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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-17

At. oxonor's ". YOUNG AafxarcA.

on saturday, the isth inst. the Young America
Cricket Clue, Of Philadelphia, play with the st.
Georges on the nround Of the latter az HoboEen,
n. ]. wiokets Will De pitched at eleven A. N,
many OF the best players In THIS country viii take
part.
The St. Georges eleven will be "a follows =
Bancs, Bowman, Eastman. Harcomoe, Maran,
Aoetan. sleigh. scatter. lee. Tingty anu 1ilos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-17
THE RACE.

the JUDGES steamer, W. Fletcher, arrived or the
CLUB house at Stapleton, staten Island, ABOUT half
past nine aao a. hat time the prospects OF q race
we're very poor, as The sun had not cut through
sue ioa and there was hardy breath Of WIND.
ghe Regatta Committee, hessrs, Krebs and Cooke,
then gave tneir attention 70 the yschts tnat were
going 70 race without vino and paida visit 10 the
eIeam yachts Ideal ana Lurline MesBrs. Have
meyer and Pbnnlx, tue owners OF the above
aamed, were gwen iun instructions az TO START.
nR, Tue committee having thought IL advisable
10 change tue printed orders. Bv ten O'Clock A.
u light freeze came in from the southeasr,
Itretcning through the Mario VS.. ana bringing some
hopes o. a race - tue thousands tn . nad come
~ to sse the regatta. Some lIstis time vas tnsn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-17

taken up In getting the alaKsboat anchored IN po.
siiion ana giving the captain instructions about
taking tne time OF tine steam yachts The Bay
now began to look quite gay, with some hity
yachts under sail and about twenty steamers
cruising around. the following yachts were en-.
tered In the regatta:-
rx.a.c - - ccvxooNrus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-17
YACHTING NOTE.

The yacht Psyche (no club, Mr.. Nickerson, from
Newport, and the yacht Coming, OF Boston. from
New York, passed Whitestone yesterday, the
former bound for New YORK, the latter cruising
eaaLWard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-17

Both men appeared IN hne condition. Reid IL
20 years OLD, stands feet IL inches, and weighed
$50 pounds. Mullen - rs years or age, feet 81
lao pounds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-17

BASE BAIL NOTES.

The Flyaways, OF this city, and fhs unslssas. Of
BROOKLYN, PLAY to.dav on the Capit)nne GrOunGs
ior the amateur caanpionsGlp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-17

there was Q fair selling breeze, ana the ladies
could NOT have had pleasanter weather. The Iol.
lowing 10 summary OF the time OF arrival, actual
time and corrected tire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-17
TROTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK.

FLEETWOOD PARK-JUNE MISUNDERSTOOD
Daytime 1e.-Purse $500, ior horses that have
never beaten 2:45; $3.50 TO the first. $3.50 to the
second, 500 10 the third; mile heats, best three
five in har
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-17
FIRST CLASS scHooNERs.

The Regatta Committee, Messrs. William Krebs,
W. B. Bend and K K. Cooke, issued tue follow ing
SAILING DIRECTIONS
for the first and second class schooners and the
6rst and second class sloops:-
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SO .e 0ibe( 9rt / i.


Su 8aniaS 9Th traitn Gin 9crr mo
cine Iamc. Die iriber iebr acnau bee
frcunNet waren, in bcmielben &irden'
itubl ,uianimen. Gr u0bn Die @ibti uno
tod nit cincr Naoe! turd frlsenben
Beers:
vllrN nun butte id Gid, nidt ais
,usnu ih Cir Gin ncueS Gtbct 9dbe,
ionbern wcld)cs nj, botten BON N%nfang,
nn6 mir Giner Den Nnbrrn licben."
Madlhem fe es a%elcicn, tad lie Die
gfabcI in iolaenten 8crs:
sd bate Gud prelc Oirac ~ itrci-
ben, bod Mil id nidt NIT Yopter unb
Sintc ihrcibeu, innbern i'd babe brr, ~
Gud III fpmmtn uub nit Sud bon Nns
aeiidt ~ NnNeii@t III rcncn, bamit Cure
Sreube poItomnlcn lei"
Sic Veioen 6no iebt Elm Yaar une bcs
2obcS Ger Slbel poU.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-12-29

-.OasS a b + 1876 lit Gin S6alt.
iabr uno Elm iolhcS brin9t befanntlld in
brn Ser. Staoteu benz ldonertn &c
/ nledtc ein YriuiIeaium su. bcs Dem
Sunaaeieacutbum ihon oft sefdbrlid,
seluorncn It uno in gew0bnliden Snbren
II ocn Wdunern suitsbt: Nas &edt
ndmIid, ybie SraQe ,u iteIlen"
SieS YriUile0ium wirb b~cionoers untcr
Der snaliid amerifauiidsn Sep6Iferuna
nes CANNES bdufs i'm Spob oreri i'm Grnit
aud nit s'n.m 4nf laa BON beioen mand
NAL, ~anSJeiibt uno Dies Sciipiel finoet
bic uuo oa aud BEL Ssutih 9lmsrifanern
Madnbmung. Souiel CUR Marhun9 fur
barmloie Sunascicllen, banit iie nidt
uuber ne ms SfeB iraeno zines
idlauen uno luitiaen Frduleins aeratben,
bas iie nadher gum a%aaemeinen ODER
priuaten 9auoium ,oppeln laiIsn Wiirbe'
Die armen Sunsaeieaen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-12-29

VrUhp Cine i9nrne unu sriineliete
Sl"tHt. Seilunl fir Bride SterStru,a.
IN 5unl mn at ~sarartir, rie SubIcn T,tb"sr,
GIFs Teite %loeilarl perr frinc ;3ab'u,a. Sttre;tt
rser lerftt yer bri Ir. Jueicn, 70S Gb.t,nut
Strl}c Ct. yru:S, Wn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-12-29

Ger sroBe hummer.
Nrit: Sic miNen iih barauf 9efabt
MAIDEN ibren Mann 81 uerlieren.
Dame: 80, bas ipGre ia idreflid-
Sdwar; tle'Oct NH gar nibt.
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I'D lfnI NU Central

705 Chestnut St. Louis Mo.
@irtt immcr nod iupsrIiIioe unt I,turlI, e.
b~anbianJ IN alien lchcimen ins nidlettiiNga
aranfbciten risir ;rritcrrneen arantbrihn psrl,r-
laht turt ju1enbIide 0srirrnn0eu o$er ipTttr,
Masldneiiang --'pis SprrmatbOrhCsa, Gaman-
ldipadr, Msrgbie Sdride, llnfru6ttarfsi, urs
ibre idirdIiden 6plssn, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rsr.
YrnihpSte, @naIt yer ssr 3usunft, @ei,barfsi.,
@as,tbrun8 llninualiGfsit fir sas irsiale rrer
gbrleten cher ben GrfrIg in Wri6ais. Gttnio
lanspirrae SSlle ron ssbri,nrn Nrartbeitcu, in
jebcr 5rrri, has Slut, unt tpidttige innerc Sr,art
prrsif rne, fSrnen mir fitsr ullt hauertait tciIsE.
lauienec prn paticnien bic bon ms aebrilt MIR
ten frnncn bios ~teseuAen. llniers erciBis. jGbriss
Irarif, unp bas Stutium tieirr 0ranftsi.sv
baten uns Grfabrnnacn uno @tldidlidfsit ~.
ii6crt. gSir itideu Anpeilunlen ius Ieei,intu
Ifritt srhrim an 'irarie cine Wtrele. Gcrrcipru.
ben, une COMPUTATION I ri.
YampIIet in ptriieaeIten Gcauert fir
,mri NpjtitpmhaI
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@uf6 anb e6teoel.
IDeutld. pennlYlsauii6.l

tDsnti&. yennfvlsaaii@.l
Ofbl gaidleit ben Ia, 9ufdt e,bcbm,
gle banfere nod ter StaS
Vor mel Ssbl, id Dab immer nod
Seb' Mofden 10 sebatt.
. mag adj fhee I'M Ghtebel iei,-
Seb mir baS crime Nano
DO 10 net allies SauS un Dad,
Met allies S@trub uub @ana.
Was bot mer in Der Sta6t Dor Nrebb?
- is MIR oiS 9drm un Saht,
VIC hot tep' Dub DC gauge Sag,
eh'Sdlobft bic aanSe Madt.
Die @uipe guide matt III btebd,
Sie Wtao lin ipeib unO oiinn /;
sic ben mobl idebne &letrcr ob',
= is amer mite rcdtes orin.
Die Stabtleit fin su simbcrIi6
Sit rrae idier rifs a
sic braudle net ibr wcisc 3dnh,
illus Sordt, 8 funlnt eppes orab
Mir Is su iutnig &ricneS 10,
Sch Vlume unb fcb Wcbm ;
Wann ih ne Sbtun0 I'M S9tebel bin
Damn nil ih wiooer benz
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DR.. W Hi I'TIEE.


on St. Charles Gtrabe ct. Npu;s
Gin SmiiIer Smsitr metijintidsr Juiiituie ,ae
tdt r!nt lararre g'tar;f in trr Vttaus,urs
lgrbiliit'sr ane drrniittr aranfbei,sn ais i,acup
fin anerrtr .Hrit in q. lVuis; twie III. ttn
rertlNeh Vlatttrn ~ frit9en unit pit lb tif
0ltel'sn SihmpbnNr ~crirnsrn.
NHe Ippbilltlldcn 8ranfhcitcu
ille Nrlaen ven m~erflrial Granfbeitsr ,rerten
lldtfr ans nit unrtbrrtem Grfclg tetantsIt. mad,
esn tsli'n im.bi5inil9en autoritateu. Critic
atefrfttcn. Sprrrnatcnbcca, Shpite rre ill.,
iabl9!ett IN Uolss jtScns!i6sr. Stltlteaedune.
Wuslbpritiii'9 III ipattrrn Sabren pter anssrs,
ltrlnten. ireldf narb:cbentc ltebel ;lr strI,s
taten: Na9rneins S6,site, fdpate5 G,bpsS.
l,lo9en. gelbpitteS Wstlttnie, 5aut.@ ittdIiat.
Wbaet9rlg seaen Jrnuen-MrirGlGaf., G,sssnfrn.
Werptrrnnh 0eiblnbtsitlpGa &c, ii, rir,
ntslii1iide Gbs CUR 8plgr tatcn cher ri,i,te
Gang rnmS9lit MAIDEN, tpertrn e~lllrrbdit aebeii,.
WdI1Pblrt l3j Ssii:rl duf rti9rS be,;eteut. Il,
serlieNeltfn Converts fir srri g'ct S!rmyt,.
Gcnin,tativn in mcirer Siiee cbcr bri,1ih
trei: 2Nc CD nhbr1usm ii 5tr Yebnntluno nada
her Statt ST tOmmcH, iperbn 0cti,intn rsr
Grsrrs5 recr prli ~rsriautt.. 9Sp 6eilHno mS,.
LID rtrs tislrltf Garankt; bel ,rstislboi,s,
6auea mire eirS Nei'ot. SGies Gtunern vsn
y lthr %rIii' to lbr Itcust. Senn!aas No,
II lis llbr.
Fa'rpglet an lr1rnb cine NSstlc fir ,pei
Geut8.
Mdnn0arfrit aa'' f lar Il s:'is''ss
&ri6lt0fcit. Stir S, 10 ci iss,s F' '''H
Sti9c III pcrlleAslttn llrnidlaa fir 20 cts.
Wantarteit Unit Weitlid.eit in Tent1t Il, sil,en,
6ett tuufrirt fir 5ets.
6eirat1S ESQ s'i''"
''S''''' ''''''''''''''- sTubr@,.
iIeaanttr Sid Ginbano. Naul,io Gents
letn 80 Secrifisfn irsu nab tcn Qettn it,,
%rolsenee @fgtnltinSe: User fcl teiratber, t,,r
nitt. fparum Z pls ridtiae Glitter ilsm Ssiraibsn.
Nrr iuer'i b%eirdibst, Wanntarfrit NsAIiatsi,.
gRsNldsr. 8erTaa. Tie Jrisen bes NSIit0tt
une fsr 4u5i6ptifrnarn. @sr ~beiratFsn IclI,r.
9Sts Vsben une @!if ~ rrtalttn, rfae rirle
1nesrs @faenliaaet. Nlle bic ~ tsiratbsu bsss.
I'D! arn, lcllt.n les BUD Icirn. /:
Nab cinrr leh'n5LingIi6ru Wrsrit ,tsSalr.c
ny aus mrraliiHcr llrbrr,suaurp, raS rs pcl
autn frtrhS'rIfn %Hyerlrnen selsict rcrnca Iruie
uhe cohh rer''plHNtr, &c lpgie uistt bsrUmlitacu
Neer r%trltrsn pernen, h es cineS irdnren ysisnS
DtrIp ~. w cll!pait has tsiie her mrti3iuitet
s'tfrNfIf "ue ~ fTr I'hcl, ter 81 lien ittnma;
zen Apileuprcis p,r,t.
pepuIdrr Nu5labe. ta;ieIte ME cSe,, .atsr rrr
Barrier trtcl 26O Srit II fir IS Gents p,r Nr..
etlliaIitr 0iibrrr in anlrrifd. Wau asy,iTitcu. n,
Ssilngilt9 hes tftr. Vrtya1st -
DIR. VIII Tier,
0I' 81, Charles street, st. Louis, No.
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New York Tribune.

THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Dnily, $40 a gear. Semi Weekly SO. Weekly So
Postage free to the subscriber. Specimen
Copies and Advertising Rates foe. Weekly,
nj clubs Of 30 or more, only 100, postage paid.
Address, TIE TnBUSFl u Y.
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s ntri il i Ii q.

uOtr Wsnlta. bel Dem i'd beut Nadt
Dab eimbrcdlcn molten, mub Elm redt
ihtcht,t Serl iein. Sic gang Nadt bal
r nitlt 9ciNlofen. Mdbrldeinlid bat
linn iciu boies GtwiNen nidt in Nube
aelaEcn. unO 10 bnb ,A benz clenoen
Wenihen oar nid)ts itrb'en founsn /"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-12-29

&64n &Hh per day. Agents wanted. All
W w WV classes of working peonle of
both sexes, young and old, make more money
at work for us, in their own localities. during
their spare moments, or all the time, than at
any thing else. We offer employment that
will handsomely pay for every hours work.
Full particulars, terms, &c., sent free. Send
us your address at once. DON'T DELAY. Now
is the time. Don't look for work or business
elsewere, until you have learned what we offb
G.. STINsoN & Co Portland, Maine.
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6 d | c d I ).

@at;t: Sd Tag gu, 9ea' nit Dem
Sdneiccr 3wirniel ner net inn, - Scr is
a 2ump
Snbm: @et mrsIid
%0ttr: 8 bitt' 9i', i weib' a'wib,-
er is aus mein' Ott uuo BORT jan SAeut'
al mir mug
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S0ul :9)fbbel!

Ser llutcrici6ncte bat cine Yartis
Sduim0bsl, beitelsn6 Gus RuIte unb
Sigen, bic lid nod in sutem 3uitanS be.
llloeh unO legt I'M G@ulbanIe al 9eu
manu- iebeni 81 pcttaufcu.
6, Z. eitasn. X
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EGTUR

A LECTURE
TO YOUNG MEN.
EPlSAN Just Published, in SealedEnrelopes.
~W Price 6 Cents.
S&aAW A Lecture on the Ncture, treat
ment, and Radical cure of Seminal Weakness,
or Spsrmatorrhoes, iuducrd by Self-Abuse,
Involuntary Ennis ions, Impotency, Nervous
Debility. and Impedimentsi to Marriage gen.
crIlly; Consumption. Epilepsy and Fits; Men.
al and Physical Tncapacity, &c. By ROBERT
]. cuLUERwELL, NJ. D., author of the Green
Book" &c.
The aco~r1drenoaoned author, in this admirable
Lecture, clearly PROBES sromthis Oaon experience
that the a9lul cons quences Of Sell: Abuse may
be efectuaNy remoced soahout medicine, and
with0ut dangerous surgical operation, 6ougies,
Instruments, rsngs or cordials;; pointing out a
mode Of cure at once certain and efectuai, 6y
chick eoery sufferer, no. matter sohdt this con-
dition may be, ma cure himself cheaply, pl-
oately and radically.
This Lecture 0W p,ove a boon to thousands
aud thousands.
Seut, Under seal, in a plai aeenlope, to any
address, on receipt Of sic cents, or tpo postage
stamps.
Address The Publishers,
CHAS. J. G KLINE & CO.,
1877 Bope,y, ". Y, Post Office Boz 1856.
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8egru n6etc 9iebc.

DAB i'd cine 8cQnerin liebe,
81, wds tubelt Sbr Dies 10?
@ibt iie mir bcnn nidt Al trinfcu--
llno ma6t nitt o0s Srinfsn irob {?
Slc uns Wcin unb 6robiinn eiebt,
At wobl wcrth, bnb ihI, Tie llebt
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slpci &oittempG.
&u0 Ser Watur.

entbaltene las Seitsn une cine slnsabl idjrusr
g%tbileunsen. SHE gerica teirer s.@si6Irb.c,
une bauptiibli6 iolbs bic su bsiratbgn bsatTt.i.
gen ipltcr rislss @uh batsn. Tie Stunt Iaras
aa lsben unt ee araft hes MauncS ,t6 III erbal,sr,
tcpit bic Grbaltuna' tcr @eitlihtrit. gDie r,,rl
ihrne line GrIsnpe Sinner hdttn fam.
IcrsiIiGsr &atb uno .sirls trrGtr.e St.p.s
fir bic WerfrmnniIe in her eritsr. geripse bse
sbrlihsn Vsters.., @irb i%cratIliis SsrNsaslt an
il9enb cine Ncreir fir Is Gt' rerlanet NereITre
DIR Jacques, Central Medical Institute, 7O5
Chestnut Str. st. Louis Mo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-25

Now is the time to save seed corn, Nc
farmer should neglect thiS a single day.
The ripest aud best ears should be select
ed. It should DO hung up in a room heat
ell by stove, where It will thoroughly
dry in short time. It should never be
hung over bins.ot grain, which has been
known to entirely destroy its terminating
qualities.
Many farmers wait till they husk corn,
when they save out the best ears, This
will do in season when 1t ripens early
and is sound. But that will not do this
year, as corn is too green
Let every farmer save double the guam
tity Of seed no wants for his own use, so
that he can supply his improyident
neighbOrs,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-25

New York.

NEW York, October 2S.-Cotton-Dull
at IA 3.iGaiI 9.iGc. Fourth fair dc.
mand at lower rates superfnc western
and State So VOa5 Is; common to good
60 4Oa5 IS; white wheat extra 81 30a6 80;
extra Ohio 50 sdas 90; 81. Louis IS 9Uag o..
Rye Flour-Quiet at 81 25a5 TO- Corn Meal
Dull Mt So SOa4 So. WheNt-Ilcavy;
No. / spring 81 S4ai 35jS; rejected do 81 o.
al O6; No. 2 Chicago store, new and old,
81 22al 2j; No. 3, 81 OSal ~; No. 3 Nil.
yankee 81 2ia1 25; No, Milwaukee md
old 81 2jal 81. Rye-Heavy at sic. Barley
and MaltIunShanged. GOFHIln moder.
mixed Toledo diiic; do Chicago 80. Hay
Firm at zoe. lIops-Firm; ycArlingS
saiCc. COfFce-Quiet ut IS ISa2l%c. Sugar
Firm; iair to good refining 7Nasc; prime
She. MolaSseS and Rice-Unchangcd.
WhiSky-Firm At 81 II.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, October 23,-FlOur = Dull,
Wheat-ActiVe; cash high No. 2; Chicago
spring 81 II spot 81 lOk seller October;
$l07E seller November; 81 ok seller
December: No. Z, O6l4c; rejected s41Sc,
Corn-Duil; No, 3 mixed 6lAa52c spot;
SIX seller October 5OHC bid seller No.
yembcr; rejected 5OlSc. Oats-Steady; No.
9, 33+a3StGc spot; 3l24aS9 seller NOvenl.
Der. Barley-Firm and unchanged. Rye
Steady at zoe cash; 72c seller November.
Pork-Quiet and steady At $99 spot; $:l 60
seller October; SIS s5alS s7h seller De-
cembgr. Lard-Firm and in fair demand
at $l3 90 spot $l3 10 seller October
Sl9 OOH seller year. Bulk Aeats-Steady
ut shal2al9l[al2kc, Whisky-Sl IS.
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GheqntelIigenret,
,Io.c Of the }. y. and Z. &. b Cor
rcsPOndeHce.


lam yery sorry to notice that z, &. b.
,rIigrd to abandon the subject under
i,@,..lpn, ior ii phoneIIcs is Of such par
w.. Unit Importance our gentle readers
.g'rll hear the pressure little longer
n .ESyer Il he stops ] will have to stop
w,iter ia not responsible for all conolu'
" dawn from his assertions, and do
,,Iiaw nv friend to infer from my ar
..i ,"f the 9TH that admit OF any facility
in NJ. proposed plan,
" w. II. IlI,iHrd that it offered ease, Igaye,
,eperal expression, my estimate OF
,n INF never Intended it to apply in
, ,t',' yay nv opponent wishes to uscit.
u" 'r,r quotation from =. Jones, "Rs ety.
u,.,,.I oJiccliyn, nobody uhOse opinion il
., gqo,ing Jelicrs,' used by Y. G. B. in
r,., article leads me to infer that +.
I,os,i. A coIcomb. Tie has given US no
example. in proof OF tho validity OF the
the cndinys able and IDLE, when applied
IN an anricilci Latin word, determine
The Conj1galion from which tho word is
rltrived, ,.-.....,.,.,
,'IT whether the stem is Of Greek, Eng
,.b or French origin. The prellSes en-
md IN mark the derivation from Latin
ORION French,
Tbe ordinations ant and aHec belong to
I-,,,I from the French. or from
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-25

RAPID CURE FOR CArARRn.-Wo find
in the last annual Record Of Science
aud Industry" a remedy for catarrhal cold
which, from It's constituents, should prove
more or less efilcacious. It Is given on
the authority Of Hamilton, who says it
will remove the severest affection Of the
kind in about ten hours. The recipe Is
"a follows: 10 drops Of carbolic acid, 7.6
drops Of iodine, and the same Of chloro.
form. A few drops Of this mixture are
to be heated over n spirit lamp, in a test
tube, the mouth Of which Is to DO applied
to tho nostrils as soon az that liquid
yaporizes, The operation Is to be repea-
ted after an interval Of two minutes,
when the patient will deliver a number
Of vigorous snceGes, and then his trouble.
some symptoms will quickly disappear.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-25

The CaNalIa Farmer givGs the following
methods Of burying potatoes
Potatoes should be laid in compact
heaps, and covered carefully with straw.
Over the straw put about eight inches Of
earth, and over tho earth a good thick
layer Of straw. Over all, put six or eight
inches Of earth. Frost will 60 through
almost my thickness Of earth alone, but
it will suffice to keep it In place. By
using straw and earth combined, time Is
saved in uncovering when the roots are
wanted to be. got at. II the snow Is blown
from tho heaps during the winter, and
the cold is very intense, it will be well
to cover them with a coat Of coarse
manure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-25
PhilRdelDhlR.

PHILADELPHIA, October o. Seeds
Clover dull at 9 IGl0c. PetrOleum-Reined
lSHc; crude l0Hc, Fourth better re-
quest; Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota
81 25a7 25; high grades 81 7jaS 70, Wheat
Steady; amber 81 lOal 20. Rye-75aS5c.
Corn-Dull; yellow zoo; mixed 6S Iza69 &c,
OAts-Slow; mixed SSaAlc; white 43a4Sc,
Pork-Dull at sea 75a23 OO. LaEd-Dull ut
l4al4Ifc. Butter-Firm; New York and
Bradford county extras at SIC; frsA S0a
S9c; western extraa 2sa3Oc; frsts 95a27C,
Cheeae = Firm; fine western ut l21SalSc,
EggR-Steady; western fresh 21a2Sc. Wits
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-25
"a Distinguished American

Paris Letter from Dom Patti
We met a friend from Troutyille, the
fashionable summer resort here, who
gave US not a bad item. The landlord OF
the hotel said to our friend;
81 have distinguished American lady
in my house."
"Ah, indeed" exclaimed our friend;
'and what is her name?"
"Madame Mansfield" was the enthusi-
astic reply; "and she is very distinguished.
She receives Earls, Dukes and Princes"
Our friend put on his thinking cap,
He turned over all the Mansfelds he had
ever heard OF, At last no cried:
"JosiO Mansfield"
"Ah! you know herT
"By reputation only"
"She is very extravagant-ah! very eI'
travagant. She changes her dress four
and five times in twenty.iour hours, dimes
in her room a Ia earie, and has broiled
chicken every day."
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Tnisho.

ToLEpo, october %. - Flour - Dull.
Whcat-Dull; No. | white Michigan 81 20i
extra do 81 50; amber spot and seller OctO'
Der 81 %; seller November 81 %. Corn
Dull and prices have declined; high mi1Od
spot At Csc; seller November size; new
do 4Sc year; low mixed 57)Ic asked and
SIC bid; no grade &c. OatS-Dull; No. 2
lpotand seller October S6I{O seller NOvtrn.
Dor $40,
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CINCINNATI, October 3.-Cotton-D Dull
at 1876. FIour-Quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-Dull at 81 IS. Corn-Dull; 69a65c.
Oats-Dull ut SOa4Sc. Rye-Firn at 7SC.
Barley-Dull and nominal. Pork-Dull at
$9l Is, Iard-Steady; steam 1870; kettle
lSkal4o: BaGOn-Firm ut 9ka9 KalSAa
l4al4Ac. Bulk MsatS-Dull at SsSal21Sa
l3I9c. Whisky-Firm at $llS,
HOGs-Firm; common light 50 50a6 IS;
good light and packers 50 S0a7 OO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-25
How Actresses Get Their Most
Gorgeous Dresses.

New iGk COt Baltimore Americana
The most beautiful and expensive
dresses seen upon the stage this season
nave been worn by Rose Eytinge In Led
A,'IFay and are provided, not BY the ar.
use, but by the managers Of the Union
square Theatre. The more elaborate
ones consist Of silvet.gray silk and royal
purple hat to match-Lho costume trim.
ueu with gold and mother.oi.pearl ofna.
tlen!' the hat with gray feathers and a
brilliant clasp gold and mother .bi.pearl.
a alhner dress Of lemon-Colored silk,
Witn blue velvet train, trimmed with
Tal'e lace and scarlet getaninms; a ball
ute" Of black tulle, with black cuitaSse
trimmed with flame color and white lace,
aau ornamOnted with crimson and pale
.Sa roses; a garland Of these surrounds
t tI ISlft. The penitential costume Il Of
S' !S velvet, square cut, and trimmed
NIth Jet, These dresses are made Of The
''cnesl materially that 6ohld mot have
.o'I les than from $500 to $1,000. For
~ afIl'te to supply them herself, unless
sue iecelved Titiehs's OF Wilson's salary,
would be impossible. Wailack's was the
gt'I lheater in New York city 10 intro.
HuSe the custom Of supplying actresses,
Sau even actors, Of position, with stage
nafdfobes. The management there have
,.ngNEo discontinued i; but other thea.
VIZ, notably the Union Square, have
III
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Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, October 2S. - Wheat =
Steady; new Mol red nominal; No. 2 do
81 20; rejected SOC; old nominal, Corn
Firm; high mixed at &c; low mixed at
new No. State held at 42c; No. 2, 4OC; re.
jeCtcl 3Sc. Petroleum-FirmeT Standard
white'lOIScj Ohio State test 1902 l1I9c
for car lots; 1Aa2Hc higher for small lots.