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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-03
TUE
REMINGTON
SEWING MACHINE.
Pirst rremian, September s, 1875,
at Bourbon County, Ny, Pair.
What the Awarding Com.
mittee aud the PeO-
have 10 say.

a"eeAhs ssentbW
TLs Hose. slne-r. whesiss 4 wil,.n raA Ksrs-
itsi"n uerv the tosnIstiioss Gr the slsss-asms-t
preniuni. AMI ,hs canin,iilse we're sssninises in
fasaf af tbs it'nsingtoD.
Any p.rsin w,shing 10 purchss- . nsv s~vin,
Msyains should nut hay hastily, aud sfsrv aTds u
sr that tary had failed I" s~ III. iiski-iunst..S
Remington. u 10 the isiest is,enilon. aud cessss
nearer 10 psrfeeiion than any thing VI he kisd tbs
has ever l--en Uttered ~ ths ruhhr. fsy aftei
tion " ANYTHING that agents ,Dsy ray ~ y.u, sha
are inieres,s,l Ia III. ss IL ether MA hilss tuil
.liisfariian Is guaranteed In every ins,4nev. ,hs
MONEY sill he refunded 10 the purehs>sr oth.s
~ yayrisnt-. monthly, n d.sifed. tsrssss 81 a
dislanss xi ani IL Ia their advantage " rsa s'r
cir alsar., sni ksi liberal tsrlas VI sArhany-.
send full dcssrpii. vi ma hins that ye1 s!sL 10
exchange
The Rem ngtsn 10 the osLr Machine that 10 r..s
omnendvi by the ExsGrrivE CohnItIIE ~ kAA.
rrcAr ASD lAsSEsskk srArH GaAAsiA snd
klr eirular and srkrAl TEkss 10 CAsn krsf ".
slso Catalogues VI the eel~bsasi iiarlsf Rasss C4i
Pager fatieTns tr Ladies. thiLln., Miss .s.d
hoss thing They are the L~st AMI ss. -
nopie.l rai,'ns n.al. Isfss illustrated tai. " us
uali.-d fi'v " any slds,-a
J. cLARl A Co. Gen1As'..
is slh a., Iouissilis. Ny.
u - Churyb a., Nashyiiis. lean.
>. q. BRorGiiToS
Asen, @r fs,ie County. a, pss,llie. ~.
NJ nrGnrs.
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-05-20

tbum ~prafibrtfn Eboten in fdrhteyli
der @eiie fi& RIDDEN foutrn. Sei
isnsr 70 ssfibuoisn Nbfimmuna dbe
ben Sob 9ucptes, rpeI1e Muer NIuc
unb @sru&tuns auf ibn seIacen, rpid
Nube unD GrieDsn aus 1finer GesIe
Seine Nntdnssr usrlifssn ibn, bsrGin
nod lem NHrsrn. Sn bieIer WctI
erif er mad feinsm bepeutenbsn Ser
mSsen, I'm bic CUNT Der itriaen Gs.
SOluticndEe piersr su e~spinnen. Dpd
ale feline paIdRe, SIeinopten, BadeI
@emdIre uno irnfises gefBtbum, rpel.
DIES CT, has Cine mad cem Nnreri1 per.
faufte, rsi6ten nidt bin, UNI Die @slo,
eter BEG @efnrsls ;u bsfrierisen. 6,
rnuste icsar Anleiten MAIDEN, ia f&
betrisertiasr Wittsl bsefensn. unc
Gas einsis unr aQ:in earunL um letu
nadtes esben :u retien.
Dpd bic Sltns fir feline i1nttaten
war ned niGt srUb Bsnus. @stt
fut1tbarer fc[te i'm nod @cties 5trafs
ssri6t trefsn. Ssine eissnsn S&anbs
senpFsn flasten i'm bes Strebens mad
Der 0tsonbnfsuuns bee S5~nistbums
an unp fi';ten Jpn in's 0errerbsn.
Raum cret Wcnate mad Der 6tnrids
tune bss &Snies perboftete mon i'm,
aeraee alS CT i'm 8serife mar. 1etue
esitral@e 81 c~ertuufen, UNI fi@ ypr
hem bun8eltcbe 10 berabren. Dieter
irate ibm inrss eripart bletben. DEM
mad mebrmcnatli9er @efanseni&aft
fabrte man i'm CUR 3i9tfatte. Nls
ct tort nnssfcmmen tpar, mari man i'm
aue feline SGanttbaten unb Nusf6weis
funssn Dor uDu bif &C." 70 rtef mon
tbm u. a. ;u. oesr rem Yrtnssn SAM
bale umbrtnsen lief ; Du l!sbsf feline
Satin ermorben; Du baf fur benton
bes 86ntss Defines 0ettsrs geRimmt
nun Cuf ~ irl6f ben SOB als eobn
e%mpfaneen. Glenber! Du ipputef
SSnis weroen, Der 6immel If eereGt.
Dein IbrCn lOu iein tas S6afot."
Das lfbtere befisS Der 5eraos NIT
e~ttinfeIter &ube unp snrete banr lein
S@anrleben untsr BEN Serbdnsni6pol,
len Belle. Sein Ior tpurpe BON BEN
0OIfe NIT Fem Iauteffen Greupsnsss
l9rei bearIBt.
@ie l&uusrli& vuq;Os fi6 bier bic
6ereAte St:ofe oss DimmelS an ienem
S@anrmenl@sn, Der unaufb6rIt@ an
Der nutersrubuns Ger @elieiOn, Der
Sittlittsit unp r@ Wpnur1te tn
Uranfrstb searbeitet tatte.- WabrltG
~0Utt last ieiner n;at ipcttea."
Grrtissuns fulst.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-05-20
n.
Orr Gsn, if trwadt.

@eI9 ein Websn unb Elm Glifern
S&wetet hur@ bic milbe 0uft!
Nsues esbrn bTrt ibr fniRern,
@is Der 2eua 20 pisber ruff.
Strda&e. gaun,e, @Glter beben
StOls bic 8rcne anf gum 2i&t
limb Elm neu Seriinstes 9sben
Dnr& bic sanss S9Epfuas briGt.
Sn benz 5bil&sn, fiq Serburssn,
Gid tas liebe geil&en ssiet
Duftst iab am 2euses.R prssn.
TemutbSca has 8Gpf&en neist.
llnb bic 8G&s. StrDme fHne1en,
&aseipprnt BON 2ebensmutb.
Wteber ipruteIn fttiHe AueIlen
StGrfer brennt Der Spnne Glutb.
Go erpa&en piebsr GbSre
Sn Der neubeiebten Welt,
Stnseub ibrem S&Spfer Gbre
Der fe ~puubsrbar erbGlt.
Wir, bes erOBen S&Gpfers 8inber,
Stimmen in ben subel etnl
Sau&3en auf gu i'm, nt@t minber:
Yreis unb gbre ibrn aGein.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-05-20

6anb unb fibrte sinsn Stref1 mad
ieinem xcpfe. WarE Der f1 einen
fiaen WeuAelmcrp secaHt bate, rrars
tete pas Weitere nfGt ut> 1~oncerr (tlrs<
te jur lbIre binauS unb Folterte bic
Ereppe btnab. 3dren WeifeI unp Der
t9rIdnrsr ibnen sefoIst 70 bdttsn fe bic
betcm UerbreGef nod tn ReQer 9efuns
ben, aber ie mueten berSerle nod mebr
uermutben, bebbnlb bIieben fe auf III
rem Ylage, unp 70 setpannen pfe 1ets
ben, rpel1e tm 8sQer aulammentrafen,
3sit fi@ su entfernen.
nlsufel", faste alinter, lid bIute,
rrie eth OGle, Denn ib Bin purp pas
0br eeiboGsn unp babe mir BET Gem
Sale beipe NrMe Yerfau1t."
IS III iegt feline 3eit, raribsr tu
ipreten ; MAIDEN mir, paB mir fortfcm>
men, laste Warf.
Gilenps ftiesen ie bic Ereppe bin
auf nno e~elaneten In Ten bausFur.
FWarf 6ffnete unp maGte f9 auf pte
5lu&t, unp Slintsr firste binter ibm
ber.
Der Eutf1er urb Der Beotente, psIs
DE Dor Drummer 20 aufssfsut tparst,
laben Die 8erle berausfpmmen ba Ge
aber nit Gem Nebenbauie Ni9ts ~
tbun batten, aud niHt wuetsn, rpie Die
SADIE ;uiummenbtns, 70 Iisben fe btes
-lelben laufen.
Nenist Winuten ipdter fam Der
0drtner une bradte ibnen ben 8efebl,
auf GAG NebenSaus Ndt III eeber, aber
nun mar Is ;u ipdt. Nls f1 mad
elmer Stunpe Ni9is mebr reete, 1&idte
Orr. WeiteI @oar ben &utlher sur
pcltssi, um f9 etniae Mann Da&e ~
erbilten. sic tomen aud lcelef@ unp
teieBten beipe bduier, pdbrenp Der 9ns
fpeftor nit feinem Sdreiber nod In Der
Na6t pen lbatbsfanp aufnabm unc
csnlelben pou WOar unp leiren 9euten
lieb. als er fertie tpar,
lup CT DIR. Moar elm, aun fcleencen
Wcr9en Dor pem 9prb. Mayor ~ er,
IN. rfrb5!t ju rerpen.
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Sic fatbDliieben @ereine
Tranfreiebs.

Nm t9. IpriI trat in paris per@onz
sree Der fuibcliidenG pmites Jrantrei1s
untsr rsn pr6fpium ees @agcinoIs
GrsbtIGOfeS @uibert BON Paris su1ams
men. Als 8epnsr trat aud Or Ssler
auf, Der befapnte Sl1aHsr, Der i9cn
untsr rem Saitsrtbum als Milelisn res
Corps Issialatif rur@ fatbOlilten
GrstRnn berocstrat. Dies Wal sab CT
i'm futbOiIitsn CONCRETE stne llsberldt
iber Die ssifunsen FER osrIbispsnen
Ssetionsu pes taibOliidsn gsrsins lsi,
benz lebtsn GOnsrs6e. Die b%epeutenoe
Re 1T pObl pie @Iinouns Der tatbcli>
ihen u%niperftdien. 6str Ssler bcft,
pub bic S6wiertefeiten, bic ibre Wteas
umsebsn, nur ;u .brsr Rrditisuns btsz
men rpercen.
sic ino bod Elm eieenttimli1rs
0plf risie 6~ranspfsn! Sbre AHembIee
NutiOnale pOtirt Elm @elss Der Inter
rtAtsfreibeit, uno nab einisen Wpnas
ten iinp rpeniefens Ieds Mtuipnen
Granes / r @rinDune tatbolilher Unit
Yeriitdt.n pur6 f~rsiwtaise 8eitrdee 3us
iammenesbradt. Sc batet lsroG
absrmal5 nur psntee Wpnate, unb Die
Nattcn pdblt stne neue AGemblss, une
spar cine fclde, weI@e fd rie @srs
~fimmslune pes @:lebeS fir unteriAtss
freibeit gum eraen @elddfte madt unr
stelleiGt FER @sriudune. es %pslfdnbie
III Ssrni9tsn, ni@t mtrerfett. DEM
es III nur 3u sew!B, wte Der Cardinal
@rabii6pf am S6lufe Der erfen Siss
Jung auslpra@, baB f1 cine ttr1ens
feinblt6e 9srbtnouns crsanif,t bat, BIT
nit nebr 1s1tidlt1feit unp rnebr Grs
b%itteruns dIs friber seBen Die Sir1e
ppetrt, Die ni6t bloB paB WcnorcI bes
t5bern un.trri@tes fir iih iuridsrebs
ern, iOnbsrn aud bie 8olfsf1uIe an
f@ reissn MID unp ea5sr auf Ginfibrs
mig ees cblisatptilhsn unterrt9tea
brin9t, Der nur pom Gaien, uno ntHt
aud ,pl sinem 0rrenss pper Gcnares
aaticn6mits!ieee ertbeilt rrerpsn barf
Dabsr etmabnt Der Grsbil9Df bic 8a,
tboIifsn ~ fefer @uspauer I'm @irer>
fanbe sesstt bic Gnstife Der tirdsn,
feincIi&sn 8etbinbuns. IN Der 1baI
trerren Die Ratboliten ibr Nedt ru,
eann III pabrsn i'm Stanpe lstn, penr
fe in fsR seidlpHener Srpnuus auftre,
ten rpsnn itre Getnce ifben muHen
ea6 fe 60 NIT elmer robl ptseiplinirter
@a@t auf3unebmsn babsn.
Die frausSfiasn Ratboiifen babei
tpfentlib ntbt Sersefen, bae fe nu
70 lauSe pOn ben rspublicantlGen, Sir
&enfeinoen NIT Gusnabmeseleger per
i@Ont blsitsn, als fe ssfa,Gtst trer
ben bSu Die Gur6t auE 70 trsibt {!
cte raoicalsn AsttatUrsn uu, 70 unri
reriebliGer, ibr Mltb&sn an benz ia
tbcl. 3lsrus su fiblen, ie trenioer 4
fa 8sBsn d%uspdrttse YCtentaten erae
ben rfrfen.
G%arrinaIsG r3bii9of @uibert lprad
u. u:
.Wr be1npett uns in elmer oa
, GrifliGen 6er3en ~tstribeneen eaa,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-05-20

8resIau, 81. ApriI. Die bur9 bic
.leBte nsbsrldwemmune TN 9anpfreiie
Oppeln Unit Musl4luB Der Stdbte uns
@utsbe3irfe) peruriadten Sddpen fnp
nunmebr, wte eas Oppelner @p9sn.
blatt mittbetlt bsfnitiv IN fcIseneer
Beife fefSefelIt pOrosn: vf36 Moreen
eano itne total, oft uebrere Gub bod
rsrlancet 5erlS&ert ccsr Der Mderfruns
|bsraubt 73S Morsei1 Winteriaatsu
inp rerni&tet, unb 696 Mprest fa.
pteies Sabr Gallo Dpriberaebenb) er,
traslcs seuprpen. Der SGaoen an
DObnsebdupen une aewerbIi1en MnIa.
gen betrdst 27,34O M., an MpbiIieu
6042 Mart. An 0prrdtben iinb tbeils
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(5crtiesuns.)

Ginise stuneen psrsinsen, panu
lanste etn @asen NIT ben eefaufteu
MSbeln an, pelbe mit6Ilfe Der Wirtb.
In unc ess Gubrranus sure1tsefeui
purpen. Als eiefes sefbsben mar,
fraste Bse bic Wirtbin, Ob ni6t Elm
S9lofer In Der Ndbe Dobne. wslber
Elm 5dnseidloe ouf bfe Stutentbdrs
MAIDEN fDnne. sd merpe man6maI
abweieno isin", faste lis. ~unp pa sic
pben ppbnen, 70 baIte id ss Der Cider
belt re9en fir am beften."
"Dribsu TN oritten 6aule,, lprah
Die Wirtbin, nabsr srft pousn mir rod
rednen. 1as Bett fofst-"
%, pab 1T nidt n5tbis, Iiebe frau,
sic rpetren ia aaes gut sema9t bas
ben"
Die Wirtbiu mubts id iber cine fol-
DE O~benbtnbett iebr psrwunperrl. penn
sic ueinte, Uenn man cine 70 srcee
Sumuae @eloss aussdbe, eanr uOue
man rc& aud wii1en, no IS setlisben.
~5tsr 1T Der lleberlGub", {aste fe.
inosm fe ibr cine 9ln;ubl @slefide sus
rifsab. SD rperpe Aues auf Elm pa.
pier i@reiben, unb sic f6nnel, bann
leIbf prifen."
Def wanrerte 3u Gem S9lofer unb
beftelte bet Tim etn fr1ftioeS 66noes
ldlpe NIT etnen, aparten S6Iafd,
wel&es ni&t Iei&t na6sema@t perrsn
fGnne.
~Sa, bas 1T In isBiser 3sit robI
nStbis", iprab Der SdlpHsr, vbenn bic
Spisbubsn werbsn ale Gage freder,
unp h.an TT faum pes 6empes anf Dem
esibe iGer."
Jim Nadmittase fam bas s&lcs,
unp nun fibIte fe ia fasrer. % fe
am srften Gage mod nt1t fcaen fonns
te, 70 yrar fe iebr. ,bunerig unb beeob
fd in eth Speiiebaus, meIGes ber
drummer 20 auf Der Brcabway 70 1abs
lag, pab fe ras 6aus aberf@ausn
fonnte.
Die 6errl9aft 1T nod nt9t ba",
rnurmelte fe ; nes wire allp feline Ni1s
tisfeit boben, pab Sc erf am Montass
fpmnen."
Muf Dem NaGbauiswese fieseu ibr
3rsfsl aut Ob fe aud pirtlia Nnseiss
MAIDEN foHte. 1isentltd sins es is
gar Nidts an, mas Wr. Stcdins unp
Nart bampsl tbaten, unb fe fonntl
F& nit Der Nn3etse Yieaei6t unans
nebmlt&fetten su;ieben !; aber DIR
Stodtn0, BEN fe 10 ptele Sabre treu
ssotent, bate fe fdIedt unb unbanfbo,
betanbelt, unp fe fcnnte 60 ni1t itel
oas bsrs brinsen, paB CT 70 gang frat.
LOG ausseben unb NIT benz Serlufl
leines @elees papcnl fomnten lpute
Wein, fe rclIte TN ansetsen, 'unb e.
lcats TIM @efdsniFs babsr,. tuena m5s:
lt1 bdnger, oan1it ct BEN Dietfabl
ni@t na&fcrfdsn tonne.
Der serbdnsnibppue Wonta8 fam
unb fe beeab fd unt bic Wittassfun
DC tn has Speiisbaus. Na9 einisen
Barren fab fts wie efn eIegarter ga.
gen sprfubr unb ;wei 6strer urb Elm
Dame ausfieBen. Sbr Bid fog mad
Dem Na9barbauis unb fe bemsrtts gan
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-05-20
TX.

Rlintsr uab Warf errsiGten unaes
Befdbrost bas 6aus uno idlDGsn f1
Elm. Slinfer mar pur1 cen Stura libel
susert6tef bic Su9el bate pur@ pie
Sbrmui6d Elm srobss God sema6t
uno ben 5interfopf sel9rammt. Das
9an;e 9eTbt mar nit blutencen
S9rammen bspeft, penn beim 6aaen
bate er fib lberaQ an pie Mauer ae>
aC6en unp 10 niel &uB miteenpmmen,
oab er eineul blutenoen Neser dbnIi9
fab.
Das mielunsene unkrnebmen Ser
f&!e&terte tbre Saune nod mebr, unp
Der Cine iberbdufte cen @npern nit
Den erSBien 0Orwirfen. uS6wefee",
ldste Wart "Du trdst an Nuem bic
IS6ulc; bdttsf Du nt1t selGrieben.
70 mare i6 rnbis Su baule gebIieben
nnc lette bort in Jrieoen."
nIu ntuf mir S6peteen eebieten 2"
ltrte 8linfer, nDu, Der mid 10 I16nps
lid befOblen bat 2"
sd DID beftObIen 2" fragile Mcrt
uermunpert.
"Sa, o~erftelIs Did nur ni6t Du
BAT mir osn Safen seleert unp Nues,
mas ft6 an 9elp une SOfba.feiten pas
rim ,befano, mitsenommen.
"Glenosr Wl@t", ldrie Wart; lid
babe ron 2einem Sissntbume ME St.
mas beribyt."
~Gsusne nur," ipra6 Elinfsr /; LID
aeie. mas ih peib. uno pfrIae Did
rarauf. paB id Dir nicer AQes aus
cen 3dbuen reiesn wsrps, lOlte IS mir
aud cen 8Upf foifen."
Warf 6ampel secahte feiner Dia.
riauten unD flblte unptqfIrli6 In pie
lafde. vSis febei In @efabr", babe
te IT, unc Obne ron leinem Spieesekls
len Abi4iep 3u nebmen, rerlisb er bas
6aus unp wanUerte bis aum Noraeu
In cen StraBen untber.
Die Diamanten miGen fort" ba&s
te er; LID nil cen Supelier aufiuden,
bet Dem i'd neuliG ssrelen. 0enn i'd
etn pfafer iber Elm Ause lese, 70 piro
Ct mid niht fennen. Die 1pute or
aud unter 10 pielenI aulenoen ben Gin
selnen, Der nur einmal bel inn eepes
fen, pieperertennen."-
Der WOrsen mar nod ni6t nett
rcrseradL als Orr. WeifeI 8par, na&s
ben, Ct feline ApoptipeItern berubist
bate, ii& suus NaYOr besab. no CT stn
.lanses Berb6r sa beffeben uno jsDsn
Vorfaa i'm Gin3elnen eenau an;useten
bate.
Na& Bsenbisuns btefss 8erbSrs
muBte man natarltA auf bic 1bdter
eenfen, une sfns bte 2iffe aler Eerer
eur9, psl@e TN f&parsen BuHe fan
ben. Ste mar nt&t serinse, unp mot,
bielt ne 3ur @OQbrinsune Der 0erbre.
DEN Nue fdr fdbie, aber man faup 4efs
men parunter, Der In fr3enb elmer Be-
;tebun8 3u Dem 0prfAle tanp. Die
BettIerin, wel@e Wsifel aiemltd genoa
bsi&rfsten bate wdre rie perlon seres
fsn, cte Ausfunft eeten fcnnte, 'ater no
mar fe 3u fnoen2 Sc rpurse aaercines
eth Detective NIT tbrer MufluHuna Be-
auftrast absr 20 fcnnten @o@en Sers
peben, ebe man fe entesdie.
n5alt," rtef einsr Der Beamten, ia
fd0t mir bte rrei5e Narbe ein. Wcr ets
niger Belt efafsn fat tSsIi9 Elm june
ser Wanu auf BEN @mte, Der f& mad
etnsna perm NIT elmer rueisen Narte err
tuneiste. unb f@ babe bemerft pab Orr.
Wsitsl Woar eins lol@e Narte bat.
Ginntal mar aud etne ate Dame init
ihnt bier. trh fh hnIfe eA ftiht fir nm
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lieu uno alt.

aus 9umpeu granntpetn ~ bsreitem,
0arS erba&t In uniern 3eiten;
Dasesen warb es lGnsf erba@t,
Wie rtan aus Branatmetn Qumpen mad
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-05-20

fortseiG pemmt tbeils unbrnuhbar ae.
rrcrDen 2i65 Sdefel 8artufeln. 46
Sheffel @etreipe, els Str. gtebfutter
uno % Shod gtrcb. Der 0eiammts
fGaoen belduft fh auf $3.50 Wart
ercl. Der Damms unb ufesfhdpen. .
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1te g%ebfimnifpo4e Burg.

Cine Stilberuns nerfpirbtser 2ebensl&tdlale,
te f& tbetls in Der alien, tBeiIs In
Der neuen Welt entpideln.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-04
SYMPTOMS OF CAIARRH.

Dull, heavy headache, obstruction OF the
nasal passages, discharge falling into the
throat, sometimes proilse, watery, acrid,
thick and tenacious mucous, purulent, mu'
co.purulent, bloody, putrid, offensive, etc.
In others, dryness, dry, watery, weak, or
inilamed eyes, ringing In ears, deafness,
hawking and coughing to clear the throat,
alterations, scabS from ulcers, voice al.
tered, nasal tWang, offensive breath, i'm.
paired smell and taste, dizziness mental
depression, tickling cough. etc. Only .
few Of the above symptoms are likely to be
present In any one case at one time.
When applied with DR.. Perce's Nasal
DOuche, and accompanied with Dr.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, as constitution.
nj treatment, Or, sage's CatArrh Remedy
produces perfect cures Of the worst cases
81 Catarrh and Orpna Of many years
standing. This thorough course Of medica'
lion constitutes the only scientific, rational,
safe, and successful manner Of treating this
odIous disease that has eyer been offered 10
the afflicted. eodHWAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-04
RotnschiId and the Driver.

There ia good story told recently OF
Baron Rothschilds, OF Paris, the richest
man Of his class in the world, which
shows that it is not only "money which
makes the mare go" Tor horse either, for
that matter) but "ready money" "unlimit-
ed credit" to the contrary notwithstand-
ing. On a very wet and disagreeable day,
the Baron took Partisan omnibus on
his way TO the Bourse, or Exchange, near
which the "Nabob Of Finance" alighted,
and was going away without paying.
The driver stopped him and demanded
his fare. Rothschild felt his pocket, but
he had not "red cent" OF change, The
driver was very wroth:
swell, what did you get in for, II you
could not pay? You must have known
that you had no money!
II am Baron Rothschild" exclaimed
the great capitalist, "and there is my
card"
The driver threw the card in the gutter
Never heard of you before" said the
driver, land don't want to hear Of you
again. But want my fare-and must
have II" 80
The great banker was in haste: "a
have only an order for a million" hi
said. "Give me change" and he protter
ed coupon for $50 1900 francs.
The conductor stared, and the passen
gers set up a horse-laugh.
Just then an "Agent de Change" CANT
by, and Baron ROthschild borrowed o
him the six sous.
The driver was now seized with a kim
remorseful respect, and turning to thu
money king he said:
"If you want ten francs, sir, dom
mind lending them to you on my owl
account
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-04

NEW YORK, April S.-Cotton-Dull at
1870. FlOur-DulI; super6ne western
and State s. OOa5 30; common to good s. 10
as 20; good to choice IS S0a7 IS; white
wheat extra s. 0Oa7 %; extra Ohio s. 40a
1876; st. Louis So 40a9 90. Wheat-Dull
and lower; No. spring 81 34al 80; No. .
Chicago 81 20; Nos nominally 81 l9al IL
No. 9 Milwaukee store 81 90; No. 5 Mil
waukcc 81 II; no grade 81 o.. Rye-Can.
ada in bond 90C. Barley-Rather. more &c.
tive; No. 9 Bay Quinte 81 O5al OS. Malt
Quiet. Corn-Scarce and firm; mixed and
no grade 67a67I4c; low mixed graded 69c.
Oats Heavy; No. western mixed 3laSSc;
State 45a5lc. IIay-Firm; shipping 75aS0c,
Hops-DulI; eastern and western 1Oal5c'
CoAee-Quict; cargoes l594ai9c. Sugar
Firm. MOlasses and Rice-Steady. Whisky
Firm at 81 l9.
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Baltimore Tobacco Market.
80. ,o-a
BALTIMORE, April /, 1876.

EIItors Tntelllgeneer:
Since the issue Of our last circular Of
the LIST ult., we have to note no change OF
any moment in our market. Some fur
Their sales OF new and old Ohio Tobacco
have been made, but not TO any extent.
No news has. been received yet from the
French in regard 10 their wants for this
year, but we expect they will invite pro-
posals tor Tobacco contracts before long.
We have no doubt but that our princi-
pal buyers defer their purchases until the
French have announced their require
ments, as the quantity they take general
ly gives to some extent basis TO the
trade. We hope they will call for large
amount OF Ohio Tobacco.
We are assured by private information
that some large orders for Ohio will be
given this season by some Of the leading
manufacturers in Germany. The reports
from Bremen and other foreign markets
indicate that a better feeling for Tobacco
prevails abroad.
Although there may possibly not be
much movement in Ohio Tobacco this
month, still we look for more active
business in May, and therefore we would
advise our friends to commence now to
ship some Of the common and medium
grades, provided they are in good keep
ing condition. The finer grades Of To.
bacco should not be forwarded until later
in the season, as there will be likely no
demand for these sorts until June and
July. 1t should be remembered that all
buyers are opposed TO the early inspec.
tions OF the finer grades OF Tobacco.
The inspections Of Ohio Tobacco up to
date amount to 1856 hhds. The Tobacco
thus far received has been in fair order.
We learn that, according to a cable dis
patch Just received from Paris, the French
have invited proposals for contracts for
5000 hhds. Ohio, 1000 hhds. Maryland
and $500 hhds. Virginia Tobacco. They
will give no contract for Kentucky To-
bacco. The adjudication Of the contracts
will take place on the ID Of May.
Further particulars in regard to the
delivery and proportion OF grades are mol
known yet.
We regret that the French have not ia
ken larger quantity Of Ohio Tobacco.
Yours Truly, WILKENs & BEALL'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-04

BALTIMORE, April g. Flour Steady
and frmcr; supertinc So 75a4 %; extra 81 so
a5 %; family IS 75a7 80. Wheat-Strong
and uuiet; no. . western red 81 4Sal 45;
Pennsylvania red 81 50aI So. Corn-un.
settled; western mixed 63LIa6SHc. Opts--
Dull and unchanged. Rye-Quict at SOaS2c.
Hay-DuIl; Maryland and Pennsylvania
SlSa94. ProviSions-Qulet and firm. Pork
-$o3 OOA23 80. Bulk Meats-ShOulders 9a
9Hc; clear rib l9Aal94c loose. Bacon
Shoulders lOHalOHc; clear rib llsSall re;
hams l5al6c. Lard-Firmer; refined l44c;
crude, none offering. Butter-Scarce and
strong; western extra 3Sa40c; firsts S5aS7c.
Petroleum-Quiet; crude S7Sc; refined l4%
alike. CotIee-Quiet; Rio cargOes lGal9c;
jobbing 16I4a?0c. Whisky-NOminally at
SiI0L
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C1SclHSArI, April 3.-Cotton : Dull at
lSc. Flour-Quiet and unchanged. Wheat
Dull at 81 l5a1 IS. Corn-Steady at bic.
Oats-Dull ut S7a43c. Rye-Firmer at 7Sa
sec. Barley-Scarce at 81 l2al IS. Pork
Quiet and steady at $23 90. Lard-Inac-
tive; steam at lS9lc cash; kettle l4Aal4 Nc.
Bulk Meats Steady; shoulders SAc; clear
rib l2c; clear l2Nc. Bacop-Steady ola
l3alSAc. whisky-Firm and unchanged.
HoGs-Unscttled common to good light
81 SOas S5;itair to medium heavy s. 45aS 70.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-04
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, April S.-FIour-Inac.
sofa extra family S. 75aS 25. Wheat
Steady; Pennsylvania red 81 49al 80; amber
Sl5laI63, Rye-s2c. Corn-Weak; yellow
6Sc; sail and steam Coo. oats-Firm; white
47a5Oc; stained 44c. Lard-Actiye and un-
changed. Clover Seed-l6al714c. Butter
Firm; New York and Bradford county eX-
ira 4Oal9c; frsts 2SaS6c. Cheese-Firm ut
l9Xal4c. Eggs-Western l6c.
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New York Dry Goods.

New YORK, April S.-The trade move.
ment WIS light on account OF unfavorable
weather. Brown sheetings and fine bleach
ed shirtings in fair demand. COttonades
dull and selling at low prices. Prints un.
settled; Bristol, Richmond and Freeman
fancy prints reduced 1Scent; popular make
OF dark standard prints withoutSide brands
Is Iobbipg at SIC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-04
Toledo.

TOLEDO, April S.-Flour- Steady.
Wheat-Closed firm; No. white Michigan
81 2sIz; No. 9 do 81 10; amber Michigan
spot 81 &c; May 81 2s1Sat 2sS4; June 81 81;
No. ., SlOS. Corn-Very firm; high mixed
spot SEC; June 81; low mixed size; low
grade 5OAc; damaged 4eNc. OaS-Steady
and in fair demand; No. . spot sec; May
3T54c; Michigan SIC; white S9Ac.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-04

NEW ORLEANS, April s,-Sugar-Dull;
common 6I1a6Nc; fair to prime 7Aa7 &c;
strictly prime to choice 7;SaShc. MolaSs'
25aS5c; prime 4lc: choice
acc; prime to choice re.boiled 45a5ec.