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ana . personal devIIr on the one hand, ana
s'golden streets, pearly gates and q diamond
Bpangled nrmamenL and the furnishings or heaven,
an which God Is represented as sitting on a great
wnito throne,n on the other Inc only remedy
that our correspondent suggests Il the accept
ance OF the Universailst ldea-fnal and universal
salvation through punishment. He thinks that IN
TINS enlightened age i've want something more
ennobling than tue exploded idea OF personal
Goo and personal devIl llicral hell anda literal
heaven.n II the idea Of personal GOD mas eX-
ploded IL must have uune very quietly and
noselessy, aud the idea o. personal aeyl is GER
talnly TOO tangible az present 10 permit the belief
That &c mas exploded. We hope our correspond
ent VIII appflso as wnen ne has discovered
something more eunoblingi than the idea OF a
America and Europe have been diligently search
lug Ior that somei ming, and they would DO gau 70
be directed where u nnd II.
Another correspondent thinks orthodoxy mas
combined 10 make the W ord Oh God Oi none effect
through creeds and .radl ions. And one OF the
fractions which re thinAs tie Chufch mas re-
celved contrary TO the Word OF God IS the doctrine
OF the souls lmmortaltJ-"tne Daseless dogma 81
the immortality OF the sOul,u as our correAp0n-
dent styles II. lie looks 1t from his stand point,
winch ne calls the Bloe standpoint, as "a stupen-
uOus iraud, worthy the name OF Ineooglcai Creait
Moblerh Inc sooner orthodoxy - roDDed OF us
loundatton bellel In an ethereal Rho5I luprld-
soned here, ana glad TO get away when released
by death, the sooner tnat comes 10 the ground.
our correspondent tniuks, "tne better Tor man
KIND, VINO nave been so long cursed with TINS God
dlsnonorng doctrlne.n Tnls is strange language
enough, processing too, W DO based upon the
Scriptures. because lve,n said Jesus, ''ye shall
live aIaOD ~ no mat where am there We
may De aIso.r ~ ascend to my Father and your
Father and To my Goa aud your GOd.p II give unto
tDem eternalllle,n &c. These sayings OF tue son
OF Goa appear to US inconsls ent with the theory
nut forth by our correspondent but quite con-
Sis ent with mai OF the Goclrine when he combats
and uen0unces. And they are round IN ana are
supported Dy many similar passages IN ne WORD
OF Co., to wnch ne appeals ior tne JUSTIFICATION Of
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THE USE OF rHE RxvrvAr1sr.

To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD;-
The expeiicncy o. the religious revival Il being
questioned. We argue In Its favor.
There II q variety OF temperament In mis- world.
and 60 be Influenced for good IL requ res q variety
OF treatment. The masses are emotional they
crowd ana obstruct the streets to see ngn.,
IRE or q procession. They demand shocks and
sensations They VIII follow an excitement o. sny
description and leave Darwin AM TJudan 20 talk
20 q corporalis guard. For them cola reason is
unpaIatable. Tney want their moral philosophy
hot They demand something stimulating. even
though 10 docs horrifJ little. The heaven OF the
mere PHILOSOPHER or moralist would be for tncm
duh place. In time they would long for another.
q lower and q warmer sphere.
Rhil0sepNca preechlRg answers nov lor the
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SIR ROGER TICHBORNE.

THE CLAIMANT LOOKING ron TWO MILLION FIVE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
london (Aarch.1s correspondence Of the IrisF
Tlmesl
Tue Tlchborne case has entered upon . net
phase. To-day declaration was ned at tae suia
OF SIR Roger Ticnborne, the claimants against AR.
Murray, clerk 90 the Petty bag once, queens
Bench, for falling 10 issue writ Of error and pro.
ccedings In the form o. an action o. mandamuas
unuer the gxty-efQntn seoti0u Of the Comm0m
Law Procedure act, 1864. and the damages are isid
ct $500. 0Oa
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ORTHODOXY THE ALLEGED BANE or THE AGE.
In the discussion VI religious or moral subjects
In these columns we aim 70 give as great va
rety OF topics AS possible and as full discussion
oil any one pic as space VIII permit and the In
terest or the particular subject may require. But
10 this line orr correspondents VIII be disap.
pointed sometimes and necessarily 20. Their
communications may be too long or not interest,"
Ing enough for the general reader. or they may DO
withheld for want OF room until whatever interest
or relation they mar have had TO particular
topic has died awsy. And all this time the corre-
sponden,s may feel themselves sighted ana az
Rriaved because their views nave not found place
IN the columns Of the HERALD. Our aim II to give
every church and sect and party and school Of
moral thought an equal voice In these columns to
their fellow men. A communication nov before
NJ accounts for the intense desire for Sunday and
weekday amusement 20 the preaching Of "lnfant
,damaaaon, literal he'll Of are and bytmatone,
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Subscribers out Of County, $1.20.

fever. When I recovered she was
gone. l had never again kissed her
dear, dead lips. It was some time be-
fore was able to crawl out; but or
ders for songs came in thick and fast.
My last songs had been q success;
their wild, dissolute tone had suited
the young fools with money, ard had
become small mine Of wealth to the
publisher. u .s ..ag ,atHa...
Years have passed since then, but
from that time / have never written a
song Of that kind, although large sums
have been offered me. I hate them.
Day and night hear them buzzing in
my ears. Scarcely week passes but I
hear one of them shouted out by some
drunkard as he staggers home, and
then the whole of that terrible night
comes back to me. I'.'
They are evil spirits that have
haunted me night and day; they have
made me shun my fellow-men; they
have made me live In utter seclusion.
Day and night--day and night live
In terror Of hearing them.
Sometimes in dreams / hear Milly
singing the first song / gave her; and
in the midst Of this happiness some
fiend seems to chant those dreadful
songs In praise Of wine. t,
Hush hear her voice; she sings
the song / gave her in those happy,
happy days, She Is going away. 1
must follow her. Hush she Is sing.
| ing me to sleep. Milly, my own dear
Millyi ...sg eH.E-,
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TNo. D. BERToLETTE,
DANIEL KALBFUs,

Attorney AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
L6g Mauch Chunk, Pa. ttA.
azs,cfnee. aboye Dolon's Jewslry Store, Broadway
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Letter from BOnashtettle.
GRAND OPENING FOR A YOUNG MAN.


MISTER DRucKER,-DHAR SIR: Ich
bin, bissy ellewile desholb will ich my
brief kortz mocha far des mole. Ich
will archt en- advice gsva. Suncht far
CESS ichs farlicht, bis ich fartich bin
mitdem brief. .HI t-
De advice Is. Das ich wot denna
yungs lite sawa wo en- grand opening
is far yunger mon. rs is ans fun
denna grand opening arfolt warra de
letcht woch. Das Is aver widder nj
gajumpt. Dea grand openings sin do
droya in Mauch Chunk. dort In selem
grosa house ich glaub dale lite hases de
Jail un onera widder de present. Ich
glaub es is On mon init noma Breneiser
dar de lite dort dea grand openings
gabt des Is won SO karl sin We dar wor
de lecht wOrch. Well of course mere
baucht ucht 60 schmart 81. Ar wor en-
yunger karl. Ar wor we ich farstons
hob en- barber in dam shtettie Weiss
port. No of course hutar ebbes g'sana
dos ar garn kot het. No is ar yucht nj
un' huts colt. Sci is dar wag won mere
grand opening arfilla will. Mar mus
sa net long 81 yucht darzu stlcka un
net uf gava. De onra warra sana das
mar de grand opening grickes. Over
won anes now i'm sim hut far zu ga
don gate ar besser now, far ich glawb
ar hut shun a lot. Un net IN long wor-
to sunst warra de grand openings far
licht all arfilt.
lch far my part gep net yucht fels
drum, ED ich nj kun odder net. Far
ich bin shun zimlich olt un ich un de
BetZ hen aw noch so ganunk zu essa,
Mere bricha noch net dort borda uu aw
net In store brecha.
Wen OF course es mant, ich dank net
olta lite. Ich dank es Is yucht far 80
karl we dar gla niger amer wor. Oar
nj kumma is de lecht woch. CUTE farm.
Won ar sich net bahafa kon dort Is
yucEt dar plctz far enc. Un won srs
net onnIchder du will don dade ich saw
ga fort NIT eme noch, witer hummer
noch en- hondwark larna sci will or no
farIicht lever du dos we barber odder
we 10 store brecha. ......
Devile mich des so long ufkolta hut
50 kon ich yust fun anne subject schrei-
ba over ich dank won de lite dan brief
lasa und especially de yunga, don
warra Sc en- example sana dos SO sich
in ocht mama sulla un can so kapers
macha we dar Rla hut. e
So dRnk ich muss ieh schlelsa far des
mole, Dea nacht woch gadank ich
fun may dos anne subject zu schreibs
won my mind net zu hort gaattaehed
Is zu anne.
Ere yunga lite hara m'ch mole on.
wos lob eich yetE do sawya kon;
, Dos ere eich ncten sol far shun,
Inner wondeln auf rschter bown.
Es Is yone shun faryader mon,
, Won en- yunger mon 30 gate;
Ar hut dooh INNER nicht gawoa,
Un sea wo ar now staet.
HANS KOSSERMLUcHER.
Bonashtettle. Martz dan 13. 1875.
A akatIxfIelan astimataa that eonFi
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Railroad Guide.
NORTH PENNA.RAlLROAD.

Returning, leave depot at Berks and American
Street, Phila., at 700, $50 and p.46 a. M; 2Io
Fare from Lehighton to Philadelphia, Sass.
aebI 1874, ELLIS CALK, Agent
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:. -...VARE THE MOST PLEN-

VWNHE People OF Lehighton and vicin
IL ity all unite in testlfyiug that at A .
]. DURLING'S Drug and Family Med :
icine Store, PuRE, FRESH and UNADUL'
TERATRD MRDIoIaEs can always be
found. mayo
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PIANO!
NOR RENT. APRIL Est,
March 9, 1s75-sw.

INOR RENT, APRIL Est,
u The Store-room and Fixtures, on
Bank Street, Lehighton, now occupied
by q. W. Lentz as DruStore Any
alterations to suit other business, desir
ed by a good tenant, will be made at
short notice. Terms moderate. Apply
to boo X. LIEBENGUTH.
Feb 27.w3s .I.u
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BEATTY Piano,

Send stamp for full information,
Price List, &C., &c. DANIEL +.
BEATTY, Washington, New Jersey.
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rENTRAL n. "a. OF N. J.
~ LEHIGH & SUsQUEHANNA DIVISION.

CENTRAL II. r. OF N. u.
~ LEHIGH SUsQUEHANNA DIVISION
Time Table OF Dec. z, 1874.
Tr,ins leave Leighton as follows;
For New York, Philadelphia, Easton. &C., a, 731,
11.O7 a. M, 2.27, 447 pm.
Por Mauch Chnnk at 1915 a. M, LA, 6.3s, and,
903p.m m. -.
For Wilkes Barre and Scranton at1o.16 a. M, l.A
b.38 p. m.
Returning-Lesve New York, from station Cen
trail Railroad Of New jersey, foot OF Liberty
street, North River, at5.l5, 300 a. m, l2.4u,
40t p. m. G. .-IfH .-a
Lsaye philadelphia, from Depot North Penn'a
r. r., at 90, 9.45 a. M, 2l0, IL p. m.
Leave Easton at $50, HAS q. M, $50 and
7I5 p m. .i.EA.
Leave Mauch Chunk at 73o, lloo a. m, 2.2o and
40 m.
Fo: further particulars, soc Time Tables at the
HIP. BALDWIN, Gen. Passenger Agent.
July 4, 1874. "t ..... . t|.i'....
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HNoR Chapped Hands, Face or Lips,
u call at Lentz's Drug Store. ''- 1'
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AToTHBRS, Look at that Child, Il
Nl has Worms. Go or send at once
to DURLING'S Drug Store, and get
bottle Of his WORM SYRUP, so pleas
ant and yet 90 sure. mayo
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. djourned Orphans Court

49,
BY virtue OF an order Of the Orphans
Court Of Carbon County, the following
real estate, late the property Of ELIAS
SHIVE, decd, will be offered for sale at
the EXCHANGE HOTEL, In the BOR-
OUCH OF LEHIGHTON, Carbon Co.,
Pa, on .It I-Il
Saturday, March ~, 1875,
at 10 o'clock A. M. q
2 Lots or Pieces of Ground
All that certain lot or piece Of
ground situate on the north side
Of North street In the borough Of
Lehighton aforesaid, numbered in a
plan or plot of said Borough, No. 3, be-
ginning at corner Of North and Lehigh
streets, thence along Lehigh street,
North S5 feet to Private Alley, thence
along said Alley East 30 feet to lot of
George Rapp, thence along said lot
South rs feet to North Street, thence
along said North Street West 80 feet to
the place of beginning. Also, all that
certain tract or piece Of
MOUNTAIN LAND, 900
situate In Mauch Chunk Township, and
partly in Mahoning Township, county
aforesaid, bounded by lands Of the late
John StrawbrIdge, Anthony Butler,
John Kuster, ct. al. containing 1876
ACRES, be the same more or less.
Teims of sale-One-third of all pur-
chases cash on day of sale, one third
In six months and remaining one-third
in nine months, secured by Judgment
Bond or Mortgage. rs a
| AARON SHIVE,
HENRY TUCKER,
administrators
Lehishton, March 9th, 1876.
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,aANN REWARD for an incurable

G1AAA REWARD for an incurable
MVttvvvy case OF Catarrh. After having
WAVVV snutfered, deiuged, gargled, hawk
ed spit and gagged to your entire satisfaction In
your useless sndeavors to get relief nom catarrh,
use Briggs Alisvistor according to directions The
hlthy mass OF mucous will be immediately expell-
cd, aud the infamed surface soothed, the eyes
sparkle with delight the head feels natural again.
hope reyIves for Is sure TO follow the use OF
this agreeable, scientific and reliable remedy.
NNuNV~c z MUCH has been said
COugnS sss s,.. .s. S.s. s.:s .ss .s4:s %ass sr s
the relief and cure Of throat and lung diseases but
nothing has been emiuently successful. or OBJ
tained such wide celebrity, as Briggs Throat
and Lung Healer. ......i
na~..o9 THE excruciating pain
u NUEulS' produced by eorns, the unceas-
OOh s ing twinging from Bunions, the
piercing, distressing pain from Ingrowing Nails,
cannot be described. Thousands suffer, not know
ing there is a cure Briggs corn and Bunion
remedies are no acid potash compounds, but
are reliable, soothing, and etfectual, and justly
merit the success they have earned from an ap-
precistive public. The Curative is healing oint-
nent Immediate relief is obtained by Its appliea-
tion, and II will positively cure the worst cases or
festered eerus, infamed aud liberated bunions,
the s0rest Instep, the largest and seysrest bsters
the most extensive calosities on the solss heels
Of the feet; uneQualled In the cure OF ehidbsins
or frosted feet. The Alleyator for ordinary eorns
and preventing their formation Is absolutely nn.
squalled by anything ever known. Ask for Briggs'
| Remedies. Take no other.
DiIAc IT'S IT.. "a AL LIZ yERY si.t WELL ILL.,
AA~ASs ing 10 hare Piles. For his reason,
he unfortunate sufferer gets very litae tymPdthy,
The agoay Of Iophstu not or eanhOt DC much 'Sorse
1 than he iorture endured by millions soho are troubled
soith internal Needing, erteAdt and itehin9 piles
Glad Hdings for stBererer Bri2gs's Pie Remedies
are mild, safe and sure. ..l. r.'..|
No.VARE THE MOST PLEN-
lCOfnS I SIND q: < &, a:" .sssi, |. q aasts, ss
e three year old chid 10 the 1rd'adsire Oevgtne o.
hundred; stylish, handsome young ladies t0ho ddfI
promenade fashionable resorts: DsiddtS aged dfToHI
old MAIDS, dressed up to appear young and gay dan
dies soth their pdtentiedteys, dnd fnueataois toal
ing stick; the clergyman, userehdnf, cierk drfidf
and naechanie, Of all ages and stdfsoNs have Jul
suppIy Of eorTls bunioRs bad aas, and other bother
dtions Of the feet all QfwAieA are efNsihed and cure
by he lss Of BriOeTS CbrR and BsHioa Remedies
[uspiator and Curative. Sold By 10.
Al DURLING, Druggist,
....,.... LehightOn, Pa
May 9.-1sH 1y. .-.
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A statIstieian estimates that court.
ships average three tons Of coal each.
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NesspOoIs and Sinks

Cleaned and repaired by the under
signed on shoSt notice and at low rates.
iOi'| GEO. MANYPENNY, 4
Jan. 80, 1875. Lehlghton, Pa.
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JOSEPH OBERT,

Sept. 10. ls74.y1
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The OPERA.

In addition to numerous beautiful floral
tributes, we are pleased to learn that on the
occasion of her benefit on Tuesday night,
that excellent artist, Madame Teoni, was the
recipient of a more substantial testimonial OF
the admiration of our opera-goers in the shape
of purse containing five hundred dollars in
brand new twenty franc gold pieces. Ma
dame is q most deserving member of the
Opera company, and We are glad to find that
her merits are properly appreciated,
Tonight another popular favorite, Mr.
Gadilhe, takes his benefit in the opera OF
Hamlet" in which he sings the part Of
Laertes, the other roles being filed by Messrs
Meric, Feitlinger, Degreef, Pauliny, Rossi,
Corriveau, and by Mesdames Vercken and
De Jolly. M......
Mr.. Gadilhe has large number of friends
and admirers, who will not fail to give him q
''bumper" tonight. He has a magnif sent
tenor voice, and is faithful, pains-taking and
every way deserving member Of the opera
company. We, therefore, bespeak for him
a reception commensurate with his unques-
tionable claims to public favor.
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RIVER AND STEAMBOATS,.

CINCINNATI, April 14-Rver twenty one
feet and falling. Weather cloudy and cool.
Arrived: Morgan and Bodmann from New
Orleans
PrrrsDuRG, April IA. hmm River nine feet
six inches aud rising. Weather cloudy and
cooler.
ST.. LOUIS, April 14.-Arrived: City OF
Vicksburg from Vicksburg. Departed: Kyle
for New Orleans River rising slowly.
Weather clear and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, April 14,-River falling, TWEEN
ty-one feet seven inches in the channel
Weather clearing tonight. Up: Sherlock Z
A. NJ.
LOUISVILLE, April 14-River falling; nine
feet six inches in the canal. Weather cool
and showery. Up: c. Il. Church and Chas.
Morgan from New Orleans to Cincinnati.
Down: Louisville from inclnnati to New Or
leans.
CA1Ro April 14.-Arr' we'd: Exporter from
Cincinnati ut 10 Z. NJ, Thompson Dean from
Cincinnati at 5 A. NJ, st. G. nevieve from St.
Louis at Z. NJ, John A. Scudder from New
Orleans at 3. Departed: Exporter for New
Orleans at 8 A. ~, st. Genevieve for Weeks
burg at 5 p. NJ, Scudder tor st. Louis at S.
River thirty-seven feet six inches and falling
Weather clear and mild.
MEMPHIS, April 1.-The river fell one
inch. Weather clear and pleasant. Departed:
Batesville, for White river; Yaeger. Wood
and barges, and Exporter. for New Orleans;
Capitol City, for st. Lou Z, Charles Miller, for
Cincinnati.
v1cKspUnG, April 14.-Passel down: Leo
pold and tow, T. NJ; Indiana, ~. NJ. Ar
rived: Julia, 4 T. NJ. No boatSt:lp today.
Weather cool and clear. River stationary.
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Lard-holders firm, demand light. Is 80.
Bulk melts steady, demand moderate. Whls-
FINANCIAL.

New YORK, April II, Noon. opene
at ll5l.
Stocks dull Money 4. Gold lis. Ex-
change-lopg 49, short 4.9o!.
Government bonds dull. ST to bonds quiet.
New YORK, April IA, Evenng..Gove III,
ment bonds 6s Of 1881, coupon, l22!; 5-2o 5
of 1862, coupon. 1lSs,; 6fs. coupon, ll9i;
new G5s 1909, CTS 12l3, 65s lZls; new 8
11Gs; 1O4Os, coupon, l16s. State bonds
quiet and nomin al; Tennessee Gs "A. new 73;
Virginia 6's "a, new "a, consolidated 60. de-
ferred 8; Louisiana e's %, nav g.. levee G's
b, SIS 35; Alabama SIS Al. IS 81; Georgia
G's SO. rs 81; North Carolinas 2Os. new 10,
special tax 81; South Carolinas BIZ, new 81 J,
April and October 81.
NEW York, April IA, Evening. - Stocks
closed dull and weak. New York Central
1917. Erie 3Oi, Lake Shore "a, Illinois Cen
trail lO2, Pittsburg 92i, Northwestern Az,
Rock Island 1881.
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MARX Twain used to run q boat down
here, didn't he?" inquired traveller of a
Mississippi pilot lately. mark Twain. re-
piled the old river man, "Mark Twain; do
you mean him as was Sam Clemens? Wal,
yes, he did try pilotin' yer awhile. but he
couldn't do it, couldn't do tail; hadn't the
genus. But tell We what" continued the
grizzly veteran. giving his wheel twist,
1t y-'d a-gin him boats n ught while was
a-pr-nticin he'd a-cleared the river O snags,
for shuah.'
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He Bet Because the Odds We're Great.

A son of the faderland. says an exchange,
went into .rney G .llgan's saloon the other
day and called for drink. Barney observed
how blooming he was with the "rosy >
already, aud shook his head, saying: "You
have had enough" Enough of wh,d, ]
guess? asked the Teuton. "Enough to
drink" 'Who is running my machine, you
or II" "You are, and you are running it in
the ground"
II babe you ten dollars dat am a liar, "
said he, slammins his hand down on the bar.
'There is no bet there" said Barney,
laughing.
''Glfe us drink"
"No, you are drunk now"
II babe you not"
"Well, l will bet you fifty dollars to one
that you are drunk" said Barney, while
quite number OF bystanders gathered round
to sea the fun.
"Good enough. babe you," said he, pull
ing out fractional currency enough to make
up dollar. "Now, who will you leave it
MIDI"
''rll leave it to yourself Are you not
drunk"
"Yes, by jingoes, l am" said he mourn
fully, "dake der doller."
A friend of his happened to be in the
crowd and upbraided him for deciding against
himself but it was the druth."
Well, supposing it was; what did you
want to be fool enough to bet for, them"
II couldn't help it der odds was SO
gread," he replied, turning away, more in
sorrow han anger.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, April IA, 1890 Z. NJ Cotton
steadier; Middling Uplands Sd, do Orleans 81
Msid.
Estimated sales to-day $4,000 bales, in
GLIDING 2O0O for speculation and export.
May and June delivery from Savannah or
Charleston, not below Good Ordinary,
Z l5.lGl; June and July do, not below Low
Miadling, SD.
LArEE-i3O p. M.-Cotton unchanged; the
sales to-day include 94OO bales of American
PARIS, April Il, $50 z. M.-Rentes 63f 9lc.
LONDON, April l4.-Erie 2744.
LIVERPOOL. April IA, 5 Z. NJ. - Cotton
Sales on basis of Middling Uplands, nothing
below Good Ordinary, delivered April,
715lGa, do nothing below Low Middling,
deliverable June aud July, SD. Lard 6Gs I'd.
TallOw 42I
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l Swiss paper reports the discovery 8

A Swiss paper reports the discovery a.
Wezkon Of the most ancient evidence yet
known Of the existence of man. It consisted
in kind of net work or pointed fir poles
covered with wicker-work. The slate-coal in
which it was found belongs to tho period in
tervenipg between the two glacial epochs.
According to Prof. Geikie, in 1.-The Great
Ice Age" the last glacial period began 24O, 600
years ago. and lasted 10000 years, during
which time it covered Northern Europe with
sheet of ice something less than q half q
mile in thickness.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-15

BILLINGS are apt to think they are
not unprecedented in this world, but the truo-
bic is, we mark our goods so high that we
kant dispose ov them.
Ii you hav emmy doubts about the propriety
ov thing, yu may be pretty certain that the
doubt il right.
The man who hain't never been cheated
don't kno so much now as he will sum day.
We all ov us expekt to be fondly remem-
bered after we are ded and gone, but we go
into our graves like shower ov rain into the
buzzum ov the oshun, forgetting and for
gotten.
Modesty and difiaence are oftea kon-
founded, but one is the conshiousness OF
virtew, and the other il the consciousness ov
Ignorance.
Human beings are natral slovens, born so.
Yu hav got to hold yung one to wash biz
face, and when yu want to comb biz hair yu
nav got to run him down.