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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-04
RICHMOND MARKETS.
MONDAY, November 3, 1879

MONDAY, November 3, 1879
country produce.
AppEes $2@s2.25 Q barrel.
Bsttsr: Prime TO choice yellow, 22G23c.; fair
corr s MsGt: soc. p busnel for country; zoe. for
Brted Fruit: Arples. s@4c.; peaches. peeled,
56Sc.; unpeeled, 3H4c.; cherrles, Ioe q Do
EGgs: Ia barrels. l3614c.; in crates, 1916.
Fathers: = Prime llve-roos=' 35@'4oc'' common
zy E1Gascsd: s1@$l 10 q bnshel:
HaY: Virginia timothy, SO@S5c.; miXcd' oo@
75c.; ciose;. 65c: ...........
Potatoes: Irish. Is barrel, sl.50@S2.25.
5ar4;s S GeSz,ry;s S a4sbsi ~ ~'.s...
G gsied S,fato: 4c@45c. ....~.i
I Waap. washed. 2s@soc.: un1ashes. 2o@22c.
enrry wool will bring from 20 SC. 3 ID less tnan
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement: kose.dale, = so y barrel. ,,,oa
Lime: Agricultural, sGGl0c. ? pushel; hocSEnd'
slMsl.Z5. according 10 Iu3ntity; J9ihtef inhisil'
inwl. 81: Gienn's Falls. S5490c.
Piaster: lUon. $3.50; ground 80; cac'ned
Tar: Large SIZE. s3.2ojGS3.JO.
Drugs, Dyestuns. Oils, &C.
555s::s.:S:si 80 81: ::s ss7ss,s s CT r,
dozen.
CochineGt: 90c. n.
Extract If Log!0o1d: TIC
T.adigo: >l@Sl.1O.
oiis: Linseed. s5c.: machine. si0sl.?6; spern
A,I5: whale. tUc: straits. 35Gi3c.: Labrador
cas OIL 5O06nc.; lard, 6Dc.: sweet, 80 = n"Zer
best salad, $3.50: castor. VI 20 gallon: ''T na
Race Ginger: &C. ,-,,so.. ~, ara
Roots: Ginseng 9oe.; seascs' ",.hos' 'cp' 7'e
$50 Soda: Sal. la@2c., II kegs English soda, &C.
sptrits THrpenttne: 4oc.
s,o.os Saes.tnos ana Sh!retags: A Manehes
~ james River. &C.; ( James River, 64e.:
5e sa ave "a t szase
co on st; &C.; Io-4 reperiil CSC; ld-4 Cits
Ri Bisaessd shirtinos and sasstsnqs: q Wan
sut,a, 12c.: ~ Nashville, az: Is Eockdale
Home: ss Gotta, - s oneda l .Ss:,. a.
| 9Hc.; Whitestone. 94c.; BarnsIey, 64e.; X Re
Dog, SIC; Fruil-ofthe-L Loom, exc :; D. selsaa.t
tbsin. 27ac.: ii-s CITY Minis. csc. -, =
B7olos Drtls: Petersburg. exc; GraniteYill'
&c.; Rockbridge, A., &c.; "A. enc.
Corset Jsaas: Psyosia' &C.; An'osaeaa 1oc'
| Deaths i: Harlem. Lave: Boston stsan Mllis. 81
| Prints: American, &c: Aliens, &C.: Rlcn
mond. &c.; Sprague. &c. Manehester, s,lc
ae .' harmony ~; sSs; %amsas.s. G.Shees,e,
VI 6as,Sries: Rics, g.. snalisa, sc. -, 'sIf. Nh.
| ~ s,3 Eoreign fruits aad Csnay. ~.
Candy. lska0Iye,. - n. .: ,tsa % 8 ,tt..
1 Lemons: Messips. $3.50 a boS.,aga Z".s'
Z 0rangss: 0at OF season. !, "a -. -.
| ~ .bEgAl4; groceries. re. i'iesh7tt!
Baeon. Shoulders. 5Ac.; clear Efb-stdef, SSe.
ribbed SHc,: Virginia shoulders. oeao4c.; VIZ
elnia hog-round. 7A7kc. virginia hnmh iarg'
6@l0c.; small, l0@1lc.; sagar-carea' aneai 'ass'
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TIE LATEST, NEWS.
OK rELEenApH 70 1nE prsrAreH..

FACTORY. BURNED IN CHIcA.
Go-ICE IN .MEMPHls-ARRIvAL OF BRl.
T1sH GOLD-ATTEMPTED TO MURDER HIS
WIFE-REcE1vED DAMAGES FROM AN
OHIO SCHOOL BOARD-A EEFRACTORYIN IN
DIAN CHIEF SHOT .DEAD-ELECTIoE-DA
IN NEW YoRK-sNow-sALEO OF THE BARK
AZoR-THANksGIvIEG Be
QUEsT-aENERAL ANNUAL REPORT RE-
GARDING THE CONDITION OF THE ARMY,
RECENT TROUBLES WITH THE INDIANS,
&C.-FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION. IN LOU.
IsrANA-MUNIClPAL ELECTIONS IN ENG
LAND.BLACK TONGUE IN ENGLAND
FAILURE-oTHER FOREIGN ITEMS.
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Commercial Disasters.

CHICAGO, November st is stated stet-
taur Brothers, dry goods, 234 Madison
street, have fniled for million dollars.
Rumor places their liabilities at l,OOO,-
600, and possibly 81, 100000. The firm has
been considered the strongest and most re-
liable in the West. Their creditors are
mostly in The East and in Europe. 1t is
also rumored that the failure is due TO
speculations in mining stocks.
LONDON, November 3.-The old, establish
ed Calcutta firm of Calvin, Cowie Co. has
stopped payment.
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New York Items.

New YORK, November 3.-ln the TlIden
income-tax suit today, after lengthy ar
eument before Judge Choate, his Honor
decided that Mr.. Colgate could not be com
PEELED to produce his books, and directed
an order to be issued closing the eXamlna-
ton before the commissioner this afternoon.
Tsador d Hern, fur-dealers, OF Green
street, have made an assignment. Llabill'
Ties said to be heavy.
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Got Damages from the Board of Edu
..- cation. ..r:.

CINCINNATI, November AT Pomeroy,
Ohio, William Tucker sued the board OF
education and recovered $50 damages Tor
depriying bis daughter OF the privileges OF
the public schools. The board bad decidea
that all the pupils should study drawing.
notified the teacher that his daugh-
fer must not study that branch, and the
board in consequence expelled her. If is
decision stands the studies arranged by tue
board will not be compulsory on the pupils.
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BY telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YoEK. November -Hoon.-Stocks strong.
Money on call, z per cent. EXchlnse-Long, $50;
short. 4S22. Governments strong.
Erenfng.--Money,7 17 IL per cent. Exchange,
4SIEs. Governments strong and higher; new Sc,
iu24; ~ ner cents, 1858: Yer cents, 1929.
States neglected aud nominal
BALTIMORE.
-Ss- A. :. GU,
~: eonsos, oaS' secono series. 20: past-d,ie cou
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Snow and Ice.

TORONTO, ONT, November 3:-A severe
storm prevailed throughout ontario last
night, and this morning IN some sec'ionS
there Is foot OF snow on fne iese'. .u.o
Port JERyIs, November o.-sho" ie'' ~ ~
the depth OF three inches last nlght.
WINNIPEG, MANITOBA, November o.. "a u
ice-bridge has formed on the RIVER anu 'ne
people are crossing on the ice. ~-~.. :. ~
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Iarae Renuest DO Harvard college,.

Boston, November 3.-The journal says
" Walter Hastings, recently deceased, mas
bequeathed half bis fortune, after the death
OF his wife, to Harvard College,. 1t IS estl'
mated To amount to half million dollars,
which is the largest bequest the College has
ever received"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-04

Skim and Scalp Diseases should be treated cxier.
nallV With CuTlcURA. assist ed by he CUTlCCKA
cured, and for some time afterward. Where the
hllnOrs are confined 10 the blood and do not show
themselves on the surface, the RESoLyENT alone
will speedily drive them from the system. The Gu
TICURA REMEDIES infalibly cure the most ioatii-
some cases of scrofulous- and skim and scalp, HUI
mors as is atlested by hundreds Of unsolicited es-
tinonials In our possession.
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rhe nark Axor to be Sold.

CHARLESTON. S. c., November Sine
bark Azor, belonging to the Liberlan EXC
dus Association, in which 300 negroes wen
TO Liberia from Charleston in May 1910
will be sold here at auction, by order O.
court, on the 9Th instant, to satisfy de
mands upon the Asso citation. - Z.
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LABOR EXCHANGE.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC CHAKITlES,f
-. - ALMSHOCSE BUILDING, I
RICHMOND, VA, September "a. 1879.
A nLABOR EXCHANGE" HAS BEEN
N ESTABLISHED, under the supervision OF the
undersigned for The purpose Of obtaining work for
The unem ployed and homes for INDECENT children OF
this city. , 49,. ,,,r,-
To accomplish this an OFFICE HAS BEEN
OPENED, In connection with The department OF
Out-Door Poor-' where applications Of those seek
Ing employment and those desiring 10 employ per-
sons can be registered. ~
Persons representing various trades and Occupa-
tfous are pow registered for employment.
Tho-e in want OF SERVANTS, LABORERS, &c
ar. requested to call at or correspond with this
office. ,,>,r,>-
Letters should be addressed .SUPERiNTEG-
DENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES, RICHMOND
VA marked LABOR EXCHANGE
CHARLES 7. BIGGER,
se24.3m Superintendent Of Public Charities
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BrfffSfs Gold,

i NEW YORK; November 3.-The steamship
Rhein, which arrived here Saturday, brought
s950,000, and the Britannia, which arrived
yesterday, brought sS60,000 in British gold
bars and American gold coin.
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"a MurtIerons m u.bnnts and rn,her,

New Y0RK, November ga man named
Michael Kelly was arrested in Orange, N.
D., charged ny his wife with attempting to
Kill her By shooting her in the head, and
also endeavoring 10; burn out the eyes of n
.deformed SON with red-hot poker because
the latter refused TO 60 for beer. The wo-
man was found In her yard badly wounded.
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Freezing Weather i'm Memphis.

MEMPHIS, November 3.-1ee formed tnis
morning ia all the cutters OF the city, and
today Is by far the coolest of the season.
FuIly i've hundred kilograms have been
sent by physicians adTisfpg that all can re-
turn with safety. Thas ends the epidemic
OF 1879. .f.-t4sE -,
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Fatal Boiler ExpIosios.

NEW ORLEANS, November IA boiler
exploded to-day In the snsar-bouse Of F.
A. Luling, st. Charles parish, killing two
men and wounding four. The building
was considerably damaged. 80
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COMMERCIAL.

|, CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, November 8, 1870.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY. e,
WHEAT White, 1.062 bushels. Red, $3.50
bushels. - - 80.
White, GA bushels. Hirei, SAP BUSH
els.
OATs-7G6 bushels.
RYE Bushels
MEAL-7S bushels.
POTATOES - so bushels.
BLACKEYED PEAS.-l6 bushels
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 81 bushels gH . at $40; 80
bushels common ut sl.35; 444 bushels very good
ut $1.45-tofal, $40 bushels. Red, 4 bushels Lam
caster ut S1.35; 10 bushels Lancaster at 81, 80;
GG4 bushels good Lancaster nj 81 40; 30 bushels
good Lancaster ut 81 AZ; 4BS bushels very good
Lancaster 1T S1.45: 100 bushels mixed At Sl.40 !;
$40 bushels mixed on private TERMS 100 bushels
S1.32: sc bushels seed FultZ ot Sl.45; IL bush-
els seed Futz 1T S1.40 270 bushels very good Fuliz
at s1.35: II bushels common Fuliz at 81; 20
bushels very good Furz at Sl.40; Is bushels COM
" on Fuliz ut + .25: l34 bushels common Fultz ut
81 .2S-toal. 1854 buShel IS.
terms; ! II bushels good At Coo. &c bushels very
cooi at Ic.; 90 bushels good at 62c.; lG bushels
prime M SJc.; 81 bushels new ut G0c.: 81 bushels
new at 5Sc.-total $50 bushels. .Hiced. 400 bush
els very good on private term; 81 bushels At Csc. ;
40 bushels al 60c.-lotal, 494 bushels
OATS.-S2 bushels prime winter AT Soc: SO bush
els prime spring Ace; l46 bushels prime spring
1T 45c.; 1GS bushels prime spring Vt 43c.; 1S
bushels very good spring on private tcrms--to.al,
AGO III hels.
IRISH PoTAToEs-lJJ bushels prime at sec.
RYE bushels at soc.
MEAL.-J6 bushels on private terms; % bushels
1t c5c.-total, rs bushels.
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CUTlCURA REMEDIES

Have done for me what hundreds of dollars spent
on other remedies have failed TO do, and do not
hesita,e 10 recommend then rs tirSt-class articles
Yours truly, MAltk BRANNAS.
CARBoNDALE, PA, Decs Mber 20, 1878.
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Fire Record.

FURN1TURE-FAcToRY BURNED.
CHICAGO, November 3.-The furniture.
factory OF A. Fl. Andrews & Co., 1876 Ma.
Their street, was destroyed by fire yesterday.
Loss, 100000. Insurance not ascertained.
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National ThapksrfyinE.Day.

WASHINGTON, November 3.-The Presi-
dent has issued proclamation appointing
the 9th Of November as day Of thanksglv-
ing and prayer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-04

Price Of CuTIcuRA, small boxes, so Gems; large
boxes. containing two and one-half times the guam
tity or small. 81. RESoLvENT, 81 per b'tte., e.
TICURA SOAP, 25 cents per cake: BY mail: ~
cents: three cakes, rs cents. ap 3O-Tu,Th&S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-04

Elections will be held to-layi in the States
OF Maryland, Massachusetts, Connecticut,
Minnesota, Mississippi, Nebraska, New Jer'
sey, New York, PENNSYLVANIA. Virginia,
and Wisconsin. Maryland. Massachusetts.
Minnesota, New York, and Wisconsin elect
each Governor. State officers, and Legs
latnre, Pennsylvania State Treasurer, Ne.
hraska Judge OF the Supreme Court, and
Connecticut, Mississippi, New Jersey, aad
Virginia elect Legislatures simply.
Hon. Charles Hewitt, brother OF Hon.
Abram S. Hewitt, OF New York, died at his
residence. in Trenton, n. j., Friday eve
Eiug; aged tiity.six years. Mr.. Hewitt Of
the time OF his death was president OF the
Trenton Ffre-Tnsurance Company and
member OK the firm Of Cooper, Hewitt d
Co. In 1871 he was elected to the State
Senate. He leaves a wife and seven chill
dren. tstl szss
Ned Murphy, formerly a,slaye, has made
a partial payment on q stone to be planted
ip the eraye-yards at Due West. near Able
VILE, 8. Co, over the grayeof bis old mis-
If ess, y,slla died 3abont the Beginning OF the
war. Upop theF stone are to be, cut the
Yords: ITO my dead mistis. 90 he has kept
her grave green ever since Der death, though
II has been forgotten by others.
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RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD Go,}
RIcHMoNp, VA, October o, 1879. )

~ following holders Of the SUARA,NTEEnD Ri. ri,
nnkNViiJE RAILROAD COMPANY, due MAY I,
Is7s-.to Wit. !: Margaret ). Boyle, Bond 20. io3'
for 5000 T. f. 61ayes. receiver, Bona h sond No.
al Tor 400 lthe residence Of said persons eeine
gnknova 10 This companyl,io present The sams sof
paymen arhe oficeos The eompsnJ IN me SSy %
frsr fhat date interest on the same Will cease ana
this notice will be pleaded In bur thereof.
Bv order Of the Board OF Directors.
nc TTuxw RICHARD BROOKE, Secretary,
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Obituary

NEW ORLEANS, November 8.-Judge ]
Wharton Collins Is dead.
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BLOOD AND skIN-HUMoRs

BLOOD AND skIN-HUMoRs
spEEDILY. PERMANENTLY, AND ECONOSI-
IOALLY CURED BY THE CUTICURA RE-
NEEDLES WHEN ALL OTHER KNOWN
MEDICINES AND METHODS OF ..
TREATMENT FAIL.
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CARRIAGES, HUGGIES, &c

PHYSICIANS OF all schools use and recommend
Hop Bitters. Take their advice.
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Eionr.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

Fine. sa5o6s4: superrne, IS 5O@s5.75, nt.r'
Sc. 5OmS6.75: common family. s6.73(a57; 'ency
eranIs, S7eGiS.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.
ALMOST TERRIBLE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
MEETINGS-SGNDAY.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatch.l
NOVEMBER 3. 1879.
What was very near Il serious accident &C.
Cured at the crossing near Harris's Foun-
dry on Friday. The Chesapeake and Ohio
mail-train was behind time, and was NOV
ing out very briskly, and as it neared the
crossing the four-horse wagon Of Dir. A. 4.
Shay approached the crossing at right an
giles, not hearing the train and not being
able 10 see it until near the middle OF the
track. AS his leaders struck the railroad
the engine appeared, when he swung them
around, but not quick enough to prevent
the engine striking The leader on the rump,
throwing him on the track, and entan-
Cling it in the wheels Of the engine. The
engineer stopped his train with sudden
ness that was almost equivalent to COLT
sion The horse was eXtricated, and the
train proceeded, and in little while the
horse was again bitched up and driven
away, apparently not much injured. One
hall minute more and the loss OF human
life would have been certain.
On Friday night Hon. S. +. Leakc, Colo
mel Peyton OF Loudoun, and Sam. NJ. Page
OF Manchester, addressed the people ut the
courthouse. The speeches were all good.
ing was held at the same place, addressed
by colored Masseyite orators. The scene
was as ludicrous AND the argument rs ridi-
culous as could be imagined. Finally one
Anthony Burwell was v0ciierously called
to the stand, who declared against the Re-
adiusters., aud by his remarks captured the
whole meeting whereupon the meeting
adjourned in disgust. One long-legged
sinner was carried to the station-house by
Officer Webb for an attempt to create dis
turbance. ........ ....t ..-..3 49,. S.. .,s
Sunday was the second anniversary OK
Rev. W. Fl. Willams's Passionate OF tue
church here. and be preached sermon ap-
propriate to the occasion, reviewing the
work Of the past two years, aud "taiklng
plainly" to his membership about their
duties for the future.
To-day Is court. day. There are great
many .colored people on the streets, and
notifies and mean whiskey are running
high. The Masseyiles are norating in the
courthouse. while the Debt-Payers are
"splitting" things at the tobacco ware
house on Water street; also at the IoWn
Hall and in the courthouse yard. The de-
monstrations Of the two parties are noisy,
and tending to riotousness, and IL IS reared
that trouble may ensuc before the doy IS
over. Several arrests have already Decn
made. The Early men are confident
of victory on the morrow, and bets are be-
ing offered two to one against Massey.
There are few OF us who do not wish We
were twenty-four hours older.
A portion OF Ambr0sellps billiard-room
at the University was burned on Sunday
morning, supposed to have caught from
stumps Of cigars thrown into the saWdust
cn,ttoons With some difficulty the adJa-
cent property was saved. QUlr'
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TOLLINS'S VOLTAIC
". .f. ELECTRIC PLASTER

Weary sufferer from rheumatism, Neuralgia.
Weak and Sore Lungs, Coughs and Colds, weak
Back, Weak Stomach and Bowels. Dyspepsia, fe-
male Weakness Shooting Pains through the Lolns
and Back, try these PLASTEkS. Placed owe! tne
Pains bilious Collie, Liver Complaints. and protect
the system from a thousand ills. ap 30-Ta,Th&S
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HOTELS AND BeAEDING-HOUsEs.

IARROLLTON HOTEL, BALTIMORE,
" LIGHT, AND GERMAN STREETS: BALTl-
MORE, MD.-Rates reduced to So aud $3.50 per
day, according TO location Of rooms. Extra charges
for parIors baths and double rooIDs, according 70
size The most convenient and latest-huit h0tel IN
the city. Elevator runs continuously TO all me
floors. All lines Of city passenger pass IN
doors. +. w. COLEMhS' hlnager.
BALTIMORE, Md, October 10. 1878. oc l4-3m
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Prepared by

Prepared by WEEKS POTTER,
$50 Washington street. Boston, Mass,
and for sale Dy all druggists aud dealers.
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PROFESSIONAL.

TAMES ASTON CABELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ELEVENTH AND BAsK STREETS. RICHMOND FA''
practices in all the courts In the city OF Rlennoho
.a.o,,,no .ounttes. ...=E oc 9-1aw1m
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Spain and Her Colonies.

IoSpoN, November ga dispatch from
Madrid to the Standard says: The repre-
sentatiyes In the Cortes from Cuba and
Porto Rico have held meeting to discuss
the ministerial, policy. 1t was decided 70
unanimously name deputatlon TO ask tne
Ministry to present to the Legislature. 81
multaueousIy with the bin for the abolition
n slavery biifs' for The reform of the tariffs
and the commercial relations between Spain
and her colonies. IL the demands are not
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CUTECUR A.

|NU II l C q z 4
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Powder, Shot, &c.

Fuse: Toys naming, 35c. m$l.25 q l0C ~
Poydsr: 1913 by the dye kess-iess than sr
Saot: Northern, 81 Go q Ir,z OF 20 q.
CTriadSto1es: ls:GG2!6c. Is h.
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pn.or. Shoulders. SIC; clear rih-st6ef, 6te.
ribbed. SHc,: Virginia shoulders. otaoAc.s W.T.
elnia hog-round. 7A7ke. virginia hnms. large
5@l0c.; small, l0@1lc.; sagar-carea' anesif as01
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OATS.-7G6 bushels.
RYE bushels.
MEAL bushels.
POTATOES $50 bushels.
BLACKEYED PEAS.-l6 bushels.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-03-13
Not symptoms, bu. the Disease.

1t would seem to be a truth appreciable
by all, and especially by professors of the
healing art, that to remove the disease, not
to alleviate its symptoms, should be the
chief him of medication. Yet in how many
instances do we see this truth admitted in
theory, ignored in practice. The reason that
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is successful in
so many cases, with which remedies pre-
viously tried were inadequate to cope, is
attributable to the fact that it is a medicine
which reaches and removes the causes
of the various maladies to which it is
adapted. Indigestion, fever and sgue, liver
complaint, govt, rheumatism, disorders OF
the bowels, urinary affections and other
maladies are not palliated merely, but
rooted out by 1t. 1t goes to the fountain
head. 1t is really, not n%ominally, a radical
remedy, and it endows the system with an
amount of vigor which is its best protection
against disease.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-03-13
The Indian Question.

Mr.. Frank Girard, the famous Indian
scout, who has spent over thirty years
among the wild tribes of the far West,
was recently interviewed by a newspa-
per reporter in Chicago, whittier he was
called to testify before the Reno court
of inquiry. Girard said the Govern
ment provides amply for the Indians,
but they were swindled by agents on all
sides. Under the present system there
we're abundant opportunities for fraud,
and few of the agents neglected to avail
themselves at the expense of the red
skins.
"What would you suggest as a RENE
dy?" asked the writer.
"Well," he replied, "the Government
is now carrying out part of a policy that
I have been advocating for the last ff-
teen years. The Indians should be dis
armed. They should be furnished with
no means of carrying on warfare. So
long as they are supplied with food
there is no necessity for them to have
arms. Another mistake is furnishing
them blankets, clothes and paint. In
place thereof they should be furnished
with clothing of q civilized pattern.
This would be che first step toward civ
ilizing them. The Indian would have
to leave off his blanket. His arms
would be free. He would be at a loss
what to do with his hands, and would
soon find some useful employment fol-
them. At present it takes both his
hands to keep his blanket in position.
The annuities should be stopped until
he agrees to wear the garments of.white
men-he would mighty DON ! come
round to wearing them"