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an ADRoIT sT1NDLE.
Inc following appears in recent Pari.

The following appears in recent Paris
paper:
. Last week ragged man, having the
appearance of an itinerant musician and
carving fiddle under his arm, entered
the shop of pork butcher and called
or a sausage. When he came to pay
for it, however, he discovered that he
had nc money with him, and leaving
his fd3le as pledge hurried away to
obtain some. Hardly had he left than
a well-to-do stranger entered the shop
to make some inquiries as to his way.
He perceiyes the fiddle on the counter,
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WEEKLY MARKET REVIEW,
:MEnPuIH.


Flour Is quiet choice i'miiy se.5oa7 Corn is
armer at SOC from store. Osts steady At 4faf6e
Lard Is quiet Bacon is easier shoulders 81 i9zc,
clear rib sides llJsc; clear sides l2ISc.
CHICAGO.
Wheat active, but lower: M . SIZE Flour
dull. Corn in goo demand at full prices No. 2
ls5+c Oats steady aud frm at 291Sc Fork in fair
demand at lover rates. els 8Gc. lard in fair de-
mand at lower rates, 10 Csc Bulk meats dun.
LOUISVILLE
Flour inactive family, 81 75af. Wheat steady
s0casi.Oj. Corn, 4sa5Oc. Oats, 32c. Provisions
quiet. P0-k weak, $50. Bulk meats, 75<aIOe
Bacon, s5Sall5Se. Whisky. sl.lO.
CINCINNATI.
Flour dun. Wheat duh s5casI. Corn dun aud
lower, 43at5c. Oats dull, 26aS5e- Pork esier with
active but lower, i0'4e. Bacon quiet, s1zail5Sc.
Whisky, sl-i0. Hogs dull. s6S5a6.75.
NEW ORLEANS.
Fiour-trebIe extra, s5as50. Corn, sIa6gc Oats
st LOUIS. 40c. Cornneal, 81 U.s. Hay Ia fair de-
and lower, 500 75a2i. Lard dun and lower: lob,
hing, terce, I2ai2lzc. Bulk meatE-shOu ders SIC
Bacon unsettled and lower 9t4aIl5sc sugar cured
I5al754c. Sagar-ftir 70 fully fair, 5t4a91zc.
ST. LOUIS.
Flour quiet and weak. Wheat dun and lower
No. 2, spring, Sf23 cash and si.i8iSal.i4 August.
Oats dull; choice mixed and white, 32a3Sc Whisky,
el.i0 Pork duh. $3.50 Lard nominal Bulk
meats dull and nominal, absolutely nothing doing.
Bacon easier al s54ail5+c. Hogs easier for heavy
DINERS active and hrni; bicon. s6i0aS % butchers
COTTov MARKETS.
- arIns- MiddIiaS IIL<e.
.. 1EIEASs- diddIing 1l1<c.
Mosr -Aiddlig 1910.
CHARLEsrp MiddlIng lie.
NKw YORK rolling ll5zc.
ST. Lnrus-MiddlIng l0c.
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AT our request, Cragin & Co, of Phil
adelphia, Pa, have promised to send any
Of our readers gratis ION receipt of Is
cents to pay postage), sample of Dob
bins Electric Soap to try. Send at once
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TILDES AND REFORM.

Great heavens, what riot
Can't any one be quiet
What's the matter. Mrs GruRdy what's the Iea-
Say, Is Sitting Bull in town
Is the capitol burnt DOWN.
What means this mighty clamOr OF 1ilden and re-
form?
A cry OF no corrHptionf
OF wages-nO reduction
sound Of angry voices, like tue mutterings Of a
Down with traitor. crooked waysi
Hurrah for prosperous daysl
With Tilden for our leader, shout loud boys for
Through every busy street
Comes the rush Of many feet,
STEPS Of honest men, determined all their duty to
They have suffered and are strong,
They viii have right not wrong
Their chieftan shall be 1ilden and their wachword
Tue Reform,
THE most remarkable speech ever
made by presiding officer has just been
delivered in Florida. The man who
made it was member or the legislature,
and he was called to the chair unex-
pectedIy at convention of his constitu-
ents. Here it is in full: You know /
can't make speech. We came here Tor
something else. ! hope you will not
make asses of yourselves and break up the
party" 1t is safe to say that more good
advice was never crowded into so short a
space.
BALTIMORE Gazette: There was wit
ress before one of the committees at
Washington last spring named Perrin,
one of Spencer's friends in Alabama
He swore: 81 shot hole in my hat
and reported that had been attacked by
kukIux, ana sent troops to arrest the
mythical assailants. / kept the troops
as long as could use them as political
machine" We suppose Perrin is some
where in the south now shooting holes in
his hat, and calling upon Zach Chandler
for troops.
IL regard to political assessments. so
soon as case can be made out, at Wash
ington, warranting prosecution for con-
tributing money for campaign purposes.
it will be sent to the grand jury when it
meets next month. Zach Chan6 Ter ha-
said he will stand by any clerk moIested
and he shall have the best counsel. All
the judges being tools of the white house
and servants of the republican rarity,
no successful prosecution, it is said, ned
be feared by the timid clerks.
TT was not stiHginess of tie "conGed
crate house" that rctrencbed ard econ
omized AMI reformed dear old Judge
TAFT out Of his telegraPhing, stationery,
fuel and lights. II was the clerical error
OF the engrossing officer. He omitted
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III Dl.n~rrr. VIM Nc,

common remark. II you take TuTr's Pills YOU
can eat anything you like and feel no had ELECTS.
They act s. ecihcslly the liver stomach and bow
els causing free how Of gastric juice, which is
sentia 10 good Digestion.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-09-15

FoR eruptive diseases Of the skin, PIN
pies and blotches, Vegetiae is the great rem.
edy, rs it removes from the system the pro
Juciup cause
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The Oil City Derrick gives this little
story in three chapters:

-sO-hD G1f@AD
The Oil City Derrick gives this little
story in three chapters:
CHATTER /.
4" This then, Miss Bangs, is your final
answer"
" Irrevocably So" was the proud
reply.
CHAPTER II.
They made a pretty picture standing
in the doorway of her rsther's marion;
he, the captain of the Melon Stealers,
tall and strong in limb, and the hero of
his little first base in many hot con-
tested game. She the fair daughter of the
banker who had wagered the entire
assets Of the bank, and the deposits of
many poor man on the return game
between the Moth Eradieators and the
home club on the following day. Our
heros answer came hot and thick
Then" he cried, to-morrow's setting
sun will shine upon the beggar daughter
of a ruined man. 1t rests with me to
throw the game upon which your proud
fathers wealth is staked. You have to-
night settled your fate. So be it.
Good night" and turning himself seven
times around on his heel, and at the
same time boring hole in the hall car
pet, Nose Fitz Allen vas gone
CHAPrER III.
! Prominent among the immense crowd
assembled on the grounds il the pale face
of Amelia Bangs The Moth Eradica-
/ tors are at the bat TIE last half OF the
ninth inning, with two men out and one
on third, and the score stands 50 to So
g Will that man get in +" is the breath
less question that psrvades the scene
Nose Fitz Allen, standing on first base,
mutters: Now for revenge Now dc
/ give the thing away All! !" and hi,
face was distorted with passion like a
mud ball dried in the sun. Two
strikes - yelled the umpire. The bat
ter must bit it next time. He does hit
it, and a fly mounts and descends beau.
tifully to Nose. Take it Nose, zoe.
out from the throat of banker Bangs and
hundreds of his friends. Not if Nose
is thoroughly acquainted with himself,
is his low response, and the ball passe.
through his hands and the man on third
goes home. Score 80 to 81
CHAPTERiN
Two months later fiues Amelia Bang.
taking in plain sewiE Ter tather tho
/ janitor of the Oil Ex4 snse. and Nose
I though somewhat trouNsed in mind, still
takes his beer
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PUP '0n''FFins IN the ''J yCiIs PATTERSON.

The above statement L. from ono who a great
sufferer for many years. trying many physicians @nd
many remedies. aud not hndn g relief until trling
this remedy--the YEGETISE Docs u not eoncius-
lively show the searching. cleansing. purifying aud
healing qualities q the YEGETINE7 Have ycu
any doubt shout trying the YEGETiSE for diseases
Of the blsod u you have, reference can be- given
TO over i've hundred who have VOLUNTARILY given
testimony Of its cures.
VIII. 9. Gil l. III n.,,r.r-.,4c
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A piece of New York uptown prop
erty, valued at 100000 three years ago, sold
for coo cash the other day.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-09-15

WHY suffer with chills? One dose OF
Shallenberger's Pills viii put you 10 work.
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Shall Justice Triumph ?
Truth And - Onesty,
Ruined Beyond Hope.
Wore And Worse.

BLUE-JRANs" Williams is making
very successful canvass in Indiana. The
farmers and laboring men of the state
are delighted with him. The austere,
cold-blooded aristocratic Mr.. Harrison,
seems TO be out of his element in In
diana.
THE Brooklyn Eagle is caustic: Mr..
Blaine is put down fer sixty speeches.
He is now entirely able to defend the
republican party. but the slightest allu-
sions to his own bribery and marketed
ruling will bring on an attack of sun
stroke, though the thermometer should
be ten degrees below zero.
NEW YoYK TRIBUNE: Federal in
reference at the south appears now to
be the order of the day at Washington
If carried out in the spirit in which it is
begun, it must prove a serious issue in
the campaign. A renewed attempt to
coerce the south is most evidently fore
showed; it will be a godsend TO demo-
cratic orators and organs at the north.
If this, from the Christian Union, had
been uttered by southern paper there
would have been a howl; = The hope
of the south lies not in military govern
ment from Washington, but in the awak
ening spirit of chivalry and courage 10 the
too-long overawed citizens of the south,
asserting itself and protecting its own
community by a popular uprising against
Al nj
condign punishment
REDFILD," after carefully looking
over the whole southern field. IS of opin-
ion that "the democrats will, in all
probability, make gain o. four senators
this winter These will be from the
states of Mississippi, Arkansas, Texas
yo.,..sfs,.- L see no reasonable
chance for the retpblssesns to make
gain in any of the southern territory.
They will hold their own,,i South Caro-
lima, and when that is said all is said
that reasonably can be-"
MoRToS, Butler, Chandler, Logan,
Packard, Grant and Spencer are for APP
plying the sword to every white mans
throat ana the tOEcn 20 every Nhltc
mans roof who declines to vote the re-
publican ticket And wherefore? That
the republican party may continue
10 rule the country at a cost of eight
hundred milliens of dollars, and that the
republican leaders may be protected from
the yawning doors of fifty penitentia-
ries.-L Louisville Courier Journal
The nomination of Edwin NJ. Morgan,
the New York millionaire, for governor,
and Sherman 5. Rogers, the Buffalo mil
lionaire, for Heutenant-goyernor, is gen.
orally satisfactory to the republicans
here. = The nominations are accept
ed by all to mean a lavish money cam
paign, the report being that governor
Morgan is to spend four hundred thou
sand dollars, and senator Rogers half as
much to carry the state.-NeW York
Herald.
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The man who 'smiles and smiles and
Is villain" has taken heart since Ener-
son declared that ga rogue alive to the
ludicrous is still convertible"
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Blrnwell Rhett 10 the New York Herald.
So far asoutragesare concerned, there is
no more orderly and law-abiding people
in the United States than that of South
Carolina. In proof, let me recall that in
1852, when two white men named Motley
and Blackledge, the former a man OF
some family influence, met runaway
negro near Parker's Ferry, on the Edisto
river, forty miles from Charleston, and
killed him by blow on the head as he
tried to get away, although the name OF
the negro was unknown, and also the
name OF his master, these men were tried,
convicted and hung at Walterboro. At
that time law existed for the protection
of all, and, with democratic govern.
ment, il will be 50 again.
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APPROVED STATEMENr

Mn. H. r. sTKvEAa:
Dear sir-In the year lss0. while residi-E a Psr.
land. Me. was afflicted with n cancer ON
winch made rapid progress All Of the beet hJ &c
ihns there we're consulted. without any benefit. f"r
n period OF SIX years " continued 70 Increase ana
extend. until u was invading MY whole system.
suffered the mort eNcrucatiug pains. until my Nee
nearly gene. and I found u Approaching a
fatal termination. Being burned ont OF hourc ana
home by the RrcA. IRE % lao, ] moved here when
was eutreaicd 20 try the indian Blood henieny.
YEGETINE. nnd. suficriuR Rftatiy, without n p
or confidence In relief by any medicine, hnaly
consented try a. aud only those who have ini-
two months trial. found the open core ce'nmencins
20 heal Ga ming CONFIDENCE that the di.ense -.
being successfully com sstt.d ~ the LGII - 20
took tthar mediciucl. faithfully contiL ued ~.
nse, and in six moHtns the cancer ~As healed and
my health fully re- sfoIrd $500 .
/ am confident N had used NEGETlNb IN fh'
early ntages of the disease IL would have arrested ~
progress aud saved years Of great suffering. desire
simply that others may be ben fitted and attention
called ta uEefulness and tn the Interest 81 sru
ing humanity only, cheerfuiiy add m1 test uisnia
60 It's entire success IN my aud though has
nearly ali Of nose face b. entirely healed
aud enjoy good health. Ny husband Joins with ma
MRS. JOHN PATTERSON.
~ Everett street.
JOiIS PATTERSON.
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CHAPTER !.
4" This then, Miss Bangs, is your final
answer"
" Irrevocably 50" was the proud
reply.
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Flour Is quiet choice 'miiy s65Oa7. Corn is
frmer at SOC from store Osts steady At ala Sc
ard 4 quiet Bacon is easier: shoulders g3Si9Izc,
clear rib sides lI5sc; clear sides l2llc
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Wheat active, but lower; NJ . 931{c. Flour
dull Corn in goo demand az full prices No. 2
SIC. Oats steady and firm az 295zc. Fork in fair
demand at lover rates. SIS 4Gc. lard IN fair de-
mand At lover rates, 10 65e. BULK meats dun.
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CLUBS.
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Review will be sent TO one address for
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The Yellow Centaur Liuiment

IL adapted to the tough nI7cies, cords and flc-h
OF horses. IL has l'eriOln i,d more wonderful
cures OF spawn, strain, wind gals, scra. hes
swecny, aud general laniene-s, than all other
remedies ia existence. Read what the great TX
pTtssmen say Of II:
NKw lOLk, January. l-7I
Every owner of horses -hOutd give the Cen
taur Iin,ment trial We cons ider il the beat
article ever used in our stable
III. NJ ARsli, Supt Adams tx. stables, y. Y =.
Il. PCLII, Supt. L ;. Ea. stables, \ \.
"A :. oLlS, supt. Nat TX stables y e"
MOSTGoNEHY, ALA, Aug Il. -.
"oESTLEMkN:-I have used over ous gross OF
Centaur :aimsnt. yellow wrapper, on the
mules ~ my plantation. lie 'ide- dozens Oft
family Liniment tor my negroes. ! want to
pure haze ii at the Wholesale price, and wilt
thank you 10 'hip me 10y >avauah steamer one
gross of each kind. Messsrs. \. r. stewart X
co. Will nay your bill on pie-entaiinn.
''Ee-pecilully. Jams DAERow.'
The best patrons OF this LinIment are farri-
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wounds and Dall-eyii removes swelling. aud
Is worth millions OF dollars to farmers, livery
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having horses or cattle
What II taITicr eanLot do for s2J tl. tcntaur
Imminent viii do at "A trihing cost.
These l.iniments are warranted IN the pr,-
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tier "r my stefan VINO 'ieslr. Ia test item sold
rItTy where.
Laboratory Of J. IL. ROSESt
~ DEi 81. NEW lOHk
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INK fALsE skCTARIAN Issuk-THE fALsk
SECTIONAL ISSUE.
hgofM Is necessary, anu can never ne e.
iecteu ON! ny inahhs u the c"n'f"ilhs
issue OF me 81 'ctohs' anu Ilitihg u a.oNe
.he Two ,ise issues WIN when tue once
holding class ahh the part. Ia power >eeh
E,r., tho falls, 1. m. u,,h u,d,.. ,,.,
Womb .ul,udI. So ,,,i,n .,rit. n, ,snp,,
tn the public schools oi " hich the stali,sh-
ment and support belongs exclusively to
the several States. and which the deiuo
cratic party has cherished from their 'oun-
dalton. and il resolved to maintain, Without
any partiaiiy or prefer, nee tor any class,
sect or creed. and without contributing
from the treasury 10 any
Second-rhe false i.sne by which they
seek tn light anew the diving embers Of
sectional hate between kindrtd people once
unnaturally es,raDged hut now REUNITED
on one indiys bic republic aud common
destiny
RrroRN-1ux cI,II SERVICE
R.fsyUg is necessary i'm the civil service.
exnsrienc, proyc, that efficient ecopomic-
al conduct of the governmental business /,
not possible /. lis I'll, II s.tyicr be subject 10
change at every Gle ,tjor lie . prize fought
for al the ballot box. be \ brief reward %
party zeal. instead of po,,s of honor. A.
signed Tor proved mpe,cpcy and held Tor
fidelity in The pulli, rmploy: tba, the dis.
peu.i. y of patronage sho, a neither ne a
tax upon the time Of all our public men.
nor ID. ins rimept of their ambition: here
again. prcfc, ions ,,l itcd i'm the pr,form
ancr. "a test that the par,y in rover can
work on, no practical or satisfactory
reform.
v,rop, -, ,,,,
: ~ VT INV" ~ hi'e
i'h"s'
R,f0rm u necessary even more in the
hlshet elauts OF me pubilc = r\ice. lbe
repicseu'aiiy,s and cabin. /, tiicer r. and all
other, 10 authority are The peop','s .ery.
su'.: their offices arr. not a priy,te n. ruui.
ute tn. V are public ,,,ist
When the ANIMAL. OF this rem, III, .how
the Disgrace and ,cn.u,e @, a yir, prc Il.
ant: y late sneaker of the hon. /, n, r.n,e.
,cntatiyes mark,tin, his r,,lin,., A. /, rr,>i,I.
IN. ottic, 7. ,hro, :, major. p,ot,,in,, :, cr.,ly
hy Ia, i, vote a. Iaw.m,l cr.: 6y, chairn,n
oi the Ics.Iiuy co,n,ni,i,cs nf tin, lat. house
OF rcpre cnta,iy,s exro..d in hh,ry: !
at. seer ta,y If The tr, a>ury ,orrinr hal
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yellow, tor Horses and Animals.

These LnimcDts ar, simply the wonder of the
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Ind, May -. 1873 ,
81 think II my duty to inform You that ! hay,
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ches Any one can become q successful agent,
for but show the paper and picture and hun
dre'is OF subscribers are easily obtsined every
where. There is no business that will pay ike
this al present We have many agents who are
making as high as $50 per day aud upwsrus.
Now IL the time; don't delay. RememDer u
costs nothing To give the business a trai seho
for circulars, terms, and sample copy Of paper,
which are sent Tree to all who apply; do u to
dav. Complete outfit free to those who decide
To engage Farmers aud mechanics. and their
sons and daughters make the very best OF agents.
THE CENTENNIAL RECORD,
Portland, Maine.