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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-01
TOBACCO market is quiet. Stock on
QUOTATIONS.

FLOUR There was q fair inquiry for hour
to-day. Notwithstanding this only otO Dds
were reported As sold Stocks are light, ana
prices at the close showed more steadlneSs,
but were otherwise unchanged. Sales-so bbs
Mt S6 50 mt s. 30: Is and t2O ut So 70, % ana
50 at vs. 70; Is at s. 50; 100, 1876, 12o ana 0)o
bills on private terms.
We quote: Fancy extras IS 750lG; choice
extras S5 SOFAS G2l9; family SIS 23f05 57Ia;;
treble extras 81 25Nn3 %, double extras $40
22il, single extras 81 5oNN3 y; Superhne
S3u3 Is. common ~ SOFAS u Dbl. Dehlef8
in their trade obtain an advance OF SOC u bbl
Oh these prices.
CORN MEAL There appears to be some
irregularity in prices, though the general
tone OF the market Is firmer and rates are
higher. We quote good TO choice meal " q
an SO u bbl ex landing. Dealers obtain higher
prices. Sales-5O bbls at 50 80, 200 at 81 Is;
100 At 50 G5 IL bbl-
RYE FLOUR Steady; So 80.
HOMINY-53 wholesale, iobbing Mt 50 % i
GRITS- Choice pearl s3 10 on landing; So 20
0l3 25 in store Fair to good Western 81 9D1t3
ex-landinp jobbng at S30g3 10 IL Dbl. Sales
80 bbls at 50 10 III Dbl
PORK-Ths market is unchanged. Stocks
are moderate aud prices are easy. Holders
are now getting on JOB lots to the local trade
at 50 500 Is Il Dbl. Dealers rates are quoted
at SlOMl0 % h bbi.
DRY SALT MEATS The market was
quiet and settled to-day, With good sales
The trading Included three car lotiu5 oi Duih
shoulders to arrive at 35sc; on car load bOxeo
do spot. in lots. at 374c, and 30 boxes spot al
81 /, h. We quote shoulders 3hsc for loose
and jTs for packed meats. Dealers obtain
the usual advance on these rates
BACON It Is understood there Is falf
line of orders on the market, which are likely
to give good opening for the new month al
steady prices. Stocks are light, and the De
mand is confined to Job lots in the order trade
We quote: 41lzc for shoulders, 514c for cleal
rib sides, and 574c for clear sides. Dealers
obtain higher prices for lots out OF store
Sales 10 boxes clear sides at 57sc Il D.
LARD-Is without change. The demand Is
dull and prices are nominal. We quote re,
fined at G znG7tc for tierces. as In quality and
brand. Smaller packages sell ut an advance
of l,Gla &C on these rates Dealers obtain high
or rates Sales 10 tierces at &C.
HAMS-The trade reports fair loboine
demand, prices ruling quiet and unchanged
We quote Choice hams . 4hglfc, as In brand
and size; ordinary hams are quiet and easy
at 7msl5c. On these prices dealers obtain a[
advance. SaIes-15 tierees to arrive at 10c.
BREAKFAST BACON, Supply good, &c &c
nand light, and market quiet and easy at 90
61Ic for ordirary, and $685. for choice
Dealers obtain the usual advance on these
PACKERS HOG PRoDUCTS-Dealer are
selling on orders In the job trade at So q hal
Dbl for pig pork; s. 1919 y Dbl for runI
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-01

j. 4ae total ,eeipts OF cotton at all the ports
gT Me Gnttl States to the thirty-tirst OF
q, 1879, tot up 4,423,9G6 bales, against =
n w balesor the same period last year. vi
ss1 as. there yere received at the Gulf ports
800 bale, against 2,222,G56 bales last
~ and at he Atlantic ports 233s,964 bales,
|ss 49, l.09si34 bales last year. This state
INV shows falling or in the receipts at
ports d 137,s54 bales. and gain in the
NV ~ at Atlantic ports Of 3a5, 23o bales.
receipts Of cotton at New Orleans thus
1aaoant to l,173, sa2, against 1,369,S9f bales
- or this total there were received
sN river 144a99 bales, against 1885
$3.50; from the Ouachita, 1882 bales,
'ssl last year; from the Arkansas,
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1907 bales, against $1,000 last year; the Mis-
sissippi river ste,o33 bales, against s64,342
last year. and IA BIG bales by the jackson
Railroad. against 333O27 last year, showing
falling off In the receipts at this port Of as ZIG
bales from Red river. Ella bales from Inc
Ouachita, 1882 bales from tho Arkansas,
1890 bales ny the Mississippi river, and
IS III bnies by the Jackson Railroad.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY AUGUST 1, 1879

mess Western 4Ss Cd I.ard-Prime Western
BIS sd. Bacon-Long clear 2Gs; short clear
29s 3D.. Tallow-American Bis.
Ocsan FretEhts.
NEW YORK, July s1.~-Oeean freights firm
and more active. 10 Liverpool, by steam,
10000 bushels grain Mt 719d HI CON, to London,
by steam, 1000 do ut sgd A Norwegian bark
to Cork, for orders, and the continent with
1000 quarters do at IS 1874; another to the
Baltic with $500 quarters do ut 80 1Otsd; an
other to the United Kingdom with 600 bbls
refined petroleum mt As.
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1ANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
TRADE ITEMS. ETC.

d position Of the cotton market yester-
49, somewhat unsettled, and only u
business was done. the sales aggregat-
lily 800 bales.
,,rss at New York were less active, and
we're not 70 steady astthe day previous,
no d decline Of 3ag5 points, with sales Of
$4,000 bales. The feeling in spots was
J. with light transactions sales only
les.
liverpool spots were firm, with sales o.
bales $500 Americap), Of which 1000
we're taken for speculation Or export.
ID were I.32d better, the market closing
nd steady.
following is o statement Of tho stocks
ndstuffs and provisions now held ID
- aa tpkeu bv actual count
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-01

OF the stock Of flour 1900 barrels be-
lbe city mills, the production OF which
de past month ID 1000 barrels.s
ions showed wide and irregular iluc-
Touring the month of July. The re-
ere heavier than In June, except OF
Il pork, and the changes show lower
L all products except sugar-cured
Mess pork Is 81 25d1i SO cheaper. and
cs aud bacon are jsWl4c lower than ~
tof June. Recently and for the past
tn business has been largely confined
III orders. but III that way the prop
eally sent into consumption has been
10
sugar sheds there was not much
dmarlet being very much the Same
abefore.
,s ut the grain landing was quiet.
Us are large and the tone Of tho mar
kt
Il In -four for the month Of July
clh moderate movement and an in
crlemand at steady prices. The total
suthe month, including the local pro
dtas g. 5s barrels, and the total dis
trio, O47 barrels, against total supply
thsus mouth Of 60, $50 barrels, and d
totibution Of 43,0t5 barrels. Prices
dth month declined On the average ~
@b per barrel.
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l. the yellow fever ut Memphis was
deceidemtc on the twenty-fourth Of
Anale fever, however, had been pro-
greer three or four weeks, and there
hnd6 cases and oG deaths.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-01

Off cotton, Of the new crop, WIS re.
cclyrday by the steamboat Whisper
frOnyurg. 1t came from Mr.. Geo. j
keir Keinstras Store, Mississippi
Thisrst bale of ginued cotton received
herGieiana cotton
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Tho foregoing statement is true and correct
transcript from the books OF the Com pany.
THOS. A. ADAMS. President
HENRY V. OGDEN, Seeretary.
enteenth day Of May, A. b. 1879.
ALFRED INGRAHAM, Notary Public.
The Board Of Trustees this day resolved , after
and carrying to profit and loss ti5,74o, on &c
count, Of the Meehanics' and Traders, J., gank
stock held BY this company. and also furtnsr
sum for sfrfnkage in values to declare. divl.
dend of Twenty Per Cent in cash on the ns'
participating premiums, payable On MONDAY
sixteenth Of June next.
Trustees.
Thog. Al, Adams, Jno. 4. King
SnnlI B. Newman Fredk Camerden,
SaTn'l ri, Kennedy, Joseph w. Stone.
John Phelps. George 'Tfin.
Adam Thomson, Alfred Moulron.
Henry Abraham L. q. Jnrey.
Victor Meyer Edward Nalle.
Joaenh Bowling Geo W. Ssntell,
Eiw'd j. Gay, Paul T. Mortimer.
Simon Hernsheim. John Y. Moore.
Simon Forcheimer W. b. Conger,
jog, 3. Wolfe. Henry d: Preston.
r. = Post. Reuben g. Bush,
Edw'd PisburV, Jno ID. Parker.
my21 en-
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I,f the reduction In the tobacco tax,
the, of internal revenue for tho year
jus amounted to $lI3,Dis. tG5, being
$2.aI excess of the collections for the
pre'iscal year.
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1t mated That our entire surplus Of
cerebe needed In Europe. According
TO thelabIe authorities not less than
2DO, 0(shels Of wheat will be required to
meetoand abroad. This will take all
that DO able to Spare, and will add an
immel to our national wealth.
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VIE N. TDTK -.r.s .s.....s- FH . .'''
We copy the following tables OF cotton
movements from the blackboards Of the Cot
ton Exchange:
RECEIPTS AT UNITED STATES FORTS. SEPTEMBER
TO CLOSE OFF JULY.
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OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Thursday Evening. July ai 1879.
COTTON The demand was limited. tho
sales being confined to 500 bales at easier
prices and b decineof nc w N. Advlccs from
New York we're OF an unsettled nature, while
those from Liverpool were Of O firm tone
The following is the official closing OF the
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SEAMLESS COTTOS-PICkISG SACKS.
TUNNIES. DUSDEE5 AND BEST MENDED
CESTALS. For sale by
FRED. N. OGDEN.
Dealer In Baling Stugs.
iy25 II Vim No. IL Union sfHset.
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mess, SHftLD % IiInIly iHGSSs
| WHISKY-Market quiet and easy. We
| quote choice Cincfnnatl ut 81 0s11 %, lair TO
| good Western at 81 0eDf OF, Louisiana Sl o4
| al Ge.
CORN Supply fair and market easy. yell
| low igc, white Csc HI bl,shel. Saps-25O white
at G1e: 400 and 500 mixed at ACC " bushel.
Stock moderate and prices easy at
35c Il bushtsl. ~.
BRAN-Stock fair and market weak at COO
| " cwt.
HAY Is in fair supply md prices are easy.
| Choice Spool. prime $i701ls II ton.
| WHEAT-Wcstern 81 o8N1t 10 for Septem-
| Der delivery
KYE-Is quoted at 57N6Oc u bushel; mar
| BUTTER The demand Is light, AMI the
market indicated n downward tendency, es-
peciatly In creamery. Tho receipts are light,
but tho market Is well supplied with all
| grades. We1uOte: Western creamery, fancy,
l9GD20c; Western creamery, fine, 170li9c.
Western creamery. prime, 1ec; New York
prime. i5@'isc; Western dairy, line. i4pAo;
Western dairy, prime, 12c; Western dairy.
ern, low grades, 41l5c.
POTATOES. Supply fair and market firm
ONIONS Light supply and firm nj 80 5oo1
CABBAGEs- Firm Mt s4oz4 % " bog.
! APPLES 81 50012 30 IN bb
| OH EESE. Receipts Of choice ars light,
| which iS In good demand. We quote. West
ern Reserve, choice 7llnsci Western factory,
PoT r, ~ old chickens a. 10 y vannp ri m
011. fnnta s1o,9 "a. ueese IN Il, t9rIteva son6
10 " dozen.
| Etito-~ W estefho'0lpe, Loutsiaha lz'1loe u
dozen.
| RICE Firm. Prime re, good 70, fair
| 924e, ordinary SIC, common 611G4c, and No.
/ ! ig.c IN H..
| RAII Meaara Jackgf,n n Mnnann rennrt
1 a,
demand l,9ht. lWo chIRoes arrived 10 the
dealers; No cargo sales TO report We quote
dealers rates from warehouse, :, Coarse 300
| D5C II sack fine 81 32laGii rs. Turks Island
neglected. held nom innlly mt 250l3Oe III bush
ei Table salt in pockets 2l17c each as ia size
| C0TTDN TIEs The RI 4 Irt,r, fnmnanv
tie Is quoted vote at 8 il n d " " accerd
ibg 20 1ihhbIy' Tue htioW W. - 70 ~ nss y
nlns, we o., D -. lie ~ % ~ e pnns' al.e
VIZ W 49, " ~ ~ e pu.' viii ~ Usual iae7
/ OF w r. neIt discount iot eleh. x.,
/ BAGGING Domestic inte 10aG11oatc for
| two pounds and 11Ia6dt134e for two and H.
/ niInrfer pounds In round lots Haing tWlne
Is jobhIng At !s1sMlac i Ii.
27Gf9,. = RnstD Is a. 70 + n 40 Il n 80 q
u 81, 60, ~ ~ 30 o,, - ~ 70, NJ % 20 80 70
THE CATTLE MARX EFT Tho following are
Mi'sS GSgs , ~, 'Ys'' ,e< P PRICE, e..
| uacnnd nmniity ID hsnd 40 10 N0bo %
s Thira a nnm'y + bnnd ab ak 60
| ~ nn, t,I' !" ho''u o. W @'' "
smooth f"t eattle choice. u bend 40 90 @s5 90
MAR fnt cnttle 70 head - IN na nm no
co Com no cattle y hsad.......... 10 90 OH 90
o9 rn1uea and Ysnrlin~s = " - ~
Cnlvea frat nnaIjtv y bend - 7 % IN q 10
Gnttas se 90 nnniItv d head 90 10 8 M
YsarlInga. flrst duality. /, bend 10 90 mti 90
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meetoand abroad. This will take all
that DO able to sparn, and will add an
imma to our national wealth.
Staols closed steady yesterday at
3G7s0lainst 36sS03G24 on Wednesday.
with $4,000. Premium Bonds ruled
ut 23agaInst 241so12ta4 on the previous
f day, Hs Of only $4,000. At New York
Louisnsols opened ut aG1aD3714, and
closed037, with sales OF $4,000.
Thet iii the south of France is well
advan'he yield is reported about an
! nveraaantity and better than last year
In qualeports Of deficiency In both re-
spects. to have been without founda-
tlon. Image from wet weather, how
ever, hn mostly In the North. The
Il harveshere IL yet to be made.
The Sis people don't seem to Ike the
changefrom their city to New York, ~
the locR the biennial convention Of the
3 Nationton Convention, TO be held on the
thirtcerAugust Tho 1T. Louis Kepub
ocuI Sth Ills H5hIDll ID ito t5nso 'Noh9h ~
Itself tins unjust to the healthiest city Ia
the coT It Ia pity that our cotton
friends aouis are 50 sorely disappointed
put we 1.-THE change, under the circum-
stances, inently proper.
Great aercial cities owe a good deal 10
manufac in sustaining n large popula-
tion. At Iate annual meeting Of the
Wholesafocers' Association of Philadel-
phia sorry interesting facts In relation
70 the trand commerce of Philadelphia
we're STATE Mr.. Etlins. There are various
mannfact In Philadelphia. with IN aggre-
Rate capt. $3.50, 100000, and these manutac-
tories giv.ployment to 10000 people, the
Product CLOSE labor Is almost si5o, 900
annually.
We areei,ted to Mr.. Dan q, Mercy, the
freight agtfor the following comparative
Statement otton receipts over the Chicago,
Ut Louis New Orleans Railroad:
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DIRECTORY:
g. J. Hart J. Wells Beott McGehee
Fl. Rsnshaw. B. w. Taylor, d. Fatjo.
y. Baeoe, J.C. Morris. r. i. Airey.
d M IaId levy, ~" Bamm,f e. 'goyd
". T.. Seymour. Emory, clapp. yno. d Groves
Jno. q. Gaines. .. A. Chaffraix. ]. a. Blame
Jesse q. Flower. j. l.. Harris. Fl. Newmani
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MON ETA II r..
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANB DEMOCRAT.
Thursday Evening. July ~. 1879.
Thus far this week s2.sso.215 u s.e4 .5as d
CLEARING HOUSE.

Tthug far this week 80 9s9 2t5 - 1864, 52s ~
We quote exceptional paper G0l7 13 cent; Al
do 7ml-. second grade do "a; loans on
coIataraIs Tag; Al mortgage paper SO,
second grade 10 20 ~ w cent per annnm.
Mexican dollars are now quoted at $685.
and trade dollars ut 9OM05. Halves and quar-
ters tAmerican) are quoted ut 3D. 40l9Da4.
The sales of foreign exchange were light
and rates are easier Bank sterling rules ut
--D4S5, and bill Of lading and clear bills at
4s1l4s2.
French bills are weak and quiet. We quote
bank francs -; commercial 525.
New York sight - quoted at II " cont pre-
MUM for bank counter rate, commercial Is
quoted Il \, cent premium
State ConsolB steady ut 3G9sN1JGts.
Premium Bonds closed at 23s 40124.
Stocks are firm.
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES : Con
so!idnted Bonds ars quoted at 32Gt32lls, Half
Paid City Coupons, 23a125, State Warrants,
s20ls4; Levee Warrants, 720l7G, City Time.
6122; 1873, 201h22.
NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
FIRST GALIr-1D A. M.
July interest certificates on tl0,UD C0nBOIg R8
States sG g367s: Premiums 43tsD24A.
SECOND CALIt-12M M.
$40 600 Stnte Consols. 80
100 Btnts COnsols OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3sA
Us 900 State CpDsos fS a6)-s.. .+.t----s.t.. M
900 City Scrip linked ..-....-s....-...... II
900 N. o. savings Institution turafd al. 95a
States yGAM3f'a: Premiums 23U2ta.
THIRD GALL-2P.M.
BIO 600 Premium Bonds ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ID
States BIZ AN136sz Prsmltma 234nD2i.
States 80 900. Premiums 10000.
[By Telegraph
New York, July 81 M oney closed ut 2Nl2ia
VI cent. Exchange closed steady at 1s3l
G14s5,., Governments closed strong, cur
rencytGs 12ll125. Pacific Railroad bonds
closed as follows Union tirsts l0o14nhilO16,
land grants 1130btt3la. sinking funds 1l5is0l
11G, Central t00}sNtlO9I.
The stock market to-day was buoyant and
higher until near the close, when 1t was an
no1,nced that Delaware and Western Canal
ana Pennsylvania Coal Companies had re-
d,lced the price Of coal, which caused ~ drop
of I,l01 n cent IN coal stocks and slight re-
action i'm the general market IN sympathy. Ir
final dealings, however, there was renewed
activity and buoyanGy, especially for granger
shares and trunk lines, and In o number o.
instances the prices made were not only thu
highest OF the year, but the highest for many
years past.
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Tho foregoing statement is q lust, true and
Orrect transcript from the books Of the Com
pany. JAMES l. DAY. President.
Fl. CARPENTER Secretary.
sworn to and subscribed before me this TWEEN
ty second day Of January, 1879.
A. INGRAHAM. Notary Public.
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COM VI ERCIAL.

Z IN State bonds Louisiana Consols declined
"a from 3G,2 to }Gil
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Total -. 3o6 .325 3oo,0Gi 332.s1o 274
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-12

Some years ago native of Camajore,
in Italy, emigrated to America, leaving
behind q wife and two children. After a
time he sent home to them, through the
priest of bis native place, 500. A few
months later onthis remittance was fol.
lowed by a second, this time of 5000; and
Mt intervals afterward other sums were
sent, making altogether a total of over
5000. The priest, however, never gave
the money to those for whom it was in.
tended, but kept it for himself, sending
for the woman, and telling her, with
many eonsoling reflections, that her hus-
band was dead. At the same time be
wrote to the man, informing him that
his family were dead, sending also with
his fetter an official certificate of their
death. After time the man married
again, and short time ago, having pros.
pered in business and become wealthy.
he determined to revisit his native
place. In due time he arrived with his
second wife and family at Camsjore, and
went to the principal inn in the town.
AZ he was walking out one day boy
begged of BIN. Something in the ap.
pearance Of the beggar seemed to be fa-
miliar, and, questioning the boy, he
found that it was his own child, and that
his wife was living with the two chill.
dren be had left behind, in the greatest
poverty. The priest, thus detected, in
his wickedness, endeavored to compro-
mise the matter by offering to pay the
5000 lire, but the authorities declined
TO allow it, and proceedings against him
are now pending.
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II you want a good appetite, strong digestion
sweet BREATH sound sleep, and clear complexion
use DR. SMITHS SrLLfNGGA BLOOD PURIFIER.
We d0nOt tell you, that this is cure for all Ills
but so positive are we Of Its merits that we offer
lii good faith, S2O to any person afflicted with dis.
care or the BLOOD, LIVER or KIDNEYS which q
timely use Of this remedy will not cure.
rSV-f you have Liver Disease, Indicated bya coated
tongue, foul BREATH poor appetite, frequent head
ache dull pain In the side, yellow skin, or any Oi
these symptoms, take Dr. Smiths Stlllnga Blood
1t as being NeSU and bKyely vegetable remedy, and
one 10 be relied upon In all cases, 10
II Is rapidly taking the place Of the old slow and
uncertain remedies of the past 2OOUO bottles having
been sold during the last few months, ii
LY-N you have Kidney Disease, with dry and fever
ish skin, caprlcous appetite, pain In the back or
hips, which at times changes to shoulders, breaking
Your rest at night, and during the day makes you
feel tired and desp0ndent you should use DrSmiths
Stullngla Blood Purifier az once. twill positively
cure You OF we VIII forfeit the above reward.
taD7Baa Bloea, appearing in the form OF Plmples,
Bl0tches Boils, Ulcers. Scr0fua. Salt Rheum, Rheua
matlsm, Lameness, Swelled Joints, all result from
diseased condition OF the Blood, indigestion and
engagement OF the Liver, for which Dr. Smiths
Stillingia Blood Purifier Is never failing remedy,
Ague Or Chilli and Fever, are the results OF congestion
OF the Liver and spleen. This remedy viii cure lt
in less time and more permanently than any other
medicine. II should be used by allwho need med
icine to strengthen, tone up, and lnvlgorate the
entire system. Sold by Druggists at rs cts. per
bottle. lfyou do not fully understand your disedse
write TO us, giving symptoms. and we will send you
the desired Information free OF charge. = mn
l. DIR. b. A. SMITH q Co, Props, Erie, Pa.
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

THE counfenance is pale and leaden-
u colored. with occasional hushes, or
circumscribeo spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pu-
pills dilate; an azure semicircle runs
along the lower eye-lid; the nose is ir-
ritated, swells, and sometimes bleeds;
swelling of the upper lip; occasional
headache, with humming or throbbing
of the ears; an unusual secretion of
saliva; Shiny or furred tongue; breath
very foul, particularly in the morning;
appetite variable, sometimes voracious,
with a gnawing sensation of the stom-
ach, at others, entirely gone; Aeeting
pains in the stomach; occasional
nausea and vomiting; violent pains
throughout the abdomen; bowels ir-
regular, at times costive; stools Shiny;
not unfrequently tinged with blood;
belly swollen and hard; urine turbidj
respiration occasionally difficult, and
accompanied by hiccough; cough
sometimes dry and convulsive; uneasy
and disturbed sleep, with grinding Of
the teeth; temper variable, but gener-
ally irritable, &c,
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR. C. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepara-
ton, nat capable Of doing tile slightest
injury to the most hnder infant.
The genuine DR.. McLANE's YER
MFUGE bears the signatures of c, Nc
LANE and FLEMING BROS. on the
wrapper. -:O:-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-12
EgtraH-r-Reked Up.

On last Sunday May 25th. large brown cow was
IaSen up on my place o. We daify near The water
have The same by calling, proving property, and
paving expenses.
May 29tn, 1879. AUGUST ISLER
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-12

In whose achievement my share had,
been next TO nothing.a6u ilg asai
The lessou,was not lost on George Gill
bert. His fret false step was the Last;
and the richest fee ! ever received was
the heartfelt gratitude Of his noble, faith
full wife.