davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-12-30

tora IN grain bags huya broken down. With tho
prospect Of prulytuua wheat crop they ran up
the Prices OF baga from ~ rents Ut the opening
ut tho season IL lS1S cents at Tho end of last
June. With further larYo imp9rtat!ons rt..s tI,s
dropped 10 II cents or III cents III August.
Thea determined attempt WIS made to ~
trievo past losscs and create corner. 1t was
signal failure Millions oi bags we're bought Y
tho primo moyrrs iu tic combination falledi
~, 0t0 bass weru latt " sold ut w cents, aud
stock OF e,oo0,000 is bclpg carried over ~ heavy
GxpeuHt.
, 1876-12-30
Mother and lsah., 1susnsd to peuth,

We heard q sueagra account of u terrible burn-
i!ns case which occurred on Tuesday near Leroy,
q Alrs. Ham and lcr littls child. II appears
thAt Mrs. Hum went out to Ket I buckct VI
water. aeaying her little rhi|d playinv before
thy ilrc. Willie On her way back she Acurl tho
child scream, aud, dropping her bucket, Sic ran
buck and saw the child With It's cluthing iu
Halnes. She caught 1t up and en,lcayurel 10
smother the tire, when 1t communicated to her,
atiu, There being no assistance near, both were
burned 10 death.
, 1876-12-30
no SUCH f.osss

n &c EIl'oF NJ The Tribune.
AMERICAN E1PnEss CoMPANy, ASSISTANT
GENERAL SurEn1aTENpEsr'B Orp1cR NoRrl-
WESTERN DIVISION, CIl1cAao, Ill.,, Dec. Co.
WIN you plcasc allow nc space In your columns
to correct report In circulation liking the loss
Of ths American Express compauy BY tho burn
lnE ol IL cur !til its contents on the New York
Cuntrul Il Ilarlom River lsaIlyoa,l OIL the bth
Inst. at Sl,Od0,o9Ol Tho loss will not exceed
$W,oW. Yours truly, CHARLES FARGO.
, 1876-12-30

= TO he Editor ar TIE Tribune.
No. 0a7 WEST LAKE SrnERT, CHICAGO, Dec.
D,-I sec In your papor this morning something
In reference to .lentul OF Mr.. Nickel In issriug
policies Tor tic Southern Underwriters Associu-
tion Of Raleigh, N. G. llavu onc-No. t,lO3-
tor $50, from Nov. 8, lS7u, to Fub. 5, 1917,
three M0nths, at..l signed .sMtrkel Il Garaucr,
tcncral Agents." Respectfully yours,
.AMEa lfAnNss
, 1876-12-30

sising through. tho g1rgilng wnters. Ills fury,
l0wescr, WIZ Honn exhausted; in short tiinc
agitation Ut tho acn sihstdcd. The shark 1aatl
given hfmaolf up to tho titlra, ns unable to
HtsleE1c against thc approach, Of death, and they
were carrying Ills body INCREASINGLY to tho
lUash,h
, 1876-12-30

70 shs Ea3tof N 5h8 TI76Nnt,
CHICAGO. Dec. 2S.-1t may sceu to you that
l anl particularly unfortunate Individual, but
nevertheless Il luve on several occasions mar
sowly escaped being run over on our streets
through tllu reckless driving of mv., who do not
rights that tllu equestrian IL bound to rcspcct
hone AID. Thruop will "go fur thc,u," unti
r!d Chicago VI onu Of It's greatest nulsanrcs
Yours truly, PEDAL,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-11

sem nejvice trpi podostatkom toha prakti,
ckeho nadbytkem toho thoorotjckeho q
bohoslovcckeho ndbo2cnstyi. Smefte pa
vu6iny myshcismu tmoud pov5ry s
praktickeho nabozonstv a uhhdSte, iak
krSsnym loskom Sc zaskvi a iakou labodu
v6kol sohe rozSlti. Deite kntlim sestonpl-
ii kazatolen odstoupiti oil oltafd o-
teytto domy povGry utitelGm, ably nich
rozsevaG uliteGne v6domosti, ably nich
u6ili duGlla enGlemu letu q srdco ne2pe.
mu cit6ni. UGto nynGjSi pfish pokoloni, .
by nonavid6la nepravost a milovala ctnost
nc z hazn6 pied hor1ncim poklcm nobo
ze 4adostivosti slasti neboskych. ale te
Iednoduch6 pravdivt ptiSiny. Ac siiicc
tax, pozemskeho aivota yGtsl, 6istSt II
vanliyelSl radost miti budou. Uete je,
ably vyhledavali vSelike blaho sve ma tom
to sv6t6 netrapili nebo uesalil SO nado-
lemi mySlenkami ma II en- syet, proto
30 0 lsoucnost tohoto pozemskeho sy@a
vsec k Y smysly nase mas poutun, O lsouc
nusti syeta onoho ale 2adny. Utte le,
eemu ue roznm. dSnny, ptiroda edvra-
cutie 10 yyvracuite iim eemu utl vra
CO 2vatla baohora o Gem blouEni dive
tvorStv.
PAX nebndene mti 2adnyeh praEoyGr,
nyoh q nabo2ny'ch lotr0 a holonk0, ne
bot ldt budou ze skutkQ a uikolir z vlry
leiicho nich soaGiti. Bankch nobudou
syttovau rokladuu svou milooy ,hla-
al kas,rdm venelm, kasir0m siyuoneim
hoylyosu u wire, ale mu2am o>yGitcue
poct,yoSu, mu40m ryEgho mraynlho la
rakicra, maldn ', Enasaiieim praktjc
Ae nabo2enstvi. Lidc nebudou dGvGto
yao potom t,ovtku proto2e jest vzoray
protestant, nalScnt katoik. herouci kfe.
stan. ale proto, 4e jei mal "a p poctivce
\ ) Slechetnfka,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-11

vytisknou se jon takove. ktore Sc napfed
Eapha. VSjmuty isou toho prsvidla
spotky, fms aaroveh oznanruc SO IN ,,po
trrttni cena.
paleo Sloupce steii $500 ~ ttikrate
vytisknut, . palce S4.00, palce 5000.
Oznamka dele uveteihovana tim Jest lev
neisi. Nm dele se uveteihUe.
Oznamky mistni. tisknute obyeejnym
pismem stoii Is eta. tadka.
Ozuamky; .Kde jest" .NaprodeS'
,H2odd >o" steji IS eta za ttikrat otisk-
uuu.
- Podlo toho necht Sc ka2dy tidi
DO Pokroku omamoyah chco. Necht
siuda kolik tadek. N kolik palc6 u koli-
krat uyetGinit nechf ST sam vypoStc a
sasle pfish$lci "a b dastku
:eF~ KIDD ST preie m,d oznamku '
triQdeuuiks nob ydenmk6 uecbt Daska
ve rodotlne.
Pcnifc posilcito yady poStoynicb
pouk.ukach Money orders a psaui adre
suite v3dy:
FOX ROk
No. tOI Croten street.
Cleveland. q
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-11
MraNnoSt a vzdclant.

Mravaost neui koae>nS ,eG obmezenim
letuot.ivoe yeiAou PoSpoliioeu Gov&en.
skoO, len ten kterya sc tax zafidi, le ale
aRi4 hy n6kamu byl na Ukor nebo ma
zkazu Dude moci uiru poklidu 2iu.
Nae0&euStTl leho mravns preipiSy w
nst' poSleze l4ska < Pi.rcd& gvlteti. tlo-
s5ku, EysA u ASIA Jo&.>ova v$ech vzne
SoNych mud7c& 3 hdumla vGku startho
novelA C.oyeA aenl o3 pt,rody dobra
0ytast, jsa p.ny yad. 1,ych uschy.noSu q
divckych rarU4.vosl; jeu ta&l nerad
po17ooaie = .oma, g nazyyame mrsv
naa posaGkem. AvSak nu;no@t potfe-
. Ay s.vota z0ensba divcScn ptiresenoSt
ieAo och>tsit on Se vz3Slava. .uslechtaie
Poznavaie, Il chceli 8 mali ndraeti Sc ps.
Ayo;& p-aee vae mas, -Y-scaie; pozn4-
vAie. = vy's'eaek Trace jeha k adrteai 4
z'epSeal existence ieho ntt7T pest ha.
: b nap-oa Sk&5c&u : st2nevi Ezkls3al
prssillo v.aStnictrl, ie3 zai .aepokrade>- /.
pozazvaia e oh>4hIefE zksseno@t vaas
lr03aast s hoineiS vS1o-aosti tax FvaaS
zapss ivo; zuse0t Esnsdnuil essvSka
5lAho roznuoaaH. saAs; Sc sey iich IA
oY a val : ]lca Z iSch, ktet ileh nabyH.
poznSyaie, e mravnosf ieSi Ad.nym
1dravtna zskia3esa pnssplvani lednetliE-
oe ohce. hlei. n-avnyrn hyti a nako.ik
sly ieho Stats, S.il ulr&vrcst neien ~ kl@
de,n. Sle rlsrn!n vychovavanfrs ijtek
v>ea1i pr1s;ielky. jes I'M rci@vsii dusev.
al schopnas;i spo'esenskt po~saveri je-
-; ie.jkoa RoaeenS pozn&va. se prsva
mraynoef jen na ptds vrit,auost klica.
ro~tc ovoce neSe- snAE se q Erdslani
Ty nejvraese-sj4 mravni n&Rky neao,
samv saSe eiovsAs nAvrtm: uasf.
) e pred chaxeti vxdelanf. Abv sc
pevuS piAly. YzdelAni 5lov
Gmrav ic. hdo chce sststi pr@vnosf.
mas pte5e~Ssm reStov&si = rozS hosa.i
vz3GianoSt Naboseastvi saunesn 10
eatkn svesn neevsc ne4 prvni1a tRpnean
vxdelAsi = 70 u vsesh am zaaEayeh aA-
r>lS. ora hrs, iassi nm srn.-,,,, ,,.s,7-.,.,;
ar5xS r--,4,, A4x 4. s.,ss,-, ;..,,n -,
~; : s...s,,s a,sk - ~.,~-........s... =.
a.-sk.s h.,,,- s..~,s,,, - -: -
~ ,-Ss~ -. -. -.
eaoAe. EnAhogDe i2rlsky xeran a /. \. ukaxa.
= \ ss-A k.....,... !. -. -. -
ss 49,. -, ..A- -,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-11
JednateiStvi
pro
AMERlCkOI
paropiavcbni Spalccnost
msxs

FTLADELFII s ETROPDU
rses Liverpool
Le'e vyrauif:
Fflade9fie klsdS 6tvrek.
z Iiverpo "a e kSEdou sttedn.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-11
odi6 leNta 1866 e8jradi vlsay ndaut stanise tyjn.
neGelD lAk nAsledndae
Va III.
River Division.

OFousi bse ar u = iop 500 odp. Piiiadl 10 New
rluairipAla S. - q osp. opoSsu PhiiAd 10 dOx
leo aaa rte IN o sasarA Io - Aela > = ,Ap
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-11
HiIdiSe-Rund. a .
ZaEoae irskornororanr.

Zakoae irkorPorov4ny.
Aiavni kAsceiAt, 2i5 Rowery, Ny,
SPosecnoSt t. gest Esssoapena is ats
isSaA laae tisa 1900 Elena,
P.i.4njs hEei al ns $4,000.
NeEnocaSn Eyplsci padpora Cd sT-a4s
Edn9.
PtsPevky rDohou zspraroyEny b5r
ydns-
De Ffircdrif zJrSvv, l. ie1ns 1874 ~.
placeno neraacnyn
rekH 1871. Z 7a.lss co r.odpora
lzs.tsN yyplacen9 dssai
eam zeurelych-
Pfrastek jHl6ui rcscn 1878. $50. 900
Prebytek 2ne !. leina 1874. So. 600.
BGtE rpr&vu pca&:
- karger.
1ss Ontario Str.
+a oLEyELANB,o
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-11
Skutky oSVedcujtc
nahoZCnStyl.

kraankem ease dolli isre, &e tn
yvulkaie, aPaSto.o,e ktosta0styi ne,hrab
S,oh p>i,oia sc dopusti.l BostonskE
NiaStsw, stRdovaav koSz q kazatcl kr,,-
siansAy, pajNs, "a atkoGS 50, tisic su,S-
mex: vydAvatel ka,oGcktbo ts.SopiSu
,Eo~toa-r5'ot' Patrick Douabua. rpranc
v>o. rou.ze r3 ohe3yeh kstoak6 iemu K
a~olavtai SreRae $ 90 ro& aeot sl,otite.
0> Yt>&aovac& ahahacoval Sc IA atrarv
vA s3e.Aa, q n tnkrae sb>apGAe aaf-sa
beta Hei6enA. horai vohe tlsrla. k,Ste,a
orth,~3oNelho paNTy,oa. pe> eve aho,eneh,
aua>neho a},te.e neiEu. >koly, k'e-y3 *
5. apehs.A. n-.a,otmckt aa banks Novom
- N'rkc sS; sSN,e sratpevSEis = pax %
hat Yrs>kI
Tysc3 -<laav akazaSi iak7rrset nrav-
a. udinek sa& "a Iai prsreySt4o, yirs q
Is Aoyiva uavSt>oa kos,ela. Hedjea@ i}n>-
low Ven zsiiSte ka4dcma s.ovu p~oaoSeat
ma rraiv.istem N ro3ymy brook,vnskem
reidJSt lIippn3romel, Patrick DoaaAaa
Wh aaliste rsesn a&akGm ka;olicke v,ry
a Sato.,eAcbo bahos.ov, a leSt nelspiSo a.
ptimny vvzoSvat nepaSsvrp&e6ho poAeu
hho-oiitky a neomvlnosti pspoaovy: q
pryNAce aksEslo se tax velike mnaaStyi Va
~ eo Se nravnost jejieh tybe uaposto
uaomocnym PAtrno teig 4e poahA
yre, hyt by.@ tsk sia%. = ay hor. phsaa
&aaa sekc w1tSich taes nlpsfl - neh-azlla.
menus. aataS eveoe mrAvno~e uesa.
AvSak, iAky r,ra1tcky 15o. ma rry
v.re Ptslevsam, Aay NoySks emilia
leqs, a. anr@sasssin,. <prs1ei.ivSiS.m. Ne
doveae.l soha, pax iest aaproSso zbyt yteSaA,
prrtots hez3Ssaa S3oeeses toha.
pres Nv ueuasls nccdklaln6 nahraAenA
bfa tax seesntn praktickym nabo8en-
>fvim. Ekscae' .c N dobrs sprave 6vota
~ kossni aosryeh tax Svaayoh bohal
hych sksskas Prod gNcPAys; : ule&isl
daha 6etnsnsa Pre- pe<wyslnos; sroa
nep,chogste.uyn ynli elank&ni viry. kds3
sacsaeva vaai jeaaass,o praviass Kristo,a
i@necin iineRu, GO necboes abr Il jini 6ai-
Il" u uejhe5us5S n$slaheanSisi ovoos
nlravnose poasset X 6ezna vyhAzcv&t
rashoay ia yydraovAni = siTsai bohoslosi.
herez ncnuS, jAk nas c. deani xkrssao~f
REA nO ire hrssni oseee nextA k3v3
theoret5ok5 nAbSzsastys "a sch oslovi4 ies4
E.4lopAocne nir2ovSni vtflcicb Cd pvAcha
nfnels-Svtsti, S9yi nsp-sF wusf f,r&ktic-
k6 n&ho&ensrvt tes6 n.ravnost. n octHl
MA n0ss q nes&va sSuat aYteinoSt pcea !
onim. p~e6 ii.ss a&5o2enStvi tAecrotica1
q nez<AEsai aaas2ensFlsa F4~t6csyn
pree IA sassasnaa, nesmys.noa a nscAss, :
ncutaeaaegs nesy assal a. prsstsn kog- IRA i
KrasBSa 2asSsE mraveakG- lez Srcholl
xassesR PV~Vaase Cd H$kaes seA pollAnskSch /
mp3rc2 poSlsse cd krsta s1nacho w.
tkunsSu& h8&NF8a
Nenli vara Tssss "a prossteakeun 8 eiui
tesem aar&vnaSea. 6en seaaa drssAya !
nassaas saDeusese. prsG. kdy2 vss ca3eanf
1kassaoss As@aoosaaosts tAseEebo srAzkr 7
psneele. 9c nerazxA4ees mz&Snost aeo-
volnises Roxvesse bohosloys prnkticke
. naeoAsn~sEs "a ID ne o-<y szssste : hrz
kRss Taes vsie@p- se,Eay&vRost am jex 4
ska y elgvUs1stsS sakoby jarnim de-
chem ovannsa oktese, aeaof osao tlmte ea-
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BE LIN f..

CteUtlGN6, Ctftlaabtas, Cincinnati &
ga9ifna a. n
z Clcvelandu odji1af ass dopoiodne
: - Zoo odPoledne.
DO Cieve.2qdu ptaiidi $50 rAno i.eo =
100 oup"is1he.
z CrestAne 9.9S raho s. q loco odp,
Do Columbus l225v pol. sI2S5
.noci
Do Dayton 400 rAno ESQ edp.
Do Cincinnati $40 rAno $40 odp,
Z Cincinnati 100 600 rano e.45 vet.
z Indianapolis 5-2o, 1850 a Too rano.
Z : LOUIS 10 r@'o -'eo ''4o odP.
I : Z. - 0-''0 = 60 rAlo'
10 CHle@g' nejiePSi lezd'u veternim.
ai'hi'c a "rta' western R liz
- tses''N@ ~ t~tt : escstf'da lfytzdr-
z Cle,ei2ndu 7-25 s 500 rano s.45 =
1905 veSer.
Do Clevclanda % lo45 nm an.
SIS veser
Do Se~ Yo-kz7-oo rsno, i.ss s-2e vet
R-s.,.- 80 II, xns -
EY.yo,l- = O. s.. ~ - sSSes s.
''' ' 90 .
. -. zee,
Lake ~hore HseessAh sosfh- H. IL
Ma rJasof ol;fs.fi a y,f,;is,Ei vsoGoau. !.
z CgeY elnx1a T.45 le.vo rano, 4.lo $
10. % reser.
H. Cgexela,sn < % .2s -
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Ma pUcho,2.
~ ainEl3.

Genl Par gr. and Ticket Agt-
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-11

AS@ Al ~ ETN
paroplavebni spolctnost
RED STAR LINE
ulazS
FILADELFr . ECR0POU
pSs AntverPenT
Tyio p4reacdn4 sPolea1osti maj spcle-
n oeloa EGropoa s e vSen4i st2ty =
Amersce TA1tsz velmi arors syoieui :
nejleys.zai 4elezziceuli Americe ' "a
'c2 ~ sohS pf4l Pcazit t9chto
sgoletnost4- pecsst se obraii IN
fctr Wright a. sons
81 VAlnEt ST.. Philadelphia "a
1eda&tel pro Cieve4And:
NJ krejca
The Morning herald., 1876-06-06

We condense/ from the Lehioh ReptSer the
substance of q Conversation about Oak Hall, In
Philaden Mia Wanamaker & Browns Largest
Clothing 2dse in America" A visitor and
Visitor. "What corner Is the Building onr'
attendant: South East corner Of Siz4h and
Market Please noto the SIXTH, for some
strangers seeking Oak Hall, have been mislsd
IT, E psr1sotly colossal' Do you know
4. aisJOoo square feet--ee on Market, and
$50 odd on Sixth, six stories high, has over
three acres q flooring, and covers space once
1ssaPiIGa Se:s PpIsass ny twenty different bust
Y. "Do you hse steam -power?'
A.. giant young engine furnishes power
for the freight and passenger elevators and the
boilers steam tor heating, and the other opera
V. what ordeg do you take with eoodsr
A: "They are first opezed and arranged in
thence on the faNg6t elevator to the inspec-
tors room on the "A 6oor."
3nsRs9n s* The 1s SRs1son sas%. sre first
measured in the piece, then inspected. The
cloth passes over rollers In the face OF strong
light, and two men ht one before and one
behind the goods, watching with the eye OF
marking every s daw, 50 that the cutter may see see
and avoid 1t when he comes to cut the gar
ments."
Y. "You must employ an ar1zy Of cuttersr'
A. "Come to our fifth foQE and see We
keep 70 hands all the the cUging up the cloth
into garments, beside rs machines that do
dozen mems work eachGt q stroke"
goods?'
A. "We do, and most carefully. Our ex-
aminers inspect every stitch and seam, and
certify to every garment as extra-well made
before we put our ticket on it, and become
responsible for It,"
v; Your system must save you q great
A. In every direction, sir. 1t is tbA system
md economy we practice all the wsF through,
neopa 1est snases as @e qs t9 put our to the
w., After inspecting the work, what becomes
A. Before it goes into Stock it is ticketed.
Every single garment has its number and
other points noted on 1t, so that its entire his
tory can be traced without fail, upon our
books"
"" You must have 80 or 40 salesmenT'
A: "Why sir, on busy days you maNfsee 100
in the various rooms and suites off rooms,
selling to the thfongs of customers."/
~ DO yoyS y do an order buNheI by mail
A. "Very great AL over the country. Our
The Morning herald., 1876-06-06
T. F. KUNKEL's BITTER WINE OF
IL. IRON

This truly valuable tonic has been SO
thoroughly tested by all classes Of the COM
munity that 1t is now deemed indispensa-
bic as Tonic medicine. II costs but little,
purifies the blood and gives tone to the
stomach renocates the system and pro-
longs lite Everybody should have 1t.
For the cure Of Weak stomachs, General
Debility. Indigestion, diseases of the
stomach, and for all cases requiring a
tonic.
This wine includes the most agreeable
and efficient Salt of Iron we possess-Ci-
trate of Magnetic Oxide, combined with the
most energetic of vegetable tonics-Yellow
Peruvian Bark.
DO you want something to strengthen
you?
Do you want a good appetite?
DOyou want to get rid ofnervousness?
Do you want energy?
10 you want to sleep we'll?
Do you want to build up your constitu-
tion.
DO yon want to feel well?
Do you want a brisk and vigorous feeling?
If you do try yKUNKEL's BITTER WINE
I only ask q trial of this valuable tonic.
Beware of fcounterfeits, as Kunkeps Bit
ter Wine of Iron is the only sure and efec-
tual remedy IN the known world for the
permanent cure ofDyspepsia and rebility,
and as there are Q number of limitations Of
fel ed to the public, I would caution the
community to purchase none but the gen.
uine article manufactured by E. F. Kun
KEEL, and having his stamp on the cork OF
every bottle. The very fact that others are
trying to initiate this valuable remedy.
proves its worth and speaks volumes in its
favor. Get the genuine.
Sold only in 81 bottles. Sold by Druggists
and dealers everywhere.
259 TAPE WORM REMOVED ALIVE 258
Head and all complete in two hours. No
'e till head passes. Seat, Pin and Stomach
Worms removed by DR.. KUNKEL, NO. 25a
North Ninth street. Send for circular, or
ask your druggist for bottle Of KUNKEL's
bottle.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-06
Philadelphia Trade Report.
June 5, 1875.

June 3, 1876.
There is no increased demand for cotton
but prices are well maintained. small
sales of middling upland at l2c and Gulf at
PIC
There is no inqniry for Quercitron Bark
and No. l is nominal at S29 per ton.
JCtfea continues very dull and feeble.
Sales of 400 bag: Rio at 1871 a lSc; rs bags
Laguayra at l734c, gold.
Sugar is firm at 755aa77sc for fair and good
refining Cuba, bat with light ar :ivals and
no offerings, business is quiet. Refined
sugars are In fair demand and closed steady
at lie for cut loaf; lOA fo' crushed M 4
powdered; lV2sc for sranulated and 97sc fol
A.
Molasscs--The market has ruled weak.
The quotation is 331 C for 50 test at which
$50 hogsheads Of saguar were taken.
The Flour market is extremely quiet and
prices are hardly maintained. sales of sO'
barrels, including Extras at 81 p VI 621a;
nigh grades and fancy at S726 s rs. Eye
-four sells at 81 %.
Wheat-small sales of Pennsylvania
Red at 81 45al IS; smber at 81 46.
Rye is worth S4aS5c.
Corn is in iair request and 5000 bushels
Yellow sold ut 5Sa5S12c.
Oats afn dull aud sell at 81 and &c.
Whisky Is dull. Small sales OF Western
iron bound at FL IL
The Morning herald., 1876-06-06
Matrimonial Bureau.
From the San Francisco Post.


Applicants during office hours will have
The satisfaction of knowing that curious ones
on the other side of the street can and DOUBT
less will obtain an uninterrupted view of
Their approach and departure. In the ladies'
department collection of the photographs
OF the male applicants will be kept, and vice
versa in the gentlemes's department. NO
applicants Of a doubtful character Will be
received, and any one ambitious Of obtaining
admission into the fields of married bliss
must produce unequivocal testimony OF un-
tarnished honor and all the attributes which
I'M, makes person eligible to private society.
Inc institution being supported by philan-.
t.hropists, of course the monetary feature OF
the business is the least conspici0ns, but
some attention is paid to it in order that
the bureau" may be seli-supporting A
schedule of charges has been scientifically
arranged for the benefit of the patrons. The
average fee to retain the services OF the
agent for one month is IS. At the end OF
mat time, If congenial companion is not
round, the agency refunds the money. II
marriage d consummated tho " bureau !"
The Morning herald., 1876-06-06
is enriched according to the libsrality of the

is enriched according to the liberality of the
bridegroom. No marriage, no money.
A healthy man, medium sized, average
looks, middle age, is worth S. to the bur
eau" Take off half score of years Tram
his age, add few inches to his stature,
give him a graceful moustache and other
items Of external grace, and his fee of admis
sion depreciates 50 per cent. for the chances
of marrying him of, and the ultimate gains
are increased by that amount. On the other
hand, If he possesses much personal unlovli-
ness, $3.50 is exacted from him before his
vanity is gratitied by the exhibition Of his
picture. Red hair is assessed 81 extra; d
glass eye, So; cork leg or arm, IS a
slight strabismus, 81 so; a bad squint, 81. So;
badness entails 75 cents extra, and false
teeth, of ordinary manufacture, 81. If the
artificial mollars are near and not easily
detected, they are allowed to pass without
extra charge. Deafness costs 81 extra. Blue,
gray, and green eyes are not included in
the category of good looks. Brown, hazel,
and black ewes are worth SO cents to the
owner, for they save him that amount on
the fee. Hair that curls without the sus-
piction of being "kinky" is worth 81
Small ears are valued at IS cents, and
little feet and hands at double that amount
The Morning herald., 1876-06-06
A MATTER OF POPULAR Interest.

perfect system s1d rules Of self.mcasure,nert
make 1t possible to please people 1900 miles
sWay s Yperfsctiy as if they were l'oro II
you hsye at least half osen
A. my dear siri we have more than tccnty,
each charged with its own business and each
thoroughly organized, a necessary wheel with
in the great wheel" y,
A. "With pleasure. The Custom Depart
ment, for those who prefer custom made 70
ready-made. Tie Furnishing Department.,
with its nHe6se stock of all underwear.
The Shirt l9ctory, with ity busy machines.
ming Department, itself asb big as many a reg,l-
lar store. The Garment Stock Room. Tho
Receiving Room. The Order Department,
named before; The Special Uniforms Depart
score of messengers. The" n
v. "Hold, hold sir, enoughY'
A. "Im not half throughl The Advertising
Department, with its bill and sign distributt r.,
editing and publishingA business and popular
3s 3eaFnMa 81 yanl o Tbe bbo,ny ,a
department with many rooms. The Hys
Department. The Youths Department. The
Children's Department, with its special
entrance for ladies' The telegraph Depart
its book keepers and assistants. General Nam
agers Department.; Financier's Office, and
other Offices of the firm/ all busy as bees
thinking, planning, ,exeZuting, buying, MAX
ing, registering, recaH sending out, selling,
and in thousand Ilys joining their forces
to carry on q business with the people omount-
ing to between 100000 aud &3,O00O00 all
nually!"
A. "Indeed 1t isl forgot to name the
Cashiers Department, which handles its S25, ,00O
of retail sales on some single daysr'
". $4,000! Immense! Thats,what enables
the house to buy cheap and selYcheapW
A.. "ExactlyI You have iNst hit it. The
people throng here, KIM that we depend
on low prices and immeS Gsales."
", What are the 'FoCR RULES hear so
much about?'
A. "Our system of business dealing-1. One
price, no deviation /; 2. Cash for everything; 0.
A guarantee protecting the purchaser; 4. Tie
money returned if the buyer can't otherwise
be suited"
" Nothing could be fairer."
A. Nothing And the people see it."
" "Well, thank you, sir, for your polite
A. "Nct at all. It's pleasure to ssfve you.
Call again; and be sure of the pl9Ge-Wana-
maker 4 Browns Oak ,Ha!lN&oEn East cor
ner Sixth and Market" ~
". "Thank you! shall be happy TO do 90.
Good morning."
The Morning herald., 1876-06-06
LI or OR CoLD,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD-TO THE AMERICAN PUB

A CARD-TO THE AMERICAN PUB
"A LIC.
For many years we have made two medi-
cines suited TO the ailments Of vast class
of sufferers Thousands of cures have been
made by them, and, IN fact, the word fall
ure could never be coupled with them. but
within the last two years counterfeits OF
our medicines has sprung up, dangerous
in their close imitation Of our Trade ark.
so secure the people We have placed upon
each genuine box of HOllOway's Pills and
Hoiloway's Ointment the fac slmilie of the
signature OF our agent, Mr.. Jos. Haydock.
TO counterfeit this is felony. We shall re-
lentlessly pursue any one who initiates this
with the utmost vigor OF the law. We most
earnestly beg that the grea, mass q The
to protect heir heath, and help us IN our
task OF bringing '!,e.e most unprinci = I'd
men to the bar Of justice. Uniformly refcse
ours, unless Mr.. Jos. HaydOck's signature
is attached to each box OF pills or pot Of
ointment and the end will soon be reached.
The public's obsaient servants,
jes.lyeod HOLLOWAY q 90.