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Owensbro Mesenger:-Philip Thesis
has a wife--or at least he had one
Friday, but now "shes' gone the Lord
knows where" Philip went to the
Fair. and the fair, or as Philip probsly
thinks, the unfair Of his household
went from him. When he returned
he found that his wife and step
daughter had, in fact, Int out, and in.
curry fails TO ascertain their where.
abouts. Thesis is not only bereft Of
his wife, but also his household plund.
er, which they took care to carry away
with them. No reason for the de-
campment has been discovered. and il
was a surprise to the husband, II is
also remarkable for being, as is sup
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Nan a RIrh,inr Animal.

From the Boston Globe.
DO what we will with him, man is ma
turally ahghtiDg animal. There is a curl
Gus autobiography to be found in Southern
bookshops, written by an old hunter about
a century ago. There is the same thirst
for blood and fierce love of the chase in it
as if beast Of prey OIL. grayhopnd were,
telling lis story. The most amusing ex.
ample iswhere the old man ysllshoY he
and his sons once trained some young dogs
10 hunt bears. II put on the skin OF an
old bear" he says, ''and crawled on all
tours, while Elisha and, Job drove the
pups on. They. were scared at first, but
presently the whole six attacked me furi-
ously, bit my calves, tore my hair, hung
on.my ears. i began to shout : Enoughp
but 'Lisha cried, Don't, dad, don't! It's
thelife otthepupGipt BE adds, Y0f coufse
! stayed had consideration for the
dogs"
II takes great deal OF training TO root
out this instinct from men who inherit it.
Everybody knows the history Of the
fighting Quakers" during the Revolution
AIRY war, Manyof the staid SONS Of staid
sires Of the same faith slipped out Of meet
ing during the last war to shoulder q
musket, One venerable old friend in Ger
mantown, Penn, found that three OF his
sons hadgoneto this conflict against which
his creed arrayed him. The youngest felt
that he, too, must go, but feared to tell
his family. He took bis gun one day and
began to clean 1t, placing himself in his
father'swsy. Theold.gentleman saw him
and paced slowly up, and down, but said
nothing. Presently he approached the
young man. CHARLES, be said delibera.
tely, ~ the devil has made thee feel that
thee needs one Of those worldly instru,
ments, spare not thy money, hut get the
best" 5.fES sTgis I. ,{fJlE5
Alexander Campbell, most com batiye Of
Scotch reformers and ,theologiGns, once
submitted hisshead to the fingers Of q
phrenolOgist; who had no knowledge oil
lMr. Campbell's calling. The man finished
his examination with the words: From
your executive ability and love Of fight.
ing, sir, you are OF, ought ID, be q great sol
der" The aged clergyman heaved Z
sigh. mo, sir, no. Circumstances were
against me. But, according 10 my, oppor
tunity, I've done what could've don,
what l could a. ,.,,r, 'i3hl $40 p "a
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LlneoIn's Homeiy Phro.e..

Noah Brooks, IN Nidsummer Holiday SCribnsr.
In his letter declining an invitation to
attend the illinois. Republican .Conyen-
ton, in 1885 Lincoln made dseof twolor
three striking figures. Reviewing de
military events Of the past year, which
had been favorable to the cause OF the
Union, he said: 1.-THE Father of waters
again goes unvexed to the sea-" And, re-
ferring to the TACT that Southern Union
lists and ex-slayes had done something to
helpon the good work, he said: "on the
spot, their part Of the history is dotted
down in black and white" There was
something in the phrase dotted down in
black and white" which nightly tickled
the popular fancy. Atthe time, however,
criticism was provoked by this odd figure
employed by the President: "Nor must
Uncle Sans web-feet beiorgotten. At ali
the watery margins they have been
present not only on the deep sea, the
broad bay. the rapid river, but also up the
narrow, muddy bayous, and wherever the
ground was q little damp, they have been
and made their tracks" Lincoln was
amused by the discussion in the news
papers to which the use OF the phrase
Uncle Sans web.feet" gave rise. He ex.
planned that the remarkable ieats perform
ed by the gun'boats, in making their way
through sloughs and bayous, heretofore
considered unnavigable, reminded him Of
the stealthy passage of waterfowl. The
pleasantly concerning light-draught steam
ers going where "the ground Is little
damp" is familiar to everybody. !.
It will be a long time before our people
will forget Llncoln's homely smile OF
"elder.sQuirts charged with fose-water,"
as applied 70 the conservative programme
Of prosecuting. the war. This was Used in
9 letter addressed to Cuthbert Bullitt, OF
New Orleans, in which letter he also said
that the conservatives were like complain
ing passengers on q ship" The mutfneers
must go untouched, lest one Of these sa-
cred passengers should receive an acci.
dental wound" His Imagination was
powerfully stimulated by any reference to
the history Of the republic! His address
at Gettysburg, now, one Of the great his
torical speeches Of the world, suggests,
rather than expresses crowd OF images.
To Lincoln's mind, apparently, American
history was filled with nobleS and pathetic
figures. In some Of the loftisr fights OF
his eloquence may be found traces Of a
strong poetic tancy-sns Imagination fred
by love Of country, and inspired by the
contemplation Of the stirring events that
have marked It's history. No more strik-
ing example Of this can be found any
where than in the memorable words which
closed his first inaugural address. ss ~
1.-THE mystic chordsof memory, stretch:
ing from every battle field and patriotic
grave 10 every living heart and hearth.
stone, all over this broad land, will yet
swell the chorus Of the Union, VII again
touched, as surely as they will be, blythe
better angels Of our nature, -,
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New YoAx, July 22.-MoEEY = Market
easy at 2ISa4 per cent; elosihgat Prime
mercantile paper SIfAlh per cent. Sterling
Exchange, bankers bills weak and dull at
u 81 sight exchange on New York n e6A.
Produce exports for the week q, 74B, 900,
GoyERSnEiTs-stead I4- .
unieA stata q a ISL coupons
New Tour and half.
SuItNncV
RAILROAD BoNps- Generally strong; O. O,
d l. @. hrsts Tx, seconds a. 9If :,
6TAfE BoHps-Dull, except Louisiana con.
soils which were weak and { per cent lower. ),
SIocEs-The market was tairly active, but
the general tendency was toward lower prices
and the closing quotations show. q decline on
the day StransRct lons peculation;op with
Q weak tone, and prices fell of I[aX, which
was followed BY an advance Of kalK; st
Louis, Kansas City and Northern making the
greatest improvement sthe preferred rising
from 4eN tO511Ns, while louisville and Nash.
vile advanced ~ and Iron Mountain per
cent. Ia..lil 7.Il77E
Dnring the afternoon there was general
decline Of AalH per cent which was most
marked IN Northwestern, ST. Paul, 1AckaWan. ]
na and St Louis, Kansas City a Northern, |
Canada Southern and Wabash Sdyanced on r.. |
Oorts that Vanderbilt had concluded arrange |
ments with the Wabash for the use 81 some |
Of VandeTbiltB road from Toledo eastward, |
Transactions aggregated 16I, 900 shares, Of |
which 5000 were Erie, 1900 Lake Shore
5000 Wabash, Is 900 Northwestern common,
1000 preferred, g, 600 St Paul common, l,l00
preferred, 1900 Laekawanna, $500 New
Jersey Central, 400 Michigan Central, 1900
Union Pacific, 1900 Ohio and Mississippi, |
100 Western Union, $500 ST. Louis Kansas
Ssy o a9 9d NS5fhsFa nu s0% NaoS
Mountain, 1900 Canada Southern, 100 O, o, |
4 l. O., ], 400 st. Joe, 1000 Pacific Mail, 100
indianapolis, Cincinnati and Lafayette, and |
!, 200 Marietta and Cincinnati frsts paeferred.
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ROMEO AND JELIn.

cneihnati Enquirer.
"WIltthou bsgOuSS" aid Juliet,
UntoheF Romeo gay.
~ pray thta lngeF yet awhile,
And my good banjo play.
at Was the nightly nightingale, m1t
And not The morning hTk,
Th9t pleEced the hollow Of thine ear
Q, stay, my festive spark" .........
at wa the herald Of the nom .r....
No nightingale, my sweet;
And must kiSs my hand 70 thee
Until again We meet" .#..
10, II tAou lowest me, Romeo,
| beg Of thee 70 stay; U.
The Light thou Oetst meteor 10,
Or the lAmrsat Mlntaa."
10, no, my iaiTsst Jullat,-l.i sr..fl
Nights candles are burnt out,
And toeund day stands up-tOe
On The lnountAlR tops about" i.. -|
"But sIuce thy sweet Lips ask Il,
IN say my hearts delight,
d Until The lower regions sH IIH"
Are frozen over ughc''
"pl NJ JSn cray 10 eastward ...
not the monings eye,
p And that g not the lark whose uOles &"
Do bat the Vaalted sky."di aiT7 ~
Twas thus he mad detained him 81,
TIL hT i1lheT d0nned his pants,
And went down and lo0sod the bulldog
And bis cousins and his Aunts.
And when the hungry elnInea
With his limbs the ground did streW
They were instructed by the Gpulet
TOeat the Montague.
And never, though myiL,
Was story d more Voc a-'i
Than this pathetic narrative r-....,
OtouI foolish Romeo.
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Editor Medical aud Surgical Reporter:

Editor Medical aud Surgical Reporter:
In recent number of the Medical and Sur.
RieQl Reporter January 10, 1878, the recovery
OF case Of diabetes mellitus Is reported by
Dr.. Schuyler, Of Troy, n. which recovery
he stated was brought about BY the use Of the
Bethesda Mineral Water, OF Waukesha, Wis.
eonsin. have similar case to report OF a
patient who attributes his complete recovery
20 the same agency, and share the PATIENTS
belief. will be as brief as possible in report.
ing it;
Mr.. s. q teamSter by occupation, thirty.tve
years Of age, and SIX feet one inch In height
consulted me In relation TO his health about
the LIST OF September last He had been ailing
for two months previous, had become so fee
bic and emacilted that he was unable to
work and the weakness, " as he expressed Il,
OF his legs was 50 great that II was with diff.
Guilty he could walk; he had lost In weight
about thirty.ave pounds, was tormented
with intolerable thirst and was passing enor-
nous quantities Of urine, having to rise near.
tongue red and skin dry and harsh.
Surprising 1t to be case OF diabetes melli.
tus which the usual test and analysis con.
hrnied, as did several subsequent tests, put
him on the recognized diet and medical treat
ment for that malady. He called at my office
once or twice week during the month Of Ser.
tember. showing very little improvement,
After that time he failed to cali and Ilost
sight OF him for several weeks, when one day
1 accidentally met him driving his wagon.
Asking him in relation to his health he re-
piled, II am IS well as ever" and said to me,
DO you know what cured me7' Isugeest.
ed, Of course, my. treatment. "No," said he, "a
friend OF mine told me to drink Bethesda
Water, and from the time I.commenced to use
tel got better" an" III 5If1
At thisdate, January q, 1878, be Is in good
health and engaged at his occupation, weighs
one hundred and 'nihety-three pounds, says
he has NO thirst and no desire to void urine
oftener than In health. .-, u. .I...I ~
During the time he was drinking the min
eral water, six weeks or two months, he took
no medicine, he omitted bread and potatoes
from his Diet He drank about fifteen gallons
OF the water altogether.
Like Dr.. Schuyler, do not write TO adver.
tise this mineral water, but TO state TO the pro-
tession; tact9 Or. n 1plGi r. RS
~. ,eg. Thomas n. SHAW, NJ. D.
Pt''buEgh, Pa, Feb. 2, 1878.
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PmtADKLrHlA, July 22.-Wool Quiet bu,
stesGyi Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Viz.
ginia Xxx and above SSaIOc; extra Ssa39c me.
dium Seal0c; coarse 85a36c; New York,
Michigan, Indiana and Western fine 35aSBc
medium S0a40c; coarse 85aS6C; combing wash.
Cd 89A46c; nnwashed 2SAa2c Canada combing
Sa40o; hne nnwashed 23a26c: coarse and
medium do 26a32c tub washed 27aA2c.
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1890 head. Market generally dull and slow.
Exports steady Of n 76a5 Is; good 70 eholce
ahipptng q q o0A4 co.; common TO fair dull
a - e0ai % butcher steady; COWS 81 60a
. ~ bulls u 6oa2 20; Stesrst b s0aS 90; Col.
oFado natives IS 40a4 Cd y - :
SHIRf-Slow at No lower.
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PlTIsgunsH, July 22-PErRoLEuM-Quiet;
United arm at - ut Parker's for shipment;
refined exc for Philadelphia delivery.
10n CfTY, July 22-PEfRoLEuN - Market
opened inactive Gt 699Gc bid; advanced 10 zoe,
declined and closed at ee9Eo. Shipments 5000
barrels averaging 5000 barrels Transactions
LIZ 900 barrels.
.AsTWESR. July 22-PETRoEEuM-Re Refined
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Cincinnati Hog lrarl.e,.

CINCINNATI, July %. - Hoes Steady
common g soaS IS; Light 8 6Oa3 70; pack.
ing $ Aoa3 col butchers IS 70a3 80. Receipt,
s76 head shipments l26 head.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. 1879

nally unchanged; no demand, Lard Outlet;
current nake - IS. Bulk Meats firmef
and In improved demand at g 2sal 0oa
q. Bacon Firm u ~ 00at 76a6 90.
Whhky- Steady and In faif demand At 81 g6.
Battf-ouiet and unchanged Hnseed OIL
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EEw YoRE, July 22-Tnde continues quiet
in most departments, but the tone Of the mar.
ket REMAINS firm. Cotton goods in light dc.
uAnd and steady. Dark prints In better re.
quest and Pacific, Manchester and American
new dark fancy prints are opened at 7c. Mems
wear woolens quiet aud steady. Wonted
dress goods in improved demand. Foreign
goods dull.
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LONDON, July 22,-The Marx Lane E.press
says: The rain which held off during the
greater part Of last week recommended Satur-
day, and still continues. Harvest, even In the
South, will hardly commence before the mid.
die Of August. OF all crops barley gives the
least pro Hise Of satisfactory yield, which is
doubly deplorable, as an unusually large acre
age Is scwn. Wheat came into ear nearly q
month late, and It's prospects are not very
hopeful even on the highest soils, whilst on
heavy lands, even should the weather next
month be most favorable, two-thirds of the
crop are all that can be expected. Oats in the
South have been coming into ear moderately
well, but cereal crops are In no case up TO the
average promise. even Of ordinary year,
During the past week good part Of q fair hay
crop was secured in the counties nearest to
London, bnt throughout the country hay has
suffered from too long standing. Potatoes
also are suffering. Farmers now become
strong holders Of grain. English wheat Is in
reduced supply, and the demand Is consideta.
bly, increased. Prices advanced irregular
ly, two, three and even five shillings on the
week. Quotations depended upon the quantity
otteringat each agricultural market, The best
price obtainable for English white wheat a
fortnight ago was 80 shillings; the best price
now Is DIS, and at some markets such rs Lon.
don and Gmlford, SIS per quarter. Red wheat
from the eastern counties, has also been held
very firmly, and for material advance, For
eign wheat Is higher this week OF majority
OF the markets, though there Is no large ad-
vance Maize, though higher at certain mar
kets, as rule has merely maintained prices
In the face Of heavy supplies. There was a
fair business in oats at IS Cd advance. The
imports into the United Kingdom for the
uRAk ana{nN IFIEg 1Qfh 90 -
wheat and 1870, $50 cwtS Of flour. In Marx
Lane on Monday, holders were firm, In eonse.
quence Of the return Of bad weather. There
was some demand for France. The supply OF
English wheat was moderate and prices gen
orally rose q shilling as compared with last
Monday. The supply Of foreign Is fair and the
demand irregular. California rose Is Cd, and
other descriptions were mostly las dearer.
Flour firm but not higher, in consequence OF
the large supplies. Barley firm. Oats and
maize ARE higher, despite the large supply.
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ToLRDo, July 22,-Wheat-Firln; amber
Michigan spot 81 05K asked 81 05 bid; No. 2
red winter spot and July Sl06k August and
September 81 03k; western amber July
II 10; No. amber Illinois 81 05I<. Corn
-D1ll No. 2July and August Ssxc, Oats
Dull and nominal,
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BETHESDA WATER.
Remarkable Cure from n. U.e.

The following contribution to the Medical
and Surgical Reporter by an eminent Pittsburgh
physician should remove all doubt az 10 the
efficacy Of this wonderful discovery:
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PERsoS,s, suffering from Sick or Nervous n
Headache, will find q pleasant and perma-
nent cure in Diner Rakoczy Bitter Water. A
.wine.glassiul taken,in the morning fegu.
lates the bowels. and skeeps the system ID
perfect order. For ale ~ ~ df1KSists."
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AoH IoEk.

NEw YoRK, July 22.-Cotton = Steady
at II Ha11Nc. Flour-EaSier; high grades
weak; receipts 1900 barrels; Supertine west.
ern and State s. S5a4 25; common to good
a S5at 90; good to choice 81 65a6 50; white
wheat extra a 65a5 Is: extra Ohio s. S5al 90 |:
St Louis 81 l0a6 50; Minnesota patent IS 76a
8 90. Wheat-UnSettled; receipts $4,000
bushels; rejected spring S0as1c; No. 8 Chicago
81 90; No. 2 spring 81 06al 10; ungraded do
e8caSl o.; ungTaded winter red 81 06aI Is No.
2 do 81 16al 16; ungraded amber 81 I0a1 16 |;
No. do 81 Il; No. do 81 16Gl II ungraded
white 81 Is; No. 2 do 81 Hal 1455<S No. l a.,
sales OF 5000 bushels at 81 15I<al 16 No. 4
red July, sales ofsS, 900 bushels at 81 Is xai l6
August sales OF 200, 900 bushels at 81 l3ka
l AK; September, sales Of 2l6,000 bushels
at 81 l3zal II. Rye-Firm western Sep
tember 64c. Barley-Dull and nominal.
Malt Quiet Con-stronger; receipts rs.
900 bushels ungraded 4311<a451fc; No, 2 white
62Hc; yellow 459zc; steamer July Axe bid,
44Kc asked. August 441<c bid, 45c asked :
September 46c. 0ats-Firmer: receipts iii :.
900 bushels; western mixed 391<<a40If "a white
western 40a42c. Haydn good demand.
HopS-Very firm; yearlings 4a7c Coffee
Quiet but steady; Rio cargoes II 11Ial43<c; lob
lots l1Hal6Hc. Sugar-Firm; refining lair
to good ct 6tEa6Ac. Molasses- eI<a7Nc, lat.
ter choice. Petroleum-Dull; United al 6sKc;
crude 6a5Nc; refined Bzc. Tallow-Nomi.
nally unchanged. Rodn-Dull and unchlng.
ed. Turpentne-Quiet at 27a27I<c. Pork
Dull; new mess $ 90a9 90. Beef-Firm.
Cut Meats Unchanged. Lard Opened
stronger aud closed weak ATS e5a6 90. But.
ter-Quiet and unchanged. Cheese steadier;
western 4a8c. Whisky-Nominal at $r07.
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cinsinnatf.a

orscxSlrt, July 22.-Cottou - Dull and
prices shade lower atl1xc. Flour-Firmer;
family a BSa576. Wheat Active. Arm and
higher, closing easy. at eecast4 o2 :; receipts
1000 bushels N shipments, 5000 bushels.
Corn steady, at 4pAt 1eJ OATS Unsettled at
Sla35c. Rye-Tn fair demand Of 81 67a5Se
Barley-Dull and nominal, Pork-Nomi.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-23

NIw oRIEGNs, July 2o.-CottOn-steady;
midaling IKE; low do lie; good ordinary
1870; net receipts bales; gross o.; sales coo
bales; stock II 1903 bales.