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FRIDAY. Aug. 2.-FLOUR AND MEAI--Iow
gfadts OF hour scarce anu defrer; common and me.
uuin grades IN RooJ ines IN demand nt very fun prices
nish srado. on'et ami unchangedi sopr nour Ii good
demand AZ " .Jgfi2O Tor good extras. Rye -four aud
corn meal cul We quote; State ana Western auDerhne
$50 e. 20, extra state .5etf7b Western spring
wheat extras, si.tvgt47Oi 10. snl AAN, ~ 200
fbi do. winter wheat anu y x a. 50Gsf7 50. MIN
5000 Southern bakcrs' aud family bri- d.. i6gt750
southern shipping extras, ~ 81 $500 corn meal
western, ~ sht2gD, brandy vine, t3 25ogf3.3O. Rye
nolr--Su crime Si.Otat5
PROVISION s-purk lONCr. but closed moro steady.
saes u 800 bbls. az si7.55 I9.d5 the spot
anu Tor october delivery 900 DUl. at S173 tfIs 80
Bacon fairy active, the sales uclu ling city long
a. Nlc Cut meats dull saes OF fresh hams at 1iipc
100 ties. on the SPOT at slOSiO3is for prime & "
aud western, anu tl1S 9Gtil refined Zoe the Con-
unenti anu for future delivery $50 tcs. mostly at
slulaasHuafse Tot sep rniucr closing fiO35, but
Including November AZ tDS2s. ahi Decemb 80 So.
Dressed hogs very nrin at az. ssoc Icef hams very
dnll Hutter quiet; STATE urkins ana tubs eid3Oc.
philt. 22g3uc.. Western creamery. 2-lJOc.: Western
nrkins and tuhs, 1ts'c. Cheese arm; state factory
% ucs Wes'trn d9 i'ssc Egg higher at l1elSc fOI
GRAIN Wheat more active. but AZ Irregular and
ysria Ne prices. closing weak sales 1900 bush.
hot tlb for inierlur 10 prime Old red winter t107
TOT new rth Texas tl.25 for new amber Hichig n,
STRIVE, p5c@ti for steamer NO Chicago. psc "a sfOs
Chlctgot win W. ] spring wheat nomlnal NJ sil.a
u ~. Eye-2uDO bush. old state sol Bartey-
A car load OF nev irOwed state sod At soc. but .
prnl' bJat load would hriu2 VJc for september arrival
ana anads West 81 Oats depressed tor new, but nrn
Tor prime old salea % 900 bush At SEQ &c for mixed
ani 3ts45c for white, Inc uding No rsded white Al
3pSlct and choice old western mixed. Zoe In ore
Corn duh ana dropping sales 81 on push. At 200 sc
Tor new mixed Including steamer mixed at .AG1bdc.
also western yellow, oSaoOc., southern 40 OOtaG2c
49,
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4 nRooKLrN cnURon scAxDAA.
4 Mother and her son Accused 81 ~iaud.rine
One OF the Cboir'- Sweet singers.

The session OF the Fort Greene Prcsby-
terian Church In Brooklyn has bcen frr over A
month sitn- u scandal that h,d ,rl.i ia ths
choir gallery Charles T.. Hatfield, a oisrA IN
Ncw .rA advertising Agency. sang wiih Miss
Gertrude l.. Nichols, a pretty niueteeu-ycar-o,l
Girl. AID W. 50 unreui;tinclv attentive to her
that ey rs one pronounced 10 bcir1ih. .. A
short tim" ago The Two quit apoeafipe together.
an Hatfield was seen TO be goiDs with another
girl. Mr- Eliza ilobsy, HatH,lI', mother. Of
hrHl am cXuAnnliln dcruritorv t1 the v3unr
lati u4 WNrN the SANDER reached thr a. r. u
Nf-. Nichols, tine Young l4ds'- mother, she A.
ono" preferred -haIgos against Slls. al Ib... OF
SNlder uuG defamation ~ character lattice
could not TO arrIicncd m tiis way as M. WIS
not comm bnicdnt. Before the meeting OF tie
session. over whicn the pastur presided q Mode
razor, Mrs.. hN1ny and her sou, e. the surnrl-a
~ all, undertook To- prove tho allegation Hat
hell's testimony clicit"i the sevcre-t comments
on his tneanuess in making tho cAarga AGAINST
the LADY whom he had urufessod to loyn. his
allegations were completely disproyed. The de-
fence wen o. prove that he was ANXIOUS to get
tid u MS engagement ana took this lliu e. do
II. The testimony, covering over ninety pages
or foolscap, proves Miss Nichols to he a Iounx
lady Of many virtues. Tue session has concluded
on lis hudiug, which COMPLETELY vindirafes Miss
Nichols, aud recommends the accommodation
OF MRS. Hobby unless she acknowledges her
wrong. Tue pastor l. To announce the hnl ling Of
the church on sunday morning. A civil suit
against Hatfield who IS p years old. Is expected.
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THE PouGHK EApsIH RACES.
Tho Close of Successful NIeetina-(sreat
Eastern aud narus the Winners

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Aug. 25.-The summer
meeting OF the Hudson River Driving Park came
to successful close to-day. About 5000 spec
tatofs were on the track The first race was for
purse Of az 5Oo, for - class. The start srs were
a. j. Feck'f b. Z. Great Eastern, A. II. De Harris
br. IN. Hannah D.. Alden Goldsmitt's b. z. Bate
man. and j. ii. Phillips b. m. Ella Madden
Before starting Great Eastern bad the call over
the field at SaOJ to SD. In the nrst heat Hannah
D.took the lead to the quarter IN 3f& seconds
and passed the half IN 1:lOL with Great Eastern
on her wheel On rounding into the stretch,
Nreat Eastern, hv IN extra DIrsf ~ speed pass ed
Hannah ID. and came over the score a winner IN
third. Bai sman fourth.
L. the srcoud heat Great Eastern went 10 the
front closely pressed by Bltemcn. l. this posi-
ond-, Win Hannah b third LISTEN 5 y" i last
tro' me crossed under the wire a winner IN
~ Lila Madden second. Batetnen third
Hannah u fourth. The third aud deciding heat
ana ifcy w. wunk & Great E,stcrn He took
the lead from the start aud was never headed.
naahins the "a rt.r IN v the hall IN Lea ana
fourth.
The second race was purse OF Sln00 for. $50
Aoi''.' mere Ncre four entries AID two g arr
c--. VIZ; John SpiIn's b. 2 IL rus. ana uudl
- '!e ~. 1leMcntin'. Previous to the It rt
We net,In- was al manner 81 ways. rrst one
.ui theu tne other w.s tie f.Vorita. AT isnstn
ls'l was a. AL the fsyorte Al $500 20 500. In
the nfst heat Cleo sntlne rushed to tue front
t'rUs t".tIrs 10 easy. Tho mare reached the
Iu fl'r in - seconds and the half 10 III com.
aux dr thv home -tletch k.rus Was sent al ns a
Ht''H lester, hAt % Wits tOp iate. CienleutiLr
Noh hi % ness 10 ,..1e.
~ t.o s'ruud n'.t 1lementiue led pasf 'he
inar. Hf 10 ..-'4 'uds ana the half iu l.l5l.
Al me head o. tue stretch Kdrus made nis
brush for tIe pee. L. wilnilg a short mead IA .st
amid rre.t Hppi iust.
L. tn- Uird neat RArus sold for 500. and
Ne44cntIAa a.. lttrus hal the best ~ tAu
send az. 11t went 20 the quarter In 8 F. and the
o. " in l,i,, nu came IN an easy Ninltr hy six
isu,tIs o. 49,.
ihc fourth heat wound up tho snort II the
meeting. R1Ius before tge start was .hl flvur'
lie 20 800 10 $40. At the word Rarus took the
lie id huG passed the quarter IN SO seconds aud
N" hht IN Lie Coming up the home stretch,
Cl-mentna closed the gap and got on Rarus's
whcel when ne let out little more speed and
won the heat aud race without a struggle by
turec lengths IA 2;2s.e. Clemeutiua was aw ard
ed secold money
Charley Green, the driver, has sent his string
OF rotters, consisting Of Lila, Lucille ldd Ist,
MIY Queen, Matte ProspeTo, and other green
Ones Of note 70 his home AZ BABYLON.
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fIAIAcIAA AAD coMMEhcIAA.


FRIDAY, Aug. 2i-P. M.-The excitement
at the stock axcbanre lost none. of its intensity,
n th., p,,iu,, ~, n,,t,,o,s
- we ie"'h4 'i on-'ncfs HH4 hoioers oi De'A-
ware Lack lwAnna and Western ana New Jer-
sew Central continued To throw overheard thcir
. -, a 80 ''' w. ~ '"c''
s'',NS' un'" HiiaiiN the more Respectable shares,
such ~ LAKE Shore ana West srn Union, caught
the infe,,io, an, 49,, - -, -.
= - % P's''''o
we knees bro was also at tina time actively
traded In, but at AN advance OF =, u cent. to
-, -, -, - w." s"''o
t!.n' rauf' however 10 ios' ana closing at
iV's. Tho market was saved from IA furthar
decline by an adroit Attompt 10 check the
downward tcndcnc, n, nel,y,r, +, ,c,,.,..,
ana Western on misunderstood orders to pur-
ch.sa bnn sha,as o,,r,, L. a, ,an, -, NJ,
,-'", WV 'e"'' u""n' Inns
iilEtlenru the hehfs' VINO thought some
corner was contemplated 1nd when the
SOCK bAd uecnned from ~ TO q, seller 3. they
co'"inehreu l" lover the'r contracts. which
sales At 50. New jersey Ccntr. was consider-
Az - ~ 'e" 'o o, ''ie nHrA,t thah iester,
g. sto;s IS t9,ey wer. nt'ued to; out il easily
friends. ,ne great wonder is ~ all OF tnis uu-
IFoi'oen''i q. nfeclitian ~ th' values of the
s'al ,lu.h.' 'al no one mas fhiedi uii rs ,ttfct
morn - M ~ - throw" ap.4 Che nar-
- "aNo "v' vHlr!b hfi4 ~ "Nt ol-tNWn lN-
t1e,S se sh,ye si,I a 80, f5.ea
Um,; seemed {" have It's, e!r 'urie r. wnen
~. N :, u"'i va aiovp'd ron - ~ -tiltr
"Iu t"' 'n'er III ~ a. - nil these
socks cane 10 alter 20 support az genera, mar
tet al an advance - ~ ann 20 J, -p.ctlyelv.
pud the 'e.'s by iustnes covering rnoir sh'r,
1hes ~ a sle.uN zone 10 luS tl.y-art', ~.
~ u. UN is ih e t'nn goa 3" iui A. showed a.
q $40 ler N .rso'; hHt tae ren4inuer OF tue
waieA droppai to &s and s. r3al nroi Sr,,i
r ..,,,,,,.t,,'u. w. .i,,ir M 'S u"'"H VI interest
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BIG H1rL or STOLEN oooDs.
What was fouad la u Young Woman'- II Dom
in Emsl HInndMnX.

For the past two or three months bur
elarlcs and robberos n Essex county, y. j.,
have been alarmiagly frequent. The FIRST SUI.
ferer Was neu. George H. Mcclellan. wnooe villa
on orau-s Mountain was robbed Of valuable
art les. ou saturday John Murray was seen in
tie house II IT. Wan. Jackson in Plainncll. an
captured soon aftcrwarl 4 dav or two after
nj 'rrt-t n" addressed ictfct 10 q. CstLariue
William. 80 L.ot lir.AlV-y. Odicers qilc.-
i'ini % bn ran of stolen goods. Sh'
s4lu tL.t A.uuaN WIS her brother, q
thit he had given the articles to her.
Nu' NJ thr tuiIg- were several boxes backed
RAYS iatn,r. who llt,s & watch N. pa. Tnsre
were " iti"cNors lifs + Caus.." "a very hand
So. 'aii ,n,.,gn4lnS Z" W., - k9appi a
c." m /. CO.. aul " Flor ideutincd by Mr.
'hhrle- ,nsuman, % ~ William street,
- oien rom his reside nee IN PLAN
cio'k; lnce window cur'uns; trunk
uf,n cd ~ 900 cint .lug waicn nat hrtu ffol. 10
from dr. li"rrr'a lawyer 90 Rauwa1; Lace win
dow curtains, underci1ttCs ot all kinds. SIX
uWhrcl belonging to J. n. DAVIS " New YORK
otrfn glta-. eir+dpt rosewood Jewel case. stud
ded with silver nitis; several framed steel en-
ofncr materials, album belonging TO II. Il.
knapp, Ing. n4rhfr OF BLANKETS, silk dresses,
nn1 velyel sacques. several articles wcro
new, AS rolls OF calico. shoes. and shirts.
Among the names aad inlnals found on
SPOONS, % pkiu rings, hanukerchiefs &c.
gre tho following Chnrchill \. g.. s.; \. u.
E'rc; lopson; :. j. knapp; :. A. Farand
Joseph HInsun; wilson; +. r. NJ; IemcN
James Mccarthy, Foster Il. Williams. 100 Perry
street, b,ooHlyni j.. NJ. Iarnns l.. ". r., and a
plain gold rng marked j. 49, to :. Thirty. eight
pawn tickets were found IN the wolnau's room,
representing property valued 40 .vcr one IA W.
sand dollars. Among the articles pAWned were
diamond scuba goid and silver watches, suits
OF clothes, ana Jewelry.
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3G5,ncss Notlces.

Public kotiCe.-We are the sole owners In thu
n!trn Siaer OF TIE lanes aud trade MARKS Of ths
flfnthElilsik X ChAfP-s NJ ard me j. n n
NN it'll tonN Sc F.tAND1. whlca lave been rcgs
Hn'a rutsuaht O. lhe Ata es of tn Ualted states
fsoAs uslh- ssl4 abe. ut trade ul ia to deceive
Tie public with sggri1l. riicc or f0-il.s nj ltleI
81 lfaue uarKr or using or r-sc. ting count. Ffes o.
Gated according u law.
ALNAlLp FRANCOIS Il co.
sole A. uts Tor
llper-iclGsleck Champ gne and
d. < r Mlrtell BRANDY.
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. N'LAiN -H0' OfN ON rhuridar. tue % hy m.
Z y, nr H,fic ~ Pnisd'iaAia. g. NrLuu ~ .ls
~ Nktr-tQN lGl@-At Sow Is cn,.'..N. S.. Ans.
g hv ihr l."v. H. A. Morgan. b.. George L. uuoSei
Or ~ per. TO- NNw. To- g., niLs .rr ui JJnu FuNier,
lrN LrEl NlICl. on ruc.tsr iu- . - thu
h"n.' ~ hr luie'~ mother. hv fht Pew =. :" varner
g. =, w.. ID. 4 l1 q 'u. tnilcH, eldest ga, 81
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MAKINE INrELLfGENcE.

uiNIATrfR- ALtNNA t-rrf, DAY.
sun Rises. Il sun SETS. AZ Moon setg 10 II
nseH WAIkL-rHG. psT
SfndY Hook ~ % Gov Isianale 81 Hen G4te... IL
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-. CITY Of Austin. q weston Aug 49, via Key wesI
Aug u.
-. tacsapeake. Maugum. Portland.
tou Aus is.
Bark aniiiia, ID ckinan, Waterford
Atuthr u-ht rivrr ana cOastwiss vessels.
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Pcrmnurnf cure effected hy the Stl' rla site
Iuss. Sold tulJ Oy L.astiC russ Co.. Csi broadway
Dent pny * i1r ~, n fe Tor Tln4fir Trr.s,
wneu the yes Il 80 Tor 81 ar 4'nN .fNl .ii ~ d.
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Rnsture Permanently Cured bv pr. Marsh,
" t.htNt.. 81 o.AStc rtp'E'l", haluruiil arl
Nesey st. tor House, oppn>ir' II. FiGfs thusch
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II the baby il cutting teeth, us.. thur oIs
and WSi'tuvd remedy, Mr., WlNSLOw's 500 iillNa
81 ~ T. yea ~ any facilitate the process nd IA
sure " regulate the bowels IL reieycs the child fron
pam, corrects acl ily and vino cole.
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Absintho DrluAlnE,' "Stories of NV Incle.'
frsu,-s ia tac Paper Trade ind me Afh-is ani
" r. ~ emo. enc good rhi-s. o. fhis wres's
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We hear this r'erv day. and whv Is this2 Be
e"n,s y.u Ate ...--s. Sashs Ii.h Icas Wal set you
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lhoee accretions upon the scalp which arc
l'f," udhtiui are promptly re- moved by Glcnn'H SUI.
plu =" ~ winch hy opeuns tn pores promote, tAt
f.A % AN"Nur.
Dic,-Idt, w
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Sery nj girl always choose tie soft lar soar
ncClW" T. w9srs and lathcr- quickly. - cs u.4 a. IA
does t.e WOrA without Mahte.--1 o..
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THE price of Nouplr5 rcctuar Cordial rlac, )
u Nl.AH tg reach VI all NAy BAYS lllApts, sSs-Ad,
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,boV' II yes Iiko president Grant, would be
obliged 10 work through pHrty Interested IN
every abuse, and the heir Of It's own HISTORY.
lie woulI have To deal with the party WI ch
created legal tenders; which cancelled the epiIy
provision Tor their exchange into intcTest-hl ar
lng "uds; which made the law that en1iiod
IrU. dent trai, to pack tue bench Of the S,.
rreme CDuIi with judges willing to reverse ifs
previous decision against the cunstitutionan'y
u IT, leg l-teudcr act; which, in every year oil
war oud durug ten following years Of peace,
iF slr'c. I've II Nations, put fresh HIM
dr. 1c't IA ts way 81 RESUMPTION; winch
Noiated rab,u-Iin-ly every partisan ana
every ohclM pledge f a purpose 10 resume
"Nlrh rrl--ued. hi cICcut So uaurp. notes
l-Hucd Niluout constitutional authority; which
hn. irius ended the war limit imposeu upon
siich t-slei, even hy the packed court'a u
'R'i tender decision; VIII h refused 10 deHroy
'nr No. c7 MllhfftWu Cos SECRETARY lI4tpW lre-
~ c'a)ie lnto ~ nY Hatlnual bank notesl and
o. nn Declined 10 civ security that tL0y
- .'ii loi he rce7DoI a- w,ic those with
drawn - secretary ID DuipcA; Much, IN
Mach pow sPieuAg plgQsed Me talGA VI
The Morning herald., 1876-05-15

We condense/ftom the Leat0h Regtaer the
philadeAh /Wanamaker Browns Largest
Clothing 2Gse in America" A visitor and
ttendantlfe the speakers:
Visitor. "What corner ID the Building on r
Attendant South East corner Of Siz4A and
Iarket. Please note the SIXTH, for some
rangers seeking Oak Hall, have been misled
oy designing persons"
~, i Ri, i PsI5lsoay oolo's.l' Do you know
A. $4,000 square feet-es on Market, and
$50 odd on Sixth, six stories high, has over
three acres Il flooring, and covers space ono. once
occupied by |pIs|!aan twenty different busi-
V. ADO you use steam -power?"
4. "A giant young engine furnishes power
for the freight and passenger elevators, and the
boilers steam for heating, and the other opera
V. "What order do you Jake with goods?'.
A: "They are first opeEed and arranged in
thence on the fs|ig9E elevator to the inspec-
". "Is inspecting the first operation?"
A. No, sir, measuring; The goods are hra i1fst
light, and two men sit one before and one
behind the goods, watching with the eye of Q
hawk for the least pin-hole imperfection, and
marking every flaw, SO that the cutter may see
md avoid it when he comes to cut the gar
V. "You must employ an arzy of cuttersg'
A. "Come to our fifth foCE and see! We
keep 70 hands all the ti4e c2Aing, up the cloth
into garments, ,-besideS RY6 machines that do
u dozen mems work cacfNEt a stroke"
DO you manufacture all your own
goods%'
A. 1--WE do, and most carefully. Our ex.
aniners inspect every stitch and seam, and
certify to every garment as extra-we!l made
before we put our ticket on it, and become
responsible for it."
dcal?' =
A. "In every direction, sir. 1t is tbe system
and economy we practice all t)le WW through
mat enables @ US n to put our prs gown to the
". After inspecting the work, what becomes
A. Before 1t goes into Stock 1t is ticketed
Every single garment has It's number and
other points noted On it, so that its entire his
tory can be traced without fail, upon oul
books
v" You must have 30 or 40 salesmen?"
A. "Why sir, on busy days you mayfsee 10(
the various rooms and suites of rooms
.clling to the throngs Of customers."/
v. "Do YOU do an order bu1 HeT by mail
Ind cxpress?"
A. "Vcry great. All over the country. ow
The Morning herald., 1876-05-15
A spanish stery.

A strange story conea from Spain. A
detachment Of soldiers some time ago dis
covered in secluded part Of q mountain
chain, a cavern which was inhabited by
robbers, who had taken advantage Of the
civil war in order to plytheir criminal avo-
cations. An alcove was attached 10 this
subterranean dwelling, the doors Of which
the soldiers broke open. They were as
tonished to find the apartment decently fur
nished. and provided with books, flowers,
and even piano. In an easy chair sat
venerable old man. The soldiers inter
rogated him, but received only incoheren
replies. 1t has been ascertained, from the
confession of one of the robbers, that the
old man was the cashier ofa banking firm
at Burgos; that they had broken into the
bank and stolen the safe, and taken the
cashier with them, in hopes that ne would
assist them to open the safe. During the
retreat, which was marked by many adven-
lures, the intrepid old man succeeded in
evading the vigilence Of his guardians for
= short time, and secreted the safe in
place where he would be able to recover il
aftcrward. When the booty was missed
and the robbers failed to ascertain the
place where it was concealed, they revived
the proceedings ofthe famous chefeurs by
roasting the feet of their victim in order tt
sxtort confession. But the inflicted tor
lures had different effect. The man be-
came insane, and it was with the ohjec
of restoring him to reason that the robbers
bestowed the utmost attention on him, il
the hope that when he recovered he woul|
reveal 10 them the place where the safe WA
concealed
The Morning herald., 1876-05-15
story Well TssA.

,,.r we're only given the
If Mrs. liipi,ht have story like the iOi'
kbance she III mIi ixilhin year. Will hsf fJonh
owing 70 % ecihnance9) ein
I've hsl marm ? we'll. really now ! haven't
much mMucnd'a 70 called year ago, and tn on
again ls,uxy ., wyords to tell you. marm. tor
No NO. n.own eyes could see hos dom.
Hos ~ m5y"d %y dear lea, John and me-
~ w wa hadn't -four to make batch
year ago We "'
Of bread bread night these little ones went
Ana naa,nn.rless lu"ul to bed. ,,,.r marin thera,s
surpt rpppt peep in the laroer' 'a"'A A'' '"''" .
NOW srsar, holr ana tea; m nerance cause has
and that is IS VIVA! ynan an and me.
,ou that holds the butter, John useo
ina. XII Xii with beer. . eor nr,rk for
=, ba hasn't spent ceh' i"i
twom9;n'hhsb h.,bts. is strong and we'll, and
kind as ,,,h What the Temperance cause has
Anu donr for John ana He'
.a 10 sneak along the street. feeling
SO mean mnu care r to- meet the folks he used
sif he dIuE C"" ""
to SmoM ". looks them in the face and
bu' .t.os nDs off bold and free, bos
slrps n, is what the Temperance cause mas
AuI dnne for John and ME.
or,oo those little boys went strollins
"'throu.h the street, .,, h.,,-. ona
,,,.,, In'o s"anly clothing on their pae.As @hs
"' nothing ON their 1eet. ,.ooL,,.s and
prt now they've shoes anu s'o0N "'
p' vnrm garments, as you see, o,sa hos
And that is what the leL'
"Dd done for them and me.
r.o .b;ldren were afraid of him; his com
'"G inv stopped their pay,
prt lew. When supper time Is o'er, anr the
table cleared away, . A..
rh, hnvs all frolic round his chalr, the
baby climbs his knee,
.udthnt is what the Temperance cause mas
done for John AID me.
Al, those sad. sad days are over. of sorrow
and Of pam. .,hr .,a ,
The children have tnelr l"lhei o"oA' snA
orav ' excuse my weeping, marm,-they'rt
tears OF JOY, to see,
How much The temperance cause has uOAt
for my dear John and me.
Each morning whe nhe goes to work, up
ward look, and say:
"Oh Heavenly Father, help dear John u
keep his pledge to-day 2
And every night before l sleep, thank doe
ON bended knee,
For. what the Temperance cause has done
for my dear John and me.
boston Temperance Album
The Morning herald., 1876-05-15
FINANCIAL.
WILMIHGrON, May II.

GOLD AND BOND QUOTATIONS.
~ ported by Craige. Johnson q Co., tanR'
,rv md Rrnk arg sixth and Market SITS,
The Morning herald., 1876-05-15
A MATTER Of POPULAR INTEREST,

perfect system ga rules Of selfmeasuremcn'
make it possible to please people 2,oo9 ml!e'
,Way ;;s1sy,; berfsosly as if they were lefs il
" suppose you, = hsys s at least half d01eD
A. "My dear sir we have more than tpcntg
each charged with its own business, and caGl
thoroughly organized, a necessary wheel with
in the great wheel"
v. "Will you name dozen or so Of them?
ment. for those who prefer custom made ts
ready made Th Furnishing, Department
The Shirt Nctory, with its busy machines
making our own first shirts. The Trim
ming Department, itself as big as many rcga
Receiving Room. The Order Department
named before. The Special Uniforms Depart
ment. The Delivery Department, with III
score of messengers. The"
V. Hold, hold! sir. enoughw
Department, with its bill and sign distributors
editing and ppblishingA business and popular
}Safadl }s al yonI fori Thc cy
Department with1ts many rooms. The Boys
Department: The Youths Department The
entrance entrance for ladies. The Telegraph Dcpa,t.
ment. The Chief Clerks Department, with
its book keepers and assistants. General Man:
ayers Department; Financier's Office, and
other offices of the frnl/ all busy as bees
thinking, planning, .exeZuting; buying, max
ing, registering, rec96i9g, sending out, selling
and in thousandVk kys joining their forces
to carry on business with the people amount
ing to between $20O00O anu $3OOO,OOO On
nually"
A. "Indeed it is forgot to nome tht
Cashiers Department. which handles its Us, ,Ool
of retail sales Oh some single days!'
V. "$25,0OO! Immense! Ihats.wh enables
tho house to buy cheap and seV Vchcapt"
A. Exactly You have iEst hit it. The
people throng here, knSEi9E that we depend
on low prices and imme1 Efales."
w." What are the -FOUR RULES hear sc
much about?'
A. "Our system of business dealing-1. On.
price, no deviation; q Cash for everything; i
A guarantee protecting the purchaser; 4. HI
money returned if the buyer can't otherwis'
be suited"
V. Nothing could be fairer."
A. Nothing. And the people see it."
v. "'Well, I thank you, sir, for your polit'
A. "Not at all. It's pleasure to s9fve you
Call again; and be sure Of the pl9Ee-Nona
maker & Browns Oak HallGoYh- East cUr
ner Sixth and Market" "
". "Thank y. Il! shall DO happy to do 90
Good morning"