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, 1877-04-25

shs has remained in bed and gradually ehe is be.
coming weaker. snd to iii appearances II tlowly
e5bing away her life. Tier husband and her
parents called in 4 phssteEan, but tho woman re-
marked that II WAS no nse TO do that, and that she
+ not rick; that the needs no medicine. and that
u II ssnful - do anything thai might In sny way
tie land Of the .lraf she ents verY fEttIe, and
n.an} times thn becomes rigid and pale ~ death;
i:oay has III the sppessances Il eorpse. nnrins
t!ose strange and nnsattrious Intervals, apparent
slNences of at Vitality abe rays her soul |onsners
of The beautiful lands she recs, with tha angels
and arehanzels. sbe aaTs she u Al ready and
and DOES not want to remain when lie i. in
trance no breath appears 10 enter The nostriir
Generally her trance laats about -four houfs
During the last 1ERht Of her spirit ahe Waited her
ttsser IN tancastcr County. shc washed The CHI.
t!rcns faces, kiased them, and then went tpto The
, 1877-04-25
a MUSICAL CATECnfsAr.


What isa star: remark uaado BY enc singer
about another.
what i re,., Going out of the eho1, during
sermon tor refreshments.
What IL hrsest Two singefs steadying caet
other when they eome hack.
What 10 singing In tlmss, Trying to see which
will heat.
What IL sympathetic mu4lc. Flirting with The
soprano elnGer behind the organ.
What y at.A.cat.oht QFtmAlkin Ia the organ
during Afo!ontaTy.
Whit Is I crotckett dteeaac which tho head
Finger always enjoys when the tune doesn't please
her. -
What IL swe1l1 A musical pundIt who t'knows
II AL" ena peshapt eonsfdesa6ts n,efe.
What 10 tho best stop to uso IN voluntary Tho
fn!! stop when the theme Is exhausted.
What u shake? Torture inflicted upon tho
btl!ows.boY who dosn't hump faAt enough.
What H. ahAyet The church treasurer who
shnvet t!ngef'E bill for safaty.
What i NATL The singer who allows tho shave.
vl0t[nist RAMS through.
Whist 4 tle' Ths dimcu1ty between thu organ.
fst and the chohstcr, when oae would and The
other won't
What is 4 dlecofd9 The choir taking sIdes la tba
dspute, =
What 70 harnonyf Dtsmiaslng either the leader
or the prXanlst.
What Ii the torfe1 Tie drink taken after ths
trouble IL all settled.
, 1877-04-25
CANADIAN NEWS,


1E18R Wkt8st& 70 10 1W&NNN
TonoAro, April .a.-A great hA1o Of horses Ut
cTystal 'Palaea Grounds BY Grand 4 Boa con.
naeuced to-day. Tho attendance Of buyers and
spectators WAS large. Among tho purchasers
were many gentlemen from tho states, aad several
animals wess bauEht To b. t4ksn 10 Knelsnd. The
catalogue includes 400 horsss o every description.
Ssysnty.seven single horsss and ssvsn tesms ws.e
disposed Of, the p.teee sang!nx fsom $40 70 $TQQ.
Tomorrow aMoux Tho lots o1ussd will b. slI Gold.
duxs tEattefa fgon Kentucky.
4 cass OF soms tmpoHancs has bsea betass Tho
As.5s. hsia .hs r.; " days: Asts q tho l.ts
asain.t tho conneclIfut Mutual Lifs Assurance
Company Of Hartford d recover va, 900 on !!fs*
policy. Defendants eontendsd that questions
which sts deesaAed answered In ths negative on
making application wers ans~rred wrongly. an4
resistel payment: Ths eass was tried BY speGsal
Tor Ihe heirs. II viii 10 carried ~ appeal.
, 1877-04-25
CURRENT OPINION.

Not slt tho Malna Republican newspapers are
backing up nlaias In h'. war on tho President Tho
,na iayes sai, tSts1. nd ,s n.tt gTmt. and
Mo.ts,n ~ ~ III. srs ~ H.. ssmc r,Ina
'nJ ha nnI,,s, u -, n.w ens.na @ 1 :. % e.,,o0. com
,"a..e, y, ,hero ta,nisb I al ta eoon msiis
fow ,httty leaders like Jim asa.no monopoli.o al!
INC emo'amens' - !fa'ath0fo" edpea' sDtm'''
notion that a rrcst pubjfc wron4 viii be- done In
e..e ha j. 10, el:st.a r5s.!ttst &, :, ~ ya!,sa
ststes b. would aaa M sab.to h. s!atusS "a :ey ~
CO.. ca,asssial s@S!s 'f' TIL Sp
The coraciepcs Of til. Nation has resolved that
troops lnust ceasa msdj,ia9 IN S.sto affairs Thai
i d fuudamental proposition. ii il no longer d.
eshele National action mu:s N Neorrsspon1 p wisa 1t.
Hhoeser rssists u fapsats ths folly OF csnate.-
Df'to "a. ~ IftTala tRtp.>.
psa w.ae n W lit 1stt:s which ~ n p.at ".
ing ths coufse Of tho President. Nf: Waie Il, Of
eoaisS, entitled to hs;stinY, eut il: philiPp!es
ss Af,rnham Lincof1. -Efncfnnaft GMefftf fEfp. i.
Nj. Hays. resemble. prs.'dep. llueola ia bis
mesaoas: IneIe - tno ea11s s'orasss; ne sah9
scttng t6o ssme tolsfaacs Of cfjtic!sn1. Tho saas
serenity Of tou,,,of. Ths countfY dld not cxpcet
i Mssa eS
q .eha!.etat, evsn mots faptdly thsa III. Iiaeoia
y rather eatly IN tha az 10 ratse The 81 tas
rhs %e ossh to hSfa oss
III hat IL. Ssa. "a ts ~ .l'satssa a
the color llnt !n uational 1olltlc1. We cannot aA-
,psxisss ny ~ holilnV oi6ce.-E&arit*fGn III HS
1Ss 1Ssa. ds"a eoarlsS lbn"'. W.
ths maxi H9uss. Fairly sacufed, he w9uld 9s an
, 1877-04-25


On Thursdny afternoon, while Mr. John II. Stone
was down the river lending hls 6sh.netst he dis.
covered In the meshcs of bis seine largo des,
which at dfst he took 10 be bass hut which proved
70 be species Of the Rca1 kind called the a.lon.
Nr. stone waa alone: and the sen being rough he
experienced somo d!fEcu1tY In securing his prey.
but few wet.dtrtctcd blows on tho head rtoducetl
a'utpcns!on of ltfe, and bs wan brouyht to town.
and Z on exhibition At tho 1sll. market on Thames
street, attracting much curiosity. The sca-io ta
eoyercd With thick cont of soft gray hair or fns.
sa s,taFss -. sS 20 mshss In 1engh nd % .ehe:
and face resembles that Of cal. and itA hind dip.
Gsss th9so 9.o Of sh The ts' p.otads9 soo9t fo.
ieF i 10th land and watef Tbs een:lion W. taken
fataoms Of water, and twenty rods from shc shore.
These animals Or hsh are generally found With the
With. seserai Of onF citizens, who arc aequairtcd
With the seal aaheries. rrcnounce ths to be gen.
nsno specimen Of tho sea. lion and anitc Young, AZ
they generally atlsfn lasne size. anl weigh from
LOCO t. 1.bo0 pounds. Nf. Etone intends pre-.
tefTtng Tho skin, And the binbber will bs converted
luto oil.
, 1877-04-25

LoNpoN, April 2l.-Au Interesting race WA
rowed At conatanttnopla April II, belwpen ono Of
the Gettysburg service cnttsFs aad csack boat b..
longing 10 tho E1 gisa guuboat Cockatrics, manning
eight oars. Tha latter assumed the eolosu and
sacng dress. and put on alt Tho fElls uaually II.
sumsd W champion Crows. The cockasstes's crew
challenged BY tosstng thsf oars under The Gettys.
buEEs bows. Ths lctsysharg'a boat Wa twenty.
four feet long, and the coeka.rfcs's twenty feet.
Tbs former was fully oas.thtEd heavier. but wsa
exguisltely modelled. 10 sYusilas tho rses It was
dscided that ths American crew should pull ten
oars and carry Aco1swa!h. and 100 pounds dead
weight. 1hs coutao was two tniies up the hoa'
ph9tus and return 10 an luna 2fnAry liAa drawn from
tbs uettysburg u tbs Yhose. The American crsw
pulled tas distances ta as ninutes ~ secoads; !he
uaity4butv nlsn won BY fully ons third Of nalis,
takinx the lead ater tie third stroke sad steadily
!1essA.lnx u u tae enl; Tho wsathsF On the day
oa board tho tlsttysbusg Witnessed thu race. Ths
htltoas came up - champion crew. uaess OF less
trained, but ths Americana spsut two weaks In
Active srsiniux for tav sysnL
, 1877-04-25
MISCELLANEOUS,


No vessels on thA lumber market yesterday, only
one cargo arrived. Tho schr American left Mil
waukco for tho Lower Lakcs Moulay night, tho
hrst aall yesaei Of tho season.. Tho schs North
Star rot foul Of tho seow Four brothers, In towing
out from the lumber markss yesterday. No dam.
aFe beyond the seow losing her sprttsal yard -.
NJ policeman on tho lumber market yct Tho
ssuRs!lntsudeat L TOO bus; changing Ganta'ns...;
ready 70 90 %. offering g. 50 psr day can gss them
It any time. ..Gapt. buninyton. Of tne
cay says hs y ~ in 70 huEt1 to 1n.ks 9 stsst.::::.
dock at Mnskegon, and has been taken to Grand
liavon foE sepalss:.. .The sehF Columbian to on
e ttSSt aFsIye shortly :;::n; y. ss9o Co., of 1sy
thcfs lnnbc. ltsdo. ~. Tbs elereter It Ambesrt.
burg, Dctroit River. Will probably hare some con-
neetlon with the Holt and Ensign line Of propel-
lets.: POM WnIrnr. Ap,!! 2i:.The hstHSt +
istt ja.t Monday Tor lifoek1iie cargo wheat, fhe
arat for the season, three scaooaets IN this port
not yet htted out: prospects good e. Receiving
Iarcs quantity Of lumber from tho Whltby, Port
Perry T. Lindsay hallway to b shipped forward
fhtk Rcb40n.
, 1877-04-25

a NIGHT IN A JAPANESE nm.
We entered The village, which was once city
containing orer CO., 600 Inhabitants, and PIT up
at u natiYc botet, kept In naltse etyte. obeying
the euetou, Of undressing tho feet, passed many
guests sitting on mats and making the ehorstteks
~ In way that would mike Yankee enFtous
evtn in n raflrosd eatfng-houae. Upstairs re
weHt. and wefe shown into \ room Whole walls
consisted merely Of paper, partitfontnz one room
from smother, hut whIeh wcEt setupulously clean,
Ordering supper and sou,n nativa wine, We wera
quickly serrcd by rather good locking naid.
served VIII "nd bit" patty nd with sops s.es.
plpes: efteIJwhieh. giving u TINS fos smoke, the
courscs began with 6sh, not cooked enough foE our
taste then eggs. CHICKEN sweet rotAsoet rice. and
tea tas remarkably dnc. and - tho eggs, though
SMALL were duly seasoned with rock salt, wo rnads
Eood meal. rsndcfca awkWafo " lack ot experi'
Setween the ond.. the gpess ncanwhils ps.risg
70 ssee .:as ef ae
Governor Ut tho placs aent a ConstaIle to obtain
our nsmo and !estdoneo, that ws might he under
thnt cytF spent night IN thu place. supper being
over, we took short walk through the town. and;
a s;s ssa5 . H. ns sss mso hid
Kny!'shmAn who Ii liz two inches in his stock
to TIC lIotcl our friend asked 1s five wished bath
and shnmpun. Answering In the affirmative. he
Have tho ordcr, and hearing a low and son,ev hat
sad whistle, which we had heard both BY day md
By u1qht In Yokohama. which. though It bad ex-
eited our curiosity, We had failed 70 inquire the
reason Of -he wcntlnto tho asseot snd bsouaht ina
blind man, WHO, he faa, was 10 DO tho shansootng,
Tha basa bs!ng rssdy, W vent aoxn. stairs s'a
to bc In constant use. After finishing our hath,
wo jounsd our gown and returned to our room,
where tho "bllhd Man " took u in charge. Conf
mrnclnx With our fect, llo knueklsL uh stl over,
pryIng tn between csusy joint and ninscts Of our
back aad limbs, except the region Of the chest and
Which, Aftse lie was through. made feel ns
limber n IN lc1obat- Tho snn rose nnelondea on
the following morning, snd nitcr breakfast aerred
on the foot similar tl quality TO the snrptr Of the
to 81. 73-this for both Of u, including our wine.-
IxdEk{f Ia .Idndn -
, 1877-04-25

there Ia not another Newspaper form In Tho country
as lsrge ~ ihat Of thu oural and there Ia nothing
therefore that can ta bought or borrowed 70 mp
ply, IN the emergency. the missing mechanism.
posing stnnrt and requisite chascs, 70 that without
pereertIble break shey may be able 10 continue
their daily tibtts to ti!cit renders. III The wide-
rprGad cunGngEation OF over fortY yearn ago, the
journal Of Commerce underwent tho ''baptlsm OF
, 1877-04-25
CURRENT GOSSIP.
TO pOEsY.

TO pOEsT.
Can forgot n8ver eAn-
Tho nrft time that met theef
Wee, modest flower, since that lone hour,
fDevef can forget Ties.
Forget thee! 10, ncver can,
Wee, wlasome. warbffn2 beautyt'
What would do bctcft Of yo1f
Where hud hoifer duty
Than worshfp thee, auttt Poesy,
Fair Queen Of Song sesplendenta
Ofeactl thIa heart thy loreiy aftl
Ota ita meek attendant
OteaeIi II how tbs laureied brow
IL wo1cd-ts won, beginning
W!lh what would aecm no Idle dream:
Ia It not ffee from slnntn2f
And II not this Tho Poets bliss.
Which Dod through thee dIeposes,
To make bis life noble ftrlfe,
its couch bed Of fotts!
CHICAGO, April, 1877. jos1ru D. TuRSBT.
, 1877-04-25
NOT PERFECTLY HAPPY.

And now Wado Hampton IL Governor, and tho
honors Of bis position and tho lAursas Of yictnky
clastsr th!ckly upon biz brows. and mon cheer him
In ths stseet. and thunder Of cannon aud roll Of
drum Crtot his coming II hs comes swenty tines
day; hut all that 4oetat help him paetaela when
hp Il reaching up hia back trying 10 curIa! tbs enl
Of vsgEoul suspenlaf that has climbed up 10 ths
ton OF hIa shoulder.
, 1877-04-25

In the southern portion OF Itaty goats milk Is
very generally used by tho poorer classcs. who cad
not afford the milk Of cows. This kind Of milk IL
frequently Required also by wealthy people, 1t Is
saIl u be et!eacIous In tho euro Of various dis.
cases. DIA]cult.ts, however, often attend eren
ees drive the little anfms!s about from door TO
door, and dcliser tho article dous up In lts oirnA
package. A case In po!ut occurred where frfnnl
0f the writer's. desIrtng son,a goats milk fur hls
sick chlh directed thai goat should hc driven up
osch morning, threc hshu of stxirs, and bc mtlked
fraud. One morning Il member of his family
stepped suddenly Into the hal, when the process Of
gnat.m!ikiug was going TN, and her eye caught
0na from tho nltur4l source and other from
syringe partly hidden up Tho milku,ads s!ecve.
II !: hardly necessary 10 add TINT ono stream was
both Of which Hefe hos1nonIpuIlY eQmnllngIlns.
, 1877-04-25
"oTHER FlEhS 10 BITE 'EM."
Aohr.faf Htrs1iek Ia IA TdAN8E

LAcnossx, Wt&, Apti1 .+.-J. X. brown. Land
Commls4lones OF tho Sonthern Minnesota Hail.
road. has returned from togf Of observation into
ntancaosa, extending over 200 mtlss wcst Of tia
Mississippi Hivee. Io bsiuks reports Of gsssshop-
pees that are anything bot encouraging. In soma
sections Of tho State he says tho psst4 promise TO
b. more NUMEROUS thsa last ysar, while In olhsrs
tho parasites OF liIt1s red bugs 4eo completely
Anni6ilAsin2 them. III. btown " OF opinion That
there will 81 no great failing od Ii nuab4f aaa sx.
tent Vt the pasts lhs ygax.
, 1877-04-25
TIE CANAL,

Kankakce fecdert 9, 900 bu corn: Ontario, La
Salls, &, 800 bu corn. 104 bu wheat: prop Victor,
La Sails. 4, 800 bn corn; Gypsy Queen, Ii salic,
u, 100 hu corn; Mlgte,. Il Sale. D, 300 hu corn.
CLkAnkp-S. 8. kImball, Lemont, y, 600 lath.
, 1877-04-25

Tho tthr reshtt0o sprung leak while 1yfng at
the Central Elevators last night shs Il loaded for
Buffalo, and il going into tho dry.dock. cargo and
alt. It would not BE- surprising II she wanted more
cnlklnR when she comes ont ttnn before she went
IL. Is tlaky buslness docking lDadsA yaAsel.
, 1877-04-25

Tho Illinois Canal has been and done Il sgAlns
that H. tho bank bAs been carried away In the
place It was carly In the spring, with tho same so-
suit, tu certain extent. Tha waser s 30 high un.
der the bridges that boats cannot 4et through ana
the YFYu1R WaYs
, 1877-04-25


4 feleeshment saloon In London has been finished
Instde In such manner - 10 bs readily washed out
With hosa. Tho floor Il paved, the walls are Of
Aa]ollca aud the ceiling IL covered with enameted
pbeetIton. When It 10 desired 10 clean the room,
the fuFnftura IL removed, the hote |, laid on. and
tho plase ID AMPLY d,eneheA and Hooded III, e.san.
prepare it. la1ee picces Of sl.ees.!ron xers coated
with enamel In tho usual 1,anncs, and were then
Handsomely painted In eoiors. After baking 10 &c.
cure tho culora the sheets Affixed to thn bcans
Of tho floor overhead. The joints nee rnals TO at
t'eht, and once in place the enamdlca plates will
last - long A. the building A!a,4s. This stYte Of
cell II partially fro proof and al ex,enses,
repairs. and dangers of lash and plaster Thcre il
no patent on This syssent Of ceilings, and any enam-
clear whlts, o. In pa,tefns to t any reireehment.
rooul. bath room, laundry. dairy, Of other room
where washable ceiling IA Desired.
, 1877-04-25

: EeAH AH"E1EEI1INVLI1 4yE1ATMs
AqIeet case OF sslf-prsdietsd death Ia reported
fEom nsadtpy, Ia. fow d4ys ago Mrs, SuAdsr,
aged 10. tuok to her bed aud said that her time wa
in aud Ahs would 4is hsfosa sAs s.o+e fsom hss
pillow again. Eleven years uxo sha told her
iriopd4 that In the year 1S77 early In the yesS shs
would b called upon Ia enter tho future world
, 1877-04-25

Capt. P. Langley OF tho schr c. ]. BILLS, who
made such heroic rcscne Of hts Mato Last. fall.
expects a medal from Congress- ffe certainly
nude hcro OF himet1f. md II anybody dsaeryos
q modal under tho act or juno 90, ~, he does,
au1 It Il TO tt hopoh he VII! get It.
, 1877-04-25

speedily ysa to ihs curative tuAHsncxa ef Pulssr-
maehs.'s Electric AsIts and Hands, They ara
piled By ths pstleut hlmarlf. Look, With full par.
iicuIass, mailed free, Addrss4 PulYssmachss Cal
yVuie 20. Cincinnati, u,
, 1877-04-25

6pt7d3 DFtpd1th 70 1ht 7H8uHA
QuE1xc, April 4.-The ice.bt3dye At capo
Rouge moved OF this morning without doing anF
damage, and tho river Ia now clear to tho Gnlf.
Tho ship Lake Erie. tho frat inward. bound vesacl
from the sca, has arrived at Farther Point. 8teams
cts commonce running to o.noFroW.
, 1877-04-25

Epfc3dI Wxpdfch 70 3Hk 1F11UnA
TonoaTo April 14.-btoaks In stofe In this city to.
day Amounted S0l brls -four AID $780, a71 bu 4ra!n
akaiuat H. 9 hF!s tour and TAI bu Of grain sA1e
tae last year. Drain dealers that Canada must
be al Importer Of breadsus before tho over
and tho harvt&k rsaped Aincs tha war recetssd
to-day, bakers have raze tho price Of bread from t&to
10 cents per pound loaf.
, 1877-04-25
pETRQLEubf,

cL1vxLAHp. April 1L-rxrxoLRrN-Mssket steady
md nr1t standard whlts, lilo teat. iac.
p1rTsBcna, April l74..-PkTRoLxrA-Dull, crude IN.
sctt!edt Sa4721 30 1t Parkersj refined, ise, Pht!x.
tcIphI& deltYerrs
, 1877-04-25
Port HURON.

Bp<e3dE D3spdsth 10 1he 7f1buH3. NV
Ponr HunoA, Mich, April 24.-Prop McntEom-
cry, tho Qfst boat from Chicago reached Port IIu-
ron this orcnihg. after encoonterIng considerable
obstruction. The Ice II working down towards
the river again. and thseAtana 10 block tha entrance
10 LIKE Huron.
Wind north; fresh.
, 1877-04-25

Ths 4. Mors, william Jones, TWO Fan,
iiss. snd 4. J., Rogers. ars chartered
for ors from Rseansbs 70 Chicago a. soe re-;
from Lake Superior to Kingston, ard odnr 81 10
per IN. No ehAnge IN iusees fts!ghtA worth ne-
t.c:nR.
DkTnotr-Tro cargoes Of wheat - oswcRo At
h!ft.
ttUFrAto-Schf TortaF, ]. 800 tons coal to Ch!taEo
at 4fic The schr Fntycf has a charter from Lake
Superior 10 Hardan 1sfnnd for Timber,
TotEpo-Neas1y 4 million enbic feet Of sh!p TIM
ber wilt b. shipped from Toledo this seaaou-
, 1877-04-25

GOD Beyynre OF sticky, filthy,
IOOD tnutlay coMponnas, n covered
FEWS stISr.tnrrrr'n rsctt e.tc9 .rt.sW eneF nmir
tEW8 pnlnt nni dnrb thc halr lar
'EWS the tisne nnd theT are po1so1s.
FOR hrnis ,'asssnss IL p"t"tys's anu
THE 49,. ~
|ALD tnr ns,H srnna tno.n x1 WIN 4. 'onan' o,1i,a,
.ALD tlst, ps1rc. rIcnn rosforntivc.1
lALD LyOH'H KAT1EAIRON. This
AND ~. rnat tnnte a...ts. o!n PfePnfni!om a9es
FRAY dcstFoY il. hut t,rln1x Il h.arL
TRAY to nesT life by. nntttTe's own
'lAY rrS9eDnS' ~ Ene AatnaiEom costs
TRAY tic. '"s q" wv
, 1877-04-25

THE ST. LAWRENCE.
MONTREAL, April REHABILITATION ID open be-
tween this point ard Quebec.
, 1877-04-25
MARINE
CHICAGO.

AAntyAts-atmr Corona, Et. Joseph. sundrisa;
stmr Chicago, Man!towoc, spudftes; prop @. p.
Heath, Haugatuck. sundsIes; prop Tempest. White
Lake, aundhes; prop Charles 1teltx, Aan!sscc,
Lumbar; stmt Muskcgon, MuskpEon, sandrlas !;
schs Kctchum, Ahnapca. railroad tics; schr Dan
Nowhall. lIosu's Pier, posts; schr Adlic, ManIs-
tee. aundrles, schf Tempest, JscksonpoFs. teio-
graph poles; acht Four Brothers, Manlatee, lu1n.
bef; scht n. Dali. Muskeeon, lumbar; schE L. II.
Mason, Kswanec, railroad ties; schr Lincoln Dali,
Nuakegon, lumber; schr II. Thompson, White
Lake, Iunbsrs RtlS Chrtstan1. KeR0sha, gravel I
Dchr Ftoreuce Loster, MAnlstce. lumber; sc0w
Coastef, Lincoln, luinbtEi scow Magaalcna, Park
et's Her, word; scow atnugcr, Ludwig's Pier,
lumber.
ctx4nAscxs-.schr soevenlr Pentwatsr, 800 bu
$1,000 6a corn; sshs Etna, Port Eo!Iorne, "a, 4lb
buwhsat; schr 4, n, Davidson, Milwsukos, H.
600 by wheat: sehr lsosFe q. Piane{. Osweko.
u, 600 bu wheat, atnr Chicago, Manltowoc, &lo
asy htacs. 14u Ereon h1es, and sundEies; achF J.
+. March, Dufalo, "a, zoo bn corn: schf D. 4.
We!lst Port Colbonla 70, l03 bn ueeat; atEr Coto.
na IT.. J0a, 60 keRs becf, anu sunt Flesf AChr
psnsaukes, buffalo, 10, 0UD bu corn. schr e. 4.
Mayet, Port Huron. II, 900 bu corn; schf Lake
votest, lpdct!eh. .t. s3l ba wheat; schr G. J.
Wslls! D9aAlo, 80. 600 by corn; prop Montana,
dd1tesi aeht II. Z. Cook, uarulin, 8 bsl. beet and
pork. Q hss dsled apples, and aunartesi prop
IfucsaeIt, Green hay, sandeiesi prop g. T. Heath
sag9asuck, auudrleai schr Aldle, st.. Joe. 500
cedar posts; schr Industry, st. Jus, 800 bu corn.
e1A pork, md nundrtcs; schr Bkylask, Ht, jou, 80
Kegs tcas, aud sunafiest
, 1877-04-25
ERIE

6psefal NspateA u zAt 1stAsa&
Enlx. Pa, April a4. "a strong west wlad has
ea1sn tho leo down the lake, efiectuay bloekading
buffalo.
1ha sehs Undfas, from Hamilton, 0Rk. VI. tho
aftt Tesaat to arrive ut Erte this season.
Ihs ash4 =. T. WILLIAMS sxrtvsd from Toledo
'a's altesnoon- She encountered heavy ice, run
nio2 ahEoagh 1t with speh fofcs that hsr bobstaga
a44 tho und4An.
Ths lsls 4 sptirsly ftas from tes st tals point.
, 1877-04-25

Tbs tug Winstor, Capt. H. Swain, arrived 1t
Detroit from Lake Erie Saturday evening, With tho
following scsse}a in tow, bount MP. sehra Norway,
siheria, Victor. r. II. Rutherford, Jessie Drum.
nonh, and Sweden. This IL the drst low OF nny
magnitude Tint has pas.ed through tho Detroit
Nlfer this st8aon. and, considering tho ln!tst
number At vesasls which have yrt sai1sd. and the
wtecktng work done By The tiny, It is quite remurk
ah1e, and spssta well for tho enterprise Of Capt
BwAln.
, 1877-04-25
TREl0HI.A.

cHtcAao.-Wara steAdy. at &c for coru to Hu6ato
ysail. Tia espacity takel foois up 30, oo0 bu
~hsak, %, ooo bu corn and p5, 00o bu cats. Char.
Nss-PFop Scotia, oata; prop Kus.la. uhs.tt aud
y,op Colorado, corn through vIA Buffalo; scbr
y. J. rsssson, corn, 10 Kingston Ut 7e; tchr !.
01ssa whxa1 ~ GoAsIleh qn p1lyatu terms;
, 1877-04-25

TURpENT1NE.
H1IAtxoToS. April 2+-Br1nlrs OF Tuar1xrlaa-
Firm, -.
, 1877-04-25

THE NEW YORK CANALS.
ALBANY. April 14.-TLe canals will 'bo opened
May g..
, 1877-04-25

Tho tug ufanta, Of Detroit, has been sold 10 par
ties at Leach 11Arbor. Hhcrn she Will tow ba.2cs.
This sehr Wsyne has been sold BY Capt Edward
Mayes to Chicago parties for 31o 900 cash. She Is
hn+ly. appointed craft Of ~ coo bu capacity. and
IL ONLY two yen.s old, rating AL. flcf. original
cast was SCI, QUO. but Ia beloved that she could
now be duplicated for S1i, 600.
, 1877-04-25

A nomunee OF NenItty-The Devices
otthe Queens Of soclotT-1aov Plain
Fcnturc@ nrG Made Attractive4 md
thc A1scanlshes oE Mature aFc f1iilieI1
" the Hvtfchery OF Aft-An 1ntcTest..
ing Revelation.
II our climate, and owing 10 American modes
o! HE, not one woman possesses that bod boon
o. naturc--a fair complexion; gift Without
which there can be no fcal beauty,
-, There Y no use Of rcpintng, hecause II II 10.
The sensible thing, under tho clrrumatanees, Is
10 sec how tho defect may he ovcrro,nc.
Clearly, In this matter, Art must be called
upon To supply what Nature has denied.
Docs fair reader max. Howl
:, To reveal that very secret IL the purpose Of
This article.
''What emit be cured need not be endused,''
IN this case. An ndrest chemist, named Hagpn,
has provided an lnfalllbte means Of making tha
plainest face radiant, and Of overcoming al the
defects which, without his invention, often make
llfc long martyrdom 10 lsiIes oi society. MI.
Hagan's
, 1877-04-25
ARRIVAL and DEPARTURE Of TRAINS

Ekp'aAd.fnN .qf RettreAe4 t1rts-t Saturday az.
espted. Sunday excepted ! Monday aHcoptsd- Ar
RTE 6looAy u 3 =. m. DAILY.
CHICAGO Il NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
Clnhl'St., toFntT NAAt$0n. an1 ut tht ttr1tA