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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-02-25
EnlrH ILAls DEALER.

cfcsee. Iowa.
The American aelflhrcaling sewing
machine still continues ~ Le tho sl.a,
family fAvoriis. Tho points M,isi
recommend this machine. strongly |,
every purchaser il tho simplicity u il,
nechAniam by reason u which II /.
readily learned aud ksr. IN order.
Tho unusual lightnuss aud ease IT OIL.
GRAFTON, 4 point u excellence fully ap.
prsciatcd by every ono who makes
constant uAs d sewing machine; and
IL durability tsstsd By ton years *,
pcricncc ID ! natural rcsult Of the sim.
plisity of 10 parts aud tho lightncss d
Ia notiun. The shuttloia self-thr. ia.
ins. saving lims and vsAa,ion "a the
operator. The noodle il sell setting;
aud there are no holes to thread liz tie
whole machiue, IN item Vi great i'm.
portancs 10 oil especially 10 those wlusy
syssight il impaired Tho tension,
ars he most perfec. of any lock ditcl
machine and do not require rsadjns..
ing svcrytims = hobbin il replaced,
Those who contemplate purchasing Il
sewing machine will consult their avn
interest Ii examining this ingenious
aud unparalleled invention. tbs re-
suit 81 CONSTANT and unrcmitting c1cr.
else Of superior genius Nj. &, /.
Bcnss agent fur Howard county. Iowa.
will b. pleased 10 show any one dcsir-
oua u investigating 10 merits. u should
yoa live over tho lins In Minnoshiek
county. Mr.. q. ". Stephenson viii
o6ciAts In the same capacity. Chicago
clnes. Cd Wabash AverGe I'll
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-02-25

Persons wishing - purchase sewing
machines. needles. ~ any u tho mum
craus attachments that appei tam Ia
them, should remember TINT the ones
who can give tho hrs, bargains arr
these who Own the machines thc, sell.
The percentages manufacturers give
,hcir agents il II. thAn they give t.
those who purchase largely froln them
Tho reason il ohsnus; losses on tho
sales IL an asen, fhll upon thu mann
facturer, Oh sales iat cash snuh tisks
are moi - he provided for. The IN.
chimes solL by " y. Shnnnds are
hpurhi fr ,ash. anil include all ilrst
class machines ever ,ell III tits market.
tush purchasers will have the hensIit
ii his terms lla invites those Mlu
would compare different kinds u mn :
.l,incs md their wurk IL ,isi, his ma.
chine depot iirs, dpor nerth II Teasl. !
pump SHOP
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-02-25

a cps il tAe Lhs,a laislna,ional
Acalems .uufna, has been received
1, as, anl - f'r exponent VI \ mi
versits ifan iar ka,pr.an Stad, and
Travel nv sls srats testvl, ~ lave
given IL our ratelul examination ansl
approval. ~ a very moderate cost II
affords summer tour * Object Stady
through Ge,Wans. Switzerland, Not,h
rrn Italy. France, England and Scei
land aud make. possible continued
residence abroad for study. in an Am.
erican home, under American care.
The endorsements VI ths Academy are
uncsnisoea The literary eonten.s 81
tho Journal are also II higher order.
Parents, TvacLets. ard inung ladies,
interested IN t,rign travel and culture
eau obtain the J".rnal hy sending u
the Ibsll International Academy, II
Cooper l'Iion New York City,.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-02-25
The Pr~Al1ent yetoss ! ti00d Ac.

The Presidents has vetoed the act
o. Congress transferring certain Indian
trust funds from tho coutrol Of the 10.
psrtuaant of the Interior 10 the Trsaa-
ury Of the United States. The bill
fvr this sct was introduced. ~ believe
~ Senator Allison. aud hs did IL kno~-
ing how these trusl funds were abused
IN To Departments 81 the lnterior.
The President evidently favors she
continuance ~ these abuses. aud that
these tends ahsll b used for sinister
purposes. hence his veto u the act. -
Telegraph.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-02-25

or course President Grant il cntitl.
"a u great credit lit 10 any credit }
for shs remarkable series Of criminal
prosecutions going on al over tho
country. Tho president appointed Ma.
guirs and Mcdonald against tho pro.
test Of Carl Schurs. fincklenbcrg
yea.msn. Campbell. Van Horn and
others u Missouri. Therefore u hc
furnished tho criminals. without whom
there could have been no trials. hc Il
entitled 10 tho credit, II Il Ii y credit :
able thing be has done.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-02-25

80 ! - - aeA* sAkks ~
s#s&s#@ A. 49, a#At aeAN
49, IL NAasw* II - - &
A@aA. aHs NJ tHA ~ - ~
y.asse - - 80 ESQ i - 49,
80 @ss NJ $3.50 N#8A @ sa@A#a n
III II w. - hs#Nsa tNA*s III Hssse
go AZ II - 80 Ae s#4AAss
aass #*HSs 4s*NM*assN 49, vsNAA ~ $3.50
eYss 49, $50 Hsss II Atss sr'
MwHts# fse3fAss
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-02-25

Women.
Il, r.. Y Pierce, NJ ID. III tho worlds
nisrenNrs, l,niTslo, y. I. Author Of
N liz People common Sense Medical
Adviser. e,c .te
knowing il,a, YIN ars subject To great
amount 4.lsefn, 'st sivs.eats ~ Your
pm, l.aA ! hfrnng l.,l,l.ses o. liuluns II.
unl the latstf II Ia nsgl s.tl iis i,sare ynu
have II snullsr MI ll. n,pse ll'ltsiili VI
rat, ,anf 4 i. h,sfth,ss. |. tW II phy IAN,
s,.p Ni.l isll, conceded Il, sct1es II a.,r
f,s lt.tsre II .y & sai. TIM Am eslsi-
s'rpils mre LIT vii, a. a Who lass been
Treated forth athl IT. Tar n.anli 4 with
mi hluu lpa II. il Ii liz las. nnlll thu,
i 4. las nns Il ittis ,i,ea n s,d ah.l
hsss Inc alr II, Ill ntttl never ~
tall tintlieF i !, II Mssth,ns. ~ n inr.
intrd hs am fatsllsf ln.lsae 4 ~, lla'l
rather 10 AMI l,nss i.lsii fullrs INA uttlrd
Than taliyr ali sui, ~ They have Tiny
Ny iips era Nnati, nai as afli,rin.. aili ai'
oils mn Il sa,sc ~ treatment III aHe
thing snsf, dlsen,aa.ns VT certainly rat.
MI rns.,.lpe, and Ner there NJ inaiu sslr
cessfnl taptis ii treating such difficulties
ian tl,ut ,lls pfinri les II which tsarl,
ilf r,slnin. md depicting III thu yiiAl FIRE.
~ III tn system, With ths Indications Tile
t-irAtfes,meni ,ilsel i tln iesetse III The
pnr adopted FIR l'lln tlpf case would hc
a.rlorahlr indeed hut. lal, sufferers.
/ there IN u hotter mi Ear more successful
plan III treatment fur solI ono more In hnr.
nony with lllr laws and requirements III
saur syslcll. a harsh. irritating unnMic
I treatment HAd strong medicines viii never
cure ynu lfyon wa,iid mr. ra,lnnnl me m,
such ~ rn,nn,an srllsr should dictate 10 cv-
cry intellignn, l,,ls. tax. surh mc,liciacs ~
eiuh ,dy The very hest lnyigarating tones
mud nrryinrs. compounded with special 70
| ference ta seuf delicate system Such 4
hnpry combination yon will hna In my ~
write Prescription which has received the
highest praise from thousands IL Your sax
| Th0.c langu,d. ttreHoar arnMlIahs en,,aina
| sua IA feGl scarcely able 10 lH OH your feet
or aMrnda flight ii stnlrs tlA. eontinMa
drain thst II sapping from your system all
your former elasticity. mud driving the
blou,n irum your checks: thai cont1aunl
strain upon your Vital iufces Tint render,
you irritable nnd frvifnl, may III b. nvcr,
ra,nc and snlAi,lcd by A preserving Msc III
TINT n,llvclui. rursly. Irregularities sn.l
nbs,rMlions To The proper working Of yotit
SYSTEM mr. relieved hy this mild 3nl safe
means, Wills wfiplicnl palms. the .sis.
eArc u which + ns,ile Indication ol Afiolis
disease that should mt DC neglected read
II, yield ioit. and iis ts ~ kept up foi
| y reasonable l.nssh of time, ile .peeial
cause of ,hrse palms permanently tsmoy.
ID Further liwht nj these subjects may lx
obtained from .'rhe Peoples s'oMin.n srns>
Medical Adviser. la Which havs devoted
large SPACE 10 the consideration ii ut
iorI.s VI diseases. peculiar ~ yuaf rs TIL
work Will w. sent tlDsi paid ~ my A,t,lrcsl
ON receipt Of ki.fO Ny fa,nri,e IRE
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-02-25

List nf Patents ISSUED tn Inventors
u, Iowa for tho week ending fsL. ~,
1870, aud each dated foh 1916,
Furnished thi. pnrcr Nv tnx 4 Cox,
Solicitors of Patents. Washington Dc
Ca, Coupling. ". liisnor, Marshall
town Manufacturing truam VI lartrl
j lass. Dubuque; Milk Pan ceycr
A, Morgan. Mason City; Rake. :
Morrison. Fairfield, Rotary Valve, J
Sweet. Ccdat Rapids.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-02-25
What Shall WI Dew With Our tals

Gals larn tew ds~ something l.arn
teW nit woustlls, larn tew make II,
roosts. lArn tew make fgg.rs on rer,
fumatsd paper. latn u play tho r,an-
nor. larn tcw iawk French. and then
when you fale 20 marry ri,ch. or when
your ritch man eales, ,ou will hc re,
Tared tsw Assoom tie d.w,ies &c lie.
cosnhus VI ths faek, thai ,tn no h.~
10 dew sumthing, Or you can teach.
.AuNr rsasf.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-02-25

RAscALty,-Ws have learned from
the bsa. authority possible ola petition
In circulation rurrorting to Be signed
only sy tax payers and property own
srs. praying Tor tho repeal Of the pro-
hibisory liquor law Wo presume sim
liar petitions are IL circulation In other
parts Of the state. Another fact VI
grave Importance 10 that the names
ii med to the onss circulated here, are
chiefly Of children scarcely in their
teens. The fsw men who have signed
thereby giving currency 10 tho falas.
hood that tho signers are Taxpayers
aud property holdsrs in the neighbor-
hood are morally ~ vile ~ the saloon
Keepers who have coneoc,cl the fraud
And W presume what il true u hi.
feature In Crssco II Also true All over
the state for this combination of eul.
pitts 10 co-extenaive with the state.
Another feature u their programme Ii
10 ssnd those petitions 70 some Ssna.
tor or Representative known =. home
% friend Of drunkard makers. who
very gravsly Iissr in his place IN the
Legislature, presents tho petition q,
coming from the tax payers aud prop
srty owners Of Howard county FOR IN.
stance, asking tho enae tmehs e = Il,
ssnss law. aud tho repeal u ! prohih'
TORY liquor Law. and moving 10 refer
cncs 10 The committee for tho suppress
ion Of intempsrance. Tho committee
Of course will not understand tho do,
csp.ion thus rrae.icod upon them, aud
will honestly regard !. :. tho csfress
lon q public opinion Throughout, .h'
ssato. Senators and Representative
whose co nssisucnts are II the coun.r,
districts would certainly know ~hcth'
81 those signing tho petition In .hsl'
d s.ric,s respectively, arc among !.
tar payers and property owners. III
committee II Il has any doubt upo'
those facts should mos. asaursdly -.
that they have IN opportunity 70 puno
,uro thia grca. rascality. Our Rep
reAentative, Mr.. Reed. must cortaial,
knows the tax payers and propcrt,
owners 10 Howard county. and HI
lons IDEA ofi.s paupers. and those pra
pairing thsmaslycs for convict lifs. BY
regular course ofsaloon training.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-02-25

Mr. Jenkins rays no workingmen d
Engssnl voulln'l drunk 70 Muoh II
they hsd bsttsr homss. and tho koch-
ester psmeerat thinks they would
hsss better homcs II they did not
drink % mach
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-02-25

III Circuit raars 9TH. state IF Iowa, In
enl Tor Howard ccsnss.
An, n.aiir sea .'easrh see ri'tfs
III ina
Il A. Rawsts, T. Ha~srs, gstaish rast, levi
inter Al n saann Ana n N Asn*ehtesh~n ltGi~s
To sHT trflsntsst ANest s,srtf
Nnn and zach ~ seu afe hs1shs ha, nsA tha,
n ~fv au~ ne ~ ths sflts ~ tile clerk III The
teat rnMt, ~ and ior the county Of tiesard v,
thu siats IL Iowa molten ri Aue. neadis and
i.s~pa ~fss sga - YOU which me,laa l. ~ scrss
io.faNthHf ~t
In Circuit Court Howard county, Iowa,
~ isaIl. :, u mr., Ne' on V s,.a'
j. IL. uex.,s e,e,l.n. r.lnuas .a,ts
rain,ifr u,nse The ~ear test aside the ri'ii'
sals m psaprtts IN sAItshsst I'm ~ the jWiEntsn
IL nsegrd hire n ii the lafMaf tsrm at this esnt
tal The r.asun thai the pterens sa,a u moi ",
property .irarfth~h ~ iht baat spr dssd and tlia
sAr III t.Nent ~as hnt 4 lien eh thu prareH.
sasl.
|, r kEKn, AT, Tor ri'i..
AMI hat uhlrss saa appear tlsfa,p aaa f.slt
sal ineitna htspte Moon ~ ihe Mssuna dss aI ~
March term issf ~ sahi eaufi Nl,rh t~rln 81 snut
N ~ hs.un AID tetsl, VI tLs .tild ~ ~ MAI
isshtirsu vii hs entered aRanst sou AID WI
order msie - thstria prayed
N + KEhi,, Any for VI M.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-02-25

Hss* #aA8#t ~ AHas* -
80 svsse IN W. ~ anss AgNt4lst
~ ssssssAts Il 80 aNssu4A III 80
u.A So isaes4 a ls.1ses ssalssA
~4sA n rsrfs9its. - III So a*Hsta AHa
ssssasAess ~ .AsssAt3Asss ii sAessNs
Nj a#AAAN9 - ssssA fss AAA ffE $50.
iss a .Ass.s ltlA ~ sssA ~ sas hsas
NwrAss ~ les let IA u SD 81
H. .sa IN snF.stsse sAs tais u aiss
liussa rtvl3lsfttHf 80 n*wlsef fsss@
sessar Esa ans eHessnfs ~ With = y
f*sanisftls tntttesseA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-02-25

The mnass tgsN# wv NE srssstN
eissss sts tfAing se msls pei Il bs.
lsrss That ssmss sfs tlsxhltrE VII ~
batter 1less atssm H. Hi ftsi tie
truth They ass s'tnri, tfsiur " -.
laas The People the hfsles II nrlatf
then II liz crushed saa subjected u
the rule Il ihs mtnss lerer Tines
are ne. getting bsstet hat AZ CIV
inn ~ofse a. the increase IN hasit4ss,
failures all ossf the country rtes.s 81
Dubuque Telegraph
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-02-25

Tho homo circle walking around
With tho bat, al Lisls
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-02-25

blaine . mt doing much sisce biz
grace" cEcs,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-02-25

AFs*4 Afia~snx r. SO Aeta. sna4. =
y ne tsfs~~ss u isTtA. 60 sases ~.
1sAa Il rassaAssee " sAss ssst ~sss
tree arA sy~s tAssA ssN4s+ ~hht sAss
s.sv il istN. ssa f,ss sua WI si~ess
IN. smuuns IN isfs' estrs isTnths
lveNl As~s Asss sNetvsssa massfissls
nras shs hr~sss hsss gis.N ssf,h !.
xAAs sstsst. he~es.s there II ~
asAilshas aatA a. ,Ae~s IN, within shs
sa1. resaaa The frassal ,ssr. have
hss~ ssduesa TIE surfssss IN shs ot4t
rae hssssrs mAs v tat - ~ sttearr
N sh@ asesss~ Il sle n,bss. ~ that
N ths ~hnl. sh~ figures f~f is1n Mss
~ regarded - shea, fsltis ssr.
tsseniing Tie preset, relative eend,sioa
II The total sAxAsicn Il The suaa,s,.
/ The Aalle,ia then proceed. u ron.
slider What sss.n handtva ard ,hlfs,
millinna II sasss implies. lin David
A N~lles. IL biz report ~ lsnn, ~
special commissioner Il revenue. sasss
The commissioner has been lea ii
the conclusion that the annual increase
" active capital in the ntea st#ie>.
arising from the excess II production
over expenditure. cannot II the pres
ent time be considered ~ In excess II
sigh, per cent Of the gross annual
! product. Or e5to. ooo. 900 PER annam,
, Coacsding that there mus, necessar.
I nv hs q ssttain degrees ~ varueness In
I'll estimates OF this kind. Mr. Nelles's
Ggurrs have no, been successfully i'm.
puened. aud. In the opinion II the
Bulletin. may rcrhaps hs safely taken
- The nearest approximation 10 the
truth that . calculation VI such nlsgni.
,ude and complsAi,y admits ~ Put.
then. these facts side BY stlc;
: Net earnings d Uaitsd
States IN 1850. Sb&6. 900. 600
Taxation " United
| States IN 1870. !. 30. 0o0, O00
i The taxes exceed the net annual
savings BY over elsO. 00U. GOO. |,
costa 10 govern NJ 4ls0, 600, 900 :
year more than tho net result IL oil
} the capital snd labor Of tho nation.
This u 1 startling exhibit. II demon.
slratss that the Amsrissn people are
bsggaring themselves IN ordcr 10 gov
EN- themselves; that they arc permit.
ting the taxeaters 10 consume more
than the entire annual savings on
which they ara dependent for tbs In
crease 81 the national wealth.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-02-25

NJ ssAf.a I..f 80 fasssl
N 8lsess A ~ mAAaFA suteAg TAeHSsfs
hsss Fal'eA issa#isa. sss4m.ssa II
Asas ! lYis1a A.I'Atk
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-02-25

- 49, - So A#EAssAA
sssm4s 80 s*aMas# As#ia ~ 60 ! 49,
FssHs sAA sA&a Aee*#ss NFaA 80 49,
s4ss III sasessas 81 AAA 49, 49,
sAas# I'M go FA8sNA# Sees - aNs#
sasss 80 - - Messy 81 tsss#ees
AWAsa ~e*s4 ss4# = N A@m@AsA
- 81 a. s*s~#sss
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-07-01
DR.. Sxvayne's Compound Syrup
of Wild Cherry

strikes at the OF disease by purifying the blood
restoring the liver and kidneys to healthy action invg
Grating the nervous system.
The emily standard remedy for h.mOrrhagc. brunch ial
and all pulmonary complaints. CousumptivcS, those
predisp"sed to weak lungs, should not fail 10 this
great vegetable remedy.
Its marvellous power, not only over consumption, but
every chronic disease where gradual alternative
action is needed. Under its the cough i: uoscnr
the night sweats diminished the pain subsidies. tn"
pulse returns to its natural standard. the stomach l.
improved in its power to digest and simate the food.
and every has purer and better quality of blood
supplied To it, out of which recrcative and plastic
material j. made
READING. PA. Dee. u. ISL
Dr. Swaync, Dear Sir.-In answer to your request II.
regards wife being cured by N"ur COMPOUND
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY" / am happy say il il
correct She had bad cough night swcat> her lungs
much affected. much that my family phys-
clan considered her incurahie. She used your
Syrup which made permanent cure. | have since
recommended it many and il always effects
My wife still enjoys excellent health. and it has been
twenty years since she cured These facts ;;
you publish them to the world. purchased your
medicine of Dr. $ s Stevens, Druggist, ~ Penn Street
Reading who sulstanatc every word of this great
Yours truly.
VI. Deli ART. No % East Penn street
Who doubt the durability of consumption after
reading such testimony. We submit this evidence
of the prrmanance and thurou@neSs of the curative
properties of DR.. Swaynr's Medicines.
Prepared only by
DIR. SWAYNE & SON
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-07-01
NEOUS.
THE LUNGS!
CONS i MPTt0Nt

This distressing and dangerous complaint. aud its
prcmontory symptoms neglected. cough, night sweat>
hoarseneSs wasting flesh frycrpcrmanrnfly cured 10y
CHERRY
BROSCHTIs-A premonitor of Pulmonary Consump
ton is characterized 10y catlrr Inflammation of the
mucu> membrane of the air passages with cough and
eXpectoration, short breath huarsencss pains i'll the
chest. For all bronchial Affections throat loss Of
ynir
The Morning herald., 1876-11-01
CONTEMPT Of Court fin France.
1.-THE RND.1

A curious case of contempt of court was
disposed Of In the appeal court at Douai
recently. A workman named Bernard made
an application against sentence of six
months imprisonment passed on him for
throwing down some fences on his employ
er's property. His argument was that he
|shad pulled down number of pailings to
(revenge himself upon his master, who had
dismissed him from his employment with
out cause. "The only reason for this STEP
said Bernard, "was that was republican
and he was Bonapartist." Naturally the
prisoners defence was not held to be suf1-
cient to justify him in destroying property,
and the judges confirmed the decision Of the
police COURT 1t was at this point that Ber-
inard rose and shook his fist in the faces of
the judges, exclaiming: "This is the kind
OF thing that we must expect so long as we
are tried by a pack of scoundrels." The
public prosecutor instantly demanded the
application of the law of contempt of court,
and an addition of two years imprisonment
was made to the original sentence.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-01

adding beauty to the pale, full brow be.
meath it, guessed that sting was hidden in
every white heart Of the blossoms, or i'm
yagined the troubled memory lying in the
depths Of the brides calm shining eyes.
y. Cecile stood beside her sister that day
There is such glory in self-abnegation
that dare not say the bride was the hap,
pier Of the two. Cecile looked down the
fair path she pictured for her sister, and
saw the passionate-hearted rose OF life that
should have been her own yielding it,
sweets to her, saw her own sunshine gid
ing her sisters bright days, and her own
heart'music leading her along the way that
should have been smoothed for other tread
ing. l dare not say the bride was the
happier of the two. 'N. N.%,
THE END.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-01
A PLEA EOR THE LITTLE ONES.
BY MRS. NARY PRATT, n. D.

Let them play-those happy children
In the sunshine let them play;
Soon enough will l,fe's dark shadows
Lipger long upon their way!
Soon enough will frosts ofwinter
Nip the roses ofto-day-
Soon enough for happy moments
They will wait and watch and pray.
Plants are placed where upturned petals
May receive the day-god's kiss; A..
AND our bright, soul bearing blossoms
Need light in world like this!
IT, mid love and JOY and sunshine,
They life's course begin to run,
Thev may have less cause for sorrow
,lTow'rd the setting of its sun.
Clothe them warmly-not in garments
Leaving tender limbs to freeze;
Nor. because of fashions nc andate,
crush their forms her whims to please
Mature is finished sculptor;
Give them up to her control,
So that each may have body
Fitted to enshrine soul!
The Morning herald., 1876-11-01
Philadelphia Trade Report.

AOEoOA oOuOOOA cAs
Cioverseed is in steady demand at lOlall:
may be quoted at 81, ,90a2, and flaxseed at 40
Cotlon-The spinners are purchasing only
to limited extent at lie for MiNdling Up.
land; and ll1tc for New Orleans; lea KIT +.o,..,
tions are restricted to the present needs of
the trade. tales of 400 bags Rio at 26@lSesc;
So bags Of Santos at l7]sc., aud S5O bags ia a
- sugarMin Sl sympathy with the New York
at 9lS@951c for fair and good refining Cuba,
but in the absence Of offerings no sales are
reported. Refined sugars are active ana
firm at llssac for cut loaf, lIssc for crushed
and powdered, llAc for granulated ana
i, Molasses ia dull, but prices are uncnang-
ed. We quote 50 test Cuba at 32a33c; 6Oo
hogsheads sold at SOC. fata basis OF about
II The demand for -four is light, and prices
rule in favor of buyers. Sales OF l,5oo
barrer. Western superfine at IS rs: Pennsyl-
Family at IS IS; Indiana new, wheat at
6i'sas nsS's1 e Sii1 s1s 1t ssS'is s
"I Rye " Flour is held at 81 5ONa4 02H.
In Corn Meal no change: sou barrels Bran
dywine sold on secret terms.
Der are in demand In full figures, but other
kinds are dull. Sales of 900 bushels, includ-
ing Pennsylvania Red at 81 25i Western do,
poor and good. at u 1901 %; Southern
Amber at ST 800 | ": Pennsylvania 90. at
81 26 and Michigan White at 81 30; prices OF
Spring are nominal. Ohio at 81 10; Jersey,
Delaware and Amber prime at 81 3Oal 81:
Indiana, good and prime at 81 BAL 10; and
Michigan White at 81 3Oal B5. II"
Whisky is firm at 81 IA for Western
iron bound barrels, with sales Of 50 bar
rels. ....
Oats Of choice grades are scarce. and
wanted OF full figures. sales Of 8 600 bush.
els; Western white. good and choice. at
Y7a43c; Ohio light weight at 33a38c: Western
white, old choice at 4Sc, and do. stained at
49,