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The New York herald., 1878-07-03
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Sales Of spot cotton.-
o,..nmn,,o, To-day Last Ess"i"s. 1q.,s ,,
u'Sn'n.....-....-.........-. SO 81
Delivered on eons:c. $50 bales $50 @ FOR ,a,n9s
delivery sales we're as alter two
Au.rs, e s.s' % :. At goo a. \ e -" 700 At At
i5ss ,s sspssmSsr 500 Il a5s 800 LIE 500 Al
bsss%sss 80 !. ~. ,cass 90 = i
sa aSo S5's IS" % p 4, to i~s r $500 :, Zoo
500 !. iIsas: 800 !.
SO sSS !; iisss is 80 s'' 49, rs5s
500 al II sse 500 Il e zoo 90 At sIs
s >. + sv.@s loo q. ,ee os.sosr 400 800
ls sss9S s Fserusry 100 q, i 2s 100 At Hole To,.
49, HGSs sslsE r. ios w
Ts.. sss bale. This day last week al This day last
BY so%
.s.% s%saff Js % ''sa s Sy
sa RS To Liverpool BY steam, & by SAIL iae4d,
3 4sops% Cold % a sa ana entirely
~ ssae! 'ssasS ss1s hr%
6's and sf' H. IT, aos * s4as
ess . Il 20 Ms''sns sas al %
for ssss potash s' wa. s Sc
ss 70 Iodine quoted QaisfsilSsr Was a tod
sss io:aea s'a oiS,S. vas s'sss sss.sa "
for sr"'sa y r.4se acid rss
quoted !. $4s gold for sry,s. ana 4e AZ
ssnss. root was quoted SOC or Western aud
Sss. y: quoted a. 1:aasd y Sss .ps;
eo~ds@s fa'ssd IN SS . and Doe S'a tor
5ss Soc sss ior .ss Ss,
&c. or essss sayrSaa s wss =. sr ana
4s ss.ssa. ssc..s us'ss ass, 30
e., sr, large =; ana
.%:. :ss ss;:a s:s :sds.s
s. % s- and ss a AaS q'sa I: IS 81 L S.
wskian Ehub.IS quiet prices ranging from Sc
@ IA ". sr
~ ie.sc I. lsc gold according 70 package Seeds
" safs ss Ts:
%yn. as y 7o Ens.S 81 S.
domestic, domestic, ~ 4S oa,swsy -Dasca, ar.. I0,sc do.
s. Sa,eh s e ego. .'s" a"o;.e Il
= w.s aas "a = a. a. ioc 49, Tonss beans and
"x. s.a e 10. ~a
81 r'1s''.:s Ds.:s ss:''s s.s %.a
w.. s. T., "-1 D Susi sv was ' aas. ssss
SOS Per ton. GsntiAa root ~.. ou,si At M.c. = 4c.
wso sa M e. ss oa% sess
:s.sA for i n and g.
sSe 'st :a'S.sy Italian Orange peel was quiet A.
S.:n; .:sscoa., White quoted iss i4jss.
CURRENCY IeoTss fSs .oSs *ad va: ns sSs. sS
s ss% & to ss to. .es s ssGss sss Ps.s
te NJ 27c; small GusAna 28c large 0uxaiina at 3Ic
34c r. >. small 2ec. Cerigano 42c Essential
I S,i. were quiet We quote OIL o.rgsmot. sanders ms.
hnsst oil rose. $1l anise 81; oil casss, 75c., all
gold oil cAraway 81 IS 81 so oil croon 81 90 oil cit
ronela, SOc S5c, 81 oil lavender Toe 81; do do
,Mncham) SIS; oil cloves, " As oil winergreen So oil
sasssiras 3Sc oil pennyroyal nominal 81 81 rs
Vt bay, Sl2 all cnrrencv.
I'm. ds;..na uss; 70. =. kind. ou. tn.
range OF 50 To - Tor Georges, and So 70 SO
Grand Bank. MacAerol held at $l4 $16 Tor No L.
And 10 30 $40 90 tor No Box herring hold Ut
lSc. u 2Uc Tor sealed and lOc = lie. for No. 1.
Race x-Fl lourl 1 hls whest
SS 400 bushels meal 1878 bbls l45 SACKS; corn
0) 1884 bushols oats. st. $50 IL AZ barley
matt 6yi do Flour vas little hrmer though quot
a3ls higher The sales including state, estrrn and
Southern about 1900 Dois within the annex cd
range Rye Hour auirt with sales of 2OU Corn
IurAlW WAS aIe vi aAIn uf hh Wa
The New York herald., 1878-07-03
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. July 2. 1873
good ordinary ec net recsipt', ios bales stock 4v9
NEW ORLEANS. July ?. 1873
sOo; stock. l699o
Cotton quiet aud easy; middling IOssc I0s4c low
receipts. y bales; sxports-coastvss. 81; sales ia5
Gotten qq,..' ,. midalins lie sw %adaf it'se good
Spirits Of turpentne quiet and steady at 27c. kosin
steady a. 81 10 tor ssr"ned Crude tarpoiine steady
Steady Sy :. S.sd 81 40 % '' '0''" a' y '0' virgin Ia"
g IS ss white winter, ss So a5 double -
lower. NO. :! I1vArsss club. u os req state. 81 10;
sss. state ea,ss; mixed state scs ''sa@ Corn
%s.s 11 S1ssa and $40 H 9
& sS,.r e0sn s. % sns 10 H,s.S s se GSy ss 70 New
SSls. lumber. $4,000 ieet.
Fl:sr steady; sale. 4so ess wns.. aa.ss.sa oo1nin
Oats asis.: aas,.d So aSassso 3se ss.,s ass
Western ut e5c Zoe Rye no:nnaiy 5sc. Tor Western
o,Esr Raj &
road aseep...Four re- i9o9 sels. whea. Ii2 .a.he.;
i,2oo Do. LAX. rsc.ip,. Flour, 0.i7s bsi.. wheat.
$50 ,srss rs.a & sS' os s.a
.ss ao as saAs sy. eoss o as Sss ss 's 90
tidswater wheat, rs 62 bushels: cor O73 40 % 10.
whea. firm extra whit. Michigan. s. % s@ber aesi
10. e; winter held at 81 oo 50 I'd. spot si
s% .sa % July % s %%,s %ss asS no. % :Ss'
ooo DO 'ss se,n "a's 700 sS d.
1000 10 oats in stoto. 5000 bushels wheat, $4,000
sors $500 90 ,, oats 4. the sess wheat strong aad
spot 81 O3 seller July, yohs seller August closed
s ne ,sa Corn nS.ss ar% 'ssr S ay ose seller Asy5s.
bid; seller July s7,le seller August, . sss Be- rejected $50
rlour steady aud unchanged: sale. .oJ bbs white at
~ Wheat .ssd a. Oh ezra n,o white I. aensan u o
align mixed. 4ie.; No. Mixed 4oI,c Oats hrn ana Ia
%Isa zoo" ~ bS, wSsas as s, so
oats, 1880 do. shipmeat,-Eioai. 1880 b6i. wheat
ciscrssArr July >. 1878.
s. so Whoa, I. sooa demand a, tu prices; new 75c
s.s 9ssa ;s,:ty H., a., .sd s,T a.. at - aos & ,s o".
and nsmn.l r.rs easier sales ., $40 Lara duil and
sss sss.iss ,sS"iss. - ss'.s S es., rs s
- 90 20 80 sS. so,s s.as' % asea % e",sr ea. no.
Zoos. o.e wni.Ioy steady sIs lar de@aSa .p a. q o.
sSlss e s" New 'V1Ts. %sis.a. 1sa &c ss s
u 's, g. y tar s 81 49, sa' :. ~e, . ,rc. g. &
- 80 ~ 45; receipts, |. 40. shipments. 100.
cnicAso. July 2; 1873
higher bat unsettled; No Chicago spIins, 9ie,s 80.
gust. 20 40 sle corn ss1ve, ns,n aaa higher ,e.,
cash aud Juiy J7sc Nugust reerted Jc. Oats
anu h,m 23s4e, cash 22ac August. 2xhs scptember.
rejected. 2Uc hys dull ana lower at t1c Barley airy
active aud shade hiser at is,.c. Pork. fair
but lower aud Le.vyi % l2s cash aud July; 80 2Ds
81 22s. august; ~ - 80 sss scptonDer Lara dull
weak aud lower; 81 72,s cash aud Jnly, 81 S1t,
August 50 80 az sxla september. Bulkm.Ats stsaas
anu unchanged Whisksy ste.dy and unchanged. Re
Gel " Flour. $500 Dbs; wheat. $1,000 Dashels COT n
oats, $500
do sbpmcntsFour 800 bbis. who q, 900 busnrts,
corn $4,000 do oats, ~ 90 co.; rye IN barley
$50 do A. the close, whoat activs hrmer snd higher
es Ssy ss jsIs ssa.' ,7s 9sr" active nr%sI
steady and uncnsnwed Pork market easter and ae ecned
25sc. Lard easier but not quot sbly lower.
The New York herald., 1878-07-03
THIRD BOARD-2:3O P. NJ.
ZOO - r.A. a.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

CLIFTON: SPOT QUIET; FUTURES CLOSED WEAK
FLOUR srEADY-wHEAT 20. HIGHER-CoRN
FiRMER-oArs STEADY Y-PoRK EAsIER--LARD
EASiER - Whisky LOWER - PETROLEUM
QUIET OILS QUIyT-sPIRITs TURPENrINE
QUIEr-RosIN QuIET-CoFyEE QUIEr-sUoAR
QUIET.
TUESDAY, July 2-6 p. NJ.
Business was moderate, save In a few exceptional
cases, conspicuous among which was wheat which
adv Anced &c. per bushel under good demand. Corn
also nrmer. Oats were steaoy. whiskey lower.
Pork and lard were dull and easier. Cotton on tho
spot quiet; futures closed weak. Groceries we're
quiet Naval stores, oil and petroleum Gull
quoted At 45ac. 4alc. for pts aud 5hc.
54c. FIR pearls
AsrxoSr ruled ssoady al 12Ae 12tlc GOLD for rsgu-
lus
BsxswAx was quiet at 27c. 271sc for Western and
Sou hern
Corrkx.-The market for Rio strong for the be,ter
grades We sales Of O6o Bsei and 500 and
bags City of Rio aneiro nil private terms
st Baltimore 34so bags Yamoyden, private
Mild coffee quiet We quote Ordinary cargoss I2sc
I.Ac d., l5c.; good do. i6c prime do, I6t4c.
l6Lc for lots, 1910 1.-The Santos
TO good. I4Iac. I5c, gold 10 days. Java government
bags ~ Nc do. grass mats, 2oc- 22zc. singa
pore l7o islac Ceyon I5c. 1sc. Msracabo 1:jc
I7e Lsguayrs. lac. 16c.; Jamaica, 13c lsc. st.
Domingo IKE I3c. Porto Rico. 14c ie1sc.: Costa
Rica I4c. l7c. Mexican, 15c leo Macsssar. lie
isc Angestura, i5c- l61se; savsniis, l3c Ies,c;
CurscoA, 13c- 141sc.
STATEMENT.
..r.. ,, q, ,szs Bag.
Arrived 26 City OF Rio JAneiro. 6sO7
The New York herald., 1878-07-03
LUROPEAN MARKETS.
MMERC1AL.

- . Lospos, July 2, 1874.
The Hart Lane Eress. In Its review OF the BriIf r"ru
trade tor the past wsek. -. There
Tor the better Ia tue oi the growing
which Is In fuli nrst brds IN
to promise targs but in Heids the oar, are
small win ths exception OF barley aud oats. the
Appearances ~ present point To iar svera Q
yieid OF cereals as tar quantity Is concerned
while the qualify is key to be mediocre Ths nt
supplies ~ bns ish wheat Mara Lane pr.vt
msrset indiea,e rapia depletion OF stocks
bsnds, and that htte nothing will
vest time. Inc Imports OF foreign wheat ond
been more moderste OF st but the supplies 20 into
granary rather than consumption. lew small us of
white wheat nave been taken OF stands Tor Continental
account. principally tor Belgium the Nortn OF
France. where the crops unsatisactory and prcc
several shlngs higher VA LOndon bat 10 further
sales oil ou have takeu plaeg, Maxs h,s
The New York herald., 1878-07-03

1:30 P. NJ.
ss $su ; 6s r. ST. l07A $4,000 AZ. c. 91.. 104s
ioMn sos. G, 81. 1U7x 6OOOO do. 1O41z
nMU us o2o, =. q, 1929 5000 4's, 1907. lu0k
l0O0 $40 r. 80 lO75z 9SnD u as q 1901 DC IoO1
2O0OO SIS 10 A., c. Io9 5000 U 81, eur be I2Ozs
1900 5 SIS. z, 81. l07x
$3.50 p. NJ.
SouMp 6s C. 81. I07h &2500D AZ, G, 'e1.. 1o4z
10000 80 6o l02 10000 5's r. Isl. DC lo7z
The New York herald., 1878-07-03

l0I5 A. VI.
$1,000 uS6s 81 bcs3 1U7M $4,000 US SIS 81. l07k
25UUO Us 5-2U's. '67 lo5H ZOO Us 4x 9l. lU4,
3VOo US OBJ. V7. lvS1s iOOOO Us As, r.ly07.b3 icV
ll:l5 A. NJ
$1,000 80 2os ,65n l02A $100OO Us 5s ST.. IU7k
15UOu Us $40. 81. 1O6 lUOO Us 4sc 81. to4
l5OUV Us SIS 5l c.DJ l07S 30UO US 8s i.U1s
The New York herald., 1878-07-03

toorKRAcr sTock was dull We quote ;Molasses Shocks
32tDch. with heads 81 IS ~ %: sugar shocks, with
heads 3sinch. 81 s. 30; do do. 36,nch, 81 30 81
bex shooss c. 6c rum. DO, $ pipe, do, % NJ 90;
empty hoEshesd ~ c n.cps ee ordinary 70 prime,
CoPrEs was quot ~ iV,sc ior LAKE.
GonDAsE quiet We quote Manila largo and SIN all
sse, per ID, f1c Ike 40 csrdare, bolt rope yarns
i6c lie tarred haniia i4c ssai rope, vsc tOlsc:
New Zeaisud. I1sc. a I2tSc.. huss,s. 17c.
Corros the SPOT was quiet but unchsnged Futures
were quiet closed weak and from Ave points
lower The closing prices ot to-day compare witn
latest quot stions OF yesterday ss fcio~s:-
The New York herald., 1878-07-03
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

- FALL ktvkn Mass. July z, 1878.
The printing cloths marset has consrers lie do
and degree business hence quotati,u. re
much stesdier not strong Al 1lvc casn "a sau.re
cloths, aud BE-, cash, Tor 56x3O cloths
The New York herald., 1878-07-03

undergone much change the spot but new missA
American offered 22s. ID. 2xs cd. per
ts Win liberal srrvas At ports Of cali the boating
trade tor wheat iu aud have declined aiy
Is quarter Maize and barley have receded fully
I'd per quarter.
wneox's lard closed at 22s4 forms Der 50 kilos,
LIvEKPooL. July 2--5 5P. NJ
Cotton-Futurcs quiet but steady; up,ands madins
rraie pot-rhe market for fabrics at Mans
chester is dull aud tending downwsrd
frosisons-Lard. dos 3D. per ewt Tor American.
LONDON, July 2-5 80 r. ".
Produc,e-Reaned petroleum, ssd a 9'4d per gallon
ASrwrnr. July 1878.
Petroleum. 25lsf. for fine pale American.
PRODUCE ExcnAsGE
LiyERPooL. July ?. 1878.
Bsconcunberand cut steady at 2s short rib steady st
sd Long cut lrmer at shoulders steady At
2ss. Beef-india dull at sis extra DO. dull a,
steady p. s Ia city da ~ a7. Sd sr
E. s- Sa a. @ e sass
NJ AS, Lard oil hrm al sos Flour Extra seady - rs.
at So. Oh d. winter dull o. 81. oft mixed
seaay AT 22s I'D tor steady at 2is for old Cot
FINANCIAL.
LONDON July 2. 1879.
The course OF the money market MAS httis irrsguis
yetsrd the changes in the rates OF discount demanded
Plris ana uncertainty regadins anraton tns
other hand hall million sterling is dle at the end Of
this weeS-
consos % 1915 for both money ai the account United
IiO Ere preferred, 81; New Jersey Central. 39s New
Jersey Central consos 80 The amount OF bullion with
E253 900.
Paris advices quote per li4f 2oc. for the
PARIS July 2. 1878.
Exchange on London. 25f llc for short si1ht
MARLIN, July 2, 1873.
The statement of the Imperial Bank OF many shove
q decrease in specie Of I3 800. .ODO marks.
The New York herald., 1878-07-03
TO rnx Fproa or rar HsRAl

To Fprrou HsRALD.-
In Issue Of this date Mr. George v stearns makes
In regard TO self tha not true.
| did call Mr. Fisd Thursday last wees. the
Of Of the COMMITTEES, and the plan
published by Mr.. ~tearns submitted 90 snd
geIt effort mate 10 secure my cooperation I read
the plan carefully aud at second utsrview told hcsss
Fted and Stehrns that the plan could not possibly
be carried out. contained within itset
the elements of its destruction. 20 used % have
anything do with their 10 serve on their com
And announced TO them proposed
position It's weak that hnus It's only supporting
arguments false satomeIs s4anst Iis atvefssty Nj.
~tearns' effort sell the WallNti Valley hslwy-s
thst has 0es profitable 70 the ontcisu
aud Diecn~ooa bsk- ksiwav C,mpsny--'nd 20 Tore tue
holders The Juuior securities topay tot
~ viii wcrk. may have managed 20 fhrow dust In
tue OF lev. but property 4 tt sod ~ auction n
fr Ots receivers certhcttesl
about s23 90 Is TO my mind little dear % s41uOO
Ia bonus and ~JlUDU cash. Al Nr stcaru wishes
his commission th- sale he had better lower his
price look up willing customer hta the sscund
bondhodcr~ Of the acntclsr aLd Grvenwvvd
Lako RAILWAY JomDany. MILAN v. AcDUNkLL
The New York herald., 1878-07-03
PHILADELPHIA srocKs.
Tho closing prices Of Pniiadslpnis stocks were :

The total sales Of stocks at the Board to-day aggre
gated 95, 422 shares
The receipts and shipments OF wheat and at
Chicago and Milwaukee to-day were sre:-Chicago-Ro.
ccipts Of wheat, 5l6l2 bushels shipments, 127 s72
do. receipts Of corn, 377,94s do shipments e, s21
do Milwaukee-Receipts OF wheat, sc, 900 bushels:
shipments 19,900 do; receipts OF corn GA, 600 do
shipments. none.
The exports Of domestic produce from the port OF
New York for the week ending this date werc
$7107, ,529 against s. 439 242 for the
week last year and $39s4 025 1875. The total
ports since January this year were $l71 80, ,o75
against S1s3 945 53s for the period year and
$125, 1856, lit IN 1875.
ThA following il cOmparieon of the condition of
The New York herald., 1878-07-03

TIE MoSEr MARKET
money on call continues easy, call loans being made
at2 a 2k per cent ana at the close al per cen,
The following we're the rates OF exchange on New
York at the uudsrmsnuoned c,,,ss to day savannah
buying n, selling y prsnium; Charleston, lev oner
ings, 3-16 a Is prcmiam, y premium; New Orleans
commercial x a 8-ls, bank Y; Chicago, 75c. premium
st. Louis, 10 premium, aud Boston, I2hc premium
Foreign exchange was nrm at 4s5H tor bapkcrs'
long and ASK Ass for demand sterling.
TnE GOLD nARKEr.
Cold opened ana closed At loox, with sales In the
interim al 10oZ. the borrowing rates were J. Der
cent to nat
The New York herald., 1878-07-03
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
the YoAEiGS MARKET.

The London sdvices report the withdrawal OF
e2s3 o00 bullion from the Bank OF England to-day
balance The rate OF discount IN the open market Tor
three months bills Is az az per cent ConsoIs
were y iowcr. N95 1915 Tor money and the account.
United States bonds declined y a u per cent. but
closed strong at a recovery. Ere rose to 10, aud
reacted 10 155s. The preferred declined to 81 " and
raIhsd to 81 New Jersey Central stock advanced A.
The New York herald., 1878-07-03
MoNrcLAlR AND GREENWOOD LAKE

Mr.. william q. Mcdowell ono OF tho junior bond.
holders oi the Mon,clar and Grconwood Lake Rail-
way Company, has sent the following communicates
To the HERALD In relation to tho troubles OF thai
road
r,fv y
The New York herald., 1878-07-03

The following we're the highest and lowest prices
GovERNsESr Bos

Government bonds we're very strong and active to-
day, there another slight advance In prices
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-05-15

we'll die that way as any other. Farewell
Aurelia! Consider Sam Frehantle whaled.
I wi u do it or die in the attempt"
The young man left her presence with
desperation on his brow and determina-
ton in his heart.
They met in the hall Of the Sturtevant
House, just back of the reading room.
Mr.. Thompson walked up to Mr.. Ere
hantle and deliberately tweaked his nose.
Mr.. Frenantle, somewhat surprised, look
ed at him, and, picking him up,
took him down stairs into the boot
department, and so belabored him that
Mr.. Thompscn's mother would not have
known him without an introduction.
Then up spoke Mr.. Frehantle:
"What the duce is this all about,
Thompson?"
And then Thompson told him all about
it.
Frehantle was an excellent and gener-
Gus young man, and an idea struck him.
Thompson" said he, ''you are entire
" welcome to Aurelia, and shall have
her. Get up, and strike nae four or five
times in the eye. Only as I can't GO. to
the store for week, you must pay my
salary for that time Then send Aurelia
where she will see me, we'd her, and be
miserable .
Sam" said Mr.. Thompson, 81 don't
believe I could make an impression on
you. Wouldn't it be Just as we'll if ]
hired one of the men to do it?'
Precisely said Mr.. Frehantle; ssand
we will have little bout that will give
me practice and amuse me-"
| And so a negro boot-black who was
handy with his fists was hired for dol
lar to stand up with Mr.. Frehantle, and
the negro, got in some very good bust
ness, and Mr. Frehantle's eyes were very
decently BACKED, and when it was all
over the two went up stairs very amicably
and had bottle all by themselves, and
separated on the best of terms.
Miss Aurelia saw Mr.. Frehantle the
next day with his eyes in mourning and
rejoiced thereat. She married Mr.
Thompson the day after. 1t is hoped that
they will be happy. The true story was
told to the managing man at Stewards
and he was so.well pleased at the chival-
ric and generous conduct of Mr.. Frehan-
tie that he did not stop his salary at all
and gave him assurances of early and
profitable promotion.
There is no moral whatever to this
that is, none we can see. Every body is
happy. and possible they all deserve it
Frehantle is relieved of attentions he did
desire, and had an encounter with with
an antagonist worthy Of HIM, Miss Azure.
liza has her revenge and a husband
Thompson has wife whom he loves
the negro has a black eye-he always
had that ana dollar. Because of he1
nourishing sentiments Of revenge, Mrs
Thompson ought to suffer somewhat
But what can, be expected of a romantic
young woman? On the whole, we hope
that her life will be one of continued
happiness.-N. Y. HAIL.
|
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-05-15

Custard pies NAV be made without
milk. Beat together thoroughly five eggs,
five tablespoonful of sugar and little
salt; pour into this one pint of boiling
water, stirring briskly while adding the
water; flavor with spice most pleasing to
the taste, and complete the pie the same
as other custards. This quantity is sum
Client for two pies. They are very nice, and
custard made in this manner may be eat
en- after pickles, or any sour fruit. by
people with weak stonlachs, without pro-
ducing ANY disagreeable effect.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-05-15
The Evening Time.

Together we walked in the evening time.
Above us the sky spread golden and clear,
And he bent his head and looked in my eyes, q
AS if he held me of all most dear,
Oh! it was sweet in the evening time!
And our pathway went through fields Of
wheat;
Narrow that path and rough the way,
But he was near, and the birds sang true,
And the stars came out in the twilight gray
Oh! it wassweet in the evening time!
Softly he spoke of the days long past,
Softly of blessed days to be;
Close to his arm, and closer priest
The orn-field path was Eden to me- IS
Oh! it was sweet in the evening time!
Grayer the light grew, and grayer still,
The rocks fitted home through the purple
shade,
The nightingales sang where the thorns stood
high, *s m s8
As walked with him in the woodland glade
Oh! it was sweet in the evening time!
And the latest CLEANS of daylight died; =
My hand in his EMBODIED lay;
We swept the dew from the wheat as we passed
For moreover, narrower, wound the way.
Oh! 1t was sweet in the evening time!
He looked in the depths Of my eyes, and said
Sorrow and gladness will come for US,
sweet;
But togetherwe'l1 walk through the fields Of
life
Close as we walked through the fields OF
wheat" za
Good Words
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-05-15
The Art Of prolonsing Life.

People generally desire long life and good
health. Sickness and premature death are
almost always due to violation Of the laws
that govern our physical being, and of which
the masses are ignorant. linen knew better
they would do better; but how can they avoid
an evil that they know not Of? While efforts
are being made through the public schools to
give each. child q so-called common English
education, yet the children are permitted to
grow up and enter upon the responsible du-
ties OF active life, profoundly ignorant of the
structure or their own bodies, and the laws OF
and lives depend. They are sent to school.
crammed with arithmetic, grammar, and
geography, by teachers who, IN MANY in
stances, have never studied physiology aud
hygiene. They are ughttolecate the noun
talns and trace the rivers foreign countries,
and are never taught to locate the vital organs
glands OF their own bodies or trace the veins
arteries, and nerves, in their various ramifca-
tons. They are instructed in the flow Of tides
and the course of the ocean currents, and the
philosophy of winds and storms: but they
have no correct conception of the relative
effects upon their health Of breathing pure or
impure air, nor has their attention ever been
called to the Importance of keeping their
bodies clean and healthy by regular bathing.
The criminallty of such neglect in teaching
becomes apparent when we consider that the
masses lgnorantlY olating the laws of health,
DFlng upon themselves sickness, suffering g, and
death that might otherwiseb be avoided. Into
this condition Of things we welcome into being
any work that is calculated to impart to the
masses knowledge of the structurs Of their
own bodies, the laws of health, and the import
ance Of observing those laws. We find Dr.
Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser to be
just such work. It is physiological and
pathological, and the major part of it should
be converted intoa textbook for the use of
common schools. Its careful study will en-
able the healthy to preserve their health, and
the, sickly to regain health. Every parent
should read it, ana as their children become
ofproper age instruct them in the alLimport-
ant truths it contains. Where this is done,
much suffering and premature death would
be prevented, and many a youth saved from a
life of shame and Righteousness. The book
contains nearly one Thousand ages, is profuse-
" Illustrated with colored plates and wood
engravings, and can be had by addressing R.
". Pierce, N. D., Worlds Dispensafy and In
valids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y. Price. postpaid
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