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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-03-05

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vents rancidity, and the mixture oh.
viates q ready accesso of air and moisture.
A fresh application may beneeded wheu
the coating is washed off by the frictiol
of beatirg storms or otherwise. There
was talk Of patenting this receipt At ON
time, but Professor Olmsted decided b
publish it for the general good.-Er.
THERE il one way in which gud
farmers unconsciously waste foddr.
They do 80 when they use il for kep-
ing their animals warm instead of NIX
ing them fat. 1t is we'll known that he
bodies of most ANIMALS Except at he
surface merely are AZ warm in wint8a ~
in summer. In cold weather and in old
climates this internal heat il constantly
passing of Just - heat radiates iron 4
Ere. Now where does this heat eome
from, and how is . constant supply
maintainedf Food is the fuel, and
breathing makes it burn. As thee ID
more rapid waste of bodily heat in vim
ter than in summer, animals need more
food TO supply thst waste. II they are
running At large or In any way exposed
TO cold winds, they lose their heat
faster, and hence require moro fodder.
Every farmer knows that II tahes more
time and more grain to fatten animxlsiA
than during the mild days Of
autumn. The drift Of Our logieh this;
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-03-05

to look forward to at homo but utter
want.
He stayed with the friendly black.
smith that night and the next day. No
chance turned up. In the meantime
POger waa buried.
"The old man took such . fancy to
you," said Nugent, "that it seemsa s ii
you ought to 20 to the funeral. He'll
not have much Of q follerin'."
They won't bury him tO-dayf"
"Yes; Why MOTT He's Is dead a. he
can b. and there's no friends to mourn
over him."
Late that afternoon, therefore, pooz
old Poger was laid in . pauper's grave II
the expense Of the village. Half.a.
dOsen men, among whom were Pike and
Amory, st0fekeeperh postmaster and
school committee, walked after the rude
pine coffin.
When they had left the graveyard and
reached the road, Ben Nugent called a
halt.
Gentlemen, old Matthew Poger sent
Tor me the day he died, knowiny ! had
consid'able legal know.edge, and 1 drew
pR q. w. ! Pat 1t in the hands Of
= 4A0 10A .AWUIys E
"YeAn aid Pike, drawing out Z
greasy slip Of paper, "Poger made .
will, and left his table, he'd and all other
property which his hut might contain.
: NJ. Webb here, who had paid for his
fare, and gave him his o~vercoat, and
nursed him faithfully. He says: III il
had not bssn for him, / might have died
n tho voodAs lam afraid. Mr.. Webb,
the legacy will mot help you materially"
John smiled, ferhembering the Aithy
bed and table. " IT was kindly meant.
at least he aid, and took leave OF his
new friends; but Nngelt did not leave
him.
suppose Ne look into your lsgacyf'
- I'D lsading The way to the Int.
" foger was : careful man and spent
nothtnGt I've heafd : report that he
Mae moi - poor - 10 seemed. LAt's
loUk Ahout ~ 4 lfttIe."
They went - the old h0uss. The
hacanlth throw soms wood On the Ars.
49, baasel ~, MnninAtink IL cob.
Nsbosd vii - beohsn window Allsd
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-03-05
Observation-Disclosures

We publish an eight page paper" The NAfloHAt'
TRIBUkE," devoted to the interests Of Pensioners.'
Soldiers and Sailors, and their heirs; also contains
interesting family reading.
Price, Fifty cents a year. pecial Inducements, 70
new Arrears Of Pension Bill, furnished Rratuito~slD
to regular subscribeYs only and such claims filed In Fen.
men copy fres. Send for it.. GEORGE i. LEMON
4 Co, Washington d g. Lock Box 3DS.
, 1879-03-04

j.hHf4H kTHcff.
The remarkable instances NOW and then seen,
IN which pcraoua without hereditary tendency TO
ltl,thsls l,ecoHe phtbstral after long'contiui,ed
Attendance on auffcrers from the disease, hare
suggested to many phys!cIans the Idea tllat
tngloI, tho mechanism has bcen supposed to be
the InlinlAiion Will, the breath Of line particles
OF t,bcrcuou4 Sputu, atom'xed Into tic nr by
the ratfcnt'8 cough. An attelnpt has bccn
mnle by Dr. Tappener, OF Aferan, t. ascertala
whether, by silnltur ulcans, nnlmals could be
rendered ttlhorcltlar, and the results Of tho ex-
perinents, which are published In tue current
i,,lnlFcr Of It1rhoio's Afrhfr, ARC Of great III.
terrst. TIC animals experimental IN were
,t,aiu To brcathu fur several hours daily In q
ran,ler, In the air OF which ane particles OF
rllthl*th spltnm were suspended. Tho
npitutn having been mixed with
water, the mixture was ato.nzcl by
stoau atotnizer. In all cases ths sputa weEo
from persot,4 with cavities Il, their lungs. Dogs
aIone Were employed In the experiments. airee
they very rarely Klttfcr from spontaneous t1lbcf-
cultsjs. Illu result was that of e1evun antnulS
oxperincnted ut, with QUE doubtful! exception,
after a period varying from twtnty.lif0 TO iorty-
tlyp DAYS. all llon, killed, presented wcl.ler0l-
oprd military tubnsclcs III both lungs, and, In
ei0Bt Of tho caKes. tuberces wcro preacnt to a
Sluajler extent ln tlae kidneys, anil, IN some
casua, alsd in tho liver aud spleen. Microscope
cal examination was In accord with tht naked
Gro appearances. Tile quantity OF sputum
necessary for the effect Ia certainly very ANAL
our. In tires experiments onIT Que gramn,e Of
sputum was daily sto,nixcd In thu air OF tAb
cl.nnheE, ut,tl tho quantity at dry 4putun must
lure been exceedingly small.
, 1879-03-04
J.tt,orty md Ecot'nniy.


Cn1cA1o, March g.-Apnrcetatillt: tic earnest
Efforts yo,l f,Ave ma1e IN tllc ca,lse nf economy
aud low taxes III our city administration, ilopo
snu wifi keep on In the good work. Du you not
think It would bo good Idea IL cu]l nass-
mccsing Of the taxpayers before election mud
show thcsc politicians aud otl,crA who live OIL
the public purse tl,at this thing has gone far
cnoughi flnre no doubt but The taxpayers
nro In a majority. Il they would assert trIr
right nn'i tuok after tlleir intctcssa at The polls
n,ni IN The Council. The Stletlnten!cnt Of tie
that they nso the public servants n,d not Tho
,nustcrs mud, instead OF higher aBinrcs, there
ought to In reduction. There are not ten men
on the fnree. from the 6uptrnicrtcnt down,
force: aG00 per year was tl'r rulicetnan's salary
In mite War times, and II Is sufficient fur them
nov, anil II they nrc not satisfied lct il'cW rc.
sign. Their p'nces cau " I!Ilel wt!' equally a.
they have TO run. 1hr risk iH no more than
n,nt,v OF our mocNan1cs run ut tsclr business.
II II Is true TINT We have mt cnonyh Of pnllce
to protect tue city, 1t is III ndt!ons arrntncnt
hired, MS tc city Is u,1ab|e t. pay more men at
t!le present high aaastcs. Tits reduction must
extend through ai1 tho different departments
netorttinr to tile various degrees.
cd sctnr time ngo t1at .lserc were from 70. .0e0 10
~, ,0o1 children uunl,1e 10 get inlh scl,oof. tI,rn
We 1nuat llnve reduction hrrc nso, and llnvu
lMoru teachers. There are hundreds ~ young
ladies' III tic city that are willing and well quail
He'd to tcacll aiid tako $50 per year. THIS is
$50 u,,ru tIan wns patd 10 tcaeiaers In ihu pri-
mary department ft antc-Nar times. We cat'-
not have tcactiers for Rll these children at the
present high salaries, nor can we a1Tord 10 have
iIiceg children neglected.
know tnts ia not 1,optlfnr sl1e OF the quca-
tlou to advocate, mud hnDw there Is q great
deal of sytnpasily VIII! our LADY Teachers, but VIC
nust luo1 the inevitable straight in the fucr,
and conduct our city business a. II prudent tuaa
wonld liis own. Wo have already, with our
hgh taxation a,il b!atl,crskite co,ntnun!sttc Al
dertnnn like 14nwler, driven various industries
from thu city, as They could not stand the pres
surc. Wo hnyu altogether lou nanY utllcc!o]d-
ers. The forge about our various public o(!Iecs
could we!! be reduced ana ilie work be as well
done. We have no need Of ftrcet Inspectors,
md Sidewalk Inspcctnr.,,.,ni sanitnry inspectors.
This work could nli Eutlonc, uu should bc done,
tY the police, 1t t!lcy had compHtcnt head, ats
ilc forcc made to knnw nrnl Do L. duty, inttcal
Of looking after pu}itIcs md lettering nrnund
sa!oons. Instead oi Temperance rrusaslo Mt
this election, Iut ua have the old watchwoEd Of
Liberty and EconoiMy. Yours, etc..
ULD RESIDENT,
, 1879-03-04
a Hospital Explanation.


CHICAGO, March B.-Rcfcrring to the case OF
tho young innn Embllng, mentioned In TnE
TRIBUNE yesterday, he was not nil hour In the
Hospital before The surgeon examined Ills caEo
ut,d proceeded to nmputate his arn, and dress
his other wounds. llr hatl the best care wc couItl
bcstow upon him, mud wns not ncgf fccted III any
respect, but hts hurts were mortal ullt Ills lite
could not be saved.
As to tic woman which your piper rcpprts
WIS turned away from tic Hospital nnl war
euoll afterwards found dead, The fhets ere: She
was brought TO the Hoapttai in n hack, with her
mother nntl H,nn IN Charge uf her. pskcl
tier mother whit was tho ulatter with tile
woman, alld llcr mother sail tut ae lintf bccn
drinking, aud That she wnntctf 10 lcaYe lscr at
the Hospital. Ind tho uoctor In Charge exnni-
Inc her, mud lie could not Autl any disease,
Rhl tile ninu who was with them said sho
had been drinking, und. Tint al'o hal had
something 10 driuk Just buforc she came to lile
Hospital; md, ns tile father was il street-car
conductor, thought they were ab!o to tnko
care Of her. Shg had no certificate OF visitor
fsom thu County Agent stating ahat she vas
poor and not able to tato care o! herself The
mother said II nc could not take her
We should send her to the Pour-l louise: nnd I
refused to do that without certificate from tho
County Agent,-tlle place ahc s.,ouid l1ayr gnhu
to In tic first instance. 1t looked to mr. like a
case Of fraud. D. ". Mills,
Warden Cook County Hospital.
, 1879-03-04
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, TUESDAY 1s791wELvE

tic consonant which urcecdca OF follows IT,
This idea Is sheer nonsense. a consonant of IT.
self has no defined Or definite sound: Take me
reason than lint 10 the voxcl Which Il found
most frequently in company With T.: Outside OF
1,at fact t|rrc would be just N n,cli philosophy
IN calling It bat 1o. or tov. As Boss iWecG ea,i,
"Whnt arc yoti going to 10 about I'll" Simply
this: 1Vc must discover the elementary sounds
OF which our language is composed, tlico nlllu
our alphabet on thu basis Of suc!s discovery
No calnot'hnte perfect alphabet othcrw!fe,
no matter what aly one mar say TO ne contrary.
Your lady correspondent Df last SUNDAY as.
scrts TINT there IL nD necessity lor iortY letters
TT uur a1p.iahe.. shu Is right. But We require
II wc arc to have perfect representation III our
ianRuasc--at least tltrty-two letters, alsl OF
~ sounds. Let us discard tho letter 1,-t is oi
IN the Engl!sh language that requires t'le alu
of tic letter 2 In It's representation. let tls
ss;ss gw t. ta sS'' ;e srntss SS q Svas u sss ss
vowel. .l,ox in hls case into two compartments,
with the exemption oi the a a,ld u boxes, which
should hn divided Into three, 80 that Ilo could
have separately W letters q as u lar' jar a'a
IN nose anl nastra; il, a. In 1o,utg, 6ss'v. aud
bun; and, remembering that VIC have no uso for
=, AM, have aprccd IL call o,r Us In ho'r, va
hlvc, II We ni1 two or three dfpllthongs, such as
o in iol'e and t!le az II, nye, sss,em 9l nluba.
Lctival Representation that to very nearly. II not
nltpEctIlcr, Ecrfctt. Tic benefits resulting from
B,cs, q system Of notat!on would be inan!folu
n,ul manifest. Wowoutd tlavc an alphabet both
expression, even 10 rfgidisy; education would
be comparatively easy, uu1 tllc primary branchos
ri rcalfnK, nn!l cvun eocttf'on, could be learned
ht home: The foreigner could master the pro.
nunc!atlon Of .hr languaEc IN 4 very short time,
nearly twice thu ouanlity Of Information, anu
This wilh no additional trouble to the compost
, 1879-03-04

CHICAGO, icp' ss-"n"o lne saoleet oi
reform In spelling ID belnE ngtatea Tor tho pllr-
roso Of dciesunIng whalher Or not II E6 atlvtga-
h,c In at,ont nav aystc,u which would ca,,sa
ust....aa M " T., .a,,,tna nnI vrtin, ~ In =, .c.,
h4e'ahes Ill sc"a'"I p"a ~ ~"t, ~ ~ y, .eos
frequent occurrence, nna Whlch would iacllltate
d rcalIer acquisition Of the EnelIsll luncuagc
by foreigners wou,d It not be well to cousltles
49,, na,at,,l,it,. .,,, ,..1om ~ fn.titutp, also
''' poseonss a,'o "'euu" -. a's1
How systcm III pFoaontc'a&o"t III ofdsf that
tcrstand nublIc apeakrrs, una TINT tho people OF
f,,'f.,r,, II n,rt,,.Inr ,,,nv not In nhl|pstl tn
~ ,i.Ir Il iI.tnnImS nnwcrs nnI uulerstn,uIiues
~ ~ s ,mS oTrca III IL c,'1"ay",in," n
si',1'si hi" TX 1,canInf NJ rsrta
t,+carHcrs1 s1MWr pnu, u,crnst. for fn3tnnre. wIrt
H. snrs =. ,,ian,v ns tHs nr"arnt systrtn viii
No. sass, - eaa5 ~ ,no H. s,sars ,,t n
ota mn. ~ IN ,sn uoatin.. IN III. haij mi btrnss
! dnn1t r. nnnrnvs ~ II r. nrnrt}ro. fnr II mi,
au ~ M rhrre,. 4, Tnstr,, vo ,vt5i
H.; ,t,nt t..ni -, .snn"",1nn ~ IL" r1rvcr mi
ast,,nnns ro ~, .s,u.n ~ '"I a,e N. % rc
a,,ns, IA r,,o"t y hn"""sa n III, I haIl
rot Psr...t,;.',, ~ Il Thosn ~ wnrc Tia
.,-,'s ~ na1r ~ a"u "ue,nh"r .'s
~ .eeond t,,,c Ss ,ncm,,oncd III thc .uhfert III
III roii"d imam ~ r. s,,asn H.. sn,nnh Tina bc.
, 1879-03-04
johnny" Hkac, tho n1anipulator of slerrn
N9yaaia.

" johnny" Hkacr tho Manipulator of alnfra
Nevada.
Cincinnati Sun.
JOHN Skat,--oF Johnny ellc, as ho ts morn In~
milnriy called, 1,-wl,o has lately brought him
sell Into prominence by trying to perform III
Atlas feat With ihe Sierra Nevnda Minu, ts
bscr. lilo wAs born abol.t thirty.eght years ago
III Windsor. Canaaa, a sluall town Dppusto 1)c.
troi;. Mich. liayns Studied telegrapf'y, ha
raIne 10 San l'rpnciseo it *care' n e;npoyment,
oilcc, wicrc by keeping lats wits about him ind
ls tongue tied, lle 1onli learned to profit by tho
srraps Ut knowledge picked up about the oftlce
Having made considerable money - stock spSc- p;
t tisS7 wus sblo : to o. travel il Earops viii
his two sisters, llavlns an Insured in
come Of xlU.0Uj u year. No was alwnss
laden e"d I'd %iesSaden W cell lpse4 thu brother q
the Sultan IN hts heavy winnings at rouge 1t
notrc md roulette. Il was ACTUALLY sau to see
tho poor tueu lusc their lust sou Oh tho turn OF
plaI. liz always has had a penshsnt for trppps
wine md pretty actresses. His neVet-laitatlS
good FORTUNE matlo him reckless. md hts rick,
lcssncss made him . mtll!onaire. llo nau
Q long t!!us and. u ss saa. was looked upon BY
them as tntalltble IN hla predictions regarding
the rise nllu ttl VI thu mintllgstock batUmutoF.
uo nads q mistake, like Cesar: and has ocrn
Utmost etalh tnE n4 aHpftloH' 4lo ttJcu W "Eo
It aoneh In hs light canoe, ,unaccustotned tn the
great ocean Of bic sc!iaues, and, pasatluxiea! as
It may sound, would have been swauiped had
not llool cone 10 his asststpnce.
"lleIu mr., Cas.!as, ero 1 sink" and forth.
with Flood patsonizIngly "took him In Out Of
tla wet"
Joh,auy 6kae IL not an educated man, Ia the
usual acceptaucu OF the term, bus Ii sharp
witted, a pleasant companion, ind a. bright as
nrw tullar in at business Affairs. he Is ratler
cloud " In fresj but rfllt]cd at heart, retiring
Ia disposition, generous 10 his frlcnd4 and u
perfect father to ills ststers: Ile mnkcs 'up hta
mind In lssh, und, like Tho lightning, Rll the
electricity at hts command goes With the blow.
lhu young stock epeculatora iu san Francisco
look upo.l HIN ~ tler leader, ind We can safely
say, knowing biz quick perception aud "nesye,' y
thAt, i jim Flsk eFar has,a rival on thts coast
"a keen.eycd eag9 to closely watch tue Mar-
, 1879-03-04
Two Years Taxes in Ons Year.


CHICAGO. March 8.-1 Noticed In last SUM-
tlay'a TRIBUNE statement lint law Was
proposed to collect t,yu ycnrs' taxes In ono year.
About anything TINT CONCERNS taxation IN Ch!ca-
70 nobody need he surprIscd, no matter how un-
just nnd abontnablc. But Is it possible TINT
such law as you mention can bo tD'csatrd by
rotlr courts Or the courts OF The United Statcsi
What IL 1t you proposca Just ths, viz: to
alter the iinie for lcyyIng md collecting taxes
30 ns to neet O mistakc nude when C|itcago wns
llrst Chicago,-to 1NAlse people u;ly naw 4 hun
drca and eycil n Thousand fold greater taxcs
ttlan they would have paid, eay III 15:W for tic
taxes VI 1851. yon pr1posc to say the taxcs Of
1878 and 1876! must be paid In 1870, anil tho taxes
Of 1880 must be paid III 1Ss0. In other words, It
ia proposed to rob propGrty-llolfers OF nnc years.
ta1cal At tic cnd Of tine tlIs tnl1uity would
b. made strntght but nt present It Is sheer rsh
bery,-thn actua! stealing Of years taxes De-
lore enduring this outrage every no1s.te.faent
taxpayer will scc what the col1rts of the Unitcd
States hare 10 Say about 1t. Yours,
A TAXPAYER.
, 1879-03-04
BOSTON.

1}osroHt Mnrch J.-Ftoun-SteadJ aud tem;
Western supcrs, 81: 25Go3 TO; common extras,
50. fa1i. 9I: Wisconsin cxttas. 81. 00GD4. 60 Mln.
ncsota do, 2l.5o05. ID; winter whcats, Ohio and
Michigan. 81. .75ebh. 50; Illinois and indiana 95"5
GaO. 90; TT. Louis, 81. 1.Go@U.50; WlsconsIn and
Minnesota Bptinx whcata, su. Zoo e.a5; winter
wleats, So. .00Gl7.hO.
0nArs-CorM elcndy; mixed and yellow, 43QD
51c. Onts-Dumand fair and market !trm; No. l
and extra Whit, 37tGl30e: No. ,shitc. aGhfD
SIC; NO. q white md No. mixed. 35HG3Gc.
Ryc, Coo.
iskcEllTs--Tlour. 4.4oo br1s; corn. ~. 900 bu;
Wlleat, 10, 600 In.
sulruES7s-Flour 1.aoo hsls; corn, 4, 500 bu.
, 1879-03-04
Ir11noa1ns-n's.an.ess' %'0Hd' sp'''''' 's0'
tlsfslo March a.-FETnoLEuk-23Ad.



rE :,a,.h Ia Tat 7.tsuna
Ep'ef0s, ,.'s., t@a a a-0nlts-Wintef wheat
Yfw TnHx, ". ~ .omcwhat variable In pttce;
.uth ess ac'ss, w. ,.,r, anceuntIyo sources; on.
N demand MANI '.or,,ncnt in thc davis movc-
,au dealing 'e'e cc,ler. Int ta1,yIn0 nnjckjY
otpts oprn'19 a ,,tsJInv. anr,n1 rather slronq.
~ itees spceo'a.,s. csb,e nay;ces of ta1ntr
+, for eaEif an "si,s, H., re,v fancy OLD milwaukee,
p.tte!s; D. w. =. ~ a. n in store, or 81, 14h
nr!as, esliea Nv ~ .to ssncra1lv ehads toror,
attlsettd. Cota I..,s,- I", sonunt, mixed Esstern
,pdma tnie y. as,.s,4e,fc. Ryo firm md IN fnlr
anaud; NO. No.. - apmmtao. oats moro active
nd qaotea ssai1a saam1a,e.
n.oeS Sos','1ioo oa =. nrodue,s tended downward.
pno'it1osre, sse,,. on q comparatively dull market
I'D elotea w. 49,. .ar,v delycyy IN moderate demsnd
ytt,po't fer c"1; iur new and 50. 20 for old.
Estern mess quiet a'a a,n 1o"e .'o,,n A.. 1"na ~
,aoo9lo. 40; 40 r.. Ap.n' u., Cut meats an,,. BACON
rted western noo soS ~. A. sa So.l6tH. 90. closing
lttsd.a decline; ooo 'ce '' e'''"''S''''0' o''e
Hs's.s' u.tner more sought; prime quoted 1t
4it"" =, = o.1{lae4c,
u tosc AZ u ~ D 1,,,ot x,,h r,bs rn,rovalo
..,.d Al gsEt0sic for fair to good refining NJ Tue
ssuss ,,,s.: refined unchanged, but less actlTo.
us!ns .as si,rll Al 81, O7,f: salca so bsls.
rts,sgEs-'Fa'f1 act'o muat; s,a,.t .os ar.uax
tot Tor grain, Will ta'ta qA"t'. ..,' s..
cab"s. ,nntrnrts: for Llyespool, cpcacepacnts
toi thsf'es oo3,rls norr ttronr,, frelrht.
trtteam nelndea l. oo ut,s no". ~. nSasn.
,teypd; 2, 400 pkgs provisions as ~ udsp''os'
70 ths fVtsstr,, Asaoetafsa P1tss.
v.n, March h;t.--CorTnH--puiot Il. at o Lilo
SEs io"". s.,,... .to,dv. Mnrcb, n. 7@c. Anr;1.
G9l"lu' in,". n-s. 80. IN u.,o. hi. IN :rc.
,,,o,. 1a,41. .-....
alts routnajly nnchnnpeh. Fect1nts ~ f[}1
, 1879-03-04
LOUISVILLE.
LnlttsyItLE MarcIl 3, J,-Cor1oS-Eirm at 0tfc.

Loutsv1kLE. 3arcl, .. 3.-Corros-Firm at 0Ac.
FLoun-Quict and unchanged.
GHAtE-Ntcat nctivc, but lower; red Rnd mn.
her, 0sc0S1.00. Corn steady, with a fatr do.
mind; white, loc; mixed, 3ikc. Oats higher;
white, CSC; mixed, 21c. Nyo higher al 5ac.
llAY-1n fair demand At S,iGlot1c.
rnoyts1oNs--posk quiet At 1910. Lard nrmes:
chulco leaf, tlcrce, 7'a6os'tc: do, kcgs S'i63sAc
cbhs4c. Dncon auict; shoulders, 4hc: clear rib,
6*dt5Ic; haTn, sugar. 6!iGb0!sc.
MMtHkT-Sl. Us.
, 1879-03-04

bccausc of mere prejudice, with no oli,er
foundation than an c,tlrc'y incxcuaablc error.
II bnllcye thnt q tfns will sttr. II co,nc when
Mr., Fentccost'A unpoputarty with some OF tho
1lc ca,At being fl,at he 1arcl to put tic ecriot-
urcs ul,d t,ia authority M n preacher to ono Of
l,cir legitimate uaGE, whcl, II mentioned III
II. Tim, H., u and II. 1im, ~, 2: That of
TsfrooE. NJ. 4. N. f.
, 1879-03-04

CLEVELAND, O., March 3.-PErnoIEuM-FIrm
md unchanged; standard white, 1lo test. &c.
rtTrsnunu. Pa, March -PErnoIxuM-DnIl;
crude, 81. I'm al rurscr'a TOT shipment; redned.
Di$e. Philadelphia doliyofy.
Oh CRY, pa., March h.-pnrroLEuM-The mar.
ket ppcncd witt, Ra3eA nt p1tsc; dacllne to
u asc nj which prce It ctHsrd; nhipmcnts. II, 000
brls, averaging 20, 900; transaclionE, 75, 200.
, 1879-03-04

: Total, 15l, H7b III, ,MUH
t'tand total grain Of NlI kinds, 1. .444, 11Ii hM,
as,ntt i 1903. 767 bu ID 1873.
70 tts ITt4ttrs Associattd lFtss.
MILWAUKEE, March J.-FLouR-Htcndy with
ocd damant.
hrAls-Wheat flrm opened and closed aru; No.
Milwaukee hard, S1.O3h; No. Milwaukee,,
tles; No. Milwaukee, D3Ac; March, 03sic;
11u'Il, Hhc; May, Hs!zc; No. 3 Milwaukee, B0c;
~. !. 74ilc; roiec.e1. Que. Corn 1rnl; In good
ssmaaa; No. 2, 334c. Oats !rmcr. higher; No..
ia; risas Nas. c: ayo les' firm; No: !3ac'
67ht, 'N'"' ''S' '' '-'-'
psosistoxs-Quiat and easier. ltess pork quiet;
@T, $lo;Qa ttlnc etsaIn lard, S5,7
lloe.-Llse steAiy and firm at 50. .70Gt3. 90;
sfsitsd fsm at 81. i0ib4 10.
sssrAliTa-r!ouf, ., dOO bss; wheat. ~. 000 h.,.
ealf4Esrs--Four, u. 600 btla; wheat, 10, 00U bu.
, 1879-03-04

CINCINNATI. March 3.-Co7roy- Quiet but firm At
O4c.
Ftour-Firmer; family. t4.60O5.35.
GnAtS-Wheat-Quiet bnt stcady: No. 2 rcd win.
ter, 91.e3Ga1.G4. Corn nrm at aiil:ae. Os,s-
Demand fair and market nrm at2G130c Rye quiet
but steady nt h3li4c. Barley In fair demand;
buyers and sellers apart; No. 2 fall held at 0o0
0ac. .-.. ~
dk1o. So. tho lattor extra heavy. l.ard-Markes
tlul! and prices shade lnwet: steam. sti.N0,
Bulk neata tnscttyc; ~. Tofh3. III. s5.ooQs5 o.
and sG.1b1b..Q. l}acon oulct hut steady at
81. 95Qs4 37It, 81. 5OGo6 U1hi and 81. 756l5 SIX.
Wn1sKr-Qnlut and weak ct $l.03
UrTTEn-Uul1 and unchanged.
'LlNsEEn O1L-SteRay ut Csc.
, 1879-03-04

NKw ORLEANS, March a. -Corros-Qaict; mid.
ding, D!4c; low do. Do; act receipts 0, 8g8 baes;
FEoss. II, lat; exports to 0rrnt Ilrtnia s, 703;
10 France, !, b7D: Ia the Continent, Ill; coast
w!st, 4, o5G; galcs. 4, COO; stock, Ji8, 502.
, 1879-03-04

TOLEDO. O., March 3.-GHAH-Wheat strong;
No. whito Michigan, 81. ok; extra do, s1.o4;
amber Michigan. spot. 81. o31a; March. 81. 03ai;
No. red wlutcr. spot. s1.oth; April, 81. o8M; !;
May, 81. o79d bid, Corn steady: high, mixed. BIC;
No. ?, Epot, :5c bid; May held at sBc; rejecicu,
344c. Oats steady; No. =, 4Tc.
, 1879-03-04

NEW YonK. March a. nuBlncss was falr In aomc
departments; cottou gnoJs In stcady dcn,and and
ssm; c!.cstots and crnin.bass doing writ; ps'nts
continue sluggish, and glnghams less aclrc; dress
goods in steady rcqrctt BEAwts rather mora actiyu;
,et's wear w6ocIls G1Ifet; hnr!ury ant underwear
dolng well; fore'gn gools IN trregnlar demand.
, 1879-03-04

IfntANAroLIs, 1nd., March o. HoeE-stoa1y
at 81. B0GD3. 90; receipts, l. 600 head; shpments
1h0.
GnAsN-Whcat steady; No. 2 rcd, ST. 00g1 .02.
Corn gale. at :}3c. Oats steady; white, o1c.
pnovIatoS4-Shonldcrs. 34e; clear rib Loo.
Lard, $3.50. linus. 73;l7sfc.
, 1879-03-04

OswEoo, March 3.-GHAIS- Wheat steady; No.
/ hard Duluth spring, St.10; No. ? Milwaukee,
s1.05; NJ. rcd Wnbaah. ST.. 10. Corn arm;
No. = Western, 4ac; rejected, dc.
, 1879-03-04

DETnolT, March !.-Ftoun-Firu,.
GnA.a-Wl.cath higher; extra hold Ut 81. o1H; No.
white, s1.01H; March, S1.o0s: April, ST. OTIS i;
Aips, 81. o,i; Inne, $l.@ati; milling No. !, DDc.
Receipts, 1T, t'i0 hu; shipmcnts ~ $40 bu.
, 1879-03-04

I,ct and then swoop down frou1 his broker Office
md bcar of millions, that man Will 10 otir
friend johnny Skac.
, 1879-03-04
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.


IDNE J6TH4
To the Editor Of The Trbnnt.
CHICAGO, March 3.-WiIl you, through Tie
columns Of yuur va,ua1fc paper, Inform us II
John Wentworth (l.ouR john was i'o1Ieo
Commissioner or not of tic t:ity IT Chicago,
and, II 30, whcna Very respectfully yours,
SUBSCRIBERS.
[Hc was, from May, 1864, to November, 1866.
-Ep.]