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NEW York, June ll.-staple cotton and
WOODEN goods are moving steadily on account
Of back orders, but new business is light.
Cotton goods are very firm at the late advance,
Prints quiet and steady. Lawns doing well.
Mems wear wOOlens in fair demand and firm,
Blankets In steady request. Foreign goods
quiet,
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Toledo,

TOLEDO, June l.-Wheat-Dull; extra
white Michigan 81 II; amber do, spot, 81 II x;
June 81 llk; No. red winter SPOT, 81 lSH
asked; 81 IL bid; July 81 O5%. COrn-Dull
No; 2Spot or June held ut $3.50 Oats-Duli
and nominal.
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EEw ORLEANS. June ll.-CofIee-Steady
Rio cargoes llal5c. Sugar-In good demand
at full prices; inferior to good common On
3IHc; yellow clarified 7a7Ac. MolaSSes Dull,
iermenting 24a3Oc; common 2ja28c. Rice
Firm; Louisiana ordinary to choice G3Sa73Ic.
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The Reason why Il Ii Called BethesdR
called the Spring Bethesda because tn,
Lord was mCrCiiul to me in leading ne TO thu
healing fOunt
The worl Bethesda signifies the house oil
mercy, and was the name Of the pool ut Jeru
salem, which had i've portiCOS, piaZEAs or COW
cred walks around it,-JOlln 8, 9, and Az.
The generality VI expOsitOrs think 1t had
this name from the great goodness Of God
manifested to his people In bestOwing healing
virtues upon It's waters. 1t was ut this pool
that Jesus directed blind man to wash for
the recovery Of Ills Sght-JOhn 0 ind I.
The five pOrches mentioned by the Evange.
list, John s, 2Rnl 4, are supposed to have been
five apartments for the accommodation OF the
multitude that came to the pool to be cured
oil their bodily diseases. In these porches,
says the Evangelist, lay great many OF I'm.
potent people, blind, halt and withered, wait.
ing Tor tile noVingO the waters, for an angel
went down at certain season into the pool
and troubled the water. WhoSOever the iirst
after the troubling OF the waters stepped IN
was made whole Of whatever disease lie had.
The modern pool Of Bethesda Is about the
same dimensions Of the ancient pool. The
tive springs encircling the pool Of l}etlll stla
represent the five pOrticOS or covered walks
all OF which will lie covered BY and by. or
those springs 50 far we find but one curative
What those curative properties are seems to
be beyond the comprehension Of all scientists
being the first one to drink Of the modern
Bethesda, was healed Of an incurable disease
diabetes, one that baillGd the skill Of the most
scientific men at home and abroad. But the
angel of health constantly troubles these
waters, and every week develops remarkable
cures. Cot. RICHARD DUNBAR.
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CINCINNATI, June ll.-Hoas--Active, firm
and higher; common So 75a3 %; light So 20
as 90; packing s. 45aS 20; butchers S. 7Oa
3 50. Receipts l,G0O head; shipments s7t
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OIL CRY, June 1l.-PErRoLEuM-Market
opened quiet at csc, advanced to 6SN, de
clincd to q Nc, at which price It closed Ship
ments 81, 600 barrels, averaging $1,000. Trans
actions 100000 barrels.
PITTSBURGH, June ll.-PErRoLEuM-Dull
crude SSMc at Parker's for Shipment refined
7Mc for Philadelphia delivery.
LONDON, June PETROLEUM Refined
6Hd.
ANTWERP, June ll,-PErRoLEuM-Rellnet
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GovERNMENTs-Quiet.
United States 6 OF 1881, coupons
~
sew -Four and
EeN FOuS
SuIoucy
RAILROAD BoNDs-Active.
STATE BoXDs-Dull.
STOCEs-The market was characterized by
strong tone during the greater portion Of
the day, the feature OF speculation being
Northwestern common, which, utter selling
down from G6M to G53E, advanced on large
transactions to 6G7S, and closed ut the highest
point. Other granger shares declined a frac.
ton in carly dealings, and afterwards adj.
yanced 4 to 70. Western Union sold IN to
liz at the opening, and later droppelto li49S,
closing ut lis. The trunk line and coal
stocks were firm, especially towards the close,
when prices advanced x to lc from the lowest
point,
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares, of
which $500 were Erie, 5000 Lake Shore,
81, 700 Northwestern common, 1900 prefer.
red, 1900 ST. Paul common, 5000 prefer
red, 60OO Lackawanna, 5000 Michigan Cen
trail, 5000 Union Pacific, 5000 Hannibal 4:
s.. Joe, 10000 Western Union, 5000 Pacific
Mai, 5000 Kansas IL Texas, and 1000 st.
Louis Il san Francisco.
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A kiss, dearest Jean, beautifully blest.
We leave you now TO call anon, as we have
other gems to study before this work is
done.
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Financial and Commercial.
BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YoRK, June ll.-MoNEY-AIarket easy
at Sai per cent. Prime mercantile paper
4a5 per cent Sterling Exchange Bankers
9lllS dull at ASiH. Sight Exchange on New
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TRUSTEES, SALES.
SALE

BY virtue Of q deed Of trust made By Ludvls VII.
helm, trustee, J. r BTockhhIdt lnd Louisa, bis vile
% ne ~ trustee. dated NOVCmhE 20 b, ISIS FSCuriS
Y Deed Of Trust Book No o. page tCO 10 lhe olcS II
w. SgIk q ihe County Court Of Ohio County, WtI
SATURDAY, JULY SrH, 1878,
SSSm l, q 70 9CloskA NJ At the front door Of the
HolEt ltolso Of Ohio COubty sell al public auction
tue following DESERVED property, tO.Elt;
eetI4in lot O. parcel Of ground lying aud bopf
nt9ated 10 the City Of wheeling. BeSlhnInE Al SIoui
NY sAke a. the southwest corner Of the line Ol JOhI
heLurel 10 deed made BY John Mei.urF and VIE II
bonet hanhall, dated October lst 1885, recorded "a
t ho9k - page 49, running west b. north IStysbts
Ieet 70 2 stone, thence north skis eight tOI IL
ssohe, Thence west seventy, seven feet 10 Sour 90
we CONTINUATION Of Market street so-callei, the,
aohS sAiI street seItnty.Glx feet to the bftlnhIn
thereto belonging. ""'
believe The title TO be perfect but will cony,y
only tue tille vested 10 me by aid deed Of tIust
TERMS oP SALE:-One-thIrl aud more II no MI
ehaser 20 elect 10 cash on day Of SAle the balance ia
LH9 equal lnsialmOntS a six aud twelve months Ne.
sotable notes bcaFing Interest 10 30 given and ILs
tIle retained until payment Il made In full.
". J. ". C0wDEN, scilsitor. t. "''' ''A j"Si
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DIR. HENRY MOTTS
FRENCH POWDERS

VIII cure Diseases oil the Kidneys, Gravel Gleet and
hood seminal EmIssIon ImpOtency caused by IndIs-
erection In youth, Excuses, &c. Female Weakness or
Whites, SCrotula Syphilis In all Its forms, and all
Blood and Skin diseases speedily cured.
nB-G0NORRHGA CURED IN ~ HOURS.-Ta
EOr sale in Wheeling, West Virginia, by EDMUND
BOZ KING (AgE, Druggist, Odd Fellows Hail. Price
s. 90 Hsr boz. Sent by mall secure from observation,
on rnrnlnt Of mica. nnlh
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TRUSTEE's SALE

BY virtue Of deed Of trust made by ], ". Chap.
line aud Emily r ChAplluS to me, rs trustee, dated
the I'd day Of February 1873 aud recorded 10 The Re-.
e9rderS office Of Ohio county, West Virginia, 10 deed
q trust book No. 10, pages S66 aud S67, will sell AL
WRSt Virginia an - S S''' =
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Saturday the 2sth Day of Iune, 1879

commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following
described property tO.Wlt tract or parcel Of land
situated Ia Ohio county, West Virginia, on th1
TateTs o. Short Creek, commencing At stake 10 the
Jacobs line thence south ~ east 10 G0.lOO poles to
stake, thence south O6b', east 90 poles to stake,
thence south 83H', east 2-l00 poles to a stake,
thence south l2k' east 800 G0-iOO poles to stake,
thence south 3le, west q 6S-IO1 poles TO stake,
thence south 80, west 10 9d-i0O poles to \ stone,
thence south 46<', west 10 6l-IOO poles TO stake,
thence sOuth 2So, east II Sl-l0O poles to stone,
thence south Il0, west IS poles 10 butternut tree
thence north So west lS 2t.l0O poles to 4 stump,
thence north 81, east 2Ot poles to stake, thence
north 49, east " S6OO poles 10 the place Of begin.
Mug, containing 2Oi acres one rood aud three poles
more or less being the same property that james c.
Pearson aud Florence v. Pearson conveyed 10 Wm. X.
Chapllne and Emily Il. ChaplIne by deed dated the
Slth Of March, 1871 and recorded In the Clerks Office
Of aid county In deed book No S. pages lG and I69
TRIMS oH SALK-One-thlIdc cash, the residue 10 HIk
and twelve months FROM date Of Sale the purchaser IL
give his notes. bearing interest from date for the DE-
ferred payments and TO give deed Of trust GU the
property 70 secure their payment. Title Is believed
70 be good, but selling as trustee will only convey such
title ~ IL vested In me.
my96D4w J. D. EWING, Trustee.
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STATE OF WEsTVIRGINIA, COUNTY
~ OF OHIO, CITY OF WHEELING.

NJ OF OHIO, CITY OF WHEELING.
In the Municipal COurt:of Wheeling.
George Il. TInSle, administrator, de-,
John RObrecht and otheu.
The undersigned special commissioner hereby give
notice that by virtue Of the authority vested In them
by two DEGREES In said cause made by said Court on
February s, 1872 and March T. 1879, respectively they
will on
Saturday, the 3Ist day OF May, 1879,
Commencing at 10 O'clock a. NJ sell at public suction
West Virgna, the following described real estate Ia
the city Of Wheeling est Virginia. or 70 much there
Us may be necessary 70 pay the liens Tecled IN Sll
decree Of February 9Th, 1872 aud the costs Of said suit
and the ezpenSesof Sale, tO-Wit+ ThepppeTty known
formerly rs the Klein House, now called The hCentral
HOTEL situated at the corner Of Water aud -Four.
tenth Streets, aud bounded as fOllOWsi Beginning
At the northeast cOrnr Of Water and POuPtseut6
streets thence north with Water street one hundred
ieet thence east by line parallel with Fourteenth
street eighty ieet 70 an open space thence
Nth the west line o. 'ald open space south
with Fourteenth street " Hn alley; thence SOUTH
With the west line Of Said alley heVenty.eIRht
iset 10 Fourteenth street. thence west with the north
une Of said FOnIteeuth street TO the place Of begu.
Ming together with the right 10 uSe said alley on The
east aide Of said property In common With other q.
Signeea Of james and James X baker, said com nIS.
SiEuers 10 making sale Of said real estate will oder for
ale rSt that part Of sad real estate upon which the
hotel building erected and the ground In tue rear Of
sad hotel building and Of equal width herewith 10
Tue alley that Is " Say all Of Baid real estate lying
south Of line commencing on Water street nj The
northwest corner Of the main hotel building on aid
real estate and running east parallel With Fourteenth
street 70 the alley; aud II sufficient aInOunt Of money
shall be bid for sad part Of said real eStle 70 rst Of.
Tered 70 pay on the said liens costs and u penSes tu
undersigned will salt said part and no more Of An
real estAte but u such sufficient amount l. moi Bid ior
such part then they Will sell the whole Of said real =.
NnaNa 4
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GROCERIES AND To8Acoos.

STRAWBERRIES ANDBANNER BAK.
~ ING POWDER this morning at BEHREEs a
TMPORTE ID vERMI CELL, MAC.
L CAR0NI, JAVA, MOCHA and RIO COFFEE,
trsen or Roasted sud all kinds u Fancy And staple
BEHRENS a cos,
jOf 1910 Market and 1901 Jacob Sta,
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PRIcE-5occnts per gallon, 81 per 10 gallon
kcs, s. per half-barrel, SIG per barrel.
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NUMBER FOUR.
ny MISS ApELIA roLLAcE.

Letus now survey lovely scene, an
attractive country place. What n beauti.
full home, surrounded by flowers and shrub
bery-the sward gilded by the sottening
rays OF the setting sun, which seems to
seek shelter behind the distant hills. But
follow me through this cosy avenue, shad'
cd by the over hanging branches embrac
ing and kissing each other, leading to the
portico Of that elegant mansion, and we ars
brought face to face with the adored Jean
See those radiant looks and expressions o.
happiness, more beauteous than before
There seems to be hcllday-you com
prehend the sketch, You heard the Bish
ops blessings. Yes, It is her "holiday,
Iher wedding day-how beautiful
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JOSEPH FLEMING.
81 Market street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pamphlets mailed free.
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So would we, II the lateness OF the hour
did not debar us from this pleasure. And
in announcing to you that the time for
closing the gallery is near, express TO
the h0nored members Of the Faculty and
the Board oiTrustees my heartfelt graft
tude for the interest taken in my sketches,
and tender the audience and generous
friends my heartfelt thanks for their mani
iestations OF patience and approval.
To you, my dear, dear classmates, turn
now with feeling OF anxiety and hope
II you appreciate my diitidence in accept
ing the delicate duties OF this evenings
programme,and the embarrassment which
enyiFons tho scene, my appeal toyou al
to pardon the crudities and imperIectionl
in the sketches Just presented, cannot b.
in vain.
o, forget, please, and forgive.
To create these words and their histor,
! In the time, since have been honore'
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Another group OF love among the roses
Do you see tho dazzling rays Of bright ant
lovely nature, and, asthe poet says,
.Her bearing and good breeding vas such,
Whether The italian Or ihN Dutch,
BpanlArds or French came 70 her.
10 all Obllhrg Arllle would AppsaF.
Twas Isl, sIgnor," twas "ia Hl0ln Herr"
'rWH 'Sil vOuA plalt, monsieur"
Love that scOs thOss eyes, those cheeks,
wheTg all lfe'h fAFeneS FepOses,
And observes her accomplishments,
Without dOlbt easily COmprehehds,
AlphousO!-Why he only seeks
On the Island bis cherished Rises,
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General Agent for Pennsylvania Ohio and
West Virginia,
TnCrDIT IST T,NFTNyC
, 1879-06-30
ENTHUSIASTIC BULGARIANS.
How They Crested Their Young King.
Lnnaan 1sltftnph. Luna Id.

How They Crested Their Young King.
Lnna"n Telt0rapA, Juns 10.
Odessa papers publish graphic and touching
accounts ot Prince Alexander Ba1tenberg,s tirst
meeting With his new subjects, upon tie occar
sion Of his return to Odessa from Liyadia. The
bulgarian cnsgres temporarily rpsident IN South
orn Russia bad beeu gathered together by the
Russian authorities to greet tho Junior European
potentate, as well Us the BULGARIAN sludeuts,
school-poys and schoolgirls receiving instruc-
hon In 0dessan educational establishments.
These latter are stated to have wept copiously
during the Frlnce's short sotouru In tic
railway station, where they wsre assembled In
Ills honor. The emotion Of the Juvenile Dul-
garian maidcns was, according to the Hjstaik,
particularly uneoyeruablo, and communicated
ttsc1f to bis HGhncss, who waa moved to clasp
h!s weeping Young countrywutncn one nftur
another 10 his brcast, and to embrace them with
patriotic l1ltl fearful enthusiasm. They wept
ai,d wept, but the torreslts OF tears talat flowed
down tlelr clleeks by 1i0 menus blinded tllcir
eyes to the "mqln cllanee,h iur they gunlriyed,
while exchanging lachr, nose greetings With
their sobbtg sovereign, to ubstract his gloves
mud handkerchief from bia uniform pockets.
The adroit AId fortunate purlunars Of these
Drlueely sonvenlss will doubtless be the subject
hcroines III thu carly annals Of the fr:nclpnty,
but thstr Rhtness Of finger cuunot but l,aya sub-
}ccte4 Ills l.tRApess to considerable embarEnss.
1ient ,ahd tnconYeIsence,.-for what more un
toward Inghup could brfaal d man SO RlAkeu by
joyful emotion tllnt the "uodgates Of his eyes Il
are uurlosed than to lose his pockat-handkur-
chcfa Even Bulgarian Prince, a. Gucl,.a pain-
fu copjuucturc, could scasccl, tll consideration
Of hIs exalted sanE, nRre rccOursn to tic g;rnlt-
tive alld unsopliattrntcd expedlcnt that would
suggest itsult unhGr similar circumstances 10 d
Bulgarian peasnut. Prince Alexander will do
well for tle future, when lie silall feel TINT tho
us1u
, 1879-06-30
The ground Of Al Improper instruction given 10
the Jury.
The other two cases wers simply roverscd on
questions OF TACT or prepondersncc of evidence.

we efonnd OF Al Improper instruction given to
he Jury.
The other two csses rers simply reversed on
questions OF TACT or prepondorsnco Of evidence.
DIVORCES,
Emeiia lfalrerson Ated bill Saturday asking
Tor It71rec IRON Sven llnlvcraon on the ground
Of dsnDkenness nn.l cruelty.
Judge Moore Saturday. granted decree Of
divorce 10 Enile X McC31nDtsa from Charles Il.
Mc0iunEss for desertion.
Judge Rogers will have peremptory cali OF
motions for new trials some t!Inc this week.
UNITED srATKs COURTS.
Thonas 8aylcs filed q bill Saturday against
thr Gramd Trunk HALLWAY Company to Restrain
II from inff!ht'Hg Ills pAlcnL known ~ the Tau
ner Brake Patent.
geo!te G. lialla,n was uljudlcated bankrupt
Aug. y.
SUPERIOR COURT IN BntrF.
Frances j. Wilson died a bill Saturday against
Robert &. Wilson. Martha r, sedgwiek, 1sadorc
+. fillmore. Il. :. Wilson. !r., and NJ. q. Loou.is
1!ec. u, 1851, by X. y. aml Franecs j. Wilson to
Robert g. Su1gwtGk reformed 81 os to mike II
iilorc Gednlte as to Lie appointment Of lte-
ceiVer, und 50 as to allow LIE paymeut Of q
street. Tho deed rc!errcd 10 conveyed tic
nrcn,ises No. &.5 atfchjGan avenue to Seugwtek
IN trust for complainant, ind Scdgwick has
snce died, leaving tlle tito 10 the property su
doubt, and y ia aiso asked TINT new Receiver
Herbert i Quick began suit against VIII.
laliI d, hlnttsrny to recover $4,000.
j. y. Warren A,ui j. ". Piuc.,o. sued William
AundItn ant George N. Parsons tor $t,000.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Matilda Mayer commenced suit in trespass
against John Weck:cr. eiaimluH s.. U00 tlnmaQcs.
,u. ". II. Giles brought suit ior S3,1O0 aYaiust
Tbomas Macktn.
PROBATE CouRT
lu the estate OF Levanttre D. Robson. de-
ceased, letters OF administration wetc issued 70
Robert W: ltoloson, and bond Ut t44,UU0 ap-
nfoYsa' t,.as In W estate Of J. Dunhan koosou.
mshoft RuatdfaD'e letters were lasued to the
sasnc. boud Of $20, ,DU approved.
TIE CALL.
JUDGE DnuNAnNn-ln chambers.
JUDGE EDLonnErT-aaumltted patent eAaeN.
coo xvpsE 70 q 9nAEy-7a4. 75i, ri. a. 70 7D7 and
Faswell. on ,risl. I'1'''' NO. '':' oeonnof w.
JypuE J4arsos-72. ss4, City VI. Smith, On
Jupox Moonr-c Contested motions.
Illinois Central lta1l1oad ompany. No further
call OF catendsr. No caae on lIlaI.
,.JunaI McALltsTxi.--sot cases i, 55e, Martin ys.
No: s77, Webster y. rsnnsyivana Company, on
JuDaE EFARwEtI-MotIons.,
Juuo1 WilLL1AMs-bot!Ons.
JUDGMENTS.
UE1rEp STATE. c,Rcclr Counr-sunoE BloD-
"; hasyey' andin9 1857 60, and mollua for new
s.a1. IT. " y, a. sacsson ". David Davis finding
WAY, ,so, w, and motion fof new trial:
9a g., a.; ". !: II. b. Daley and Adolph Henru,in,
~, W. .pa.-E. 6. Me!ch Ct MI, ". same,
Ssossx s sx T. Cameron q: gYtya slay RECEIVER etc. "
jupuE GA.1-Lock Haven National Bank, use
, 1879-06-30

Ct Mt. Carleton, and friends from In
af4nApolA and Milwaukee, were also present.
so e sony. G9,a the md
after the rctrcatiig carnage, and the bride and
groom were gone. They take trip to st. Paul
at'u the Dells, an.l return 10 spcra the summer
e5s anu 10 re ,esets na ,ss %srs
were the GIFT Of Mr. Carleton 10 ria bride;
CHINA, cut-Rfass, and table-llnen of Ancst quail
~ and pattern. TcFc given BY TIC psreuts aud
Mt: and Mrs. Kingsinlni; handsome pictures
ahd books from tho brfdesnada nnd orootns.
men: whilc beautiful pieces Of fancy work, and
cleRas arficcs in silver, elass, china. peari, and
tlH interest u loying friends, who Wish al good
nald ~ earthly happiness to Nj. and Nrs, Georgo
cAaltoLL COLLEGE coMNsscsA8rT.
The closing exercises Of the College have
gathered tull houaes, IN spite Of other nttrac.
ton. we're Ably conducted. And tile annual
meeting uf the Duarl OF Trustees a hopeful
one. pres!tcnt Gregory, q Lake Forest Uni
yersity, delivered at excellent address Thurs-
Young Men of AulerIca." The e1ercises Of thc
graduating class took place last evening Ia tho
frcsbytorian Church. and were ~ follows:
Music.
rnl,e r,a.er.
urat!on-Jonn Conrad" Virtue Its Own Re-
ward"
E.saJ --Etta snlrley>-" Ths Truly llonorsblo."
,urat.on--W,lles z. McM,1ian-" Happy Ne.
dium."
Kssay-Ida B. hay" Religious Liberty"
uratiun--uIdeo1 llammond-: Development"
Essuy-Lou1c n. PARK" Epic Poetry"
Music.
Osston and ya)edie.ory-Arno Movre-"Up
the Mountain.
Awarding or Diplomas.
Clnss.Hong Of '7B--'' FestlnA Lsuse.'
DeucdfctiGn.
The orations were good, and the essays of The
young ladies wcro ot high llterary merit. These
young mlsscs nru to be coIupllmented Upon
l!setr good Bensc In graduating III can,bric
ufesscs, and upon their very pretty appearance
10 tilr same.
When the Commencemcnt-e1erc!sc were
ended. ail tic Alumni wtlu were present gath
cred upon the platform. Alter exchanging
Rrrctiil9s, conRsatulatlng the new clnss, nnd
slnslIlg several nd sougs, they Dispersed. with
mabY pleasant memories uf their Aitna Aater,
and earhast wishes for Ito continued success.
QuIIorE QutCks10nT.
, 1879-06-30
Summon DEtnks for Temperance Bfen.

Dr.. Richardson and tic British Medical Tem-
pcrnnee Association. over witch lie presdes,
have once mara cntsanvoreu to give prncLirnl
illustration Of what muy to uBcd M whole
weather We have long been expecting uvontual-
~ arrives. Always supposlnE that sunshine
will so1no day supcrselo tho cold and wet frou,
Wntsa we arr ut present. suffering, aud tint
tue shape Of drink will arise, the question wlicll
the doctors haye met to dlscuss IL certaIuly
one Of considerable interest. 1t nlay at
once bs noted that the variety Of
mixtures with . Which The assent
banquet drank TO the various "scntiucnts ~
proposed was nether stlnted nor cu,u.nonplnve.
There were unfertnentGd wsnrs, tnrlu.lnE
"port anil " sherry" iruit drinks, beycrages
made from malt,--lfes from alcohoi, Of eoursp,
61 both good aila pleasant. cyderlne, concoctcd
from the use Ut apples. q curious liquid With
singular pane, which raa stated to bu t'lils
pure iusplssnted juice of thu grape, free from
another which, under all equally strangu tile,
was avorrel to rontaln phosphatek Ut trou, tiI
~ bs all excellent tonic. dtnvcr ale, than
whtcI, y was an'louneed, "noshng euuM be
the!f way,-and, lastly, l!gururs, "uutn,oxi.
eating aud very attsactlvc,h wcut to maks up
The list of potatloas !u which ti,u advocates Ut
temperance pledged each other, AcrceahIy
cleered With the uniaebrlatlng liquors thus
provided, they congratulated themselves on the
success Of tho movement they represented, and
found much satisfaction in the discovery TINT
they wcFo Rh!e TO cut what appears from thrir
menu 70 have been partlcularly good dinner
ttiR tu sound health they aru nut deferred by tho
absenee u elaret aud champagne IRON enjoying
the salmon, pouets sautes u IL Alulungu, suast
Gosllhss, quals asparaGuH. IND 1elilrs, to say
nothing Of many another t0othaou.o dish wJ,h
tsA 1t