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Till H'. soo hi. corn ,aooo but o,,.
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''!s3 fs' P'a;t ITCHY; .s! s""A''s'
IL. a's q. 81 hfm' refined s,e.
ss's's ;3 III; ;S!as. ':' liz: dn.i sstf L; IT.;
'ih inhn1.:st-Quet' oaxc. -
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Ss: Ssi: Si.; ss II Il, fs sss sa:S
s;.;.e: "a Se "''fa '0''e' S0' *'' and No. n'sss
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f*ntAHArott% Ind. Nov. H.-FLoCs-qutet ana
%msed' % ;soas aannsry T'c. ua-s. asssa1c iiye, sE3
Tkor1.s.x.-steady. shoulaar. SO. clear lib, &c,
;%s sffaa sF9.1ss.q 1sss'p;.
v.s.5c Sss: III. NON.
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, 1877-11-23


lsssIx-Common, IS 3ls pafe. l1s.
SrlNfTs or TERrESTIxk-2A.
LoNnex, Sur. .3..-FErEoL LAuM-ntADed. Ills ID.
LlNsEkp CAkk-h.A19J Jd.
TALLuw-30s lt1a3 6d. ........
ASrwKnr Nov. .1.-trrnoLEuM-31s ca.
AMERICAN CITIES.
NEW YORK.
Special DisoatrA 10 ne lAfenqo Ttt6urs,
SEw Yunk. Nov. 31-OnsIx- Very moderate move.
icut In wheat partly Tor exporat about former rates
Tor winter. but reduction VI llr per sm or sSsHs
grades uncr frccr offerings c1o'inR weak, TO- uo bu
M. 3flwnukcc Eprng at 4iafH@i .3dl - COL BIZ No.
2MItEaukec spring. deliverable lit 10 oth OF lcceber
toe cxrort private terms: ahot bn No. SorhTtst'
e.n string. November onoD. At sl,sth, No. Norsh'
westtrn sprIne, November option. ei.3tf@L1lfl d..
cenlhcF, s.1!f .33!a; do Janu1ty, *ia1stsl III pr.
bu. Coru attracted much attention, No. quoted
abont VI rcr bu lowrr on Mose liberal offer
tnXss utEraied mIxcl Western Al Gl8t1 sc.
ltye ocrc sraflaeiy and In faF demand. mainly for
cxpott.a It rm rates, No: wrs'cEn. tnas toads Gnoe
7d47sc Oats actively sought afor At further I'm.
prurcmeut Of hQAc Ecr bu; mixct Wo'tcrr y 100 at
a3!<aayfc, whltc Ho4turn. o.tNu bu At 4os1tcs No.
ChtcaRu o. DO bu anoEt 1t do for city rail-
road ilsc, l5,taD In ut 4lfc delivered.
pRoyJs,oNs-Mcss pork contlnts In fair request for
tary delivery unchanged ratta, alra Of tas e1s Vi
e4.U0t othef kinds dull and unsettled for forwaHl
delivery wcstcrn n1css very ta'ne. with SorcH''
ber option auot.dAt si3. 70. December. e,34oSt3sas
srttcF remainder Of the yrar slHiO 30, 1anuasf
Si1. 408l3.a0t Feruaty. kl3ao&l1.D. with no aaics
rcpvrlcd. cnt meats moderately active, hut quoted
generally easier In price, llacon In far demand with
Latca reported ot 50 boxes ionI clear At 74c
ateam lard moro freely dealt In for carly de.
livery In good part for export. but fuutrd cheaper.
Influenced III part by unfarosahlo Ecp0Ets from
CAcagot forward delivery moro active. November
opt,ont seller rrn,alnIrr Of tho yrar 1t ts.t74gs3s,
Janukry. II 37l6t February. sH.47h-sho"tnx FUR
thur !erllnet Ealca Ut i.ao0 tcs November upof 1t
:st ts',,..; j 1ss'ssst s 9.ss 4
tc. janaary It ss.a7tas.4a9, sad a7so'es February
1t o.. 47<2ss. a1.s. tonned Tutet.
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!ss'%sx = ' r; ~ ~ w. .... ~.
,.vess n.;a' ss1 ss,. pst FSs o.
,,shtsr onesine of accommodation. but dtand not Ut:
esn.s tor Liverpool ens.sennent. rstt.sd y ..eam
ported ss tsTf esx sar' saatss ,e
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ay: as5' ra 1sa sa;.
| prtsss unchsnscd. l.rs dal,r f1in fIDot54. Is.
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atI.9; r. GnIsaSo So Sn.'as s:pfis sosss2 e. 1:1s,si
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sTS4. sTSs,sE" g, !f,ssr?ss.nfts; ,.e
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9a!s tsrlFsi%s s .ssa eaxs. ss il, a "A' ~
| HHfFEE-NEsttFH. HAHi:s
, 1877-11-23

aitFEr-Werc IN i!aht trnutat n 31730t. 60 pes lou
''' Tor p'of 10 CHOICE sn% sssas1; 1,nx.
SkwYarK. Eov. zt-bExyxs-'teselpta en- max.
:ss SssT r sfs{ aaa t. r5a:
sst4 a
IT, fSa'fr Il. oSs.s 81 s Il - 1a. ssr
y: 9. ;1 ~ o!sa,1 .1 ISS5a ns ssI X
is .s ~ f.. %:ts e. .ss .s;ts 81; III ::
:S :ss r :ss $ssss ?s :!sS q s.
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s' %:s'sf s +: ;ssss
sc:dss sad esSs 's's .esht. sj iaH isis ,ssciJss
BUFFALO.
rI1slo Ny. ~ h issi total
sHxxr NJ. lAME-ttctIpt.:s su: loia! 81 !hs xcek.
W! parks. t .!S as ~ ,s aiSx; bsc~s sdpefsr un
iiSs:.-iieee9ls i ~; total W, The week lasoo,
sss* ssssy
.ttS,it q; sSgn.a fYasi ~ a&ss s1u'in1 with
EAsT Lth1ntT.
EAT Lsnxsrr sey : :; "a 81 toa.r
& .ss sse'
aiy itss
,7s. tsasr t, 20 se.a total taf three
St. lor4.. ko, lion. xo.t,s. srm, and h,xher.
'sss sts$::!s: !:sss; Rssts$ vi s'sh* 10
Ts..as a::a.I.a; leeaiax siss'a ta.soss:ss: Is:
stn1sscQuiet and unchanged, butchers. a. 1sa Is;
receipts, $du.
Tss 'ss'' Sas:Sst sss ts:ss s:Stsi :spa;a'e se
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ts,r l,rt,rr thu cld weather. fr ynId MARKET
IL nTurtri by tt' week.-mrs. nf r3rkn nMn ,iAn'e
l'r drrntn j. rnr 'rY lumber. thu HiS q whGh -
lren mur, rc,urr,I aluce september Fo1oW1n2 Afo
, 1877-11-23

HUI l'1tDuutIS-HEfn fAhcF moro ACTIVE. tnnu&n
tho erk1rtnt yotums of trAox sall for winters
aAs' 4hssA *ssS ~" os4se so.' e9sAaes stssP% 'es
ras buf fe de@lfs on TIC tnft " local opafHt0s 10
tranafct from te year Into JANUARY, and the marxtn
.na 7.i te an is,l The reecut Of nor. vcrs on1, T.
moderate. and tho adytcea Indicated little change
l,rolucts III Ltyefpool aud New Yurk.
'tr b.. st,.. -. ..,Ix. ~, ,,,.A 49,. L., A.,
Mk's roskIH@ more aetlts, Aaa ialea easY 10 tna
Fary part OF tc sssnn oat to 40 hhovs Tho
sa. ssss ~.,c ,snorr,i ~ "a ri" rs.h :, ", ~,
N'oto' e""s 49, '%lS' - - - - ss-oo'
i.Mn bIis sellcF SoFcmhef ~ s!LoS912b. 73o tF!s
se'|tF the year ~ Ad er!a sclirF
1A"aAt! - - .s,.." ~ 800 s e.ts. ~ ~
market closed tfeadJ 1t slLnsi3to Tor stot1 319tu
for SovcmhtrI 4l2h eTI}rf the yeaTt H. i743lL 20
, 1877-11-23

IN1UH-Irade Wak t1EFly actlVt And ftl:ch @cFt 4n'
changed, Thd provision tnAfkre WRt gtl0tel 'fDtf"
tlas s !!e savpy 9i ES:' ~, was ppassass M tho
which ttrcMmstances 1sot tho tcpre*slo III ihe mar.
kat tur lin product. Ea}ct OF ronRan t nrnlv ncnt
lla!n and hcasy weliNt pAcktnx hol. q !4.11s tts
Tht market rtpsed Hlart, -
, 1877-11-23

Tho Wholosa1a market va dull With seie.s stknR
recent PRICES Tho o1trlus reduced u about 10
eargocs- Piece slua MA qaotsd II e7.Ae0I1h ard
common tnch 1t t. 13D 90 Ths better gealcs Of Inch
vert quoted It $lo.Uhtlaun Shingles were quiet It
u IsNl s. and tatA It 9115. There change at
the ysedA. Dealers Asu busy ciliux Western orders.
vhch were sscayed IN tho sup1cf and sho shipments
eopuaus 10 be In e1ceAs o& shoAo Ia fovembcf yeAE
sgo Tbs daily as1es tal+ La tho AsxrrEata. Tbs
eount5y msTkc& quiet &ccouat vt the bad roAdA
but interior merchants buying lumber Ill sams
ItrE stock se " ~ broken. nd need " bs replica
, 1877-11-23
1111Y 0tlCD4.

Exw YoAx, NOV. r., flustaoas continues su!et viii
package fonscs and light with lohcrat cotton gon, In
.,mItc demand ami ttesdys urints In moderate rcquct
and 1rns cottoh dtrsa Rouds an 9nYhtms fairly sY
rr, wooIen goos Inactive. and cotton warp vo.ttea
coatusa selling low, foreign sotda dull
, 1877-11-23

CLEVELAND. o., Nor. 1I-rErnnLErx - Narket
unctsnRods standard white. ITO tcss, i2Hc.
, 1877-11-23

TURpESTfNE.
WILMINGTON. Nov. .-srIAira TrRrEyrtNs-Flrn,
1QG.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-03-29
NOTICE.

4 LII persons indebted to me for past
n IN ,,lical services will please come
tpl ward and settle either by payment
CA note. Further, / will inform my
friends that owing to the cash system
adopted by the country, will be com
PEELED to adopt the same system; and
hereaf er no call will be responded to
unless some satisfactory arrangements
are made for the payment of same
w. ii. .KIRKMAN, NJ. D.
Lake Charles January g, 1875.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-03-29
THOMAS h. FERREN

LAKE CHARLES, La.
Would respectfully announce to the
patblic that he Is prepared to take con-
tracts for all building, repairing, etc, /,
in his line, and will guarantee satisfac-
tion in all work rendered him.
A share of the public patronage is
respectfully solicited.
Sept 81, lS72-ly-.Iuly Is, 875.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-03-29

Ian .UAGtiS
Are practically taught by exre fenced Profess
sors. Persons from fI'e"n . fity years ag
attend. In trurtion given priva ely To a.
student. WHO has u sep rate desL 10 iinPel
and is nut through II thorough and s,step,a &c
arse of business t'ansa ctians t quality hun
for he situation he in ends to tll Persons
who b We neg ted II cir educa-ion can .he,e
>peedi prepare fer business Of any kind b
dent 'rFm country can boa d IN the family
OF the Principal.
TnRMs-Thirty Ter cent. less than o,h.,
Commercial Colleges in this ritv
Cost OF full commercial course only $ltr.
Av rage time three t. four months.
The pripe'ra has been = professit nal teacher
IN New rleans sin 1851
For circulars, address
W. BihCKMAN.
Oct ls. New GsLEAss, IA,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-03-29
j. Cornelius Munday, VI d.,

HAVING permanently located IL
III Lake Charles, offers his PROBES
sional services 10 the cit zens OF til"
town and surrounding country i'll the
practice Of Medicine, Surgery and
Obstetrics.
Calls promptly attended either day
or night. Office and reside ace, on Bil
DO street. near telegraph Office.
Jan lS--tf
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-03-29

And the same rates from New Iberia
to Lake Charles. 50 TBS baggage al
lowed to each seat. 20 per cent dednc-
ton on round "trip to either point.
STAGE OFFICE at Lake Charles, at j.
w. Bryan s store, corner Courthouse
Square.
July Is, 1875-y
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-03-29
u. =. MAIL STAGE ROUTE.
Lake Charles and New Orleans.
SCHEDULE OF ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES

Leaves New Iberia Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, at 6 A. NJ; arrives
at Luke Charles next days at r. NJ.
Leaves Lake Charles Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at 6 A. NJ. ;
arrives at New Iberia next days at 8
p. NJ
New. light and comfortable. mail
coaches, will carry passengers ut the
following rates:
From Lake Charles to Henry
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-03-29
LOOK HERE! NEW STORE

7 have inst opened new store III
i Lake Charles. on Front street. north
corner OF Courthouse Square, with 4"
new and large stock OF Dry Goods,
Groceries Boots. Shoes, Hats, Catts.
Fancy Dress Goods, Notions, Hard
ware, Cutlery, Crockery Ware. etc. etc
will keep veiything needed IL TIN
market, and my motto will be " Inv.
and let live
/ respectfully request the pnblic t."
examine my stock and prices.
G. 7. HAMPTON.
Feb. Is, IS77-Ey
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-03-29

Having associated lanes E. Bilbo in
the business OF the above firm, all
Patroas of Hnsbantlry will be furnished
ut cost, freight and the usual per cent.
Terms, Cash.
Lake Charles La, Jan %, l677--tf
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-03-29
BILLIARDS /! BILLIARDS /.
AT
JOHN DILLON'S.
On Public Square and Corner of Ward
Alley.
Lake Charles, Louisiana.

wos,lei respectfully inform those of
my fIIend both here and at ~ distance,
who l.lve any expectation OF getting
thirsty, that have jnst received most
complete assortment of Pure Liquors
ever imported to Lake Charles, which
4 am DESTROYS OF selling lat wholesale
and retail ut prices to justify bothselle'
andbuyei. My wines and ,brandies,ilre
" surpassed, and my. WHISTLES ''tIie
Simon pure " Before leaving f Wi ht
sure and call around and take q r4lrii d,
farewell. Lager beer, Scotch ar IL
porter constantly on hand. ap4u4t
TOWN LOTS FIR SALE.
E7LvETowN LOTS SITUATE Mt
TOWN OF LAX. CHARLES,
ELIGIBLE FOR BUILDING PURPosES
TERMS EASY.
Persons DESTROYS of pnrcha ing ran anp,,
10 Is. a. rAfkCHfLp
Nibic.t's Rluf.
or to J. W. BRYAN
lake Charles, La.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-02
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. .
oRDERs-rHE MoNoN9AHELA PREPARING F01
sEA-TYE NAVAL CADETS
1

oBDgRs-rHE MoNoNeAHELA PREPARING Fo1
sEA-TYE NAVAL CADETS.
WAsnlSGroN. August /, 1871
Lieutenant N. r s. Mckenzie has been detached
from the Pensacola ut Marc Island Navy Yard and
placed waiting orders. Medical Inspector David
Kndleburg has been detached from duty as member
OF the Retiring Board aud ordered TO the Mouongahela
and upon her arrival At tho Asatic station be will DO
regarded as fleet surgeon OF that station Surgeon
Joseph Hugg has been dc ached from the Monongahcla
and ordered to tho Naval Hospital at Chelsea, Mass,
In place Of Surgeon J. N. Flint detached from that
hospital and placed on waiting orders Acting
Assistant Surgeon j. N. Coonan has been
detached from tho Monongahca and placed on waiting
orders. Passed Assistant Surgeon NJ ID. Jones has
been ordered to the Monongahcla. Passed Assistant
Engineer James Entwisc been ordered TO tempo
rary special duty Assistant TO Chief Engineer Hen
dcrson ut the Morgan Iron Wcrks, New York Gunner
William A. Fcrricr has been ordered to tho Receiving
ship Franklin at Norfolk
THE MOyoyGAHELL
The United States steamer Mononsnhca being
1 ed out at New YORK. will be ready for about the
LIST Of september and will thereafter sail for the
Asiac station where she will tho gshp relicv-
ing the Tennessee. Several cadet midshipncp, who
finished their academic course In June last, have been
ordered to her for the purpose Of serving two years
before graduating Their names arc:-Water N.
Constant, Frank b. Case, William Il Rush and Alfred
I.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-02

TALK WIN Mr.. BfGGAR.
Ny conversation with Mr. Bigsnr was OF snort durs-
tiop, for he Is a sharp. brusque speaker
.'lhe present House OF Commons he said us .
thorough aud admitted sham IL cannot possibly do
can be otherwise when real business 10 pot oil
bed."
conRKsroxprxr-can yoa give some instances OF
Parliamentary Incompetence
NASTY LEGISLATION.
Mr. BiGGAR-Picniy Last yoar . cattle Dill was
passedan the middle OF night tho effect Of which was
to throw the local Irish rates an expenditure which
Imperial Excheauer sec then, what vas dOne In ref
erencc the purchase OF the sucz Canal full dis
cusslon promised every part OF this scheme 10
the details OF which apart from general question
OF policy, many members werc opposed. Yet she four
millions Of money required were voted at two o'clock
CoxREsroxDExr-You arc not wholly satisfied with
the present home rule parry
others are Iukewarin, but tho great thing blanc 10
the tendency of 80 many OF our members 70 become
absorbed of the English parties THIS may surs
the vanity OF some talented gentlemen, anxious for
orstorca fame, and therefore desrous of cutvating
my idea OF our duties. We ought to keep ourselves
completely apart, distinct aud independent
A WITH MR. POWER.
Mr. O'Cennor Power did not think II necessary to
intcrrogate ut any length.
CoRKEsPoN pEST-You cordially approve Of tho action
OF Messrs. Parneil and Bggary
Mr. PowER-Most cordially.
commemorative disbelicve In tho policy Of
Mr.. PowKR-whon the English Parliament Is con-
catory 10 ought 10 DO polite 20 them but II Is
equally our duty AZ on tho Of
nation to return insoonce Tor insoIcncc, blow Tor
blow.
CoKREsroSpsxr-You arc not one OF those, theu,
who care Tor the opinion OF the English Parliament?
MIR. PowEK-rhe opinion Of tho English Parliament
is nothing 1t Is our IRISH constituents wo ought
10 solely think or
Such is the obstruction policy. II has created 40
m UGH enthusiasm Ia Ireland AZ anger IN England AZ
the general election there ~ certain 10 he dis
tinct Parne and Bggnr party, and there Can be little
doubt tuat they Will find many supporters With
body Of twenty thirty home rulers, determined IN
character and pledged TO oUstruct all business tho
English Parliament WILL indeed, present spectacle 10
make an gels weep
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-02
-
BURGOYNE'S SURRENDER.

SARATOGA, N. Y, August ], 1877.
The Saratoga Monument ASSOCIATION met here to-
day, with Governor Seymour In tho chair. Arrange
mcnts were made for carrying through celebration
oil the centennial Of Burgyncs surrender at Schuyler
vio on October IL. Governor seymour advised tho
holding Of preliminary meetings two or tnrco days
before and that efforts be made to bring in people
IRON the Upper Hudson to celebrate The event lilo
subscribed 500 for expenses aud ID. A. Billiard, Of
Schuyl ervlc, added tho same amount. 10 addition 70
which pledges we're made ormuch moro from persons
not present Two natives Of Saratoga county, residing
West, have given $500 W. l.. stone, T.. +. Billiard
and Y. c. Ford tho Committee on Invitation, were
directed to invite the President and hts Cabinet ana
the Governors Of all the States to attend
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-02
COMMITTED FOR ARSON.
MIpDLKrowS, n. Y, August I

MIpDLErowS, n. Y, August I, 1871
frank W. Clark, twcnty-thrcc years oil age, wns
day examined nj Goshen tho charge OF arson, for
setting Gre to his fathers storchouse In Chester 70
obisia the insurance goods In which he inter.
ested lie was held to the action OF tho Grand
Jury and committed without Dali. Two clerks who
slept adjoining store, which also burned,
barely escaped with their lives. Tue testimony elected
indicates that Clark had accessories ~ the decd.
Clark was thought TO be OF religious turn OF mind,
anu has heretofore borne . good character He bo-
longs TO an excellent family bsiief v gamma
around that ha 10 out Of hle right mind
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-02
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON August I, 1877
By direction OF the Secretary OF War Captain f. NJ
Wright, Ordnance Department has been ordered to
report In person to MAJOR General Hancock command
ing Military Division OF the Atlantic Tor temporary
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-17
our own Grantl,no:l.er.
Edlloss IntOllIscncer,

EhIloS ihIeluHcnCeI
We cut out "YicA'p. HModern Grand.
mother" and pasted 1t in our scrap book
TO show TO our modern grandmother. We
can imagine her smile Of quiet ampse.
ment as she reads it. We cannot but
think that Vic possesses one Of those
modern grardmothers other own dcscrip.
tion, or she could not have portrayed her
so perfectly. Our grandmother wears no
lrizses, nothing but a little stray curl Of
beautiful white hair that falls over the
iorhead nnawarcs, no paint, nor oriental
cream does she use, ali no! (But we must
confess when she visits us she Is aIways
in search Of a little four. OF course, the
wrinkles do peep out, but 10 US Il seems
every furrow has it's own little story Of
how much has been accomplished in this
lie. Why, We used to, when children,
think "Grandma's" teeth eco pretty Just
because she did show them when she
laughed, certainly they were not her own
but, like the burrows on her brow, they
reminded US that time was stealing gently
DER her. As to the smallness Of her feet
all we can say, we often wish that she pos.
sessed smaller ones; then, perhaps, her
grand children would have had the same
blessing bestowed upon them. The idea
of our grandmother not being called
grandma everybody loves to call her
grandma, not only her twenty grand
children, but everybody seems to think
they have a right to do so. Then, she
wears black satin dresses, too, and such
laees. We have admired those laces 40
much until, with a blessed smile, grand.
ma says stake them, and do wear
them for my sRke.n She wears
two pair OF specs ~ a general thing, one
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-17

pair to see with aud one pair on hertole.
head. We never could guess Why che
placed them there. Oh yes, she d one Of
those good old grandmolhers Of olden
times, that could come out Of her quiet
home, not the silent grave, and confront
the ones Vicspeaks Of in their youthful
hippaney. We once heard little boy
remark that The first year he was born he
had four grandmothefa, and he guessed It
was the best year Of his life. Then such
n delight IS Il Is to visit grandma, espe-
cially II she lives In the country. OF
course, the chairs are very stiff backed,
and stand with funerAl.like precision
along the wall; the bed posts are very
high, and the gay chintE Curlains
hanging around the bed look very
odd to us. Yet even the noun.
tain scenery on the wall paper has q
charm Tor US, because Il IL in grand.
mas house, then there Is grandma her.
self moving abont with such quiet,
happy smile, and 40 many "iunny wordsn
for little ones; and there 10 always 80
much mysterious ginger bread, We often
wonder where It comes from. But dear
me, here We are bearing with great dig.
nifty the thought that we are The Oldest q
those twenty grandchildren, and 90 much
expected Of US, because our mother wac
very much like Ourgrandmother, and We
claim to be altogether like our mother,
We would like to say one word Of the
quiet old grandfather, who thinks che Is
like unto the blessed ones, but grandma
has taken up 80 much space already we
will not this time. II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-17
schenck's PuImOnic Syrup for
the Cure OF Consumption,
Coughs and C'OItia.

The virtue Of this medicine is that II
ripens the matter and throws Il out Of the
system, puriGes the blood, and thus effects
a cure.
SCuREcK's SEA WIRED TOXIC, FOR THE
CURE OF DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, dc.
The Tonic produces healthy action OF
the stomach, creating IN appetite, forming
chyle, and curing the most obstinate cases
Of Indigestion.
SCHENcG's MASDRAKR Pills, FOR THE
CURE OF LAYER COMPLAINT, &c.
These Pills are Alternative, and produce a
healthy action Of the liver, without the
least danger, as they are free from calomel,
and yet most eflicacious In restoring a
healthy action OF the liver.
These remedies are n certain cure for
Consumption, US the Pulmonic Syrup
ripens the matter and puriGes the blood.
The Mandrake Pills act upon the liver, ere.
ate healthy bile, and tGmOve all diseases
Of the liver, often cause Of ConSumption
The Sra Weed Tonic gives tone and
strength to the stomach, makes GOOD di.
gestion, and enables the Organs to form
good blood; and thus creates q healthy cir.
culHtionot healthy blood. The combined
action OF these medicines. MS thus explain.
Cd, Will cure every case OF Consumption, II
taken in time, and the use Of the medicines
peneveTed in.
DR.. schenck is professionally at his prln.
cipal Office, corner SIXTH and ARCH S7s.,
Philadelphia, every Monday, where all let.
tiers Tor advice must be addressed. cod