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MoNpW. Anril li.-FFLoun AID MrAt-Were
sl',r1nc. q 4sa q, eNtra state. &C - 7oas Wet
ern -pnns Ky st XNN, a. 81. to wiHor, .ninnms
Mnn':oa .i'cnt, = . esss' Is. cry 'hi.p.ns ~
80 -. 3 lt.rn shprus cNtra. ~ - sSi.-l tye
four s--,r'uc - ej4stlt Corn meal-Wcstrrn. a.
Ion. 5ssid. ~ itcd. 81 ssie5o
ea:S msa.G. a a So r,a Wider ''i is2 81
du "i, iNr "" = 'lun+ -. 'ur \" &C.,, Io,c.
june sii'', Tor So : s,1n,r ,or Nav siil i,r
re- lower .soj ba.h .od Al &c o- SAT, aud G,n
ala htrrN Hui Wa gu,ri and unph1'tcd nais were
"a forniSo1 nni s., tlec t,r /" ~ incluins 40
lower t quiet sale, 2i1,u' hush inc,udns steamer
Apr ini ii'sc do Tor MAY ana ia', "a, for steamer
c,e.sro' (; nisher WIN a. 'sT,9a IG'q hone
tur', eN'lt aut a.v!n-ri --"n p"int' Tue moot im
g19iy ia W. ,"r k5.1.ty II n ror sc"cpier ,o
port. tiu.dfy sl~i hacs
Ggocrr'-io Zee Vas qgG' a9d weak at ALL i9aitc
aiont ,ieaiy bur quiet 80 hnrs Marcah. sold al Ne
mon To- prime via choice 7l07i,c msscs was IN
- atl:. rori" Kr"' 2 ait, . Cuia siie.f VI, raw
.n.9r ,n Wat,-s's d,4ua anl s gpchans'i iar TO
me -" at 3'i"e i'hrcd qro"d 7tgS''c for Hards
Troti.io>s-Par, dnl and lower Old mess on tho spot
80 3ue-Nf a. now 10 20 90 for uturc delivery
,@, ,'c &C. NY sieS Ar gaoed si9 10 bid BAG
moats quiet quoted ep1 pcklrd shoulders
soils az &c. IAri lower aud quiet, sales tho spot
i2l2 'cs. prime c'iy So' DO Wescrn, 637's9fH'c
90 -ri.r Hu 2nf0 3s Tor future delivery. ssr. 80
ics A'rl ealc NAV Ha5as 32ii ~ June iieS ~ i,c
lu'v 49, l1' r'fr tr thr Continent uii ats g.
Dressed hug, weak ~ aaAic FIR citv Butter weak ami
Q4, state iares ifAli aud Weston factory islt
ncw state. uti. - tl-c, ana new Western creamery.
lH92rc, Cheese qMet state factory. 5&~'sc Fresh
eEg.. ll8l2'sc
>UNphlt stores were dull ami quito nominal NJ
Sac spirits turpruc amt 81 $50 ~ a. for common
o. ro-i strained r'.n. Petroleum. though quiet &C..
Wsir't indy 90 81 a.. TaNuw stcadv 3O NJ, -ni nt
o. fd lo, i.r Humc Sieaunc nrn' $50 ict prime
W. stern si ~ ga Ocean rtiefs were tNccl u0na v
0l,t today. hut ~ Hdf. irnNs.ous 10 Live pool. by
.,nm, 2ls c-is -four tp Loudon ~ sl, L. OF eruin.
tn t,iu ly -e . al gr7tn. 10 cork fr orders IS
du, spanish uurt ~ 81 ? " refined pctrorum io
The Baltic. is Whisky arm, 100 bbs SOLD II 81 u3.s
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Mis-. Davenport IL, the Grand Opera House.

Whatever excellence Miss Fanny Daven-
port possesses ~ an actress Of such parts rs
Mabel Renfre,r in "Pque." has been brought
about 10y hard work. Her natural adnptahlity
for the stage consisted mainly Of good looks.
and her early aptness for acting took the direc-
ton Of sauciness. She only brought herself to
n capacity for serious personation by pc 'sistent
effort. This earnestness Of intention was tho
foremost Characteristic Of her Mabel RerJrer
at the Grand Opera House last evening. Tho
close observer could see that at no
tme WAS she anywhere near losing her
soft in tho part. but was all tho while
stimulating entirely what another actress might
in some measure actually feel The audience.
rs WHOLE however. drew 40 such NJ Ice distlnr-
tons but heartily admired Miss Davenport
while she rs heartily endenYOrrd to plense them.
This audience WIS SO large that both scats and
standing room were filed. even 10 the cihOwlug
of the musicians inside the orchestra rail. Tho
supporting company WAS strong one. and, IA
most II t, members had travelled with MISS
Davenport during the season. they were in NO
cord with Ter and themselves. The small
comedy part ~ 1iOrSly GHl, an impression
able youth, from co.lrg, Wa neatly played 10y
the young brother Of Miss Davenport. billed us
" H. q. Davis" All the chlldren Of the late f..
J.. Davenport IRE now ON III" stage, the young
e-t daughter having NJ late hcen the JOsCphWe
OF Philadelphia Piuaflre."
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The annual concert oi Mr. Parson Price, successful
teacher u music. Will he gwen nj the Welsh Presbyte
iiun Church. Wednesday evening, April 10
Mr. steele Mackaye is preparing busily the opening
his little theatre Twenty fourth street next Satur
dny evening Everything wi he in readiness, and good
deal OF intrrest Is irlt in his new venture
"mppmar." with Miss Mary Anderson As P1rheni1 was
40 the bruuN Academy o Music last ul-ht
line auiicuDr was lnl.e and hrrrchtNe. Niles Auicr.
son gave very finished AMI artistic mpcrsuuauun vi
PuHenlI and was loudly encortd. During the evening
made the recipient OF several beautiful has
kets flowers The support very good especially
Mr. Jonn Mcdonald as P0sJ0r and Mr. j. C. Nse0Nan as
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pENTsoN-rHAYER ON Thursday, Artll To- At the
residence of the bries parents ly the Rev Thomas
tiniltudrt j. W DenisOn to Madeleine v Thayer, all Of
GOODM AN-PAnDOCK.- AT tho residence ofthe brides
mother Apri rs. by the Rev Charles H. Hall. ID y.
rector Of the church Of the Holy Trinity. Brookyn Mr.
Simuet Goodman New YORK ~ Miss Eleanor Louise,
daulhter Of the late Fcancs Ashnry Paddock hrooklyn
GRATTAN-OLNSfED-O On Thu slav. April 10 at tho
residence vt the hrir's tRreus ~ the Rev y Howard
Suydam william T. Grattan to Mary 5 Onsted, both OF
JrrsrN titv
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. --on Thurdiy. April 10.
hv the Rev Thomas Gullnuic Franklin L. Worcester TO
Elizabeth Mulhailun. all OF BrooSlyn
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A Notable Performance or "rlnacore."

BosroN April 1.-THE most notable de-
velopmeut Of the "Pinafore" fever was tho
production OF that popular comic opera
ut tho Boston Theatre this evening by II
a company embracing some Of tho best known
singers Of New England and New York 1t
was at first understood that Miss Ade-
laide Phillips would be in the cast.
hut this WAS n mistake. Nine. Isabella
NrCullorh who was recently divorced from
Bricnoli. and resumed her maiden name. was
the Lite Bulq-7ip. Myron W. Whitney the
famous basso Of tho Boston Philharmonic. who
sang sidney Lanicr's Centennial Ode at Phila-
dcphia. in n manner to be heard by every pcr-
son IN ina immense audience. and who before
that made n tour with Theodore Thomas WIS
known comic singer through New England.
WINS tho SIR Joseph Porter: Tom knrl was the
RGini Eaclst-dr; Mise Mary Bsehe tho
Mr. George Tro'hincham the Dicl Deadeye
II was MIR. Whnney's first appearance In
opera. He snng mngnin'cntly. nnl the sere.
nade. " Fair Moon 10 The. SING was encored
with grcnt enthusiasm. NINE McCullo'h snng
l.r sn.1nnri Ia me Marriage Of fiwro.
The duct 40 the second nc, between l.r-of and
Mr.. Whitney WAS "a great ~u''''-s. Tho acting
throughout WIS somewhat ron-irMn"i mo
Blrnihre WAS tho only ono ~ thr fhrnr 'hat
>WJlsTh md captain torcnr1n IN the second
act. Miss Berbe has light soprano. executes
well. but WIS evidently nervous THIS oven
inc. Nine NcCuloeh introduced SuluVnu's
Birds NJ N" Nisht" during the second
art. a funny incident In the general amnt"ur
character. ~ the peri 'rmnp'e WIS when 'Gp'
f0rolrdu held Ouf his Elnv-l hnul 90 huv" his
fortune told hy lire A'Hwrfp. Mr.. Frothiug-
hams Deriege WIS very crot 'sque and n great
success Tom Kari sang IN excellent voice.
The chorus was composed of some sixty aroa-
teurs including thirtv-sIN church choir SING
ers AZ leH-' 1000 persons were present in the
audience. including many OF the best people IN
Boston.
Another theairlc event in Boston was the
opening this evening 81 Mr.. Henry f. Ahhey's
new PARK Thentre named after his establish
m-nt in New York. The play WAS Olive Loean's
adaptation Of " In Cigol'.' and every seat had
been sold in advance, Al the end Qt the second
and M tho final fpll ~ the curtain Mr., Abbey
appeared with Lottu. but he only bowed 10 the
pluuilts Of the audience.
The thentre is much lHrGer han its New York
namesake. and Is handsomely furnished in
| dark maroon with drab fittings.
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sprtuI Noilt,,.
A.-CATAR RIAL

Physicians say that "Catarrh cannot be cured" Ono
hundred years they said that smallpox could not
be prevented" hu, the action " pustue virus through
the blood was discovered and the action OF CATARRHAL
VIRUS TllROrGH THE Mucous MEMBRANE has been
also discovered smallpox was prcycntcd-ca,arrh is
CURED. tNDiSPU TABLE PROOFS OF this important
and gratifying resui-hundrcds Of thcm-in pamphlet
form. are SENT FREE To ANYBODY.
"wEI DE De MEYERS cArARRH CURE has effected
SIX CURES in my parish REV. A fREEsE.
Cairo. y. Y
REV GEO A TrEs iGo Jay St, Brooklyn. CATARRH
EIGHT YEARS. 1T restored me to my ministerial
labors."
REV ciIAs j. JONES New Brighton. 5. l. worth
ten times the cost"
W. u WOODS. 90 Broadway. y. Y Cured Of Catarrh.
d q. McKELvEY. Government Inspector. it7 Mott It.
NY Cured Of loath some Chrome Catarrh.
MRS EMMA C uowES 80 West Washington square,
ny cured ot 80 YEARS CArARRH
S. BENEDICT Jr.. Jcwc,lcr. Go7 Broadway. New York
Family co. Cured ct Chronic CatarrhL
l. A. NEWMAN. merchant 3ii Fulton It.. Brooklyn
Lost sense OF smell Cared OF Chronic Chiarrh.
A. THOENE. Insurance AGENT lSl Montague st..
BROOKLYN. SELF and cured of Chronic Catarrh.
" II EvELETlI ga Fulton st. Brooklyn. Cured OF
Chronic Canrrh
j. MCDONALD. merchant no Broadway. " Y
member OF family had Catarrh - years, and
cured
MILL. AIMEE. opcrA Prima Donna. CATARRHAL
BRONCHITIS. Cured
DIR. n g. DrRKIN. Dentist. 3el 9th av.. New York.
Cured of CATARRHAL INFLUENZA
@, l. BRUSH ii3 broadway. New York CATAERH 10
YEARS. Breath very offensive NEARLY DEAF.
Cured.
&c. &c.. &c. &c. &C.
DIR WEI pE MEYERS Agents MESSRs n r. DEWEY
4 co. IS DEFY ST. : s. DELIVER THE CURE to any
address at 81 80 package. siN packages for $3.50
TANK ofbrins REALLY CURED OF this offensive disease
less expense than tlc cost single urc.cripiion
Al.o sold hV nifNAN. A.tnr HOUSE. CASWELL A
MA>StN. Bro'lwt, lil 15tl Il y. " SIiGEH GO.
- Harciiy st.. BELLY Nt1 uN. Hui SGT ST.: LtNER 4
ALNh, @H "isv ihLErEin ili 49, ami ~ sth
Nv. BENSON. Harlem. NENrittNn Fulton anal Water
=. IN y nueIt nI hlr'h.N. luou aut Wt,hlultun
- btNlN, ii- place, Hni q .'Ii 81 ia, MASON,
av OWENS 1-i amt 500 N,ttirItv. GROs, BROS 26l
aud as Grant st. LIVINGSTON 20 Grlut Il. ne
BreldwuN. and 20 n'iiDrd HN tuNkLIN. Gttt ul,lut.
iu Jtr.ct Cfy. hV NuuRE. 1888 NrNars uN EWING.
ami drbg-i.t. generally
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Prof pensur.. Anessd A,,emp, n. su,c,ae

Prof Defour was some time ago announced
TO lecture IN rynansi IN Siapeton staten Island and
shout $50 worth OF tickets were sold Pros pcour
lied appear IN The hal Ahont two weeks later De-
va. heard from IN Canada. where hr has Since remained
lu'Drmhuon has lu'i itrn received i1at llH Iriut is
living ia crinral condition from Che tnrrfs hn
Tempt a. suicide 10y s. Ming Is said fu i iiH d r
hi- departure from staten T.. 1905. flsf ir ts
attempted TO commit suicide ia family In sta petou.
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Railroad bonds wcre active for fcw issues,
G}aHGs' sHGSl. srllcr &c., aud the consolidated
r. At lO5', @lu5, New NurN Eeyatod iirsis
wnr, aclly" at ~ up o. Jos, and Notrop'1Hn
tnuod active and huoydnt thn sid's lnriudinE
Denver division, 70. with roupon certificates,
lOSls @ los %: do trust receipts. los a0 luS's
and income No. 10. 54A@5S. closing at 81 .,
Mo- X. and Texas Hssentrd WAS Nctlye at GO sp
COS. and seconds sold at 27'. @2S. New Jersry
Central issues We're in far request AT SG'awS1
for first consolidated. 81. PAU sinking fund
sold AT 1887. Denver gnd r. c. first very active,
Southern quiet ~ so'sG SOL. Tho Central and
Union lHclhca quiet
Governments were in moderate demand and
comparatively firm. There was a small sale OF
District OF Columbia 365s at s2A. The only
transaction Of moment in State bonds was
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Hanging Himself In hi. Orchard.

MILFORD. Pa. April l4.-Wm. Cole. farmer
Of Covc y j. hauerd himself 100 his orchard on IA.
day night Ne "a. 40 year. OF age Financial IcNCr,gs
agc sul posed o. have been the cause.
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IS 900 Virginia Gs consolidated. ex. COUPON at
S. American Exchange Bank sold at 1865,
and Metropolitan l1s. The following are cur
rent prices Of Government bonds.

Most oi The husnesa done was ut tho OFFICES
asked Tor recent issues
Money on call ranged from tot q cent. clos
ing nt the inside rnte for brokers haluncrs.
Sterling exchange was steader Mt 4.S6's for
prime G0-day bills
The attempt to introduce into Congress ut this
session measures affecting the currency has
been temporarily defeated. hut II will be re-
newpd aud no doubt will eventually he SUCCESS
iul. The pnr,isnns ~ unlimited silver coinage
Secretary of the Treasury to put into circulR-
ton tho silver dollars which he now kcrps
locked MP. and we must prepare ourselves ior
vigorous contest over It, Should such u nlli be
passed however. it would have the effect OF
demonstrating by results the tendency of the
Bland hill. and in that respect 1t would not be
altogether misfortune.
The leading coal carrying companies mako
the following reports OF their tonnage Tor tho
week ending April 5:
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WATERTowN. Aur.l IA shock ~ cart quake
was lvt tu NutoN. \ " ~ quarter yast O'Clock This
morning. The sound passed. from west 60 cast lasuus
about thirty seconds. aud was very distinct
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CUSHING In the city o. New York. on the IAN day
of Apri 1870 BY the Hon Hooper g. Van Worst Judge
sitting in the Supreme Court Robert Cushing from
Catharine GUSHING Cauac. adultery
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Clcar1oll. Pa. 3O382l $3.50 oil 3ln.jd6 Inc. 3l,i43
The totol amount ~ anthracite mined for tho
year Is 22i. 79l tons. against 2.99jl tons Tor
the same period last year, IN increase OF 2.22O.-
col tons. The reports OF new combination.
Irl9'ed m this mornnG9 papers n.y. h9t 9eem
the public belief in It's probability.
4 loan Of $4,000 Mt G e cont. hns Just boon
dispossd Of hy the city OF n. Paul. Mimi. ut ia
premium. Nearly six times tho amount offered
was bid for and the lowest rate hid was lnO',
On good security money can be borrowed about
world.
In 1878 tho consumption Of imported spirits
wm"7 d9d Ell. mss 4uSTsJ in IN VIZ , }nn s6
3l3. Since then il hns STEADILY declined. until
in 1879 il amounted to only s6457 ii9. The
consumniog q yea has fallen ~ ne m aer
pounds in 1878; that of rofrce from iol 96G 10
pounds In 1873, to 30l.056i9 pounds IL 1873;
~ silk goods from tG.32i GA in 1919 10 s5llG-
io1 H. 1878; and = cigars from 90j $50 pounds
in 1873. to SOL 056 pounds In 1873. These
n-ur"s indicate the economy practsed by our
peoplr OF late ycnTs in ~" use OF the luTurrs
mentioned, and also eNrlnin. To- certain eN-
tent the hard times prevailing In tho foreign
countries which produce them.
It is announced from Detroit TINT tho auction
sale Of the Port Huron and Lake Michigan Rail-
road will take place in that city May 81 IN nc
cordance with recent decree OF the United
States Court.
Tho Utah and Northern Railway Ia completed
TO Eagle Rock Bridge. Snake River Idaho. 30
miles north Of Osdcn. Regular trains will COM
Iron 10 the amount OF 2. 500 tons has been pur-
chased for the Northern Pacific Railroad and
sont round 10 the Pacific coRst; Work will be
comuenrrd nj once on the Pend d'Orpille diVi-
sioAi tho line beginning ~ the mead ot navi-
cation on tho Columbia River and rum ng cast
wnrd ls1 miles. An engineer from Massnchu-
s-tts hus been placed IN charge OF that division.
IL is not Improbable that the whole road be-
tween the Missouri AMI tho Yellowstone viii be-
built TINS season. Truss bridges. wood and iron
combination. have been ordered for the ten
crossings on Hart River.
II is said that President Huntington of the
Southern Pacific Railroad. has signed y con
tract To- connect with tho NiHniir and Pacific
Road ut san Antonio or Fl Pnso and with the
Atchison. Topeka and Santa Ft to ST. LOUIS.
Commenting upon n recent proposition to
make the japanese silver yen. or dollar the COM
mon currency for oil Asiatc transactions. tho
/ London Economist suggests that the British
/ Government might undertake the business Of
coming n trade dollar for Eastern use. and
| thinks lhat such dollar would be better re-
| ceycd than any japanese coin.
| The Mining Record. n weekly journal de-
voted. as its name imports, 10 nil kinds OF min
| ing interests. has recently been enlarged to
! thirty-iwO pages. We commend IL TO the notice
| OF investors in mining stocks
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Army Appropriation bill. the pending question
being on the amendment offered by Mr. Blaine.
which is TO add tho following words at the end
o. The sixth section: And any military. naval.
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ll,n Qualifications.
ENCELLENT AND VARIED READING.

ENtELLLNr AND VARIED READING,
Ur rmn,t tlt.prs,m
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nv nslng Olnae's Tnsiccss" cod Liver OIL Lime and
Wild Cherry. sold by druggists Depot, Bowery -Ado
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Manhood: How Lest, How Restored !
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TO ADVERTISERS.
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sell ETC T. LIST
OF
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composed of CHEAP, low-priced
newspapers. The fact is quite other
wise. The Catalogue states exactly
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TYPE 1t is in every instance the BEST
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rs NOT A CHEAP LIST. At the foot of
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one inch four weeks in the entire list
is $685.. The regular rates nf the pa
pers for the same space and time are
$3, 1865. The list includes go news
papers, of which 1853 are issued DAILY
and SO7 WEEKLY. They are located
in S25 different cities and towns, of
which % are State Capitals, 1923 places
of over 5000 population, and 444
County Seats. Lists sent on applica,
ton. Address GEO. p. ROWELL 4
CO.'S Newspaper Advertising Bureau
10 Spruce st. printing House Square,
New York.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-05-29
A FREE GIFT

OF q copy of my Medical Common Sense
Book TO any person suffering with COnsump-
Voice, or Sore Throat. Send name and post
once address. with two cent stamps and
state your sickness. The book is elegantly
nation 1t contains, in the providence of God
has saved many lives. The author has been
treating diseases OF the Nose, Throat, and
since 1867. Address Or. y. B. woLFE, GIN
cinnsti. Ohio. nlAmifni
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-05-29

SO we'll pleased are the people Of
Illinois with the result of the biennial
sessions of their Legislature that new
constitutional amendment has been
proposed restricting business at the
regular sessions to the passage ofappro-
priation bills. The Governor can call
extra sessions for other business, and
once in six years general legislation
can be had,
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-05-29

Madam Anderson finished her
task Of walking s04 miles in 536 hours
at Cincinnati at 9:20 o'clock last Satur-
day night. The Gazette says: There
is every reason to believe that she
acted fully up to her promise and
actually walked one mile and a half
every hour for twenty-five and one
third days. During this time she has
been very changeable in appearance,
sometimes looking worn out and
sleepy, and at other times looking
quite fresh.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-05-29
Howe Sewing Machines.

Among the great variety of goods Of
every description for sale at
POWELL & KIME's
Will be found an assortment of tn
celebrated Elias Howe, Jr, Improved
Sewing Machines-the best machine
now manufactured-they having been
appointed sole agents for Elk county.
They will keep on hand fuckers,
Corders, Hemmers, Braiders and Ruff
fiers, Needles, Sewing-machine Oil,
Thread, &C., &c. Will also furnish at
any time detached parts for said ma
chine. All at greatly reduced prices,
and will be sold on accommodating
terms with approved security.
RIDGwAY, Aug. 20, '7S. IT.