davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-08-12

s.s !"wrr tian an til" rresl.- ercn'ns The ms.kct
:, rns,l .t:,rs t't' n',s,as n.sr hTs,r "iser!p'
York Mlu'iy lie 1inrl III 4rniany with other Rsalt,
snd e,'s'ti rasy rnn ot''1i''s' "' s.n" '"'a W.T."
sct+ grain. ts'tvs fur all Er"i's ~"rs owtr. He'tcr
Ananrt VI rnc 4! we a,!vAmcrl tu attc HrA't4sly
I'ns lid s ' ." rs.. 's Il sss. ctr Sr
ys.r 'ui4 y. a;H..ar'. tA.h ';'e' la'rso I,to ,M
10 neN Al c 'dso bn t'y s.'sple At l.2'e. Tots's
nyE-wa. ans. ELL, easier. The inc,s s,!sle.. werr
ritsi ~ tn add '4lnt it' u "'*ar !,rs'" thAn
t"uss 'u!nK III t!' tas,''ia '1,y. ui'i'n+ *ess
,..c frr'y Offered. III! .ac:e Va. no ata';' ~
s"rt'mss:. M. Wa. quoted u sat@sle. Cash ta'cs
include 4n' lii rejected At 1gc; it bu IN Hrslo A. lie;
'nsl:1.fS-W.s da.i III and las liver sha1 At ths
Ct! s:a " the preceding e.rnnR: TITS iatr weat3isr
h'",r. ntd ln.rrR .!nt Hi>uAo to take held
rfry ttr!y. tal ,hte Vt e ahcris huus'lt At
sm r,oat :Hered hy 'ha :lteiin". NJ. ra.t wv IN.
.n'rn'. a.fnr!a lots were iavcr. ael1.r ssrssmtes
ti,lp. EeIIet toMr sola at sl,t7Adilo, c.taIne Il
the nsiIr. = "r tho ysar a tte, cAth saiss weso
trt"tl Of so'in ty satnp;e At ;ls aud 40 bu do
LATEST.
III thc afternoon mess lork wan auist and cloac1
an tita tor the ,ear. sales 1so lrl. st s1'.ls for
August, s,i.21ll l.ao or seaemocr and t.sU for tAo
Lard was au and C.: fowss. closing II sl3.ss saer
AM1,Rt, anil 3il.cu Keller september. Balea go ac4
srlIcr September ut s1l.cp.
Meats wero stca.!y with fnles o! ~ tea t~eet picRlc
hams At llie: ~ ira DO a. l1'4o- Aso. se,uoo ba
shnrs r,ils Rcor Sci lrinbor nt II &c.
Wheat was very wrlk III tho afternoon, drl1thIns
1.c and closing lc uwer than # ot!,et The do;
cling WIS due to .II!ois Of = loTtf l1;espeoi. and
inus reliers. Nei;rr septe.1bet nleHed At $i12';.
dcciinod TO Fl:GE, ans r1oacd s.tnnger at si.21s.
Seller August sull &l1S3l1I thu lsAt alo btinH II
{I.aiH.
Corn vas rather quiet and easy Al 7io for septonbur
and 1li4 - for August.
uat. Wero weak aui lower. Beller August declined
&c Under pressure to erll, opening at 43ac and
closing ut 4!Ar. hc1terIe+r aold a 3sHc down to
3i;,c, and rloAcll al ID. cllers.
1syu dull 4l lover. cluelua It So HcllcEs for
September. -.
BlsIty declined 1r soillng for ssptonhsr At 81 .0o9
l.1U, aud elusiuy VI tbs ln.itlJ.
, 1875-08-12

At slight "nnces-fr1 wo quote: n!l c'etcns, ft.2s'a
+"s !s,yrsnE.. itee'',o,; ,arss'', a'.e I, y:
n.lr nd pslrel fr star" I,t., hal ron'iqne, Fcr,l
offered At l"wrr rsi.r. "hi,h fact. Together with
~-s ras s rssr H." @ wrs
% '"ii !. s'ss r., Va. arm al s,.to: oil.r s.sa.
were ntel wteh.
HALT-Cuntnues ac.irs ami staty. Qnntat!ons:
saginaw, unoni.as. AMI .'anad. inv. fIio: "ritua-
~ rasst, &i.'u ,intry, Without 1"H. s!.7s; dairy,
with t.aE'. e.,a Ashton datry. CT Y.ei. t!.o'
TEAS-c 1.luun to n'oso IN iIt"tal s:a1e, nrd
uusrawpsn - % Morvas-Cho!se nv to fancy. tlnoailoi
epoI tn pr,ms, 7udeT'c: common to ao9l q. t,lc:
ns.%sy s ' l'i Mopu*.mchoes * 8
fancy. soayoc: good to prime, Quote common,
* s*s ns sA' s f 4 .'y i" 1s nss
s @"s !" ~ Sooa 'tS X: sSo!:s ' to f.nsy o!. ~
CO 4 10: eon,,nun. skx t6s.
MOnb-fhers wxa fair db1nbnd II &c. los beech.
" SEuETAnEs"vsiy choice Michigan roato., woro
n ttt!e better reoue.s md steades hs rsscn. r.!n
%sfs a se~ y" retssss n ica2 10, IN l
l":a ise s", ss s&S:esaS IT. ree r. IT, ''"'' ''' 'e'
wooTro wsE9 n" tror,an,t n ney feasnr1.
grades IA of hrmuers, though at present 1t would
sf @.'sa d"aes 's. ana nes' to saeinm %
coarse -k4 nc; nwashe hnc heavy olt3At, 2jss23c:
| 40 ,usItni, @J3c; ducoarhc. 5oGsSJc.
LUMBER.
The lumber rollers don't report worth cant. Can't
the Cuo.lul spur tin boys up little I
Thu whucrnto mnrkot nas 'lu aud easy. About Il
caryora, chiefly OF Inch lu.ubnr, wero offered, but
ncal bnyers who almost the only teaorb rtcs-
cat, nut anxious 10 take thn stu at tho asking
prices, especially IA they htnrlv supplied for the
present. Ad hAyo alrtuy proportlonatoly larger stock
OF nctl stu1 piled In this yards than of other grades
Tbs unsettled atsto Of the vett1et makes good many
hold back by ehahgcring The grain crops oxctcs
apprehension. ha. tlia fall lumber trAds will not
up 10 frAt ezroctattons. JutHs and scant'lng Ncru
no,n1naIly fr1n 1t $50 for standard caraoe.. 1e
lutnher quoted ut tuG0A 130J, alh 1t <ia0, aud
| shthyIfb Al $l.3ha 2.i't. ..-.. -....... - ....
sinrrA At tho yards continues active nt full recent
prices. Hnck EM4rls a and " A.tl long tosis anil
ssAntlng are asrongnr and some parties AEo holding
short lengths uf tho Inter NJ higher figures hut
ndvsnca has yet bccn established notwithstanding tho
fart that ulss arc Ttfy sa At e}oo par II Al tho
| sale docks. Quotations: ----.... ..
, 1875-08-12

LATEST.
EEw Yonx. Aue, H. Gold closed It $1iiy after tesl
ing ut 4; 1a'Ml!44. Tho strength of Tho msrket is
In com ,efs # TIM incrcasrtt gpll shipments to
Eurn,e t4Atly. pursuSLng rates aul ler Annun'
anil l-t4 rtr tliem.
Governments firm. 1a,lrrad l,onas f!snHE, cstt-
ca!iy fir the Iac1o issues and Northwestern conso-
dated go,L coupons. Rlaie honda stc,dy.
Tnr stock market has toen dull, With small transac-
ti9u., the only wtle fuctuaton icing III shares in
roads lii MlsAour, now Cutting farcA and frelGhts.
MfFsourt rac!nc declined from As to 41H; Atlantic
raene preferred, 13{ 10 II. and Et. L<,a. EsutAs
CITY Il Northern. common, 10 4. kausaa r'ci1c, an.
other q these foas sold at H. vhirh ss little better
The decline I'll other stocka, especially tho leAl!g
nues. ), Ia n for tho aay. Transactions a tue
stok Exal'nnse aggregated Is s!oeo saars:, os "hsh
Northwestern, 80 IAks shotc. and 2,6N Ohios
Money market e4sy It ~. Prime nersants pSper,
k2j.
CASTOR, sccctrts, f715.cn1 ......
A4siatant TreAkHrHr diauursod $4,000.
Euaeinxs, ~, ,Dc0i iuN.
Etnflin ax atlrr.i iAtE4 4Gh
, 1875-08-12
LAKE FREI0HT6,
~bfF1k11


Fscighta wero moro active, At 1Ho for mhtas RI
9ttc for corn TO DuGaio. The roona VIE engssd
chiefly for rejected coru Following arn tho cAasttni
To buffalo,. III. 8cott, corn 1t 2]to; largo O. TOM
ssnd, sclrs jenkins and Green 1'ay. corn on pr'ra
tcr1nS; prop Badger State, corn on through raa;
baygca Fairlank and ua,lsntyne wheat 1t .Xt: ssl
EEoisllss not namcd. Thoas through. TO u.HtsGT7
Williams. corn At $40. To AarulH-H Harges o. cal:.
s EauGas1 sao snd xhsst h@aas .s s
corn.
The following charters wrre reported on ths 1aa;
To Uulralo-prop II. ". blanchard. s2,0M bu shut
and 10000 bu oats At 2}c Per bu; prop philAdelIhA
1900 bu wheat At axe; stcamb4Ego rslndis!lls .!
p.rss 12 xsst BY wast g.. .t 2s ssh, "
). nielrr s!Ho chafsered 70 iaiD rig-1son ftea
Ialand To buffalo Al 81. 40 pot gtoAs ton.
DETROIT.
On the OH wheat to o.wego cents. Tho fOl1os!ti
charters wero nade Tho scht Len Franklin, zaha
10 nuHato 1t 2ko sctr Aidabarap, railroad ues, A
Greek To Tonawauda, Ut lbo.
CLEVELAND.
Tia charters reported On tho 9th wcro !: Hrhr So
uel NAtllsr, cosl 10 Ohieago at CSC schr May ~
sbsth, coal 70 Chicago 1t 7oo up town schr g. J. II
den, coal, milwaukee, 1t &C, sad soow =. /. 9as'
eoA 10 Detroit u 30c.
Charters on ths 9th Bchrs 81. LAvrencs Clara p7t
k4r, r, D. Locke, ThomAa H. Nowlahl, @. B. liasa'@
A. w. Pstasson, coal, Buffalo to Chicago, soc pss ~
FREQ achr G. J. Wells, coal Cleveland to ohcaqa 'el
schr Loae Star, coal, Cleveland 10 Milwaukee,, 1osi
sehr Guy eheloyG1n. coal 10 Ehahoygan, y. II VI
Bam Rllnt tAkss co,l frl1n UlAck N5er 70 Ehtestst
TIC.
ADDITIONAL VICTIMS or THE GALE.
Though ths sala o9 List ThussdAy was of but ~"
duration, still Tho numtar Of d4Asters il has esussda
almost unprecedented. During tho laat thrco os 1eu
dsys tbs papen have beau nlted With dsasscsa eaa'e
BY that aquAI, And still every d.y briugs sddtloaa
tduss Of damage to vesssl property. On thli ahs
tho lAka Iut utsls harm done, which u dua ~
fact that The wind blsw Oh hs ahore, but on ls el'A
shore Aors wa general uphsaYa Of crafts. and -
but tAs stouest veaasa could woathsr The fury o. ~
clements. BAstoua damage WAS doue 1t Fer131 ft
Apoul - miles north OF usntstsa. uhero thets ~
large lumbar Ut small schoonssa ltstiug Win w.
sud lu1nbcr xheu tbs storm broxs OUT A"tDi
lhe vessels wpr0 tho schIs Tucdo, uueua Vista ~ ~
Conquest, ali Of Milwaukee,. When tho storm ~
the Conquest dragged Auchos and Vas ulads ~ sas
tho pier ~th h4wxsr u prevent lsr tro'a s'u us
ksbdfu. T'ta Tole,!o hung on to lilo IfeT xnS sse
able u gnt swsy Aooomus OF tho position of W
qpu.t. ahs lAossa heavily, and !u abort lu9 ~ M
lbbuom aud bousMis: Tie Conquest erAauaatJ7 J7".L
ID her p1slttoo aatt shs swung Aopxsds d tAo ~ n
with hes lins scroes Tbs lAttars stetz. eaH19s
1o1sdos sttn With svsFy luseh o4 ths vsasaa e0s
, 1875-08-12

Tic following wnra tho receipts aud shipments Of
the ealug articles OF produce In this city durlng hs
twcrty.!onr ho,,ts ending III o'clock on wednesday
morning, snd for tho corresponding ato ye,r ayo
, 1875-08-12

choce nAtIvta, &I.oRat.iU; medium 10 fair. &l.1TA
h.,0i native cow. t...htAa.lI; r!nArr, $t2Hai1,.
gnod tlr', s'si5d tnn: n'dlum 10 :Air, si'Uts1s5;
COMMON, a. 80 t4,Ts.
, 1875-08-12
,$l,7s1.sll



HOG rnUDU0TB-Wers irregular. Tho brecna-
Tive ate!ss cre weakened by tbs fact that hogs
lower owing 10 bcrn! supply. anu decline In
Liverpool Of 3dsfA rcr III 1ta lar,1, and huyers
rro held o, wh!le rellers wpro nat disposed to con-
colc much tn The matter Ut pricpa. Meats In
G1ol demand and etronts.
Mtss rouK-Nas ra.Ler wcat, With less doing, tul
declined 2Ic pcr hrl hut rs'l!ol tn within aLo sc ot
tho cluefuy quotations. of raaaslny. saea xero TO
rortcd Of 671 ria cash At t2E A5 brls do Ut .3H
57su brs, seer sappubcr, st I'll .2oQf3.4o and 13
htl sJst Ortusrr, At e21o lIi4j. Tot1f 733o bslc.
TLc market closed scsdy At sci 7592l.31 cash sel
cr Ausst s:l.:n 81 for September; sci ,4GG:145
tor 0rtpber; and nomin,l1y nt @!aiha ta,G,H for
sei.cr tho year. Extra prime was qHnse.. At sl445
f.anp-W2. littlB batter titan nusnll at Il uet!tnn
q M M 'ea " ~, :, Ses % ,nltH - uo es III ssT II
tbnt ran6c Eath Or AcIor tho mouth Was quoted "
sl,eo:; ls.d:s. .sor ossa!.st 4 slas5e5la.*; aud
MrA1a-.Ncro In very g'od detnnhrl, anl ahAlo
dr,urr All rotcd. with mora balls, rcis,rcl tlau on
suy IaY for tsvs.l uo-ss la.s. 3ho s!pn'eu's con-
tba Atncls lo.g l!dht, unueE lin principal outward
sc.aatt,s u in tt'n,t s-snrc1 st't Saet wsro .e;
~ ls,a'a.c iot s'r.sn,her: so1i i, 10 sa,n,:,sr-
en'e 1t iis ,2e: AMI lo oo H. loug clears Al II So.
August and H!,u fer do seller Hstembsr; 1ltc fur
long eie.rs, c;ah or ocllsr A"Rt,st u4i ll,,c for
ssF IL. 'ise ~ 4, 'ert M .cs e ssh
x"sus., ana il!c for do selicr September. 1esrl
1ltats La higher tIan tho price foF looso luts
Iot,v aud short cle'r: lo.o'i; quoted u la':e;
Englieh n.eats fur shoulders, looso II for CUM
tsriand.. .o1td; 117sc fur long clears do; anl
124n for hiur silE, do; sWrttrcklcl hirus, y tts
average, II tthl1.. acun nfata ote At tsAsac for
hs,uA a.to shoulders. l.s fur short ribs, a,lti
IL; ;c fur short clssfs-Alf packed.
GkEAxH--Wxs uuiot NJ jG4p5c.
EEEF plt0UGLIi}-.W4re tlulet aud nonInaIly un-
changed Ut $40 tor esa; SJ.G Tor etlts tn<a4 snd
{.i.tN,421 6u fer hams.
EALLow. -eluossd u sata sato for pAa1ars'.
, 1875-08-12

PITTsBUR1 OIL MARKET.
frTTsNrHs, Aus. lt.-VETnoLEuM-Quict and nrm; :;
crudo. Sl.is,< At parker rehnel $llt Philadelphia
delivery.
, 1875-08-12

NJ Ay, ,h!st!So. a.: L, .aat6s1o: A.; fssss
;s::s :;s IS IS ;33!s ' +; ;ss
95....4ss 40 |ltb....sl4 500 H....3od ITO
tl....s39 $40 5I.,+.2i1 100 m....299 7.7u
.:..a3 :..53 80 80 .3ss 10 s S::.sas % sso m
G3,...!YJ s13Ht u, ..q4u B.00 iso....iss TO
a9....111 t.l0 2p... 29A B.0l G0s..2o8 7ss
69,,..3H 8.11 | 4t....2u 8.Gn | 4s....tG3 7.90
hy,,,Yly $40 4g,.,.ly4 R.tU 8o....1Y0 f.sS
a2....1b2 I.ht | G3... .,aH ECO | x6....slB' 1885
63....213 7.,o 6a....ly0 800 o2....l6i 7.X5
h+...199 ~ t1....2s9 1.to 3o...Go 40
slb.. ...Al2 s.0d 41.*..14l 1.Bs i49....xl f.ss
91.. .XJ s0o W....1ia 1.B5 s5....so2 7.So
B4.....0l 7.es N...,s19 7.7a 22...,ts6 CTS
1ia..,2ll 1870 | t3....2t$ 1.1o 2a....130 s.B7H
Ko....M0 100 al....2to 1.oo 4f....a!9 7Lu
6o....2s0 T.su a.. .2t3 7.t5 6a...2a0 TAO
3,.:..1Ss 3,..1Ss sss ssS s'''a'' T." s''''a'' 10
sllEEp-Ths ahesp trade W quiet With no decided
clAuEs tn pseea. Lacal hutchsrs heretofore,
III fos ~ ioor T Il us,a,, and Il ftDaaTs fos aaSt
70 eho!es. Extra ara Quoted At &'uks52o.
Rv.YA1o, N. X, Aug. e.il.-CArrIr-NeceIpts ], 1,47a;
.u onssuxs geod quilt; stock fading sssdy sslsi
''b: bss1s sso Iaass-ltss!ri.. 5000, total for tho
T. tess Gasosd. isihb4 msority iIsposed os It 7s.
MARKET so,i.s Aamsua prnk; Yotkarx, s7.7o9sos /;
s. si i5ssis W .tli.isl. IT, t1.su. D' '' '4'''
EAST LIBERTY.
day a2i0 head, I'D ior it, .wo isys r..l ass7 LEAD.
nFi* & .na sf1s "sh a"ea suppl, Hsss "a az r
V.t633.2,; bulls, sl.stss.is.
M sy ss s.d I'D fSs tae sso
sH1ar-aeee!nt. toa.5, 1000 head, snd for tha two
, 1875-08-12
TELgGRAPHlC MARKET REPORTS.
FOREIGN hiAnKcT7,

FOREIGN EAnKeTa.
frttttI nfsrntth IN Tat thf-nt7 Ttfasnt,
IIvfHrout, Aug. lii a. m.-FIoUn-No. /, ros
Nh. 2, 2Ga I'd,
t}ns1H-Whras-Wlnter, No. l, l0s: M. ?, On ln1;
trring No. l, lis nj; No. tet yl while, No. !, III
ci; No ?. 49,. corn-So. !. aas ft : No. :, $50.
1'novfsloss-tusk. Bos tsri, fak. ....
LfvtnrooL, Aug. il-d r. m.-LAN1'-di* oda62s Cd.
lest unchanged.
IivEnrooL, AMg, l-L,tost-FLoun-Extrs Ut ats
and Wcstsrn, avs.
GHA1s- -"hc4t-No. = to .prluK, los gdQ11s 81.
Corn-Mtxeh, U.s. III.
1nos1stuSs-Pork-westrrn, eos; /; Tsslorn, ~ 81.
1nrd--c3a. baron-Cnnhsr1AnI cut, sla.
CnEEsE-Fine. SIS.
TALLow.-42s.
TEEhoLzuM-nehncd, 9s ;spfrits, 81.
LoSnos, Aug. H.-Tlk uAsk or EaoLAsp-Tbe
amount Of bullion Withdrawn from tho psnk Of En
glana on balance tn-dAy Ia ca, ,oOJ.
MosKr-1s&te of discount in oprn market for three
mon'ha' bills. lst,1,.. being x boov the Bsuk Of
England rats.
coHHots-Nfonty, ~ 1-6; account, ei TN.
UNIrzn s1ArEa Dospa-1ss. 1o1A; t7s, 1osA:
114ot, TX.
AMERICAN nArLnoAo srcunrr,ea-fsw York Cen
traf. % Erie, l3,ii rrcforred. q.
REFINED rEFHoLEuMv0Ats3Hd.
TALLow--4Gt.
IAHlH, Aug. 10.-nxNrks-dff G0o.
ANrwRAr, Aug. 1O.-rSEnoIEuA-2ts 6d.
NEW YORK pRy.ooops MARKET.
Fkw YoAk, Aug. lf.-Dnsiness was rather slow With
commission hoses snd lu,t with importers and job-
beEs. Cotton goods worn quiet, but At GENERALLY un-
clanged prices. Cotton 1anucls md plaid choy!ots
were iii good dsnantl. Drcss Eools and woolou elaws
were moro sctee. Fett sklts wcto doing we'll, Wool
goods for aeuB wero qu!et, and wool naunc1s
wers doing fairly. DIankota snovs slowly.
BOSTON wooL MARKET.
DosTos. Aug. 1t,-Wooi-sialiusn ami comhtns
, 1875-08-12

The New ORLEANS fhnaY aYAs.s 4a5n&
We tessst 10 Ia1u that thu United gtsses 1leceyer Of
ths New OSlaan4 National Banking A,Ao, ia,in, liza
bean compelled, undsr Tho Instructions Of The Conp
trosr 1t tie Cusrsouy, enforce The personal 1ati
ty OF Lit AloAkhnldsr1 u th8 full extent or TIN rar
value Of their bhpres-thAt H. $50 rer share II tv
reputation paid up Agrteaily 10 notice, tho IL
ssiss. viii ~ eolarelIed to estnrence suit fur .hn
National Hsntiis lat was It cEu Tins H.
garded n mater oi minor Importance TO
shAteAnldsrt. who lAa vary lttls attentiosl
to hs arrE-.t.ua thas lhey might Ut ao1no future
rtfp4 10 tn asoaenciss aud that IN uf
tsolrahs1 they ruRht !hs only loss the whole smount
n!ogt tsQutel. 70 psJ tho inas9edncss Of tts ~.
entutlo but, u tho fuw tal'urta Of National n,nkA
this flb}ed Which hey Win lot rtadily forget
Iets9n which tueul, ccsoy st.enon by Directors
md lsfse seshetd&rs to the dela Of the buiinesx Ut
ths oonce7n thsa il genesl3 rendered ty either who
conndlogy rlAos ualtn!sed trus. In tie principal
otNtAfb,
Connecticut western news., 1875-06-11
Black Hills Miners.

Notwithstanding the protests of the United States government efforts are daily made sbyrminers to go to the Black Hills regions. .b1a Capt. Walker, 1st in fantry, captured g. party of forty-one miners con May 6, on the Niobrara river, and had sent them back to Fort ''f Randall, under an escort of ,one-half his force, commanded by lieutenant, thus -sreduefng it to thirty men. He then sfmoyed and overlook another company of miners. -a He ordered them to return, and they n marched back about, thirty miles, but they refused to retrace their steps any further, facetiously remarking l. that they would even take Captain Walker
 and his troops into the Black Hills if
 they chose to do so.f On receiving
 dispatch Colonel Mills mounted sixty
 men and dispatched them, with a Gatling
 gna for Captain Walker s camp. Colonel Mills ordered them to destroy rthe oyagons 20 and stores belonging to the
 miners, allowing them to retain only
 sufficient ratiensJ to enable them to re- turn to Sioux City, whence they had started. No Flesh, who is head chief in the absence of Spotted Tail, told iagelbna Mills at Camp Sheridan that z u.rniless he, sent troops to capture the
 miners he would bring all the warriors of his band gssizst .fthe} miners and drive them away.
Connecticut western news., 1875-06-11

kind. We would venture to state that enthusiastic clergymen will not be de- tered even by the example of Holyoke from exposing the congregations over which they happen to preside to the risk of fate similar to that which befel the French Catholics in the quiet New England town. Within few weeks of the slaughter of hundreds of people at Santiago, in Chili, the same kind of risk was being run here, and the lesson seemed to have been lost on the reli- giousscommunity. -trs s2s-g -
 eItissomewhat curious that the Catholic bishops do not frame some regulations that would diminish, if not put an end to, this danger, and not leave this sys- tenn of illuminating crowded church to the caprice or enthusiasm of pastors whose zeal is not always tempered by discretion. We select the Catholics in this matter because they are more given to these dangerous displays than other sects, and because the. chief disasters springing from this cause have fallen upon them. If, however, the ecclesiasti- cal authorities should refuse to deal promptly and effectively with this abuse the civil authorities should interpose. lG m1guU U0 VIGIL UO 1Ol O1S4 OI1O tion of any church unless on the adop- tion of such precautions as would secure the safety of the worshipers. There is no good reason why churches should not be placed in this regard on exactly the same footing as other public places where numbers of people are used to assemble. It is,s above all things, the duty of the civil authorities to protect the lives of the people, no matter from what sources danger may threaten. And as experiencete teaches us that church men neglect these precautions which more matter -of-fact people adopt for their own and others preservation, some cheek shoHdd be put on Sheir excess of faith. Seventy five charfed and Annangled corpses appeal against the continuance Of s system of 7za5sSes iatter which places the lives of the community in the hands of rash and careless persons who may happen to be connected with, a church.
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Statistics show that of the thousands

Statistics show that of the thousands who die annually, 8 large proportion are destroyed, not by old age, or by the nat ural exhaustion of vitality, but through intemperance, or disregard either on the part of the sufferer, or his parents, of the simplest laws of nature. Such being the case and figures cannot misrepre- sent facts-the conclusion is that were the causes of intemperance, its kindred vices, and g disregard of natural laws removed, the average length of the human lifetime would be extended pro- portionateIy. What agent most rapidly, harmlessly and certainly will eradicate these vices, or the tendency to them? is the question which has been as thor oughly and consistently agitated as has the search for the philosophers stone. The discovery has been made by Dr. Joseph Walker, whose widely known Vinegar Bitters are accomplishing won ders which the old fogy doctors never dreamed of. Try them and judge for yourself, as thousands are doing all over the country.
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To LEAD ALL COMPETITORS is the aim of the proprieters of the Wilson shuttle sewing machine It is founded on the very. best prin- ciples known to sewing machine science and improvements, in advance of all other sewing machines, are being adopted constantly. The Wilson is rapidly gaining the preference of all parties that are acquainted with sewing ma chimes, and it has already taken the front rank among the first-class. machines of the country ; and it's price, owipg to it's being manufactured than in eastern cities, is fifteen dollars less than all other first-class machines Machines will be delivered at any railroad station in thls county, free of transportation charges, if ordered through the company's branch house at S27 and 829 Broadway, New York. They send an elegant catalogue and -chromo circular free on application. This company want few more good agents. Com.
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ALWAYS KICKING. -The New Orleans Times intemperately observes that whis- ky is always kicking up rumpris some- where.. Sometimes it pestles in the hat of 2 aiaSnaaag a jolly briek, s9netimS mSs n and anon it wraps the pavement around the weary traveller, and induces him to believe the flags 9, patchwork quilt, 9 stone sill a soft bolster, the street lamp g. bedpost, and the gutters a. babbling, RTeok. It is worse than Banquo's ghost,
 yet unlike that classic spook, it will
 "down" at any mans bidding. g.,-..-,,,...
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pr. Wistar's aBalsam of Wild Cherry is "a combination and form indeed" for healing and curing disesses of the throat, lungs and chest. 1t cures a cough by loosening and cleansing the lungs, and allaying irritation: thus removing the cause, instead of drying up the cough and leaving the diseases behind. Fifty cents and one dollar a bottle, large bot ties much the cheaper. Com.
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Paul Boyntona amused the court circle at Osborne good deal by his frank, homely fashion of talk. When asked question by the Princess Beatrice, he answered innocently:. '' Yes, miss, and the queen is said to have laughed out right when at the close of her interview with him he said he hoped her majesty would overlook any defection of eti- quette on his part on the plea: " You see, madam, it is not to be expected I'm posted up in this business.
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Lovers of house plants will be sorry to learn that the oleander is a dangerous plant. But so it is. Children have been poisoned by eating the flower petals; cattle have been killed by browsing on the foliage; a single drop, it is said, of the milky, acrid juice that exudes when a twig or leaf is broken off is sufficient to produce the death of an infant. The odor exhaled from the blossom is also deleterious to the health.
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"BUY ME, AND PILL DO YOU coon. .''- It is justly conceded by eading family physicians that nR. LANGLEY2S ROOT AND HER E summer medicne .ng They roughly pnfS ana cleanse the blooa of all and csunteract dys- vertigo foul Stomach loss of sleep and appetite scrou
 ous sores carbuncles skin diseases pimpes and nerv
 debility They are in the truest and deepest ineornparaby popular family medicine than other yet discovered Sold by all druggists GEO
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the scourge of the human family, may in it's early stages be promptly arrested and perma- nently cured.
 RAvENswooD, W. Va. Dr. R. V. Pierce Buffalo, N. Y.:
 iSir-For the past year I have been using your Golden Medical Discovery. I owe my life to it. having been afflicted for years. Did not use it. but a. short time before | was bene- fted; at that timeSI was very bad, not able to sit up much, was suffering greatly with my throat, was getting blind, had a. dry cough, and much pain in my lungs. Ihave used twelve bottles of the discovery and am almost well. A son of MT. J. H. Meseck, of Chatham Four Corners, N. Y., has been cured of consumption by Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery so says MT. O.. B. vCanfeld, editor of the Chatham s. R. Eglar, druggist, Of of West Union, O., writes to state that Dr. Pierce's Golden Medi- cal Discovery has effected 8 wonderful cure of consumption in his, ,neighborhood. .-Cone.