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nIPPINGH or pnNCn.

WHEN a cat Is so mad that her hair
stands on end she has fur.straight ap.
pearance.-B Pot.
NEWLY married husband; "That is a
friend Of mine, my dear : q friend OF TWEEN.
ty years standing"
His bride: "Good gracious! Then pray
give him a seat, for l am sure he must
be tired"
a FRIEND writing from San Leandro,
CAL, tells the following; A cute little
tive-year.old, whose parents are connect.
ed with the Presbyterian Church, says:
Mamma, was Christ Jew?" eyes,
dear, replied the mother. "Well, that's
strange, now, isn'tit, mamma, when His
Father, God, was Presbyterian ?'-Gold
HR Ners.
THERE was a moment'slull in the debate,
and then member know as "0ld Relia.
BILE" spoke up: "Why, down to Arizony,
when | lived thar 1t was SO hot that they
used to have to splice two thermometers
together SOS to get any idea OF the heat,
and even then the quicksilver would squirt
over the top one sometimes"
OLD MADAME RornscHtLD, motherof the
mighty capitalist. attained the age OF
ninety-eight; her wit, which was remarka-
BILE, and her intellectual faculties, which
were Of no common order, were preserved
TO the end. In her last illness, when sur
rounded by her family, her physician be.
ing present, she said, in suppliant tone
to the latter:
"Dear doctor, try to do something for
me-"
Madame, what can do? can't make
you young again."
No, doctor, Idon't want to be Young
again, but want to continue togrow old. d
A GOOD but simple man residing in a
village Of Dumines.shirest upan init.
macy with aneighbor lately arrivedinthe
locality. This latter appeared very goodly
sort OF person, whose frequent intercourse
and conversation afforded no small degree
oil pleasure and edifcation to his newly
acquired friend. The newcomer had at
last risen SO high in the confidence and es-
teemo the other that he believed him to be
a saint, il there was one in the world. One
night, however, hearing some disturbance
In the hen-roost, he went out with light
to discover the cause, when, 10! there was
his pious friend very deliberately twisting
the necks of the chickens, preparatory to
carrying them of. The good man, more
aghast at the fragrant hypocrisy Of his
neighbor than concerned for his own loss,
exclaimed, more in sorrow than in anger:
"Oh, David, David, man, little ex.
pected TO meet wi you herew
Growth" said David, with apparent
unconcern, "just as little did expect to
meet wi you here"
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NEw YoRx, July 24.-Cotton = Firm at
l1Na1lHc. Flour-Grades under s. rs scarce
and wanted for export; grades above that
dull and In buyers favor; receipts 1900 bar.
rels; super6ne western and State s. 90a4 IS:
common to good s. 60a4 IS; good to choice
81 SOa6 so; white wheat extra 81 75a5 Is; en-.
tn Ohio 81 50a6 o.; St Louis s. 1048 so !:
Minnesota patent $575as 90. Wheat-Quiet;
receipts 7SS, 900 bushels; No. aspiring Csc; No.
3spring 90caS1 90; No. 2$I O5al 10, the lat.
ter extreme; ungraded 97caSl 00;fnngraded
winter red 81 Osal l8; Eo.2 do 81 1SISal l39<;
ungtadod amber 81 GOAL IS; No. 9 amber 81 IL
1l2k; No. Il 81 l3ISal Az unrraded white
y ~; No. ! do, sales Of 1900 bushels at
81 16al TO- No. Q red, July, sales Of 5000
bushels at 81 13Aal AK; August, sales Of
IA, 900 bushels at 81 12Kal 124; September.
sales of 10000 bushels at 81 l2al lIX,
Rye-Firm; western 84a65c Barley-Dull
and nominal Malt Nominally unchanged,
Corn-Moderately active; receipts 100000
bushels; unEraded 44a451fc; steamer 4lS<c;
No. 2 white SIC; steamer July 44Xc bid. 45c
asked, August 45Mc bid 451c asked: Sen
TENDER 46C bid: 1910 asked. OatS-.In fatr
demand; receipts Il, 600 bushels western mix.
cd 3ta39c: white western 30aI3c, Hay
Steady. Hops-Firm; year,ings 4a7c. Coffee
Quiet and steady, Sugar-Very strong; fair
to good refining at 62<aBIsc. Mo!asses-Firm.
Rlce-Firm; Carolina CLARKE. Petroleum
Dull refined 69{a6jSc; crude 5a5Hc; United
8SIa69Hc. TalloW-Steady at &c, Rosin-
Quiet and unchanged Turpentine- Dull at
281Sa26Nc. EgSs-Unsettled western l0a
lOz5c POrk-stronger; new mes 50 90. Beef
Firm. Cut Meats-Quiet but steady; long
clear 4}sc; short clear SIC, Lard-Firmer:
prime steam 50 02K. Butter-Firn; western
lal6Hc Cheese-Dull and unchanged. Whisky
Firm at 81 OF,
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The Wood. 1. Full Of ,Em. y

From the Indianapolis News.
This expression is in frequent use in this
State, both in conversation and compost
tion," and yet its origin is probably known
only to one in thousand Of those who
use it. A gentleman who claims to know
gave reporter for the Netrs, Saturday, the
following as the manner in which it was
first used: In the neighborhood of Wash
ington, Wayne county, lived we'll known
character named Bill Dean. He was what
is generally termed "smart Aleck," al
ways endeavoring to perpetrate Joke at
somebody expense. One day hileriding
to Richmond, every foot Of which he knew,
he espied an old gentleman named Cheez.
UNI, ACQUIRED for hunt, earnestly looking
up a tree. Approaching him Dean asked:
"Can you tell me the way to Richmond?'
"There was two Of 'em run up this tree,
was the response of the old man, who
was somewhat deaf. II didn't ask you
anything about squirrels. How far Is il
TO Richmond?" Zone OF 'em just went
in that hole; didn't you see him 2" the old
man said earnestly. Out Of patience Dean
yelled out, "You must be id fool?'
Eyes, Cheezum responded, still gazing
upward, "the woods IS full Of EN-"
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OVER THE RIVER.

E. g. MORGAN, ESQ, assignee OF the old
Implement Works Company, at Bellaire,
has sold all the machines and material for
other ones that were left on hand at the
time OF the assignment. He now begins
on the real estate Of the company.
A MEETING OF the Leaf Tobacco Associ.
alton OF Ohio and West Virginia will be
held in City Hall, Barnesville, Thursday,
July gath. Shippers III the respective
townships are expected to ascertain the
average Of the present crop planted, and
the number OF acres grown last year, and
report at this meeting.
The finding of the Common Pleas Court
that the solvent stockholders in the old
Bellaire Manufacturing Company llater
the Implement Works. are liable, and are
assessed for 90 per cent OF their stock,
strikes some OF our citizens very hard In
times like these. But the solvent mem.
bers Of the old company will have to ante
up.-BeLldire leader.
SAN. JOHNSON, the Enquirer correspon-
dent, discovered, while in st. Clairsyille
and Bridgeport, that both candidates for
State Senator, this year, would come from
Harrison county; that the county seat i'm.
broglio has killed Senator Wagner, and
that Sam. Knox will be the Republican
nominee. He also discovered" that Hon.
Il. Dantord is dead cock in the pit, and
that Hon. R. ]. Alexander stands the best
chance for denomination and election. We
shall see about all OF these things when it
gets cooler, Sam.-,Belldire LeGdT.
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The Chnrre Against cha.tlne Cox.

Extract from Judge cOWing's Charge.
"If person kills another while he, the
former, is in the commission Of felony,
the law says that the crime is murder in
the first degree. Grand larceny or the car
rying away with wicked intent Of the per.
sonal property Of another, II valued above
S25, is a felony under the lawsoft State.
Yon must examine the evidence, and II
you tlnd that, beyond a reasonable doubt,
Mrs. Hull came to her death at the hands
OF the prisoner while he was committing a
felony OF grand larceny, you must find him
guilty OF murder in the tirst degree. You
must decide whether Mrs. Hull Is dead,
and II the prisoner contributed 70 her
death. 1.-The fastened her death single
minute he is guilty.
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PHILADELru1A, July 2t.-Flour Dull and
nominal; extra family, medium, IS Is; fancy
S IS; Ohio good IS 50a5 62)<; fancy IS 0S /;
winter wheat patents IS 76a6 80; Minnesota
Iatent 50 SI1za8 IS Rye Flour-Steady at
s. 20aS Is. Wheat-Quiet; rejected 81 O7al 10:
No. 2 red elevator 81 Is. Corn-Demand &C.
tive; western mixed, track, 4Sa4Oc yellow SOC,
0ats-Flat western mixed S6a$7c; white
western S1aSSc. ProviSions-Dull Beef
Mess Sl2 90. Hams-smoked 1OI<allc; picked
sha9c Lard-Nominally unchanged. Butter
-Firmer creamery extra l6alSc; New York
and bradford county, Pa, extra, 14al6c;
Wester Reserve extra l2al3c. Eggs-Firm;
western lie. Cheese-Firm; creamery SKA
SIC. Petroleum-Firm; refned exc; crude
61Gc. Whisky-Stcady; western 81 OK.
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Cincinnati,

CrSCtSSArr, July 94.- Cotton-steady and
firm. Flour-Steady and unchanged. Wheat
Heavy, owing to limited freight facilities
eastward, at95a9sc; receipts 1900 bushels
shipments s., 600 bushels Corn-Strong at 40
a4lc. oats-Firmer at3la35c. Rye-In fair
demand at SIC. Barley-Nominally unchang.
ed. Pork-Firm at s. 80. Lard-In fair de.
mand; current make S. 10. Bulk Meats
Strong and higher shoulders s. SIX; short rib
sold at s. l2a4 l2X, closing at 81 Is bid, 81 q
asked short clear held at 81 80. Bacon-Ir
good demand and prices a shade higher at
s. coal SCAT 9Oa5 19K. Whisky-Steady at
81 %. BuLter-Quiet and unchanged. Lin
seed OIL Steady and In fair demand at CSC.
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AND now for story about ole CATER

AND now for a story about ole CATER
Peters.
One day Jack Brily, which is the wick
ed sailer, swears and everything, he was
goin by old CATERS house, and he foun
him digin well, and boy was putin up
the rocks in a bucket with winlass. So
Jack he Civ the boy bits, and sed: "You
go and git sum candy, and lie pull up for
you till you git back" and the boy done
1t. Then Jack he puts his bull dog IN the
bucket, and let it down, and the dog it
Jump out In the vel with CATER, wich
holered wild, and the dog too. Then Jack
he cot ole Gafferscat and pitchtthat down,
too. and the dog tackled the cat between
Gaferses legs, and the catrun It up CATER
like he was a ire, and all yellin' like In
jens, there wasent never such tite! Aft
er vile Jack he let the bucket down and
hauld old CATER up with the winlas, lookn
nifty beat and his close tore bad. Fore
CATER cude get his breth Jack sed: 'trell
you wot, CATER, II hadent come along
yude had pretty rough time OF 1t l ges,
cos that boys gon for o other cat.
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The following contribution to the Medical
and Surgical Reporter by an eminent Pittsburgh
physician should remove all doubt rs to the
efficacy of this wonderful discovery:
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RAIiin1oEn

BALTIMORE, July 24.-Flour-steady and
unchanged. Wheat-W Western lower, but
steady at the decline; No. Q western winter
red spot$l 1l1Eal llI4; July $ll1N; August
81 l0Nal II; scptember$l llNal llk. Corn
Western quiet and steady; western mixed,
spotand July Axe; August 4497Ea4491C; Sep,
tember 45% a45 20, steamer 4lc 0ats-steady;
western white SSaS0c: do mixed S6a37 11Sc
Pennsylvania 3SaS0c. Rye-Quiet at 6Ba5sc,
Hay Strong and without change. Proyis
ioGs-Qniet and unchanged. BUTTERFLIES
grades scarce and firm; western packed liz
1Sc, Eggs-Firm at loo. PetroIeum-un,
changed. Cofee-Quiet and unchanged.
WhiSky-Steady and unchanged.
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Novel carr, IN : lIemphIs Paper.

Memphis Apalaaeke" II you think there
is yellow fever in Memphis back your
judgment Twill wager $500 there Is none,
and that there will not be thirty.fiye
deaths this week oil told, and $3.50 there is
40 epidemic this summer, and $3.50 there
are not oyer thirty.Aye deaths per week
for the next four weeks. This y open Tor
three days Tor the experts who have
stabbed the commerce Of Memphis LOT
this season. But she will still live, Two
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uhieago Cattle mar .et.

CHICAGO, July 9i-Ths Dsove1F Journal
reports:
Hoss-Recelph $500 head shipments 4, 400
head. All grades better; mixed packing 8 0Oa
IS; light $ 65a4 70; choice heavy s. 40a3 90
OATTLE-Receipts $40 head; shipments 3, SOC
head; 4 shade more life; good many
bought toF. New York at SiT5a5 IS; fair e
good shipping g 99a4 %, and steady feeder
western cattle easy and quiet; Texans So 05t
$50; Colorado natives s. 6Oa4S0.
sHEEe-Fairly active and weak.
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RErHEsDA WATER.
Remarkable cure from II. r.e.

The following contribution to the Jie1iea!
and Surgical Reporter by an eminent Pittsburgh
physician should remove all doubt rs to the
efficacy of this wonderful discovery:
MINERAL WATER IN DIABETES NELLI1Us.
Editor Medical aud Surgical Reporter:
In a recent number of the Medical aud SUI.
gitaI Reporter January 10, 1873, the recovery
Of case Of diabetes mellitus is reported by
DR.. Schuyler, Of Troy. n. Y, which recovery
he stated was brought about BY the use Of the
Beth sda Mineral Water, OF WaukeSha, Wis.
consin. have a similar case to report Of a
patient who attributes his complete recovery
to the same agency, and share the patients
belief. Twill be as briefas possible III report
Ing 1t:
Mr.. s., a teamster by occupation, thirty-Rve
years OF age, and six feet one inch In height,
consulted me in relation to bis health about
the LIST Of September last. He had been ailing
for two months previous had become so fee
BILE and emAciated that he was unable to
work and the weakness" as he expressed 1t,
OF his legs was so great that it was with diff
Guilty he could walk; he had lost In weight
about thirty.fYe pounds, was tornentel
with intolerahle thirst, and was passing enor-
nous quantities Of urine, having to rise near.
~ every hour during the night to void II;
tongue red and skin dry and harsh.
Surprising 1t TO be case OF diabetes melli.
tus, which the usual test and analysis con-
firned, as did several subsequent tests, put
him on the recognized diet and medical treat
ment for that nlalady. He called atmy office
once or twice week dullng the month OF Sep
TENDER. showing very little improvement.
After that time he failed to call and lost
sight OF him for several weeks, when one day
! aaNfInNkattty him - WINS bSa
Asking him In relation to his health he re-
piled, II am 0s well as eyer,n and said to me,
"Do you know what cured me7' suggest
ed, oEcourse, my treatment, mo, Baid he "a
friend Of mine told ME to drink Bethesda
Water, and from the time commenced 10 use
1t got better"
At this date, January 81, 1873, he lsin good
health and engaged Of his occupation, weighs
one hundred and plnety-three pounds, says
he has no thirst and no desire 10 void urine
oftener than In health.
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 watos altogether.
Like DR.. Schuyler, do not vrite 10 adyer.
tise this mineral water, but to state TO thepro
teSsion fact.
THOMAS N. SHAW, NJ. D.
Pi9'6Nrgh, Pa, FEB. ., 1873.
General Agentt for Pennsylvania, Ohio apt
West Virginia,
JOSEPH FLEMING,
81 Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pamphlets mailed free.
PMcE-5O cents per gallon, $iper 10 gallon
key, IS per half.haiTel, Sl6 per barrel.
LOGAN, LlsT \ Co.,
Bridge Corner, Main street
Exclusive agents for Dunbars BethesdI
Wafer in Wheeling.
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GRAND RAPIDS, Mrcu., Nov s. ISL 1879. "'"'''
10 YEARS A. SUFFERER.
From Hon. Thee. P. Bouert.

lingthoroughly convinced Of the efficacy
otSANEoRD's RADICAL CURE FOR CArARRH, I
am induced to drop you line to say that al
though have been Sceptical OF all the nos
trums advertised as radical cores" | have
never found anything that promises such re-
lief and ultimate cure as that OF SAA Foap'a.
! have been afflicted with this dreadful
disease for more than ten years, and not until
recently could be induced 10 perevere with
any until read the letter Of Mr.. Henry
Wells (of Wells, Fargo & Coz and can truth.
fully say that after using five or six bottles /
am thoroughly convinced of Its curative prop
ertie+. Hoping that Others similarly afflicted
like myselfwill be induced to make the trial.
lam, gentlemen, very truly, etc.
ThE0. P. BOGERT,
BRIsrOI, R. l., July "a, lS77.
Price, with Improved Inhaler, Treatise, and
Directions, 81. Sold by all druggists,
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chicago.

oaIcAeo, July 2l.-FIour-Quiet but firm.
Wheat-Unsettled, active but weak and low.
er; No; Chicago spring 81 90 cash; 991c
August No 9 Ole cash; 943Sc August
9lAc September No. SIC; rejected zoe.
Corn-Dull, weak and lower at 37Xc cash;
S6%c August; S61Sc September. OatS-Dull
and prices shade lower at 2774c cash 255Gc
August: 25Sc September. kye--Firmer at
81 nc. Barley -Steady and unchanged at Zoe.
pork-Demand good and tending upwards !;
s SIX September; IS 40aS i9X October.
Iard-Fairly active and shade higher al
IS 70a5 TAX cash August; IS 75a5 III Sep.
TENDER; S 77ISa5 50 October. Bulk Meats
In good demand and prices shade higher
at s. Coal 30a4 70. Whisky-Steady and un.
changed at 81 O6.
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q o, q COX bid; No. red 81 cox; No. 2
D and u q 931f No. 81 90; No. 2ambef
Illinois u 03hs Corn-Dull, lliRh mixed
held Of 9ec, Sshc bid; No, 9 SPOT july SsHe:
amber $50 bid; August held Il SSi;c, ~
bid septembeE held OF SsNc, SsKo BID,
Oats-Dnll; No. 2 August 23c,
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T0lan

ToIEpo, July -wheat-weak and low.
q; No. white Wabash 81 DIX No. white
Michigan, new, 81 OK; extra white Michi.
gan, new, 81 06; amber Michigan spot July
y Q?lss;SiN No. 2 red winter spot 81 0$%; july
u @Hi August 81 Of; September held q
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PTrrsBuAsH, July 2l.-pEfnots, N-ouiet,
crude 7latc Of Parkers for shipmen !; tetined
6Kefor Philadelphia delivery.
Oh CtfY, July A-PEfRoLgpw - Market
opened dull at sNc; advanced 70 695Ic; de.
clined and closeda at 6SNc. Shipments 81, 0O0
barrels, ayeragtng A, 900 barrels Transactions
700, 600 barrels. =
/, .Asrwrhh July 2L-PErnOlsus- Refined
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NV 0RLRARs, July 25.-Cotton-Quiet:
medium 1lNc; low medium lie; good oflina.
~ l0ssc. Net receipts ~ bales gfoss as bales;
sales 100 bales; stock 1853 bales. Rice Quiet
and weak; Louisiana ordinary TO choice al
nc; 0thers unchanged.
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LEMON 10.

One pint Of rich lemonade with q little
grated find Of o lemon In It. II must be
very sweet, as II loses much In freezing.
Add the whites Of three eggs cut 70 q stiff
froth. Freeze like ice cream. The juices
Of any fruit, with sugar and water added,
may be prepared In the same way.
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GOosls,

NEW YoRk, July 2L-BusIness continues
quiet with package houAes, and iObbing trade
dull, Cotton goods quiet aud steady. Dark
prints In fair demand, Freeman'S prints are
opened at8c. Dress goods rather more active.
Woolen goods sluggish and steady. FlAnnels
and blankets In light demand,
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PERsoSs suffering from Sick or Nervous
Headache, will find a pleasant and parma
nent curein Diner Rakoczy Bitter Water. A
wine-glassfal taken in the morning regu.
lates the bowels and keeps the system in
perfect order. For sale by all druggists.
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at 81 ~ sight exchange ~ &k. 1E
GovEBsMEEIs-steady.
United States o. d ISL, coupons
seH
NeN f0af ana
sew Foais
Currency
RAILROAD BoNDs-G Generally firm; Rome,
Watertown and OgdensbuEg arst consolidated
advanced 4 per cent, and Lehlgh and Wilkes
barre consOls RSSented Adyanced2 ercent and
Q. o. & ]. Q, tists sold attn.
STATE BoNDs-Dull. a.l
SrocEs-The market was fairly active, but
speculation was irregular. Gmnger stocks
showed the most activity, but closed at d fac
tlonal decline. Trunk lines and coal shares
were quiet; but showed a slight falling of In
the Anal dealings. Ohio and Mississippi was
prominent In the transactions; common I'D.
vanCed l and preferred X per cent. Kansas
and Texas and G. c. & |. also advanced per
cent; Kansas Pacific, st. Paul and Minnesota
and Louisville and Nashville rose Y per cent.
Harlem sold at 1855 against $50 the last sale,
The market at the close YVES lnlrly steady,
The Wabash directors were In session this az
ternoon, and at the close It was reported that
they and Vanderbilthad not been able 10 agree
in regard to using the Vanderbiltroad between
Toledo and Detroit II Is stated that In case
Vanderbilt declines to admit the Wabash to
the use Of the Detroit, Monroe and Toledo
road on nj equitable basis, that road, In con.
nection with the Grand Trunk, will ct once
begin the construction OF new route, alrea.
dy surveyed.
Transactions aggregated 12S,oO0 shares, Of
which 1900 were Erie, $500 Lake Shore,
g, 900 Northwestern common, 5000 preferred,
5000 st. Paul common, 1000 preferred, $500
Lackawanna, 1000 Michigan Central, 22OO0
Ohios 1000 Western Union, 4. 900 Pacific
Mail, 1900 Louisville aud Nashville, 5000
Kansas City and Northern, $500 Burlington,
Grand Rapids and Northern, 5000 Indianapo.
lis, Cincinnati and Lafayette and 6, 100 Kansas
and Texas. IN, -.
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Crsc1SxAEI, July A.-Hoos- Easier for
light heAyy dull; common g SOa3 IS; light
s. o0a3 % packing s. 4Oa3 90 butchers s. GO
aS 80. Receipts 1880 head shipments 400