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The New York herald., 1876-03-03
MINING QUOTATIONS
The following were the opening quotations io- N

FOREIGN MARKET
The London advices report change in the Bank Of
England rate Of discount which is still per cent The
bank gained f216,O00 sterling during the week and
f4S 600 to-day The proportion of reserve to liabi-
ties is now IL, per cent against 43X per cent
week Consols lower for money and firm for the
account United states bonds steady, with the
exception OF 1s67's which declined at the close TO
1923 1917. Erie fell OF to l6 l6I5 for the
and TO 81 II for the preferred The increase
of specie in the Bank of France for the week
20 26e, 0OOE In Frankfort hvcs 1927.
In Paris rentes 66f 62kc Exchange London,
short sight, 25f 1sc. Tho following the p NJ.
quotations --Consols for money, 81 94H; do. for
account 94,s e4 1865, old bonds, los; 1867 bonds,
1o7k 1915 tenforty bonds lo5 new hves, 1865
1O6x; Erie, l6 16js; Eric preferred 81 ABLY. New
York Central, 1O4.
Washington despatch to-day says Mr.. Hatch Of
the banking firm of Fisk Hatch, appeared to-day be-
fore the Committee OF Ways and Means and gave his
views the subject of the Al per cent funding bill
the Senate He the position-apd fortified IL by
a reference TO the present quotation OF government
bonds-that the government credit now is a firm
basis per cent and II would be impolitic and
businesslike for the government TO undersel its own
credit by Offering bonds at 4k per cent He showed
that durability was one of the essential elements In
funding government securities and that therefore.
ftyyear per cent bond would sell well in the
ket as a thrty-year "A per cent bond In response
to questions by Mr.. Kelley, OF Pennsylvania the
policy OF issuing interconvertible a65 bonds Mr..
Hatch disapproved of that scheme that might
expose the government to ruin to consequent in
solvency
FREIGHT RATES
Another meeting of the representatives OF the diff
ferent trunk railroads held to-day hear tho re-
uort C. committee appointed yesterday to devise
plan the equalization OF the rates of freight and
settlement OF the existing differences between the
roads The meeting was private one, and the nature
OF the deliberations is not yet known
The Rock Islas.' earnings, unonically reported for
February show increse about sS5 oo0 ,rd those
ofthe Northwest $l75 600
The earnings Of the ST. Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern Railway Company for tho third week Of
February were:-
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ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The changes in closing prices, compared with those
OF yesterday iollows:-
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.

ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The changes in closing prices, compared with those
OF yesterday, are iollows:-
DECLINE Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph 4: C. C.
and l. c. u Delaware and Lackawanna, "a; Erie *
Quicksilver, Il consos IN London, n
ADyANcR.-llinOis Central. -; Lake Shore / +:
Michigan Central, Northwestern common, q; do
preferred, q New Jersey Central "a; OHIO and Mis-
u; DO preferred, Z wabash y; Union iacinc @ rAu ~
srArloSARY.-Xtantic and Pacific preferred C.. c.
G. and l., Missouri Pacific, Pacific Mail, Harlem and
New York Central
THE MARKET
Gold opened at 1l4s and advanced 10 ll4s at which
II closed. The rates paid for carrying were 81! 8
and AZ per cent The of the strength and ac-
vty in this department is ascrped to the advance in
foreign exchange, the complication in Treasury state
ments concerning the amount of coin on hand the
possibility that silver VIII be issued as n substi-
iuto for fractional currency, the investigations now
being made in Washington by various committees
chief among which those OF the Committee on Ex-
penditure-and the increased shipments Of gold
OPERATIONS THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK
Gold oaapSes 81 igt soa
Gross clearances .................... 80, O44 600
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT
Currency exchanges $S6. 2S25l7
currency balances g,sI2564
Gold balances f33 Oe5
The following are the actual specie shipments per
steamers sailing hence to-day
Steamer Scrya, gold CON. $40O 90
Steamer servIa, silver bars. 100
Steamer Vera Cruz, Tor Havana, American
gold coin. .......................... 2'OOOo
Total $4,000
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money freely offered at per cent, and toward
the close was supplied at per cent Governments
continue TO be the collateral In the discount
market the number Of best names Is limited, and
prime paper passes at "a aud per cent Domestic
exchange on New York to-day Is iolows;-savan-
nah, = premium; Charleston, unchanged, none offer
ing; New Orleans commercial, par; bank - Cincin-
naI steady par; ST. Louis Zoe discount; Chicago, Toe
discount
Foreign exchange Is very 1rm, owing to the small
amount OF bills Offering, and these being chiefly cot
ton account are closely scanned view OF the condi
ton OF the Liverpool market We quote Prime ask
ing rates, 4scf A9o1E; selling rates 4s511 4se
and 400; reichmarks, e51. o5ss and sG a 0oA; Ca
bles, eo1s a eos prime Paris, 5lss1 and 5ll14.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
These have been active aud higher aud closed firm
At the quotations which follow. Notwithstanding
the discussion OF the Of four or four and half
Der cent bond the Of country have their
attention sIl attracted by the superiority or the exist
ing issues over other investments, and much OF the
idle capital now the hands Of capitalists and institu-
tons Is Gndng It's way into this ned:--Unned States
currency sxes, l27 1874; do do, 1884, registered
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$50 To s Y. |
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT DULIl-FUTUREs FIRM
FLOUR sTEADY-wHEAT DULL AND A SHADE
EAsIER-CoRN QUIET-oArs QUIET-PoRK
FIRMER-LARD FIRMER--wHIsKRY QUIET
PETROLEUM DULL SPIRITS TURPESTISE
HIGHER-RosIN sTEADY-oILs QUIET
FREIGHTs DULL-coFFRE srKADY-suGAR
STEADY.
The merchandise markets generally qriet, but
without important change though there were few
exceptions the general rule. On 'change. -four
quiet steady there being disposition to force
sales Wheat was dull and a shade easier with free
sellers Corn was quiet. but without essential change
while oats were quiet but steady. Pork and lard, as
indeed ali other kinds OF provisions" wero nrmcr
though not especially active. whiskey wac quiet
the spot dull Futures hrm. Freghts
we're dull. Coffee steady. Naval stores-SpiritS
turpentine higher; rosn steady. Oils still
quiet Petroleum about steady Sugar also steady.
CoFFEE-The market for Brazs still dull but quite
steady Al New Orleans sale made yesterday Of 5000
bags Shawmut. l7s4c for fully fair. Mid coffee
quiet Messrs Wait Creighton Morrison report stock OF
mild in first hands iollows;Java, grass mats
l3O93 Singapore. do, 24s9; Ceyon 9O43 bags: Mara
caibo 1851 do Laguayra. $50 do Jamaica $50 do
Porto Rico or do Costa Rica 632 do Macassar 7oi6
do Mexican LIS do s9vanilla 2s5s do Total stock.
have Ee..rs Wright Co telegram dated Rio 2slei
1873 advising Sales since 25d ut $500 rags; ship
sISeS %s"S: Do Do ave- ,rs 5siy receipts. ss% a. price
sleCc Exehsase rye 99S.e 9e rooa aa car
isc. prime do isic 1915 Santos fair 70 good 5'4c
s4e dd son grass %ss lse asc sDgspore 90
Ceyon lsise is1se; MerAeaibo. ietse lS1,e Lagu
iir' ise Porto Rso i7s is costa Cos Rifs DIsI i9c
Ms Issa..aT ise sc aros,na R c s sara. ,G
Ice isc. Curacoa l5c al7c
without saoaSe ehnee Futures ~ers T% a. The eose SS'
The closing prices to-day compare with Wednesdays closing
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ln.la AND lao A NJ

l23b 5000 L s's. c, 'si.. 1lo
llsn 4VD US 5-2O,c. '6s.bc 1888,
llyss 900 I : 3's. 1U-iO,r.. IlSs.
l2les $50 do.......b &C lisss
FIRST B0AhL-lO;JO A. NJ.
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nUsINEss OPPORTUNITIES.


WILL ESTABLISHED AND PAYING sADDLRRY
n haadsare snd joeens busines. stock about sis.oeo
s ss1 's's " '- SSsevs S xs.sS .sssS1 st. iF
A CHOCOLATE NANtfACrrRER FROM PARIS
~ hssins brought ne~ processes wants special partner
Herald snse
A SUR FORTUNE FOg A BUSINESS MAN wIfH
"A capital partner be- the nanufaeiufe aud sale of
s-aAtle medicine. Addres' Is. G.. Herald cuies
GENTLEMAN WANTED. wIrm 300. FoR the
a ot .tarag aud attractive Theatrical sensation
fsased thofoarh insess'E~sion solicited Cal GRAY
As ENoELi.ESTs OPPORTUNITY FoR Statesmen
z.Isa 80 AZ
A NKN wifii 500 CAS- GET THE BIGGEsT OPEN
csas% ~ ai 80 30 =, ,sar.sf ffASgIS ~ 81 @ ss S"S""
pY iNkksrINa sia foR niE FIRsT GROSS OF TnE
ID csuisnnsi '-n opener wii ..sn man the exclusive
s . I, - a. s' = .as.. .ss s % ss k'. Is T; c
INNEsToHs n nfLlABiE PATLNTs ARR INVITED
4 ~ examine bu~ies Patent Marble Heat Denecor.
its Ns.sau Ns~ Aofk Tie fatest l. offered II a
gaiu TIE bsnssof = cheap, ornamental and wanted in
a~snlnss ana onre' ~hefs rcsisisrs are e.sd
DAKrNER NANfhD-WlTn s2s, To JoIN ADvER
tissf " tp.nrss payiuf essf 500 per amman. ~
THk kU1oaATic tiGNAL TELEaRsPiI COMPANY
5ss .,.ss d f's r9ose,n fsesrissess ss ln.SS
sne. ,esa tss'ssFra ALEXANDRA snAilR. rrssidsnt
ttrA>rfF. .-rAKIsKR WIN fs.u0l fOR morEL
w tasrsN iu lhliadslphia spienaid oppnrtnny. In
lo..,' s.sssss ss8F .. \. ~ sisais.
Ttraxft.p--. rarfrslI.r 10 ENrER TnE NorE
w hraleraEr baalneas ~ ftN f"fA STA . gentleman
uhe tas ttn engaged sriItel e - htiatef .. teAht
tfui ln f eAsnis anN et4 ua ands Ihs best rfia
ard hHs.ntss IaatlNlt AtNfftt in frundgnce a.
As~ hsll nsss.a Hfaash ssss. rhliadslplia
lNANIrD-lnE AoQt AiNrAAcE of a VITALITY
w aa4tfna1 a. afsiti u tnlrrIfsf ven nulle and
lugratlss Aiafess MILLION nsr.la Gaze
llANrAD-fArhNr Ol SOMA oENtTNE AND REAL
iaFl.tetasnt saftu seiag iniioaa,ea and sxhibiied
lu fhieasipeia He~ pl ttntiemaa sbr hAs aud
fIa iarltift - ioilIna cunranra. Ac Address
Dvs o. Pcs unee Philadelphia "a
cI-E CASH. BALANCE slol ~ sIx MONTHS
GltD - sM seeais tfsnrt teai ani Mod Oass. bc'
le4Ena A. 80 nfr sIffll asrf
4l So NaY tN0F ath tsn fr4ulred iced -.
drfss coat AID Noon. bgt 20 Herald enee'
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coPARTNERsEIIPs.

frHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A
eopaftuershfp tor the manufacture Of Ales and Por.
ief 10 be carried on ~ whitny,s brewery, Shook A
ENefard pfaetors Nos NIl 0Ta aud n75 Washington
-. and vii cautiuue the manuiacture Of hne Ales
March J. lr5d
SHOOK A EvERARD.
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STOCK lasccuained by actual
count. including sneCuia.
tiunl. February I 1870
Receipts since febfuafy 4
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-22
THE CAPITAL.
The Celebration Of San JacInlo Day.


Special to The Dallas Herald ID,
AUSTIN, April 2l,-san Jacinto da,
was celebrated in this city by an Inn.
posing display. The Veteran Associa.
ton, firemen, Travis Rifles and Cadet.
were on parade. '''
Attic capitol, Judge sheeks dellv.
cred an address of welcome to the va.
rious companies on parade.
On the Speakers stand were Cover.
nor Coke, Lieutenant Governor Hub
bard, Judges Russell, Moses, Austin,
Bryan and other distinguished gentle.
men.
Judge Bell, the gifted orator, deliy-
cred an eloquent address 10 the assem-.
bled thousands, which was received
with continued applause. 'A
After the addresses the Veteran As.
section and escorts marched down the
principal streets, to partake of sump.
tuous banquet, consisting Of all the
substantials and delicacies which our
country affords.
The display was magnificent, and
one which Austin may justly feel
proud of.
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"MOoNsHINERs.r
by the Light OF the silver Moon They
DistIl tho "CrOoked''-Bad citizens.

by the Light OF the silver Moon They
Distil tho "Cr0Ok ed''-Bad citizens.
LOUISVILLE, April 2l.-The United
States Marshals have been very active
of late in arresting persons suspected
of manufacturing crooked whisky.
Those taken into custody belong to the
class called "Moopshmers," termed
so because they distil the "crooked"
by the light Of Luna. In the
main they are a very poor and ig-
norant class, who make liquor mainly
for their own use. Eight of this class
have been brought to this city for trial.
All are desperate and will fight very
readily. Deputy United States Mar
shall Berry, ON attempting to arrest
some of the Sweeny family, was fired
on and badly wounded. Several days
ago Joel D. Claybourn, Special United
States Detective, arrested an Illicit dis.
tiller named Gent, in Allen county,
and while escortiDg him along the
road, with two aids, he was attacked
by party of twelve men, fired upon
and compelled to give up his prisoner
in order to make his own escape and
save his life and that of his aids. i
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STATE NEWS.
They have an Ice machine in oper-
alton at Wuco.

They have an Ice machine In oper-
alton at Wuco.. ~.
San Antonio had small fire on
the 10th instant. Loss about 5000. NJ
= The Sherman Register says q street
railway will soon be constructed at
that place. ''' e''Ft.l''N
The City, Council of, Jefferson has
donated eighteen acres of land TO the
East Line Railroad. ,fssefe no Ill
Z The measles has entirely disap-
peared from Terrell, and the town is
as healthy as usual. .l,.aa a.,
"A horn four feet long and twenty
three inches In circumference was
found near San Saba some time since.
The Lawrence Times says the doe
tors are all lying around loose, and
wondering If tile spring sickness will
never set In.
Terrell will soon have Cumbe
land Presbyterian church. This church
when erected will be the only one in
that town.
The Kaufman Star says the acre
age of wheat In that and adjoining
counties Is double what 1t was last
year, and clamors for grain elevator
to be erected at Terrell. ei
kaufman Star: Some of the best
farmers In the county say that the
crop is badly damaged by rust, while
others contend that there IL not q par
ticle OF rust In the wheat.
Houston Telegraph: The Grand
Jury has found indictments against
one hundred and eighty-five profess
sional men In the county. The list
embraces merchants, lawyers and
physicians. The indictments are for
doing business without first taking out
license. The consequence to each one
will be that he will have to pay his
occupation tax, pay fine and the costs
OF the court. Well, every man knows
his own business, or ought to. These
indictments are only for the State
license, those for the county are still 10
come and will be presented to-day. AK
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-22
SECRETARY BRISTOW.
The Cate Charge, Like Suits, False
and Unfonnded.
Nothing In Bristow's Connection with
the Case in the slightest De-
gree Improper Facts in
the Case.

LOUISVILLE, April 2l,--A Courier
journal reporter interviewed Hon.
Walter Evans, of this city, In refer
ence to the bark Mary Merritt, about
which Cate, OF Wisconsin, offered Il
resolution In Congress. Evans said
there was nothing In Secretary Bris-
fowls connection with the case In the
slightest degree improper, but, ON tho
contrary, his sensltlveness as TO pro.
prlety had resulted in great injury to
his lEvans') clients, Evans said the
facts in the case are these: The bark
Mary Merritt was owned by Murray,
OF Canada, who bought her from Trlce
Brothers, OF Hopklnsville, Kentucky,
on a warrant The bark was seized
and libelled for mere technical vio-
lation, and then forfeited. An appeal
from the decree was taken to the SUI
preme Court, aud Triae Bothers EN-.
ployed Finland aud Evans, lawyers, to
obtain n remission of the forfeiture.
They visited Washington and offered
Bristow employment In the case, he
then holding no public Office. Their
proposition to him was declined, but
Bristow introduced them TO Secretary
Richardson. Evans says this was done
without compensation or promise |
thereof, and purely for friendship. |
Their efforts before Richardson
did not succeed, owing to the represent
tations of Weiss, the informer. Sub
sequently, when Brstow became SEQ
rotary ofthe Treasury, the application
for remission was renewed, but he
positively refused to act In the case,
basing his refusal upon the ground
that he had already appeared in the
case, rs described. Weiss subsequent
ly, as Evans understood, made ailida-
Wit stating he had been misinformed,
and wrote TO Washington a prayer
that the application for remission
should be granted. Evans learned the
remission was approved by Mr.. Co
nant, Acting Secretary of the Treasu-
ry, after an examination of the case
by the Solicitor OF the Treasury. His
clients never obtained the remission,
nor have he and his partner received
cent for their services. Mr.. Evans
states distinctiyely that Bristow was
never attorney in the case, and never
received q farthing for his friendly
services, and pronounces this assault
as utterly groundless and made for ma
cious purposes.
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mrRDER AND SUICIDE.
rne Green.Eyea monster Ter. the Cause.

The Green.Eyed Monster the Cause.
ST.. LOUIS, April 2l.-Mollie Dean,
the young woman shot by William s.
Cooper this morning, died this after
noon, and Cooper is in the hospital
and expected to die at any moment
Itappears that Cooper had paid his adj
dresses to Miss Dean for some time, but
of late she had attempted to break
with him, she being engaged to an
other man. To-day Cooper called at
the house where Miss Dean lived, and
she went out into the garden with
him. After a few moments conver-
sation she uttered scream, and ran
toward the house. Cooper followed
and fired two shots, both of which en-
tered the girls head, and she fell to
the ground MORALLY wounded. Coop
er then put the pistol to his own head
and sent a bullet crashing through his
brain. i4il Ni iltyVp 3 -sa
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A Defrauder Arrested.

LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, April a.
John B. Wilkinson, of the firm of
Brewer & Wilkinson, New Orleans
merchants, has been arrested and
charged with having committed frauds
in Nashville, Cincinnati, New Orleans
and New York, amounting to $4,000
in all. Wilkinson was captured by
Detective Cave on train between here
and Nashville, on information
by telegraph from New Orleans to
hold him. He offered the officer three
hundred dollars In gold to release him,
saying detectives elsewhere had been
bribed. Cave brought him TO this
city. asp iNNisi Isl =
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No,ise.

fhe irm or wadsworth orilfeth a 10, is
THIS DAY Dissolved Ny A. drifielh 4 10. pur
chasing Mr. W l. WadsWorth's lnierest.
Lhg Hardware business win be- continued
Ehn street The new rrm aalainlos ali out
standing liabilities, aud roQnesIs ali those
Indebted 10 the old nrm % come forward i'm.
,nedihtoiy and settle Mtth.the new hrin,who
~ only authuflAod % collect and rocolpt for
me same. W, 4. WADAWo ORTIZ,
A.uRlFFEru,
y, j, JON MON,
WIN. GltIRfETH.
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TURKISH INsuRRECTroN.
Defeat OF the Government Forces I'm
iAle % der Makhtar Paslia. hHt

RAGUsA, April 2l.-The second at
tempt to relieve Meksic has signally
failed and the Turks are in full retreat.
The Insurgents gained . very decided
advantage and beat back the enemy,
with considerable loss. Several insur-
gent columns are pursuripg and it is
believed Makhtar's army will be des-
troyed.
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coLLEoron sEDawIoK.

Something Important Expected from
an Examination Of His Accounts.
SAN FRANcIsoo, April 2t--Hawley,
Fout Supervisor Internal Revenue,
and Crane and Clark, special agents,
demanded this morning of Sedwick,
Collector Internal Revenue, tile keys
Of the vault and have been engaged
all day examining his accounts and
property. The examining officials are
very reticent, but the belief is strong
that something important is up.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-22

that the beer will be saved and
the building not wholly destroyed, the
loss VIII be reduced to about $4,000
Inc Insurance. Is as follows Phlladel.
phia' $1,000 Merchants, 80, 500; AmerI-
can $1,000; West Chester, $4,000; Brit.
lsh American, $780, Amazon, 1900,
western, $4,000 Buffalo, $780, Royal
Canadian, S,5OOiManufacturers S25OO
Bangor, $780, Union Mutual, 81, 900.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-22
TRICKS THAT ARE VAIN.
A Moral Instructor Signs Himself a
IibeIpr. frw

A Moral Instructor Signs Himself a
LibeIer. WV
q JRFFERsoNvILLE, Ind, April 2l.-A
meeting of the board of prison direc-
tions was held this morning to try
Warden Howard, charged with drunk
enness, profanity, swearing against the
Holy Ghost, and other minor charges,
preferred by Rev. ]. L. Gay, Moral In
structor. Gay appeared before the
board, through his attorney,Judge Jew
EFT, and asked leave to withdraw the
charges on file, which was granted on
condition that Gay would file certifi-
ed document stating that he was mis-
taken, and that there was no truth In
his charges, which he agreed to DO,
through his attorney. The board has
fully exonerated Warden Howard.
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BLAINEIN THE Tolls.
Director OF the Union Pacific Demands
an Investigation. -g "

INDIANAPOLIS, April 2l.-The Even
ing News calls on Blaine to ask an inn
mediate investigation into the charges
of his obtaining sixty-four thousand
dollars from the Union Pacific road,
and announces, upon authority, II he
fails to do so, that J. G. Harrison, OF
this city, will 60 before the Judiciary
Committee of the House, and as Gov
eminent director Of the road, demand
an Immediate investigation Of the
matter. -
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headed by Hon. Henry NJ. Tlllsr. Nh Q
dolegatl on 10 regarded as unexceptlon-
ally good, aud IL unlnstructed.
a fire broke out last night ON Buchan.
an street, one OF the principal thor
oushfaros ofth city Of Glasgow, Scot.
land, destroying q whole square OF
buildings, including the Office OF the
Glasgow Herald. Mo.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-22

In sparsely settled districts, where medical
MD is often difficult and sometimes impossl-
Ole TO obtain, II Is extremely desirable for
families TO have In the house some reliable
medicinal restorative Being widely com.
prehensive In its curative operation, perfect.
~ pure understanding and recommended
by tho medical faculty, udolpho wolfes
schiedam Aromatic schnapps possesses all
the requisites OF family medicine.
marid&wly ~
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Loss BY the East 1t. Louis Fire Not
q :" ereat as nc FIRST supposed.

|he l., LOUIS April 2l.-The loss by
IN r. , ~ Of Helms Brothers brew
Ia . : East 81, Louis, last night, was
great as at first supposed. MOI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-05-31

in, but yon woul Int do il, and here vou
are sort of expected You
The editor WAS looking sad, prrplexcd
and detected.
He surveyed the wreck which the old
rloter and these TWO young farmers had
made. and then said
This is 4 sad Business. very >a1
business. There i the mucila",. bottle
broken, and six pinrs of glass, and a spit
toon and two canllcSticks But that i
not the worst. The reputation of the l,a-
per is injured -permanently, fear True,
there never was such :: c:tll for the paper
before, and it never sold such Il ltrrc ctli-
ton or scared to such celebrity, hut one
does not want to be famous for lunacv
and prosper upon the inlilntics of hi
mind? My friend, Il | am IN honest llan.
The street oHt here is full Of people. ana
others are roO>ting Oh the fence, waitin :
To "rt a glimpse Of You. because they
think you are crazy. And well they
might. after reading vunr editorials
They are :, disgrace to iourn ,ii>m. Why
what pat it into Your head that you could
edit plpc:' of this nature You do not
seem To know the first rudincnt> OF a~ri-
culture. lou speak of a furIoW and Il
harrow Is being the >:,me thing: you talk
of the mOuljinr season tuI COWS: and You
recommend tn, domcsticAlion of the pole.
excellence ~ a r.tttcr Your remark that
claims VIII lie quiet if music be PLAYED to
them. WAS uprrtluous-cntircly SUPER
luou>. Nothing di>turb> clans Cltm~
always Nc quiet. CLAIMS care notIin.
whatcvcr ahout music. And heavens ana
earth. tr.end' II you had made the &C
: :.