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, 1879-03-05

n fht Ed!fnr NJ 7he Tribune.
CHICAGO. March IA correspondent having
the go,,d of this city at Heart has proposed the
name Of i. II. Rccs fur South Town Assessor.
seldom interest myself In any mans carsdt-
dat1,rc for political o'cc, but IN this lnstancr,
feeling that III Mr. Recs we have perhaps the
most rapable uIaD in the city for The position,
Heartily rcco,nmGnd him TO tile people.
lle has Tor inaty ,tYcara been author,
ity Oh rcalcstate valuations, has handled
II vast uIauun: OF va'uaolc property,
anil llas rs cocd 1u!gmrut In nppraisnls ms my
citizen Of Chicago. 1t IS needless tn speak Of
his sterling llnnur. for MI conccdo 1t. Having
been for eight years watchM;. nal noting Tor
publication tilt eyc1!ts OF lit ln.lu market here
ean hprak with authority w!,cn say that no onc
Is better posted or wou!l give more universal
eatis;aetinn tn The duties Of Assessor than Mr.
Recs. As this feelns to be II time wlicn tic best
tnet nEe .ouctt out far local posifiona Ut re-
ss,Hsttt!ity It Is consistent sRt we should, II
posstu:e. persuade Alr. Rccs to acccpl The no1ni-
nation II rendered him, n, 1t surely will he If he
b. understood to sc willing, fnr the first time,
to add to his d,tirs rs private aEtl unasstfn-
tnE citizen that Of South Town Assessor.
S. 4. C..
, 1879-03-05

marked deficiency IN November aid Decenl,
her: the mean for fhn year was A0.7 deg. or liz
deg. nhoye thu last thirty-scFrn wears average.
.Tlic rainfall at Grecnwl. In 1873 amounted TO
2n2 inc1,es. measured on 1Gi days; ths rainfall
exceeded the average by nearly four Inches. lA:
number Of hours OF bright sunshine registered
AZ Greenwich Observatory II, 1873 wae 1,aaD or
81 bcr cent of its possible dnratton, the sun be-
Ing above lie horizon for 4,4M hours.
, 1879-03-05

MILWAUKEE,. Mnrch 4.-FLoun-Firu; good
demand.
tl,sAls,-Whcat steady; opened lie lower; No.
/ Milwaukee hard. 31.03L; No. l Milwaukee,
S1.Gl; No. :! Milwaukee, O3ac; March, o3atc;
Apsll, o4Me; slay, Ossic; No. j Milwaukee, Soc;
No. 4. 75c; REJECTED. &c. Corn scatco and
wanted; No. =, 33sic. Outs scarce and dFm; No. q,
e4he. Nyo lrm; No. l. 46c. Dafley nomfaal1y
unchanged; No. = spring, roc.
rr.oy1EIoxH-tuist And casIor. Mess pork quot;
ncw. 81. -. ri'mo steam lard, $3.50:
1f.n; in good demand at s.. 90.
JtEckrrTs-Ftour. q. QUO hrls: wheat, ~. 600 bu.
Sn1rAEATs-FiouE, II. 600 bfls; what, i, 600 hu.
, 1879-03-05

fnfetai l>t*patcA 10 Tae 7ttbune
NV foET, March 4.-lnAlx--Wintc wheat
nutta'y showed slight improvement In prices OIL
ataef ana less uraent offerings; spring offered
'fa'heis fos early delivery, and wanted for ship.
aa. ~ father stranger nguscs; cab1o ailsiccs to-
sss 'ht elo7c. rather more stcadtncss. Carn
ssasfsfelY active for carly dollyuty, at further
,ssai reduction In price, closing weak; mixed
"s'Rfn ungsadea old. 4bGD43c. RyO moderate.
n.oa9ht. and quoted lem; No. Western III
",e % quoted n u1@D1hc.
,.no''rIoSH-llo2 products depressed and quoted
a. s,o. !'css pork III light donna nd, closing at
Nv, .'"ao for new. $3.50 for oil; Wcstcrn mess
II. Ast osoFc active at tho decline, anil quoted At
~ eose Ios March S10. ID for new: april, $1p 33
S".soi - ,i May at $40. 40Dlo. 30. Cut mcass qntet
N. o'fasF asnrrs. bacon iuaetiys and weak.
"s'efa STEAM lar' less sought fos cn.ly .luitvcry
-, a!1acs slight reduction. closing moro 1rmty;
Is.', aoo eeH March At 50. 7ostt 10; z, 750 tca
tr., ''ss so10. 8; aud .. 600 tcs Nay ut SO $50
ao'1aaa..c. "''' '''"0 ""
,,. ,.s4hs-Freef movement in raw at barely STEADY
u.s. fsst "'ti1 Cuba Muscavada quoted At 07;pos;c
,s1 ws 10 Rooa reclining; refined ,n1rc active.
II ttfee"ssk,s-l'n'l; quoted at sl.o7!s aakod, md
ps. "a regular. and l,07 mixed cash.
NJ, n,,,'17t-peMhnd ~ from grain trade Aetlvs;
n. ~ ~ th'a connection favored ahlp-owaers.
bo =, tEsfrool engagements included 10. 900
"'' Wheat nj u,4d rer hu.
Wa To the tEfstsra A,sottattd rnss.
NV aos1, MARCH, 4.-Corroy-luiet and lin.
Nv futufcs weak; March, o. Tao; April, DOC;
ls,,. =" o+Gl oac; june. 10. lsc; July, lo.:oc;
,p,as' ,ase'sh:-,lieasy; dull; roes,pss GO, ,ooo brls;
apa: rs; snSo; common to sood extra. 3.8oaa
Rk.x1u AII - n
, 1879-03-05
TOLEDO.

TotEpo. O., March 1.-7AA1x--Wheat atendy;
30. whlte Michigan s101si; extra do, 81. o:'al:
amber Michigan, casf, sl.0i'.; March, s1.o4H;
MAJ, 81. os; No. . red Wuuash. cn<h and March,
sl-03}s; April, s1.oa.z; Mny, sl.o7; No. :. red
Wab4sb. cash and March. s1.oi!z; April. sl.00;
M, u do, cash, Si.0l]f; M. : a,nber Illinois.
ST O1; amber Wcstar,t, 81. OF. Corn stcay: high
mlarl. cnrh, ;i5c; NJ. 4, cash. l5o; May 37ac;
rcjgcsc1, :t4Mc. Oats quiet; No. !, &c.
lluGs-DEesscd quiet; all Weights, S5.a0.
, 1879-03-05

noaroH, March 4.--Ftoun-FErm; Western an.
pers $ 9sG1.1. 80; common cxtras, ST. 25; Wiscou.
sin extras, 54.00G4.ho; Minnesota do. $500
h.15
GnA,s-Cosn outot; mixed and yo!loN. $50
n0c, Oats 1!rm; No, and exsrA whii., h6Dl0c:
No, white, ;}1hcn:I7c; No. = whsto sud No. =
mixed. III. ..4l:l0c. !sye, 09c:
iiEcEIITs--Flour, D,D0o brls; corn, Ell. 900 bu;
vheAt, ~, UOb bll.
, 1879-03-05

kel opened with considerable animation: nrst
sAIcs at DING: advanced 10 Dfo; declined 70
t0tsc. c1oattR ut D1l.c lid: ehiuincnlA, ~! ooo
btls. averaging 20, 000i ttansactions, :lo.0oo
, 1879-03-05

TuHrKxTtnK- QuIet al 2OnGh30c,
Eaan--unrettlcd; Wcstcfn. 1!Gb1Gc.
Fno!tslnNa-Pork qnEct but hrm; mesa, 90. 10
for old: 310 TIA for ncw. 1lcrf quiet and TN
changed. Cut.mchla rniets long clear Tlddlos.
81. Ii; short, liaGe5 7.lnc. Lard qu!et but ltm3
prime dtcAm, $6.76G1l1. BT!i.
nrTTEn-ltcavy; dull: Weatern, 7f12ac.
CnEEsE-Nomlnaliy unchangcui Western, 2lue.
WHIsxf-$l.01
, 1879-03-05
Raise the fallen,
chcur tho fatnt;
Atsl ltln Sick
And lead tba blind,


To fht tsH]FQf a. Ih4 1TSpHHfs
CMtuAGt, Maseh Ill hare but q l,rtef rcn,y
to nuke 10 Mr. rauls0n. Believing ~ do,
that tlp business af life Insurance, evan rs con-
Quoted by companies undor ttle vory bust NAH
agcmcat, Is q nlornl fraud ,-an Imposition upe,l
tl,a cretlul!ty a,nl thu Ignorance Of ihe pubIc,-
no single tnbIo Of figures can convince mo of
my orror. Mr. paulson's table Il only rcpctl.
tton Ut the san,o old story s:s.3. 100, ,000 rp-
eelvel In premiurns u,d luterest, and Sf4uO00,-
00o paid nut tor l0tscB, 1fyldrsids cIllowuents,
surrc,Nlers, expenses, taxes. and discounts.
l !layu demonstrated In former communion
ttons tlnt from tug tio thts buslness ORIGINATED
Eugialul to l'e preaetlt day, 1t has returned but
one dullar In death losses for oyer 81 re.
sslyea ; 1n p1e,nu"1S S,s 4 a,,.e. now ma felsss
asld puFposn-are to secure sum OF money to
tllc rIrs III tho ntsuEc.!,-not tu nay taxes. Ills
counts, srrc,tlert. or .liyt1eads.--not to take
mora Of my money tlar II absolutely necessary to
mission, return the lnlanec to Ene, alul call II =
dig!le,.1. l.at Mr. paulaun gya lis thu dcalh
losscs paid by tllcse two companies. cninparra
will tllu teeu!pts for Premiums, and thru w
llaye 10 statements at l,a'Mi Ut thu Mutual
Benefit, but do lAappan to hayu one OF Tho con.
ncctlcut 1lutual from. thu time Of It's nrEantza-
tioo TO Jan. !, 1877:
T. 1sssp: ;staEs:. ts1 w. s @
1ts psymsa fof iesth io,ss. aad ma. '' 80
tnEaA on4own1cnts wctu.......;..: 10 9@9. A7a
And u returned III tus shaps Of asS'- m on. ~,
dends. s.......................... -. 80. 305, @0l
4 this s3o,o 900 va not aa oMrsreharGe M :fot
honeat, wellruanagct Company, whose officers
and agenta are not permitted 10 speculate In lts
policies, nor cheat It's pollc3-holdcse bi talso
, 1879-03-05

CINCINNATI,
CINCINNATI. March h4,-C0TroN-Demand fnlf and
mM1kct frm at Oxc.
FIouR-Fru1; family, s4.5ob5.6o.
G1tAlx-Wheat-Quic bnt 1sm: red and whlte,
DecQ .04. Corn stronger at :I413fc. Ohis drm
ata0da3oc. Rye quiet but firm at 53954c. Barley
quiet and unchanged.
PuovnfoEs-Unsettled and lo,vcr. Pork, SO rs.
Lard dull; stcanl, 81. 10 bid, SO. 80 ASKED Rnlk
meats inacttIn sud lower nt 3J ljGb1 TO- 81. Tia
t,S0. and s. GOt5. Of. Dncen oasIcr at S4..5,
S. III, md 81. Ii.
WnfsKr-In falr demand. but ut lower rates, at
S1.Ua.
NuTrxn-Dull and unchanged. ...
L,asEEu OIL-Stcady, with n FUR demand, Ut 05c.
, 1879-03-05
QUIpS.
FIR Ihf Tribune.
'ers are deep thinkers,

FIR Yhf Tribune.
Divers are deep thinkers;
A stoyc-p!po: 4 broken uccrschaum. /.
An angry mau should pull down hls cholcr.
Tho latest ont: Thu hoy who is "kcps after
SCHOOL,"
A young Indy has an undcr.alser for henrse
4 stlDgy porngraphcr is punur'ous sort OF
fellow.
To hit man on the head Ia nob.knocli-tious
proceeding.
A lawyer Of our acquaintance insists that he
1s a fcc-lnnlc.
A stau.'ng offer: Offering your seat In q
etrccttar to Inuy.
The honeymoon Is too often only another
1lar,a for tho slgh-n,o''n.
A man never "stands In tfs own light who
doesn't pay for his latnp-oIl.
Angelt says l,e never heard the newsboYs Ia
Lisbo, cry, ra-'dttiou!"
A scoldli,g woman, like tra!n-conductor, is
pretty lnuch always on the rnll.
a pretty girl call, one OF her ntmircrs "roor
Cloth" ltcausu br doesn't wear well.
Thu fellow RHO tutnbtea off tho "tnilboarll II
Of wagon Is the ,nan who "fatls bchind.H
Wo sllpustl think light rope walkurs would
perform With mora safety II thry would sober
up."
Wo havo been shown littlo poem entitled
"'rllc Woodland lsiia.n Thls IL indeed, apriug
poetry.
il man who appeared 10 have "lnst much Of
.1s old zeal " was advised to tumIgrnle to New
zcal-lutd.
Wnen the train OH which ho Ia n passenger
ret. fniray uner WY h tho. tins tint man
''ktn'ws When llt Is wul OIL"
Hu,na n.ut, nru 10 eyrriastln.ly lnzy that no,
even the "snur of Tho ,uoulvMt !" Is penetrating
enough to sct them III mutton.
Angel, says he kept tho log Of tho har'z Shoot
irs 5tus. III culsrsc ls did. hut won't hn l,e
'nals To give that up, AS we'll as the 1aanry he
carried AMY With hint
s'Doss hs know nnyth!ngl" asked ano frirnd
""No' any1l.ins!H leplleI lii ot!lci,--"i
sloilsl suy llo did. III Nos ~ ,nuyl, lint It
Is al absolute luxury tu hear hin say Ycs.'"
A LADY writer Is out with IN article entitled
"llnw lu-Ca.rh u Hush lthl.n hut her theory
IL nll wrtn!g. Ask INV married wotnan hnw to
safc, husband, nlMl she will reply, "Hy tl.s
hairlp "Ihey alt dtit. II.
, 1879-03-05
DRY GOODS.
CHICAGO.

pttp'te the fact that the weather during tho
r,,ts, pu,t Ut tho past week has BEEN Of dectd~
N, sIntrr character, nMd therefore calcufatcl to
dir the demand for spriMg fabrics, jobscrs report
, Et.1dy increase In tho attendance OF Interior
r,rhsnts and . wolttusta!ncl dow Of Gl'utncs.
cissqh tho medium Of mill orders. Stocks III
IL binds Of ANAL distributors arc known 10 10
EXCEPTIONALLY light, and aa so0n as the matter be
tous, ttttIcd BRISK demand may bu expected tn
ii Ii. In pr!cea there have been no iINportant
t.ip:et The general tone Of the market IL nn-
teyessly firm, and standard c0tt0n tcxt1lcA 4tlll
In IN advancing tendency. Collections continue
tsM.
NEW T0Nk.
Srv YoHK, March I.-Cottnn Eoois marknt eon-
ttr7st fa!tly nctiye md prices ilru, with slight
.at,Iee In aue hEenchca silirt!nes. Cheyf0th In
eo1atmand. CottoDades sluggish nnl Irregular.
llula moTtng slowly. DIrss goods doing well.
t,tl1 actirn. Hosiery anti nntetwcar tn fatr dc.
rse4 Foreign goods In lrtogular request.
, 1879-03-05
09Ar

OswEoo, March 4.-GnA1s-- Wheat siradyi No.
! hard Duluth srring. 81, II; No, I Milwaukee,
81. %; NJ. q rcd Wabash, Sl.l0. Corn dull anu
unchanged.
, 1879-03-05
DETROIT.

Dzrnor7, March 1. .-FLouR-- Fsrln.
Guam Wheat higher; extra he!d u 81. 01as; No.
white, 81. .o:a, atsrch, u. OH: April. 81. o3A;
Msy. 81, Q5ki ,tuuu 81 OU; milling No. l, 0Ut5c.
Receipts, ~, QUO bu; sIlpments, ~. 2ni bu.
, 1879-03-05
IBfJFFItLO,

DuYyAlo, March 4.-(iMAIk-Whrst-uoo mill.
na denand and llrn,; salus s, 700 bn at 3t.o3 for
No. 9 Milwaukee and nos for No. DnHtl.
Corn dull anl cary: sn'es cars ii $50 for now OH
trnck, md 3H!xc for high mixed on tFaek. Rye
neglected. Oats neglected. Harley quiet.
, 1879-03-05

INDIANAPOLIS, tnh., March f. 1Ioas-steady
1t 81. COT receipts. =, 0n0; shpments. lho head.
GnAiS--Whcat 0uIet mud urcl,angcd; No. . red.
81. 0tl .0., Corn 4ulst At :l2IGl3c Oats, mar.
let dai! at :::aQt23c. lslcc quiet and unchanged.
, 1879-03-05

Exw 0uLsAxs, March l.-corrox-Qu!s mid
dl,pg, Ole; tow DO. SIC; net Teceipls,' 10, $50
bales; gross. IL, :.iu; exports to Great britain,
Il. l.6: tn France, a,TtEi: to ths Continent, TO-.
G74; 10 tho rhauneL 500; coastmiac, 100; sales,
I, 600; Slock, 32t, OH.
, 1879-03-05

CLEVELAND. O., Maseh 4.-FGTaotEux-Farm
standard white, llo tes1 DC,
rlTrsnu1tu, Pa, March 4.-PxTNoLkuM-Quiet
Crude, 81. ltS 1t ParkesY TOT shipment; redncdt
u1c, pblIuJolphla deliyes}.>
, 1879-03-05

1t Is provided By the ettv act that Aldermen
may receive certain ssis, provided tliry vote It
rcfratncl from doing so The pay Of thu Conf
missioncss is n1cd under ah entirely different
Inv. The expenditure OF the rovculc derived
frpm thr Watrr-WorkK Ia controlled by the
Council. THE chief ttc,ns of money spent from
TINT fund In 1878 wcre as follows: bonds re-
fired. S.5,, ,030; Interest % water bonds, $685.
COO; wntcr-plpc cxtcnstont 23i 900; operating
EXPENSES at The two pumplns-wOrks. $l40,G00;
ufllcc expenses a'id salaries, sa1,NW; The re-
nnnter was expended for the crit, lnlct-bastr,,
f1re,bydrntlts, stun cocks, etc.
, 1879-03-05

t,Sfof.ssS9oe'
n aotea:

H:'' nvffALo. ... ...
March 4.-CArTLE-neeeipta, h10:
aa; deeintnS; ~. caeh fceaers TIT " oHS 3Ss ib
d .!ses,: I,t53. 4; e"'is stock 10 e|u'cc butch.
~. .3n III GtAnn,-lseeclpts, 100; market
t,, uot anotahIy !aveti isF e g1o M meesn o,s
,ste s nc: ;9$nt4i e; s;rs s'aas nasoit. T.
su1sa.tssi,t. us; market tlnIl: falr Ohio to
'Ha6s~!Nas;tssn York wci2hts, s.. Q5a16. II: mo.
s,:i ILL., "sssi E'ss s'| & 'f ~
jal un.olo' ar ,or,s.
,.~,. March A.-CArrLH-1n fasf demand
tf,,,nansne nsS cTaies: prices casy; Eood batchers &
N ,a'op,rsa soalnn: weak; oxport steGrn u9e
~. .oed 10 choss esIs @ has,so
nt:eeti ~. cofn .tr,l Tcxans. o.. ooGl4. 90; fse.
ts,fs'Sa ts.,s Sail, 1t 81. 75Gt4. 90; receipts, l'aoo;
l.Rssani;u an1 lovcr: YoFkets and 1,altimores
f's5,; sssts'Sss;4 fssspss, SoS ss'p:
~, steaay and unehangcd geod to sho1ee,
ha;ssi 6oe; shipments, 400.
e9N EAST LIBERTY.
n I,.sn1T bs bss tfaeb n15s epta5rnMi ind 51 ioesl
ett'ts fttr. ns1d wholesale trade dnll and re-
ssTp1 VI 1srY good; prices unchanged from Inst
~. .reetfpts to.tiny, /. 155 heal; Workers.
nSSsl nSssl ID: Fbiladclphlns, 81. hoGt4. rs.
&sssar.-Hetejpts to-day, q, 800 head; so!!inR At
=; 4;a5. 50 for common to best.
KAHsAs CITY.
sptt;a. Ifspateh 10 Ths Tribune.
r,x,,a CIR. Mo-, March 4.-CA?ILE-The
~ eurrfnt reports. Receipts 415: Bhipmcnts.
j'fH.,,os 'H: mi weak; native shippers 81: g5l4 20
,,,ts ttockers nsld feeders, g. 50813 75; native
-. -. q E1fsJ 60. .-. -
ersf er%sdf.,ei;scSIp.s, Laos; shipments, 1,423: dnll
..a,oxtr: iii 10 good, S3.2l1. 10; light, $50
elaa rna,r
v,np7ows, stntch 4.--l,EEr CATTtz-.Recetpts,
~. ..,es ri choice Mt 81. I5G11 16; extra, So 10
n;oo; d.st quality. 50. Uo@0. co. second, s.. 600
T.. eHSx.s~Westcrn fit kwinu, live, s.. 90.
suftr 4sn Laans--l.ecelpsns. 2 s35j sales I =
n. n. 5O1: 40 each: cxtrA. 81. boG5. 81, or slb
Msrt!b; lanbs, s5.764to.@'
CINCINNATI.
cmtsy.rr, March 4.-Ilous.I;lnaet1ye and 10y. oG
ss.tpg, ST. 10N4 .15; butchers. 81. l5&l4 %; re-
r,rI, j, ,654; shipments, nonc.
, 1879-03-05

The ratio, instead Of being four to one, would bo
ten 10 one ngninst the policy holder.
VIII Mr. Pai1ison look up The records Of tho
Republic Llfc, with which he Is familiar md SEQ
how much money It received In psemnms, anil
how much money was stolen by son,e OF It's
officers and ma,iagcrs7 Verify, such IA life
insurance, 0EO. 4. EuuFELDr.
, 1879-03-05

. wtENtxnToN. N. c., March 4.-srtntTs or
, 1879-03-05

Erht!aj nixpGtch TO 7Aa Tribune.
KANHAs GIFT, March 4.--GnAtx-rhe lFfts Cur-
rent reports: Nhens-Nccclpts III, 800 bu; ship
monts. 20. .90 In: frn,er; No. = easl., aSci
March, nc; No. 3 cnsh. slc; March, B5.lc; So l.
ctsh, A0c. Corn-Rcceipts I8, 5OU ou: shtrn'elte,
HOO In; dull and luweF; No. = cash, :a3sc; March,
.1ilc.
, 1879-03-05
1lEQlk[A


PkonIA, March a.-liluMWiSxs-Sloaay Al 81 .03;
a4les Of ESQ bs!s.
, 1879-03-05

CHICAGO, March 4.-W,l yoa please advise
me. II tic lar allows County Commissioners
$3.50 per day for their acryiees, why
city Aldermen , arp not entitled to
tho san,e payf Either Commissioners
should get nothing or Aldermen $3.50. 1t scc,ns
to me. Also, II tl,e annual revenue Of tic Wa
ter Department OF the city fa $1,000, QUO, nho
approprtatcs the expenditure Of same, a,ra how
wns fhc money expended III 1881 On thu
first question wot,l be Obliged for roilr apu-
lon; On the second, the figures. Yours truly,
Srup1D Citizen.
, 1879-03-05
ST, LOUIS.

SLs e4OAlSA
BT. Louis. NO., March 4.--CoTToN-Qr,ot md
unchanged: middl!pg, hAc; sales Aao; receipts,
l, TOO; shipments. 100; stock. 20, 35o.
FLnui--Firn.er; good iomnud; double extra
fall s3.oo1+. 10; extra fall si.IGbi. 60; family,
81. 10G14. 50; cho,ce, 81. N0Q1.0o
GHA1N-Whent higher; No. : red. fail. 81. 0e:f
1l.0eA cash: l.o2aGlt. ooa; March; 9l.o4H1
1.olH April; 81. o5,.0 .01 .o5sl May; o.. io, nose
G1S1. 90; No. .spslng, Doc Corn ouiet but firm;
No. mixed, 33Ac eash and March; SIC April;
34AGb35c May: 3o!4c june. Oats GEm; No. 2,
.ec.. 1tye arm and unchanged; cash, 4G,le bid;
April, 4Gtic.
WIEisKy-Steady; 81. 05. ......
Pnoy1aloxa-p0rk dull and unchanged; 50. 45@
n.Ni. Lard inactive md lower; sU.G0 askcd
luoso: sold At S!j.a5. Bulk meats dull, wcak. and
lower; cured clear ribs 81 - asked, SHE hid.
bacon dull and 1owci; clear Sides. 81. kGh1,9j.
REcElrrs-Flonr. =. COO hrIa; wheat, q, 600 BIT:
corn, 10. 600 eu; oats, u. 600 bn; rye 5000 bu;
barley, 1, 0Do bu. .... ="
smtraxxTs-Flonr, 10, 600 brls; wheat, 0. Goo bn; =;
corn =, 600 bu; oats, t, 900 bu; rye, nonc; barley,
tlono.
, 1879-03-05
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA
rniLArEtrnfA. March I.-rioun-Qufet: MIN
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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-09-04
Can Piles be Cured

ls the most important question to-day with
suffering millions who when looking at the
long list of useless pile nostrums feel as the
afflicted Bible Patriarch, like exolalming II
have heard many such things, miserable COM
forters are ye al, how long will ye vex my soul
aud break me la pieces with words?'' 1t is not
recorded that Job had piles, but he could not
have had anything more painful, and the same
question might have been asked then as since
tor three thousand years can piles be cured
We believe that DIR. Sllsbee has solved the prob
lem, for nothing ID more certain than that his
"Anakosis," does absolutely and promptly cure
the worst cases OF piles When ha.f million
OF afflicted assert po-itively that 1t has cured
them aud IN 10 years no one has used the doc
tors wonderful remedy without instant relief
and by following his simple instructions as TO
habit and diet were, benefited and over 95
per cent cured. all arguments and theories OF
those who havn't used them. go for naught
Anakess is now prescribed by physicians Of
ell schools and has been pronounced as near
infalllbe as Is possible. IL Is easily applied.
perfectly safe instantly relieves pam, and ul-
timately cures the most inveterata casea. Ii
has grandly solved the problem that Piles can
be cured. Samples Of "AnAkesis" are sent
free to all sufferers, on application TO r. Neu-
staedter Il Co, sole manufacturers of Anake-
sis, Box 1916 New York. Also sold by drug
gists everywhere. Price OIL per box.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-09-04

1t is a matter of daily experience on
the part of everyone who purchases
such common necessities of life as but
ter, bacon, cheese, sausages, etc., that
these goods are almost invariably
wrapped up in printed or manuscript
paper. Perhaps we might also say that
provisions for picnics and other ham
pers are slowed away in similar cover
ings, and it will therefore, not be amiss
If we call attention to the fact that dan
ger has been discovered to lurk in these
familiar wrappings. In the case of
printed paper, the characters have Of
ten been transferred to the cheese or
butter, and either they are cut away
by the observant cook or they are un-
noticed, and in due course become as
simulated in the process Of satisfying
hunger. 1t is supposed that the ink or
the paper itself may possibly by some
chance contain something deleterious.
But written paper is even more likely
to be hurtful, inasmuch as in writing
the paper has been in close contact with
the hand, which not imprObably may
be giving off a perspiration that may
enter the pores of the paper and may
there ferment, not with advantage to
health in the event of any portion of
the manuscript being allowed to az
company the food down unsuspecting
throats. This subject has called forth
some corr espendence'in certain Ger
man papers, and though we would not
attach absurd Importance to it, 1t may
still be said that clean, unused paper
is so cheap that provision dealers have
small excuse for using either printed
or written matter for wrapping up
their commodities.