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The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-03-25
Dull GREAT MEN.

Descartes, the famous mathematician
and philosopher; La Fontaine, celebrated
for his witty fables; and Button, the ma
turalist, were all singularly deficient in
the powers of conversation. Marmontel,
the ovelist, was so dull in society that
view, I" 1 must go and read his tales, in
recompense to myself for the weariness
of hearing him." As to Corneille, the
greatest dramatist of France, he was
completely lost in society--so absent and
embarrassed that he wrote of himself a
witty couplet, importing that he was
never Ineligible but through the mouth
of another. Wit, on paper, seems to be
something widely different from that
play of words in conversation which,
while it sparkles, dies; for Charles H.,
the wittiest of monarchs, was so charmed
with the humor of " Hudibras," that he
caused himself t. be introduced in the
character of a private gentleman to But
Ter, its author The witty king found
the author il very dull companion, and
was of opinion, with many others, that
50 dull fellow could never have writ
ten so clever book. Addison, whose
classic elegance has long been considered
the model of style, was shy and absent
in society, preserving, even before Il
single stranger, formal and dignified
silence In conversation Dante was
taciturn and satirical. Gray and Alfieri
seldom talked or smiled. Rousseau was
remarkably trite in conversation--not a
word of fancy or eloquence warmed him.
Milton was unsocial, and even irritable,
when much pressed by the talk OF others.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-03-25

We are sure our readers will thank us for
calling their attenIIOII ,ciy 1Ia,IJieor..e
advertisement of the Excelsior Manufacture
ing Co., of St. Louis, as it would be useless
for us to try to say anything in favor OF their
great Charter Oak Cooking Stove. The very
word suggests the thought of a well-eooked
meal, followed by easy digestion, vigorous
health, and desire to have and to do plenty of
real acOrk, to say nothing of the comfort of a
happy contented household. THE CHARTER
OAK STOVES sold by all live stove dealers.
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COTTON MARKETS.

IOCIsvILLE-Market higher at III.
MoBILE.-Market firm. Mddling III &c.
MEMPHIS.-Market firm and unchanged at IN C.
LIvEEeoOL.-Market steady. MiddlinS upland,
9-16d.
ST. LorIs-Market steady. Middling upland, 12]4c;
low middlng, H.. good ordinary, $50.
NEW IoRK-Market frmer and generally held
higher. Middlins, y lI-l6c.
NEW ORLEASS.-tiood ordinary to strict good
ordinary 10I.c.: low middling 10 strict low mid
ding, IKE; middlng TO strict middling, 1314c.;
middling TO middling fair, 1412c.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-03-25
M4RrELOUs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The st. Louis Globe-Democrat says:
The phenomena attending the storm
which passed through St. Charles last
Sunday leave no doubt as to its true
character. 1t was one of those terrific
meteors with a complex motion, progress
sive as well as rotary, having the fury of
a great tornado condensed into a track
of few hundred feet broad. The mete-
or, revolving on it's own axis, made the
wind appear to come from different di-
rections, and SO strewed the '.de6risi ndiffer-
emily in every quarter. This popularity
of these aerial commissions has been no.
ticed in many storms of this description,
and forms characteristic by which they
may be easily identified. The appear
ance of the cloud, the rapidity of its pas
sage, and the column of water which it
is said to have raised from the Mississippi
river while crossing, all serve as addi-
tional distinguishing traits by which the
character of the phenomena is recognized.
On the ocean it would have been a wa
terspout; on land its tremendous power
was apparently stimulated by resistance,
and it played with the works of man as
with the leaves of the forest a great
many fantastic tricks have been per-
formed by meteors of this kind but the
St. Charles phenomenon falls behind
none of them. The single feat of pluck
ing away the walls of the Jail and leav-
ing the cage and the cells st anding intact
will compare favorably in marvellous
ness with any incident ever narrated of
the freaks of the whirlwind. Trees have
been stripped of their leaves and bark,
houses have been Quilted and left stand
ing, and thirty-ton engines have been
blown from the tracks where they stood,
but nothing stranger than this St.
Charles Jail feat has ever been recorded
of meteor. 1t is too early yet to de-
eide whether the same storm leaped into
Indiana and passed through Potaka and
Princeton, but it is by no means i'm
probable that such is the fact a me-
teor of this kind often appears to re-
bound from the earth and pass through
the air for miles before again touching
the ground. 1t NAV be that our Mis-
souri, storm took mighty bound of this
kind and came to earth again in Indiana,
but the evidence to prove this is still
lacking. All things show it to have
been of tremendous power and capable
of doing almost incalculable mischief. A
tornado of this size and violence, passing
up Fourth street for mile, would de-
stroy S20,O0O,000 worth of property in
ten minutes, and prove more disastrous
tied the city.
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thousand cubic feet of the proposed gas
it takes only one hundred and rhirtv-five
pounds of furnace coal, and the necessa-
ry amount of sewage, which we may hope
is very considerable. The cost of making
thousand feet of this gas is expected
nowhere to exceed a shilling, and in
most places to be us low as sixpence,
sterling.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-03-25

CHAPPED hands, face, pimples, ring
worm, saltrheum, and other cutaneous affec-
tons cured and rough skin made soft and
smooth, by using Juniper Tar Soap. Be care
full to get only that made by Caswell, Hazard
& Co, New York, as there are many imita-
tions made with common tar, all of which
are worthless.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-03-25

The Rothschilds could give eighty
five dollars 10 every man, woman and
child in the country. There, now,
don't get excited; it isn't certain they
will do it.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-03-25

SEWAGE AND GAS. An English
inventor suggests that we dispose of the
sewage of our cities by making gas of it.
1t is said that whereas it takes to pro-
duce nine thousand cubic feet of coal
gas, a ton of the best English coal and Il
large quantity of furnace coal TO main
tain the requisite heat, to make nine
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-03-25

Women are turning their attention
to the insurance agency business. AT
ter this there is nothing left for their en-
ergy to cut its teeth on but peddling
Iirhtninp rods
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-03-25

enc STOCK.
MRS BELKNdI.S LOST SPLENDORs.
The Washington correspondent of the
Boston Herald says: This season Mrs.
cedent, and declined returning visits I'M
less those made by the wives and
daughters of officers of the army and
navy, the diplomatic corps, and few
others. She gave no evening entertain
ment but her dinners, and she has had
three:o four each week since New Years,
which were of the most refined and ele-
CANT description. There were usually
covers for fourteen, and the menu en-
braced every delicacy in and out of sea-
son, served on a table glittering with
costly silver and fine glass, and illumi-
mated by profuslen of rare flowers.
These dinners have been the talk of the
town, and it has been considered as
great an honor to receive ~.rd for one
of Mrs. Belknap's dinners as ~ dinner
served at the white house. The >'Iettes
pensive materials. At the last Gen An,
where she received the guests for the
Bachelors club" who gave it, the dress
worn bv her was said to hare cost six hum
dred dollars, and came from Pingat i'll
Paris. and this was one Of the most mOdes<
of her costumes. Her laces and je"elry
were the envy of the ladies of tie diplo-
matte ~,rps, and that speak volumes for
thef worth and magni6cence.
J Her last appearance in public was on
Monday last, when she attended three
entertainments, the first an elegant din
ner party given by Madame Bergmont,
at her superb house on HI street. Here
she seemed not to be very bright, and
remarked to lady near her: 81 am not
well; am so nervous, and l ought not
to be here" What wonder that she
was nervous, with the sword ready to
fall and destroy her and her husband.
Later she went to the last reception
given by Mr.. Riggs, the prominent
banker, and his daughters; and still
later to leap-year party given by Ad-
miral and Mrs Porter. Her costumes of
shimmering silk was half hidden under
the drapery of foamy, costly lace, worth,
they say, princes ransom. Her orna-
ments, as 1 heard next day, were cost
ly parture of diamonds, which glittered
and flashed forth thousand colers,
worn for the first time. She was sur
rounded all the evening by friends, and
was acknowledged the most elegantly
dressed lady of the evening.
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NEW ORLEANS,

Sugar-Common to good common, 5Gt71ac.: fair to
fully fair G5s9714c.; prime TO choice, 14c Molasess
-Fernenting common, 30@35c-. prime, SSd41c.;
strictly prime 46c-; choice, 52c Flour-Superfine,
500; double extra. $3.50; triple extra, s5269625
choice and family, S6;5o91:75. Corn-Mixed, 54c.
bats 2s949c nay sI;oo. Bran soc. FORK, ~; %.
Bacon Shoulders, 1Gtsc.; clear rib, 1876; clear
sides, 145Ec. Lard-Tierce refined he; keg IA &c
bucket, 1412c. Rice-Common to choice Louisiana,
434@654e. Coffee Ordinary TO prime, 1691sl4c.
L. IL
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-03-25

thoughtful that it is no trick at all to
gather ysur stamps. Buy printing
Office and learn for yourself how truthful
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-03-25
ST. LOUIS,

Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat-No. 2 red
winter, 1.42 asked. Corn--No. 2 mixed, 40c cash
43sc. for April delivery; 4314c. for May delivery
Oats, 34c. cash. Barley dull and unchanged. Rye,
64c. Pork, S22 75- Bulk meats-Shoulders, SIZE:
clear rib, 12@12s4c clear sides PIG. Bacon quiet
and unchanged. Lard nominally unchanged Cattle
Good to choice native shipping steers. $3.50.
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a Clear Head:

Elastic limbs; good digestion; sound sleep; buoy
ant spirits; fine appetite; and ripe old age are
some of the results of the Of Dr. TUFTS Pills.
They require change of diet nor interfere with
REGULAR business.
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DRINKING W-ITER.

DIR. Hall is opposed to the immoderate
drinking of water. He says: The longer
one puts off drinking water in the morn
ing, especially in the summer, the less
he will require during the day; if much
is drank during the forenoon, the thirst
often increases and a very unpleasant
fullness is observed, in addition to a
metallic taste in the mouth. The less
a man drinks the better for him, beyond
moderate amount. The more water a
man drinks the more strength he has to
expend in getting rid of it, for all the
fluid taken into the system must be car
ried out; and there is but little nourish-
ment in water, tea, coffee, beer and the
like; more strength is expended in car
rying them out of the system than they
impart to it. The more man drinks
the more he must perspire, either by the
lungs or through the skin; the more he
perspires the more carbon is taken from
the system; but this carbon is necessary
for nutrition-hence, the less a man is
Drinking water largely diminishes the
strength in two ways, and yet many are
under the impression that the more wa
ter swallowed the more thoroughly is the
system washed out" Thus the less we
drink at meals, the better for us. If the
amount were limited to single cup of
hot tea or hot milk and water at each
meal, an immeasurable good would Ie-
suit to all. Many persons have fallen
into the practice of drinking several
glasses of cold water, or several cups of
hot tea or coffee, at meals, out of mere
habit; all such will be greatly benefited
by breaking it up at once. 1t may be
very we'll to drink little at each meal
and perhaps it will be found that in all
cases it is much better to take single
cup of hot tea at each meal than glass
of cold water, however pure.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-03-25

Lamartine says: War, very far
from being the progress of humanity, is
only murder in mass which rctards it
aflicts it, decimates it, dishonors it,"
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-03-25

ADJUSTMENTS OF THE BRoK s.-Thc
old WORKOUT card, This man was
talked to DEATH" showing Il coffin, 50
long used as a guard against bores in
New York, was followed by series of
devices to effect the same purpose, warn
ing individuals to "Give us IA rest ;" etc
The fastest, however, is a droll card
which some wag has printed and distrib-
uted among members of the stock ex-
change. 1t is "scale of prices" and
reads follows:
five questions answered for................ 30
Ten questions answered for...............S1 90
Full statement and any number of ques-
tons desired answered for............ , 90
Imagine the feelings of man asking a
proper question of Wall street broker
to observe him turn down the lapel of
his vest and display a card with the
above card printed in large type. The
thing is ridiculous, Of course, but proba-
bly, there is more fun among stock
brokers on the board every day than is
to he found in any similar body in the
world, and one-haIf of the popular jokes
of the day are invented there. The
slang terms used to designate stocks
would fill n column. They called Gin.
cinnati, Columbus and Indiana Central
&C., {. and /. c. Coffee, Cakes and
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-03-25
CINCINNATI.

Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat steady and
unchanged. Corn. 47t. Oats, 35(d iOc. Pork I'M
changed Lsrd-Steam, ID 1-16c.; Kettle. lac. Bulk
meats Shoulders, s54c.;, clear rib. 1214c. Bacon
steady and in moderate demand. Shoulders, g;4c.;
clear rib, 131sc.; clear Sides 1870. Whisky, S.Oi.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-03-25

Ice cream - Pacific Mail, Post Merid-
ian;" Western Union, Double L :" and
so on through the list. The Great
Western shares are called Great
Windy" Jay Gould is called by a
hundred titles" Thimblerigger," " The
Cat in the Meal" "Jay-Bird," "The
Bobbin Boy" 90 Black Friday" and
Omitted Presbyterian there
by he represents the U. ?. or Union Pa
cific stock.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-03-25

A LAWYER NoNPLUssED BY Hrs
WIFE.-The Petersburg (Virginia) In
dex relates the following incident: "a
very distinguished lawyer of Richmond,
who has passed the meridian of life and
has wen "A high renown' as an orator
and Il jurist, WAS addressing court re-
Gently, and was in the midst of a brilliant
argument when he saw his wife--the
idol of his heart-enter the room. He
nj once became confused and concluded
with some abruptness. 1t was the first
time his wife had ever heard him speak.
Fearful that he would not make de-
cidedly favorable impression upon her,
he who had triumphantly faced judges,
juries, legislative assemblies, mass meet
ings, political conventions and the best
of the Hterati, succumbed, and before
one who, in her love for him, would
have seen only the gems of his speech,
and whose criticism wosld have beer
fullest praise"
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Always Keep il on Hand.

Ihaye used DR. Simmons Liver Regulator myself
and in INV family for years, and pronounce il one Of
tie most satisfactory medicines that can lie used
Nothing would induce to be without il, and RE-
commend all my friends if they want to secure
health To always keep il on hdnd.-R. l.. Mott, CO.
lumbus, Ga, Congressman.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-03-25

The Duchess of Edinburgh is going
to Russia to get away from the duke,
and the duke is going to the Mcditera-
mean to get away from the duchess. For
several weeks past they have performed
their additions in separate wash-basins,
and eaten their meals at separate tables.
The queen mother looks on in quiet des-
pair, merely remarking: "My dear
children, you began wrong. You were
too afectionate-you shouldn't have
used 50 much Eindling wood at the
start
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-03-25

Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat, s1-15@1 80.
Corn, Acc. Oats, Ale Rye. 75c Pork, s23 Bulk
meats-Shoulders, &C.; clear rib, 121ac. Bacon
shoulders, 1Oc.; clear rib, la1c Lard-1ierce, 14c;
key I515c. Whisky, S1.04
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-03-25

p Did child that
@ !: &c:
ADXwere protected by
SILVER TIPS.
SN1A2X~0T They never through at the
toe TRY them
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GENERAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.
MEMPHIS.
LOUISVILLE.

Flour steady and unchanged. Corn firm and u
changed. Lard, 14A@141ac. Bulk meats-shouldei
933sc.; clear rib, 91ac.; clear sides, 121sc.
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1T HAS No equal.

1t is an active CATHARTIC. TONIC and ALTER
ATIVE unpleasant TO the taste, and leaves no
LASSIT DE or Il EFF ECTS after II has operated.
Its in gradients arc ALL VEGETABLE. II Is ad-
ministered without difficulty. 1t repul
siveness and in event injuring the most delicate
constitution.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-03-25

nDJJTEEaud MOI phiHr habit absolutely and
HUI Hi speedily cured. Painless: pHncity.
III Ill III! send stamp for particulars. np- tAnL-
VI ~ IilTo>, M Washington st. Chicago, Ill.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-05-04

Tns. AasnIc,N PEOPLE NO people
In the world suffer as much >vph Dyapep,
sia as Americans and slibotgh years Of
experience In medicine have failed TO 40.
complisb a certain and sure remedy until
GREENS Auousr FLowEa WAS introduced
for this disease and its effects yet 30 well
has this remedy succeeded in every case
TO effect cure. that there Is not = Drug.
gist in the United States bat recommends
10 ArGusr FLowgW. in all cases Of Dys
Iep@lt anh Liver Compliant. Costivencss.
sour Si"mach. Sick Headache, and all dc.
r'ngehents Of the Stomach aud Liyor
go TO your Druggist and get ramplr
Bottle for 10 cents an; try II. Two doses
viii relieve any taso. Regular size -
cents. July -. 1851,
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Near the depot.
Ipr. y, 4w.

lIlsroHl'NL.--ln accordance with n
joint resolution OF Congress, G4vrrurr
Iiartrantt hats i--~pi prpcamttipn
recommending to- the people of the
town, ufPcuneylvauin ON thcnppronch.
my centennial anniversary Of our nJ-
tiuual Independence, that they cln-c To
have delivered ON such day, an hi, oil.
cal sketch of said county or town from
its formation. and that Il copy Of said
sketch may hc flied, IN print or manu-
script in the clerks Office of said
county, and an AL li,iprI copy In
print or manuscript, Toe flied ia the Of
flee ot tho llbnritu ot cpu'rc,>, to the
intent tint a complete record may thu,
hc obtained at IHc progress Of our iu-
situtions during the lilat centennial OF
their existence.
Thi, is Il hudlblc aud patriotic sug.
ge-liun, aud We are glad that the Coos
rif,or urge, the Importance of the ub'
icct to he attained IN an uili 'ial way
steps should he taken at Jnce 10 second
the movement.
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SHERIFFS SALES.

Di Virtue Of sunlry wrIts 1i Ncuiltionl
DGNrouas. Firri Fhci1s, issued nw pt
the Court ui Common Pleas Ut ~Yl,r Go.
ia unl 10 nae ,l'rrc'ul viii bo exposed Go
Public Sale ~ the Cuurilpusc in MdIlv-
lurL, Oh
&NTuRUNY. MAY l3 1875.
N - o'GlncS u m the luiIr"lug Real E.
tale ;o Wit "a certain rr,'t OF Lrul -.u
ate Ia Erualun typ, Snyder county. Pa.
bounded South hy hrl VI ilrNtrl Wl,rr.
East hy Lard ot Isaac rlcu, South Nr-I
hy lana ot jonathan Ia iy, continuing iG
acre, murc or less, whrrcpn are errv,rl .
two Story Frame House, iittH tnl uIh'r
out .huillnngS SnZtd taken a. ,X'cuIIon
nul to be sold -, the property Of samuel
Pick.
,. \ Tract Of L,nI situate in Frtuk'in
twp SNYDER Co Pa. bounded north hN
hni Jf T. NJ. lhl ser. Et-r md south by
'uuI oi Element Mu,,er bnl west by land
| 4 John Mitchell. c1urlulnS 81 acres.
more or less, ~hcrron nrc erected One
aud II al story House. Rams Barn. aud
other out buildings SrlLI taken IN eX
rcutior and 10 be sold NJ the property OF
| Lewis Yeisly.
3 \ certain Trac. Of Lanl situate in
ocuire twp. Suyier Co.,, Pa. Bouulri
north by land oi Frederick BowcrsoA
south 10y baud uf Israel Shlmorry, East
hy lnmd Of susannnh Lauyrr West Gy hnJ
OF Henry lltckenbGrs containing Fluy
acres more on less. wurrcOn nre elcoia'
= Two Story Wcalherb mr'i"l House, New
Bank hnrn aud other nnl -hHlldiags
Seized, taken IN Execution nnl To b'
sold MS lhe property OF Jacob lineEenhurS
u, ElSENdAkr, Sheul.
SheriiT's Office, M'ldeOurg.
April, 20, 1875.
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TO CONSUMprIVEs

Tie advertiscr, having jesn permanently cur.
cd W That dread disease, Consumption 10y a sIn.
pl' remedy, ~ auXo ti make krrwn 10 LIs fri.
NV sufferers the means uf cure. t. all Wht 4 e..
Tee %, he viii send copy nf tho urrAsrtpti,u
u"ed iir'e OF chArl"l, win the directions tu
pH"rs ing aui u.tnp the ~ no witch they Wi
q 'd q : trt & SO trr Clus1mr'i1u. a .iiut. Br ,
.UI't n. ftritos oswi-hirt thn pr. ~.,rtuttuu .,t .
p,c SO "a iirr~s X VI A. WILSON
i9l Penn ST., williamsburrh, NaW lork
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a Ga Esse.

To all who are fullrriug from the
yrrot- aud indiscrclion. of youth. ncrvon
weakness early decay. loss of nauuoud
So. Hill scnl u rccripc that will cur,
YOU. FREE OF CHARGE This ricrt
remedy was discovered by mi. i.sionary
IN South America. Send self addressed
envelope to the R,v. Josrru T lNu,>
station u b,hlo House, New York Cuy
Apr 10th Gm
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-05-04
Notice,

A LII persous Interested ara here
Aby aoiihei that Henry Houser OF West
beaver towuship. Snyder county, ,smllo an
gnipent o, all MS oscts, 70 Al tHd perslnil,
Ia the Undersigned br tue hsnent OF his orod,
itors, All persous htyiaI CT tins are requested
u present them ~ g. euniorsignod, and Iersons
ALEX. 4. ROMlG,
pssN, AsSase