct. 1B,-Tho Echf l1tuAou1
Capt. Kessh, with = cargo Of poplar wood 'of ".
Rochester rapor Company, was struck 1y squ.A
3Sw iutes OF Charlotte Saturday night II 10 osos.
Tho vessel mased tho ptrra and vss dF!a aoTa III
lake. Wien OIL Ir0n1eq4olt Lay 4ho EpE1n8 sn I'm
And sank. Tho crew ct fur lnen and ohe a"1 o,II
cook took to tue rigging aud Ieina!ntd tas.v
O'clock suuday morning. whnu tiny rsts aa II
Nine Nile pont. whore ths vessel had dEitsa aas1S
tho ui9lt, No lives lost
, 1875-10-21

WI LMfHoToh TuRPeNTfHE MARKeT,
luiet 1t 3iHc.
, 1875-10-21

FtT7snuna, ra., Oct. 2o.-pcroleum 1uies m.
steady; crude tl.7lh@l.72N ut parkers; refined
1915, Philadelphia delivery,
, 1875-10-21

LUMBER.
Tbs Secretary Of tho Lumberman's Exchange gives
tho following statement showing a stockp Of lumber
ETC., hapd Oct. l. 1885, "a compared 10 those for ,hD
8anle time In 1874;
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IF you have been tempted into evil, fly
from it; it is not falling into the water, but
lying in it that browns.
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TRIGiIISSs. SsISTAKE.

An interesting case Of. death, from care.
less use of poison, LATELY occurred III Elmlra'
A blacksmith, named Wilder, aftcra season
Of drinking, went INTO Il drug store and
called for all ounce Of hy,trate chloral, which
was properly labelled and given him. He
went home, put the entire ounce in a glass
Of water, and drank II down with a view
to have a good sleep and recovering from
the effects of his drinking. Hardly had he
touched the bed ere his wife noticed q
strange look upon his fasc and fastened to
his side. Said he:
"Sally, it's no use, I've made mistake,
and am dead man.
In twenty minutes from the time he took
the mixture he WAS II corpse. Five grains
Of hydrate ch]oral is safe dose tor a per
son wishing sleep. but this man took on
ounce, four hundred and !cighty grains at
once, and paid TIE penalty.
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RUBBER CLOTH

6DA0 INCHES WIDE, now on hand
0DGB at the EMPORIUM OF
FASHION. May IL, 1875.
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conesiic diplomacy.

She was watrhin:' at the window,
= AS hurried down the street,
In the simple brown mcrino
That fancy !n as so neat,
And her sm:'c t,."ught portenti'frs,
1t was 60 exceeding sweet.
Then she met me aLthc Threshold
With very loving kiss. :
That recalled the early stages
OF our matrimonial bl; fs..
And FELT at once 4 tire ,nor-.- ).
was there anythir e ersriss? -
10, rIhe cNildrc,n were all quiet,
:. And the hearth was very bright,
And my ret-our rosuish Charlie--
Was quite testa! in his white;
Yet braccd myself for something.
Be that something what it might
My chair was near the frc,s
And my slippers by its side
My pipe was very handy.
And my papers open wide.
And she wore the pretty prcaStph
That gave her when bride.
The dinner was perfection
II vas lavish without waste;
The soup was veruicelii,
And eAart;y to my tas.e,
~ lille the desert was triumph
OF artistic skill! IN paste,
SrCr-rA
And WHEN the cal was overs
And the inner man ut rest "a: =
She drew her chair beside me, .-SSlf.2s.-Sf .Sls--f
= With tho baby on her breast '$5.g.5
Ifelt, and SO told her. 49,
Twas one anon the blest.
Obi tile smile Of tender radiance .'
That iilumined all hertace,
AS clasped her to my bosom r"
In a lovers fond embrace. b..
II was then she softly whispered,
.'Wont you let me have that lace n
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THE amount Of water supplied to the
city of London during 1874 was something
like forty-fve thousand millions of gallons.
12ooOO,oOo of gallons per day were sup.
piled to 100000 houses, containing 100000
inhabitants, which makes about thirty five
gallons per day for each. About 6O,OOC,OOO
gallons were derived daily from the
Thames, about 10000, 900 from the Lea,
and the rest from deep wells in tine chalk.
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ABBEEILEE BRANCH.
DOWN.

DOWN.
Leave Abbcvillc. lc...................S:00 500 a. m.
Arrive Cokcsbury.. Il. m.
Up.
Leave Cokesbury............. p. NJ.
Arrive illc...................2:35 p. IN.
Accommodation Train on this Branch
will be run on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays. No. leave Cokesbury at
9:35 a. m.; arrive ut Abbeville 1858 a. m.
No. 3 leave Abbcville 12:3O p. M; arrive
Cokeshury l:25 p. m. Train NO. l., on
Main Stem, Columbia to Grecnville,
stops twenty minutes at COkesbury for
Dihner. Train No. 4, Greenville to
Columbia, stops twenty-five minutes at
Bclton for Breakfast, and twenty min
utes at Alston for Dinner.
TUOS. .DODAMEAD,
Gcn'l uperintcndent
JAHEz NORTON, Gen'l Ticket Agen
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Passengers by Night Train on South
Carolina Railroad connect with No. J..
Passengers by No. + connect with Day
Train on the South Carolina Railroad
for Charleston, Augusta, &c, and with
Night Trains on the Wilmington, Col
unlbia and Augusta Railroad Tor Sum
ter, Wilmington, Richmond, Baltimore,
&C., &c.
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lAS itCIiI 1i!''lIS''jl SHC "ftS SlU.S
lcanei over her snoa!ier, ANT watched
the pretty, slender hands tAtt slipped ever
the keys SO gracefully. The glitter of q
magnificent diamond ring On one Of he,
taper tigers instantly caught my eye.
gave start Of recognition. Jack saw it,
Eyes, it is my ring Margaret" he said
answering the quick uplifting Of my eyes
"How much handsemer it looks than it did
when wore it,
Bessie stopped playing, an appealing
smile curling her full red lips.
"NIr. Thurst.ne has loaned it to me un-
til tomorrow" said she, with charming
frankncss. ri asked him for it. I admire
it so much that 1 had great desire to
wear it. l suppose you will say it was not
Il proper thing to do, but there was nc
great harm in it, was there?"
1 looked utterly dumbfounded or al
least, that is the way l felt. Was she SC
unsophisticated Us she pretended, or was
her artlessness the perfection Of art3 II
was difficult question to answer, bat
had my convictions, and they We're strength
ened by remark Jack made to ME later
+ in the evening.
"Your cousin sings gay little French
chaEsons, Margaret" he said, following
me ito the veranda, where l stood
gravtly studying the stare. "Prctty well
for al Illinois country girl, isn't it?''
Then he went his way, leaving me tc
ponder upon his mystical words; anG
ponder did, until they had burned them
selves into my very brain.
But the riddle was nearer q solution
than imagined.
Bessie and | went upstairs at a later
hour than usual that night. I noticed al
indefnablc change in the girl when w
were alone together. The sweetness lef
her face just as if she had suddenly drop
ped mask. She looked sullcn and inso
lent, ard after lingering long enough t.
take q hurried survey of my apartment
as if she were mpkiny q secret inventory
ot what was in it, she passed on to her OWL
room.
Her singular demcanor made me ner
vous it would be impossible to tell why
did not feel like sleeping after she lef
me, and 50, extinSuishing my lamp,
lay down upon the bed without undress
ing.
Some hours wore on. At last heard 6
plaintive cry, like o whippoorwill's di
rectly underneath my window. But some
thing told me no bird had uttered it. Wa!
it signal Rreathlessly I waited.
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THERE were in 1873, 1928 universities and
COLLEGES in the United States, with S.
o53 students. Ohio has the largest num-
Der of institutions; New York the next
largest.
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Greenville & Columbia R. r.
49,. leI -; s EEssis: sgSsss Egsss
CHANGE OF SCEDULE.

On and after Wednesday February 10,
1915, the Passenger trains over the
Grcenville and Columbia Railroad will
be run as follows, daily, Sundays eX-
cepted: ,,r,,,
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Accommodation Train between Bel
ton and Anderson Tri-Weckly, viz
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
No. . tcavc Belton at $50 a. NJ. ar
rive Anderson 1890 A. NJ. No. 3 leave
Anderson at 100 p. NJ. arrive at Bel
ton 8 p. NJ. The Trains will run on
Mondays when Court is in session at
Anderson.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-26

ScHENcK's SEA WEED ToNIc.-Iu the atmosphere
experienced here during the summer months, the
lethargy produced by the heat takes away the de-
sire for wholesome food and frequent presprations
reduce bocily energy. particularly those suffering
from the effects Of debilitatng diseases In order
to keep naruraI heathful activity OF the system
we must resort to artificial means. For this pur
pose Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic ID very efectual.
few doses will create an appetite and give fresh
yigor to the enervated body. For dyspepsia, 1t I;
invaluable. Many eminent physicians have doubt
sd whether dyspepsia can be permanently cured b!
the drugs which are generally employed for tina
nurpose. The Sea Weed Tonic I'm its nature is to
tally different from such dugs. II contains no cor
rosiye minerals or aclds in fact 1t assists the reu
lar operations Of nature, and supplies her dehcen
cies. The tonic in its nature so much resemble
the gastric juice that it is almOs identical with tina
fluid The gastric juice is the naturl solvent which
| n healthy condition of the body, causes the foot
to be digested and when this juice is not excrete
in suficient quantities., indigestion, with all 1t
distressing symptoms, follows. The Sea Wee
Tonic performs the duty of the gastric juice whe
/ the latter is deficient. Schenck's Sea Weed Toni
sold by all Druggists.