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NV YoRE, August IL Cotton - Quiet
but firm at II S-l6a1l 5.lGc. NOur-Heayy
aud some grades lower; receipts 1900 bar
rels; SIperliIe state and western at 50 iOa
4On; common to good extra s. l0.4 30; good 10
choice $i50a6 80: white wheat extra s. 7Sa
0 25i extra Ohio 81 35a5 %; Minnesota
patent s. 1851 10. Wheat-Priccs steady /:
receipts 1900 bushels; rejected spring TgH
a1Sci No. 9 do $l0O; ungraded winter red
0Sa0snci No. 8 do 81 06HaI ": No. 9 do
! O5Hat O5Hi No, do 81 20; mixed winter
81 OF Gal 0S; uugrsded amber 81 coal 0Sk;
No. amber 81 0S19a1 0SX; No. l dos l 0s5f
III co. ungraded white 81 GSal 10; No. 9 do
Sl0saal 0sA; No. lido sales $1,000 bushels
at s. }0Yal II; No: 2 red August, sales
5000 bushels At 81 0sStt; September, sales
l2S, 900 bushels at ST OSIal o., October sales
10000 bushels at 81 09A. Rye-Quiet but
steady; No. . western, &c. Barley-Dull
and nominal. Malt Dull and unchanged.
Corn-Less scTiveI receipts $4,000 bushels;
ungraded 46a41c; low mixed 42Kc; No, 3
August 4GISc bid; 47c asked; September 47c
bid, 47ltc asked; October 4Sc hid 4s1tC asked.
0aS-Dull; receipts 5000 bushels; western
mixed S2a3tc white western S5a40c. Hay
Firm. Hops -Firm and unchanged. Coffee
Quiet and steady. Sugsr-Steady; fair 10
good refining G%aG&c. MOlasSes-Dull. Rice
Fairly active. Petroleum-Dull; United
68Hc; crude f46Xci FeFaed exc. TaIlow
Steady and unchanged. 1todnLNominally
unchanged. Turpentine-Quiet at 96a96kc.
E~ggs-Firmer; western l0alSC. Pork-High.
o.; new NESS 05a0 90. B~eef-Sleady. Cut
~Meas-stcadS; lopS clear middlings &c;
do short clear SIC. Lard-Erm; prime
steam IS QTHa6 co.. Enthusiastically Hu.
changed. Enthusiastically western 3Ha5Nc.
Wlisky-Eominal a. SI0X.
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References from WE'LL known Physi-
clans, Druggists, and Citizens.

Geo. ". Houghtou, Esq., waltham, Mas,
cured after twelve years OF tulIering. Dr..
Chas. Main, Boston, writes: ~ consider Il
superior 10 any Preparation laid down In any
textbook with which | am familiar" VIM.
Bowen, Esq., Of Mediation, Grant & Bowen,
225 Pine street, St Louis, writes In tile warm.
est terms OF II to his friend, A. A. Melller,
wholesale druggist urging that some more
his city be taken. s. d. Baldwin & Co,
druggists, Washington, Ind, say they never
sold a remedy giving such universal ~satisfac.
ton. Samuel Splnney, Meadow Vale, N. s.,
says il operated on his system In q way that
nothing ever given him by physicians had
done. Geo. F.. Diusmore, a Boston druggist,
says that the cure effected In bis case was 80
remarkable that II seemed TO many that Il
could not be true: He therefore made oath to
Pence,
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HOT WEATHER PARAGRAPHS.


The ties that bind Il merchant TO his
profit advertise.
Az Indiana carpenter is so temperate
that he will not use q spirit level.
IT was a coroner who expressed a pre-
ference for wine with a good body to it.
TAKE your car Of green o in one
hand or both the main point is to get
away with tho corn.
ToNMY-Gimme a cake. Mamma-If
what II you please. Tommy-0, let up
on that Pinafore business; gimme a cake!
TME young King OF Spair goes around
with his arm in asling. He gives out that
he fell from a carriage, but it's noticeable
that the Madrid Female Archery Club has
disbanded.
"How ARE you of for funds today"
asked a collector Of an %impecunious
though classical debtor. ~ am NmpSr
idem-always the same; emphatically
without changer
MAGIsrRATE-"You are charged with
having emptied q basin Of water over the
plaintiff" Irishwoman -"SurC, yer
homer, We must forgive me; in the dark
! took the Gintleman for me husband"
"Pur out your tongue a little further"
said a doctor to a fair invalid. "a little
further, il you please" "Why, doctor,
do you think a woman's tongue has no
end?" said the gentle sufferer. Boston
Journal.
EULAIIE's sweet poem, entitled THE
Cucumber's Victim" has been received,
and is respectfully declined, on the ground
that we cannot encourage a muse which
makes ''really gorgeous" rhyme with
cholera morbus. S-S. Louis TT]2esJ0G4IdL.
AT SARArodA.-She introduced Mr.. Pc
tiers to- all Of her circle, and when her
daughter Kate sweetly lisped "AIithter
Peters!" he softly said, "Why don't you
call me Pete?" "0h, not on so short IN
acquaintance" she h%lushingly replied.
But said he, my name is Peet, not
Peters,"
ABOUT q week ago some young ladies
got up q party to 60 on 4 moonlight excur.
sion. Tie night finally arrived, and the
Of pearly richness. When the party was
ready to leave the house which had been
appointed as the rendezvous, II was noticed
that one Of the most charming young Ia
dies oil the coterie had ashawl on. whats
the matter, Lucy?" inquired n young
lady. "Are you afraid OF taking cold?'
"No, no." she replied. THE thermome,
ter Is up at so; you'll roast if you veal
that shawl" "Im willing to roast she
said, rather pettishly. "Don't you know
why she wears that shawlY laughed he
little brother, as The wiped some tally or hi
mouth with his jacket sleeve, "You keeI
still, You John Henry" screamed the dea
angel, as she turned a trihe red. The DO,
then got out Of reach and yelled, "I'll tel
you why she wears hatshawl. When sh,
gets on the river Bob puts his arm unde
It and hugs her, and nobody can Sc
through the game"
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GLEvELAND 4 PITTSBURGH R. R,
CONDENSED TINE TABLE.
EAsr ANn REsr

M9ME-Z
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FINANCIAL,

EXCHANGE BANK.
J,N. VAscr, pre.t, slN'L LAusHtrS, w.
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THE WHEELING DAILY INTELLIGENCE, FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 49, 1872

R9tents, seloaseo.. Rye Flour-UnchAnged.
WheAt-MOre active; 80. Z red eleyStor.
81 ok. Corn-Firm; Low aired l7jic hIeh
mixed 4sal9c, 0atS-Nfmer; white westefn
SsaSoHc choice S1a8Sc. Proviions-Dull and
unchanged. Butter-EaSier; creamery extra
lIalSc; New York State and Bradford county,
"a, extra llalec; Wes'ern Reserve extra Ia
nc. Eggs-Dull; western lie. CheOse-Firm:
creamery 6abNc. Petroleun-EaSy; crude
Sei refined SIC WhlSky-Qulet western
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EOlodp.

ToLEDo, August M.-Wheat-Quiet; No. 8
white Wabash 81 03; No. / white Michigan
= OlH; amber Michigan spot OSXc; October
sSci No. 2 red winter spot 0SXc; Augustus
sseptember Ekc; October 0sI<c; No. 5 red
Wabash GNc; No. 8 Dayton and Michigan
red 95Nc; rejected Wabash 500; western am.
Der 9sxci No. 2auber Illinois coke. Corr
Steady; high mixed SSkc; No. 2 SPOT Sc:
No. 2 white 4215ci rejected S7Nc; Kansas
$SHc;, Oas-.steady; No. 9 spot and August
go; No. . white 285fc,
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MEDICAL.
SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
Is For a
e CATARRH y

Is a nevsrEailing specific. Whom every other
remedy has failed, when physicians have pro.
nounccd q cure impossible, Il has by is pow.
erful Alternative and resolvent properties act
Ing thoruPh the blood, and by its healing,
bals9inlc properties acting upon the diseased
nasal surfaces, lifted the afflicted, as II were,
from tue very grave. No other remedy has
done this, for no other remedy possesses ina
form 10 pure and simple, yet 50 powerfully
effective, the real essences, as II were, Of the
barks and shrubs from which II Is prepared,
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The medical judges at the Paris Exposi.
ton awarded the highest premium to the
Diner Rakoczy Bitter Water on account OF
It's excellent medicinal properties. For
diseases arising from the digestive or URN.
airy organs, this water will always afford
relief. A wineglassful . dose. For sale
by all druggists.
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CtSctNEAft. August IA Cotton-Qulet but
steady at l0Xc. Flour-Steady aud In fall
demand. Wheat-Easier at 90a93c; receipts,
1900 bushels; shipments 10000 bushels.
Corn-Dnll and lower at 8SkaS9c. 0ats-In.
active and lower at 2Sa28Kc. Rye-Steady at
6Sao4G. Barley-Dull and nominal. Fork
Dull at IS 80. Lard-In good demand cur.
rent make IS so. Bulk Meats-Stronger;
shoulders s. 30; short rib $4@ bid cash,
sales o. 81 0Oa4 67H buyer August; short clear
AIo. bacon-Firmat $l00a5 00a5 40. Whisky
IIhlghsr at y %, Butter-Steady and ui.
changed. LinSeed oil-steady and in fair de-
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CHICAGO, August li.--Ths Drovera' journal
reports: ,
Hoes =. Receipts 1900 head; shiRmenLs
$500 head. Mixed nackins weak aud shade
easier at s. 10L3 IS; good TO choice light
stronger, gnnerally6o higher IS sOal On; choice
heavy firm; s. 40a3 70.
CATrLE-Receipts $500 head shipments
800 head. Market tnirIy active and firm !;
good to choice 81 3Na5 %; fair to good ship
ping s. 7cai 90; stocker active aud In good
demand at s. 50as IS; butchers steady;
western scarce and strong Colorado Texans
y l5a3 Is; colorado natives S so; through
Texans acttyeaFd firm at = GnNS 90
SHHIP -S.kadY.
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BALTIMORE, August lI.-Flom Unchanged.
Wheat-Western irmi No. 9 western red
spot and August 81 O6Xa1 Of; September
81 OK; October, 81 0sAalQSH Corn-West.
ern firm; western mixed, spot and August,
46IEai6Ec; September 47ISai7sGc; October
EjSaisc; steamer, none offering. 0atS-Low.
Grand fairly active; western white, 3la22so,
do miIid 2tsSGc; rennylyanlA j2Ec. Rye
Quiet at 67aB0G. HAy-Steady and unchang
ed. Provisions -FiFmer, but without quota
bic change. Butter-Steady and unchanged
Eggs-Fim at lIal2c. Petroleum-Dull aut
lower crude nominal; REFINED 63ic. Cohel
-ErmeF; Rio eaFgocs llal4Kc. Whisky
DULL aud unchanged.
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Petroleum Market.

OnCtrY, August H.-PGrRoLEuu Market
opened dull with 67IIc bid, advanced to and
closed al 6SHc bid. Shipments O6,OOO bar.
5000 barrels,
PTrrmuRsH, Augustl4-PErBoLEuN-Quie
crude 72Llc al Parker's for Shlpmeni: m.
fined SIC for Philadelphia delivery.
LoxDoE. August observation-disclosures
8a6Nd.
ASrTENP, ugustl4.-PErRoLErN--R Refined
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New York Dry coed. ,rnrI.e,.

EEw ,YoKK, August 14.-Business contin.
ues moderate with commission houses, and
tob6tng tarde steadily improving. Cotton
goods quiet and steady In first hands, Prints
IN irregular demand. GinghamS fairly active
aud wosted and cotton dress goods In fair re-
quest, Fancy casSimeres IN moderate re.
quest FIannels and blankets quiet. Foreign
goods rather more active.
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

'Clears the Head aud Throat 50 thoroughly,
that taken IN the morning on rising, there
are no unpleasant seCrotiOnS, aud no disagree
able hawking during the entire day, but an
unprecedented Clearness Of Voice and Respl.
5atory Organs" Price, with Improved lnia.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO. August II. Flour = Dull aud
unchanged. Whsat-steady; in fair demand
and easier; No, l Chicago spring a3Hc cash;
No. 9 do S5l<c cash; S5k September s5Ht
October; No. 5 do 79a10kc. Corn-Fairly
active aud q shade higher at 1910 cash; 34Ha
3+Stc september; 3ll3aS4%e October re-
jected S2Ec. Oats -Dull and lover at 2sHp
cash; SSH9sS7Gc September 25Nc October;
and nominal. Pork-Fairly active and
higher at s. IS cash; IS S5as $11i September ;
s. IS October. ~Lard-Stroug aud higher al
1856 cash; IS SIX September; IS 67Ha5 90
October, Bulk Maats-MoiCmteIy active and
higher at S i5a4 Coal 20. WhiSky-Steady
and unchanged at$l o5,
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Train, leaving Columbus At $40 =. \. Ana M y
ran daily. Through ChIcaEO expires Leave Coinnbs.
aanI eSeert Sunday, 1t SO r. ~, with IlSSpln0 ~
hhtGened, arriving 10 Chicago 81 T.GO next noFSinR.
PTte sSas ca g secured In advance at UnIon D0pSl
fuiLpen'1 Palace Drawing ROcea Sleeping Car,
tnioI6n without change from SIebOnyIlle and Goilm,
POI 70 ChelnnAu, Louisville, indianapolis and 81.
For through TIrkst, RaerSS Checks. slasplrv N,
acoominolauens and any i1ihsr iniGTInAiion. Spnly
2 J1S. u. BELl.EvlLlE, Ticket Agent Il pSS
naadie Depot foot Of Eleventh StGOSG, Or Il Civ
d. W. Caldwell.
Gsn.l Manager, ColnnbuL, o,
v. L. 0nRIEN,
mi. ssn'l Pisa and Tiek't Agent Columbus, O.
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81, LOUIS, August I4.--HoGs-Active, firm
and higher; Workers and Balumores, So Goa
so; packing s. 0OaS 40; butchers to extra
y 5o13 IS: Shipments 1900 head; receipts
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CINCINNATI, August l4-Hoes-Fairly &c.
i've and a shade higher common 81 6paS 40
light g 65a3 10; packing $ SOFAS 20; butch.
eEs' y 6oaS Is; receipts 1873 head; shipments
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HAVE HOPE.
PA1uGR RYAN.

- .....'.
plain,
And ~ ,LslcT q the sIOudlst hang. above the
And the highest hearts aud lowe,t wear the shIdow
And The smile is i%'eareelY lifted Gro tho uuSuI,hed
tear lS shed. 'l -8
For no .ys' hate there been ever Without a weary
And taoss lIps cannot be human which have never
For Without tho dTsary winter there has never Doon
And Tie temPe,b hide their terrOn In tho culnt.t
summer SKY.
50 this drlfy lie ia raA,Ing-and va move amid Its
And :, v srcurealouG tOgsthsrI'hn in darkness. half
And eur hsari' are often hurieuelt The mysteries Of
whIe9 ~ never all ID shadow aud never wholly
guide, - ~
AndoaT heats q all Hes mys' srIe, seek the mean.
a sfo,, CLEANS Ger our pathway, on 1t hang, the
And lie 1nsTez all our yCaInlngs by til, whisper,
"F9llOw Ac.'
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NEW ORLEANS, August l4.-Cotton-Quiet;
middling loHc; low do l0c; good ordinary
B3So: Not receipts % bales; sales 100 bales;
stock l,lS4 bales.
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PhnaaelnhIs.

%p4tIADsLf4lA, August lt-Floar : pulI;
choice Is @i Ohio family, k2a; winter wheat
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nttueSlh wafer.
We claim that this wonderful water is A
SPECIFIC for diabetes and Bright's disease OF
the Kidneys, two diseases always supposed to
be tnGuTablo. 1t may not cure In every in.
stance, but We claim that nine times out OF
tcu a radical cure Is effected. We are receiv.
ing every day certificates OF wonderful cures
performed BY the use Of this water, which are
little short of miraculous. II Is the most mar.
velous in its curative properties the world has
ever seen or witnessed since the time OF its
nanlesake, the ancient pool Of Bethesda in
jerusalem.
Read the following from the editor Of the
HethodAt Reeonder, Pittsburgh, Pa, in the
issue OF August ID, 1870:
BETHESDA WATER.
A valuable medicine, Just as God made il.
Nothing has bten found 30 beneficial for af.
IecuonS OF the kidneys us this. Mr.. James
barns, one ot the original me:abeE Of the
Methodist Protestant Church, writes to the
publishers OF this paper as follows: II have
begun to work again, and seem 10 Le we'll /
sent to Alr: Fleming, druggist, on Market
street, Pittsburgh, and be sent me Il two cal.
lon jug Of Bethesda Water. found myself
better IN two hours and a half. The location
Of the disease Was about the right kidney
Mr.. Barrs y in his ninctieth year, and has
been very Ill indeed. His recovery lisa cause
OF much gratitude to bis numerous friends.
JAMES ROBlSsoS.
General Agent for Pennsylvania, Ohio and
west Virginia, New jersey, Indiana, Illinois
JOSEPH FLEMING,
81 Market street, Pittsburgh, Ia.
Pamphlets mailed free.
PEIcEI50 cents per gallon, - per quarter
osrrel, s. per half.barrel, SIS per barrel.
LOGAN, LIST & Co.,
Bridge Corner, Main street,
Exclusive agents for Dunbar's Bethesda
Water in Wheeling.
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o. and after May 18th, ls1o. Trains VIII run dali,
teGeePt Sunday as follows:
Through Trains 10 PtAburEh,
Through Trains 10 Cleveland.
Z Through TrlnJ % ChisaFa
Cleyelsnd. """'Hs anu
Hotel aaa S,''TtAI cI' ~ all Trains between Al.
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ci ~: 10 OS Sturdy night mas no connection iOi
., r II man. rslAss. Drawing Room and Sleeping csn
StTse earnsttiSaI are laGde for al points SOush and
nble route Tor ~cnlonists and re,1onS pSoyiaT u H.
StsA "est, and 70 whom particular attention fEiyea.
WHEELING, PITTS. AND BALTIMORE DIV.
"S'e "neenhg-....+."......,......AOA m. 1,EOh IN,
IrtAdelphlA Accommodation.
NrtSs " heeIn ..-.....,.,.. ......G. 20 4. m, go n. M
hiekets 70 al principal Potnta on GLe II Depot'
Vtaee open al ali hours during he dSy. f
information 10 The travelling public eheertuIIy piyeu
". n. C1EAENTH N. OFT,
NJ; DEVRlESr Gsnl Agent Wheeling.
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COLLINS,
voL1AIc lELEcTRlc
PLAsTERs
Instantly AnnlhilaIe Pain,
Strengthen The weak,
Sunp0rf fhe Vgearv.

by instantly affecting the Nervous syten,.
their influence Is at once fOlt at tho ESrthcst
extremitleA. Bence Pain, which arises from
a disturbance OF the Nerve forces, Is cured In
every instance Us II by magic. Palpiatton Of
the Heart, Inflammation Of the Lungs, Liver.
and Kidneys, Irritation Of the Stomach and
Bowels Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Bilious Collie,
Cramps, and Pain arising from the same
cause are speedily relieved. The medicinal
forces present In these Plasters find their
way into the system IN q manner at once
mysterious and powerful. They accomplish
what no remedy CvUr before has done, yiz,.
the restoration Of vital electricity, whence
comes instant and grateful relief from Pain
and Weakness, and freedom from disease
PRICE rs CENTS.
Be careful that You arc not deceived into
buying ONT worthless plaster said IN he e1usl
TO COLLINS vOLrAiC fLASTERs, u union Of
Electricity and Healing BalSams, as seen in
above cut. Sold BY all Druggists. aulNr4W
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Allegheny t,at,ie.

East LtBERrY, August 1I.-CkrrLE-Re.
Seipts to-day 1877 head Of through stock aud
S14 for sales here; total for three days 1902
head Of local and SSS head Of through. or
The 70 cars received to-day all arc sold but
three loads still n hand. Prices unchanged
from yesterdays.
three: days $40. None here for sale feeling
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Financial and Commercial.
Money acknowledgements rlrnsr-1hs
Speculative Tone Of the Stock Market.
Flour Dull and Unehanged-whsat In
Good Demand aud EA~Aier-PrOSI.
AIons Active aud Higher.


NEV YoGE, August 1L-MosEY-MGket
active at 4A7 per cent; closing Of T. Prime
mercantile paper 4a6k per cent Sterling Ex.
change bankeB' bills dull and weak at 81 SIX;
sight exchange on New York II SEX.
st,ar
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SUffEhEhS Lost EnerSy, Manly
Oa1aa2aa=as-Aa8 SIgOr, Syphilis, or any
form Of diSeGAe. cured ct the old WESTERN
ciunatI, by the only sure and reliable renedlG3.
No charge until cured. Call or write IF free
ady!cO. Charges low. Half rates to the
poor. ooS-d&W
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saEEP-Receipts to-day 2,eOO head; total
tor three days ff,f00 head; common to best
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baltimore OHIO RAILROAD CO.
&@M%
On and after Nay IS, 1870, Passenger 4nIp, vii,
fun Q i0lloNS-MhsAllnr Tina. N wv
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TRUSTEES SALES.
TRUSTEES SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE OF
Valuable island Property.

Faubel and Annie, his vile, IN Inc 1ulersirucd
trustee, dated the 18Th day q January, 1873, aud
recorded 10 the Clerks Office Of the County Court u
Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Rock
No. IL pages S+SSr ~ aud $50. ] will, on
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-09-04
HOME.

Our dwelling may be ever SO humble,
and its construction entirely within our
means, though small they be, and yet by
the art of horticulture and other refin-
ing influences, the rural home may be
made "a thing of beauty" There must
be some pictures and books inside the
house, and some Ornamentation of ev-
ergreen, shrub and flower on the out
side, or the girls and boys will not be
satisfied and they ought not to be. l
glory in their gift to get up and out of
q place that, from any cause, has not q
home feeling about it.
If we expect our young folks to re-
main with us and settle around US, we
must surround them with agreeable in
fluences. 1t must not be '.all work and
no play" We slave too much in our
calling, and our young people are dis
gusted. We should master our work
and not let our work master us. Our
calling should serve us, and not we our
calling so much. Let us not lose sight
of "the man." for which all things else
have existence. "The man" feels better
for a bath and clean shirt now and
then, and an hour in the cool shade and
a book in his hand.
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NOT VERY WELL.

Iwould like TO know if YOU call this
being ian excellent cook" viz:
Using thrce-quarters of pound of
butter in making small mess of bis
cults, when butter is twenty cents a
pound.
Cooking half peck Of potatoes for
supper, when pint would have been
sufficient.
Baking four to six loaves of bread at
one time. when two would last them a
week. leaving the balance TO spoil.
Baking two or three pounds of cake
part of ii supposed to be sponge cake.
but it is more like mud) and having to
throw away two-thirds of it, and then
be obliged to buy bakers bread and pie
because the homemade article had sour
ed from standing SO long.
Now, Yiddie, this is an example of
one of your High-School cooks. What
would poor man do with wife.-Chi
c0oo Tribune,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-09-04
WEAVING LAMBS.

The time for weaving lambs has now
arrived. Separate them from the ewes
and place them in pasture by them
IN pasture by themselves. or with two
or three old ewes for company and to
terch the young things how to eat
grain. An old pasture Is the best for
the lambs, from which stock has been
kept for q week or more. and if show
er has fallen since the stock was remov-
ed all the better. Place a feeding trough
into the lots into which the lambs have
been placed, feed them small quantity
Of oats daily, tablespoonful to each
lamb will be enough at first, which
should be incaeascd gradually rs the
lambs increase in age and the pasture
weakens in the fall. A careful watch
should be kept upon them, and they
should be housed on the approach of
cold rains. and when the nights become
frosty a. fall advances. There is moth
ing like keeping young stock in good
heart and growing. Oats are much
better for young growing animals than
corn. the first containing more flesh and
bone making material and less fatty
matter than Indian corn. The principal
profit on stock is made by keeping the
snirnnaisin good condition and not al
70 fall back an hour. Do
npt ia them to FITNESS. but always
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