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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-07

Edwin Eastman in Indian Costume.
SEVEN AND NINE YEARS AMONG TINE CoNANcHEs AND
APiCREA neat volume Of 500 pages being .
simple statement Of the horrible facts connected
with the sad massacre Of helpless family, and the
captivity fortunes and ultimate escape OF its two
surviving members For sale BY our agents gen
orally. Price. $1.Ol
The incidents Of the massacre, briefly narrated arc
distributed By agents. FREE Of charge
Mr. Eastman, being almoet constantly at the West
engaged In Gathering and curing the materials Of which
the medicine b composed. the sole business manage
ment devolve9 upon Dr. johnson, and tho remedy has
been caod and h known A
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-07

No use Of taking large epusive p These
Pellets little PisI are scarcely larger sAaa nasear4
oee6A.
nelng easlrely vegetable. particular required
while using They without disturbance 10 The
system, diet or occnpation For !as.A.se $1,000,
Tl9ht1e 81 CAe6e, Dlxxlaes, 4ear Rsaeeaeeoee ffo0
DoosaeA. 1aA TAsee In 0oash eilIe0 eteoe4t tSan ID
FgS0a q KIdneyu, Internal Fever, U30oeo0 Nee111B
@ neaa, take Dfs Plerces Pleasant Pargneive Re1e
DnRuHABY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. IrW,n. DuAlA Lx
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-07

new Anthem EOHk Is nearly ready.
The HUsirod Record Is always new. 500 Dor yoar.
8 cents per copy.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-07

The newest Voice Training Book b
EVE ERSON'S VOCAL METHOD. $50
Compact, compA.se and useful either fer private
pupils or classes
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-07

RJOO. 900 worth Of solid God and Sl1veF WEI Q.
Silver ware Pianos OIgana Sewing Machines fTenc.
OF other valuable e0Ods Just for doing Us little
favor which every woman bog or girl can easily do
% be given away fully described and illustrated
b. engrayings In book entitled "The Sa0l0en
20 any one the United States and Canada Address
T. GLEASON & co. 80 Summer Street. Boston. MAS.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-07

CalIle is not mere, SAID, In sur
prise.
"Then where is she?" cried Jane.
81 have just come from Mary Smith s,
and she told me Callie left with you last
night. She did not come home, and
where is she?"
Well, where was she? vainly was the
question asked, for none could tell.
1 went over to Mary Smiths, and
found her, and Maud, and Will, and
Harry Rice all talking the n after over.
"Oh Kate!" cried Mary, "did you
ever know of any thing so mean as these
boys?" pointing to Will and Harry.
You knew We thought Will was in the
city. Instead of that, he was only
down at the station, in hiding, and he
telegraphed to Harry to come down on
the $50 train; and Harry was hidden
away in that spare room, and Will went
down the cellar, after listening at the
door, and finding out what we girls
were going to do. So it is no wonder
you both saw faces; and, now, isn't it
awtml about Callie? Do you suppose
she was murdered?'
al do not know what to THINK"
answered; but feel sure Callie saw
something or somebody when she went
out last night. You know she came
back looking SO excited and strange;
and she said she saw the ghost of a liz
ing person. 1 Thought it all nonsense
then; but half believe she saw Reece
Dutt0n.''
Will brought his hand down on his
knee with sudden force. ''By JOve,"
he cried, 81 saw q fellow get off the
train last night, all buttOned up to the
chin, who reminded me in his walk of
Dutton! He shot off into the darkness,
and 1 forgot all about him. 1 believe it
scas Reece DuttOn."
Neutrality-suspicious. prove that man
answering to Reece buttons description
and closely yelled lady had boarded
the upward bound train at the station
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-07

COY
Dead, the living questions thee.
&Who Is my true love to be?-
Bid him come and speak to me.
We had given this to Callie, whose
bravery was well known, and who alone
of the four had nerve enough to 90
through the ordeal.
Twas to 60 down cellar backward,
with a mirror in one hand and candle
in the other, repeating at every step:
My true love, my true love, whoever Won be
Come and look in the glass with me.
If made one mistake, or failed to
repeat the words on each stair, my fate
as an old maid was sealed. But if I
went through the formula successfully.
the last stair would show me a face
looking over my shoulder. Wishing Sc
crctly in my heart that Mary Smiths
blue-eyed brother, Walter, had not gone
to the city that morning, and that he
might look into the mirror over INV
shoulder, 1 took my candle and began
the descent as the clock struck twelve.
Maud rushed up stairs with her comb
and apple, and Mary and Callie shot
forth into the star-lghted night.
Slowly, slowly 1 descended, down,
down, into the grim shadows of the
great cellar. My candle gave a feeble
light; my heart throbbed audibly, and
my face in the mirror grew deathly
white as neared the last stair, and re-
peated for the last time:
NV true love, nv true love, whoever Won be.
Come and look In the glass with me.
Was it fancy? MOTOR in clear, bold
outlines there, beside my own face in
the mirror, was the face-the laughing
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-07

-. research and experiment.. together With e1psenes
his eass has 6 lat succeeded in eompoundinS = YAI
LIRI6 Rul(YDY fur ~ seonySS RI eSs.r.o2 saao1e
, 1879-03-06

Consequently, It could not be made to thsIvc.
but hive gained their experience at largo
financial cost. We doubt II there was
nnnsl,cr journal In the whole Republic 80
frcfEhted as the Cincinnati T'nes has been viii,
wo nre told, AMONG It's stt'ckhohrrs, an cx-
Congressman, an cx- United btntes Marshal, two
active or ex.rcDaion Agents. m cx-Mnyur, al,
sx-councilman, m ex-ju1lEe. M e1.County
Treasurer. n,nl other p1acc.fcckers. Indeed, Il
usctl tu be 4atd there that ro mnn was cltcibia
to any position on the papcr vim either did not
hold Or want to get m Office. Tlc dny when n
journal Gnu seek fur ot1tccs for liz proprletors
nnt editors. a,tl yet DO a successful newspaper.
has gono by. Tile Cincinnati Tines was Gno uf
the Inst Of such Observation-Disclosures md Its cx-
ample shnuli bo d wholesome warning. Re-
ltcvcd Of its cad weight, II Ia to l,r hoped that
tlls Times may, On proper basis, achicrc sonc-
tltitr.
, 1879-03-06


THE recent sale Of the CINCINNATI Tiss<, BY it,
late proprletors, unquaatipnably because they
had unt found it profitable, ls what has lonx
besa expected there. Tho history Of The paper
conta!us y suoral that caunot be too well connud
by all who, aspire to b. journalists. 1t was
originally begun ~ tho Chronicle by number
OF politicians who held, Or had held, of1lces, and
wantel more. tho retention or procurinstit oi
olllea bolng ita chief cause Of coming into life.
They thought, too-as oYcry man thinks VINO
Wishes to set uo new shset-that t'e city greut-
Cd, Of course, tle 1inni, thun long establlahed
and Pro'Ssroa', ~ ,.s,. toS SLOW ana du1l-no. At
posed to buy the Times, ard offered price
within *o5, go, l. Is said, Of what its then
owner, Mr. g. ". Htarburk, asked. They d.
vlded on tl!s difference. aud founded the Chron-
icIa; published 1t for years at \ ktealy loss,-
losing tar moro than tle figures 6tArbuck had
rams4, md finally bought .l.s Ting. It Star
tored before. Having purchased their rival,
thcy would prosper lsneelorth; they would vet
pended In their unlucky enterprise. But they
d,d pot: The onice.holdeIs AnI ce-seckers
weighed II down. 1t could meyer be inlepuud-
ont, Of III any strict psuss newspaper,
, 1879-03-06

How Delicious Vegetable Wna Introduced.
A Newport (hIass.) correspondent Of the Bos-
ton 1ranscripl asks Tor further Information con-
corning the first eating Of tomatoes In America.
Tho correspondent says:
ut Is 4 Newport tradition that tomatoes were
first eaten In this country In about l6as3, Ia a
house still standing Gu llIu corner Of CoFno anil
Mill stEeeta. About that tim6 there can,e her3
an eccentric Italian painter, Michele Felce
Corus. lie bought q stable On the atreet now
called for hin, tashtouea 1t into dwelling.
housr, a,ul lived UNI died tl,rsc. Previous 70
his coming and long after, tonlatoes. tcn called
'1uTe applcs,' werG thought to be poisonous. A
gentleman told mo tp.tay tlint !H 1873 ho
brought them fron, South Carolina and planted
them III his yard, whcro they Wern locked upon
" curiosttics, unA prizcl for THUR beauty.
They becamu later. however, very un-
pleasant ntsat!a in tho hands Of tho small
boy. A charmlng old ,lady also told inc to-day
that Ia 1871 Tho was sitt!ag viii. . aick persoa
when tome ouu brought lhe laya!ld a. tempt
Ing delleacy sonlo t0ll.atocs. Would you pol.
sun her!a was Tho exclamation OF tlle astautshcd
attendants; nt,l yet E0rne, 10 hts section OF tho
town, had been serving them for year pseyI-
GUS. a. Intp u lH35 they WeEo regarded u
poisonous throughout Connectlsut. Corna lived
between the ttmu Of his cotatuE to America Aa1
his settling tn Newport ip saleIn antl in Boston,
and though Ncwporters may cling to thu tEadl-
tton that Tomatoes were dFst eaten hsro, i,o may
have introduced lEe4 a. = vegetable tu either
or both oe those clsses. lie pridea himselI on
, 1879-03-06

|Pat1AnEiPntA, March 6.-FLOun-Dcmand act
T; lfnntaota extra family, medium to choice,
.So04,7 Is: Ohio do choice and fancy, s.. 0oSl
Flo; hish grades, $3.50; patont winter wheat,
leH; weatcrn extras, 81. %; comlnon ext r1s,
F.aEl2' 15 llye tlont quiet; s2.s7:4.
|1sMM-Wheat excited; No. = Western rcd, In
|s'aso' 81. 13A. Rye stcAdy. Corn firm; Vest
r. afeIeeted OIL track, aah hG943c; do steamer 43.s
tte oait-Markct dull; while Western, 20Qp
|t.
|fSoTisloss-Qn!ct-Aicsa beef, sl9. .60GD11 90.
Faf pork, Sio.5o1l1. 90; extra, $40. GOO 10. .a5.
|ias' smoked. 20 l0c; picked, 7AG18Ae. Lard
s.tta .ercr, 7alG74c.
Now YORK 5talo md bradford
faa.j. Pennsylvania, extra, 90n2lc; Western
Ep,sste, EXTRAS llas16c, good to choiec, loUl5c.
|aco'at-flHtct; Wc4tern, Ibc.
asMaaIaE-Narkrt sacI dull for full cream at 8A8Ac;
s LruM-Nominal,
"R3sKr-stcady at sI.Os.
, 1879-03-06
6cus Thomna' Prophetic Words.
To tho Editor az I,ha 1rtbHrf,

TO fhe El{1f a. 1nf 1Ts6MHf.
CHICAGO, Feb. 6.-Your warning to "vIpers
antl coppcrhends" this morning appears to bo
timely, anil ihe unexpected thundcsl,olt from
old Zach Chandler is reminder Tint 1t would
be well for oil OF us, In these degenerate days,
to turn back the pages Of history little.
While looking over public document lately,
cams across report from that old hero and
pntriot, Gen. Gcorgr II. Thomas, and was struck
with tho foresight displayed by him in Ills eatl.
mute Of the lsubcl ie;uurs. After speaking oi tie
condition q public niInIrs III tl!e Southwestern
States In 1858, he su.ns up as follows:
"Tlle controlling caus1 ut The unsettled con-
dttton Of affairs tn the department is, that tho
ercntcst efforts tna!la hy thu defeated Insurgents
gate tho idea that tht, cause Of liberty,
is eaicndasr ' Of The virtues oi frscaon, M M ,uf. S
ferpd violence and wrong when tho Of
furss fur Southern Independence fatle,l. THE Is,
whereby tito crime OF treason might be coycrcl
with cuuuterfctt,-varnish Of pAtrIut[s,n-s
TINT tho precp!tators Ut tile Rebellion lnigf. 70
down In history hanl- -!nhn1l4 With tllo tefc,scrs
Of the Government, thus wlplnE out with their
own hahlR their oHn st1lns; u spGces Of eelf-
forgiveness amazing III it, sirlontery, WHEN 1t ls
considered thui 1ifu alltl prUperty-justiy for.
fetcA By ths lava nf tho country. of war, a,.l Of
nuttSNs, through tho DagnatIinlty 0f the Gny-
ernment and peop!a-weru not 0xactel from
tAem.
"Under this inspiration. the education Of the
great bully Of tile people. moral, religious Snf
political, has t'ccu turned In channels wherein
all might unto In con,inon. >, Tile evil
done ias l,oen great. and It Is not ti.ccrnLa
pectcd.h
From she debate In the Senate Yesterday theto
docs not appear to ha much improvement a.
yeti bYan OLD SOLDIER.
, 1879-03-06

As n proot uf the humidity g!ven TO the ut-
luospllorc by trees, experiments show tint The
"Washlngtun elm " nj CHnbridge, Muss., with
Its aD, OU square feet of teal surfacr, transu.es
seven and tllrec-qunrtcr tons uf wa,rry yapor III
twelve dturl1al llnurs ut clear weather. FROM
this II Is Inferred TINT Ernye, consisting Df iul
trees, EACH with icuf surface enua to tint OF
the elm mentioned, would return 10 the
atmosphere 3,875 toils IT noucous yaror in
twelve hours,
, 1879-03-06
Tho Iul,ltc Hcllonlt.
Il, Ira Edith. Of I.ha Ttihunt.

WILMINGTON, ILL.,. March +.-Wc, too, hare
our high school A1ll demands for extra cun,.
inul,-school tcacllors. WhY not n law dcflning
n 'conn,on.srlloof cducation"i Everything
tnuglt III tie best univcfsttlcs is attempted lii
our high schools; the result: much learning
atrl little knowledge.
In your city, Why not cut the German knot,
employ as mans German tcaclicrs as nny be re.
guirrd. u,,i exclude English education entirely
frau, lrrRlnn pupils, us we'll MS German trin
English m,pilss Inc result need not he feared.
The clort tn fnstcn the tc1clltnE 1f the higher
branches of learning Upon the Slate by taxation
is an ennrInity which the present Legislature
ought to crush out at oncr.
i SCHOOL GUARDIAN.
, 1879-03-06
THE VOICE OF TIE PEOPLE.
Adstcc.
IN ths Editor oJ The Tribune,

IN ths Editor o5 The Tribune.
CHICAGO, March 5.-Will you b. kind enough
TO tell mic through the columns Of your paper to
whom application must be made for uosision
IN ono III tic departments III Washington, aud
what form Is used n,Nl obl!Ge
4 REApKK or TME TntnCSE.
Tour advire Is not to npply. There ARE no va
cancics.
, 1879-03-06

LOUISVILLE. Mnrch 5.-CnrToH-Quiet At 0,ic.
FLoun-Firm anI UNCHANGED.
ulsAts-Whcat firm and higher; red and am.
her, Sl.0oGIt.1a. Corn ateady. With fair ds.
nnnd; white, :s9c: mlxc1, :sc. Oats higher
white, 38c: mixed. 17r. Rye quiet a. b5c.
l1Ar-Stcady, with tatr demand, at "a. 600
1000.
I'nov1aioys-pork steady At 5000. Lard aniet:
choice leaf. tcrcc. 7ssGa7.lc: lo, Kegs, a'iGaH!ic
Hulk meats quiet but stRdy as tic for shoulders;
clear rih, h!ste5Ec. bacon quiet; ehoMtlors 4LiC;
clear rib, hietsic; haus. suRar cured, HaGk4!aC.
WnlsKr-Mnrket custer ut 81. W..
, 1879-03-06

Cn1cA0o. March 5.-As walking appears to be
the order OF the tlAy In Chicago, wifi state 10
the public through the columns OF suuf yalua-
b'c paper that am prepared to accomplish the
feat of wnllslns 1000 quarter miles, al follows:
Walking Z, 5oo consecutive quastrr tntlps In 5n
consecutive quarter hours, as,tI 5D0 consecutive
gunrter miles iii 500 consecutive ten minutes.
Trusting this may reach so,ns who would desire
to Aayn this feat accomplished, uln yu,rs
truly, LOUISE L1Ers, Post-Uitlcc l,p1 ia.
, 1879-03-06
U1IEEAI.0.

BUFFALO, March i.-GtAIs-Whcnt neglected..
Corn dull: sales 4 cars at 3sc for new; 4oc for
yellow. Oats arm and quiet; salap mixed Western
at :l0c on track. Rye neglected. barley inactive.
Railroad freighta unchanged.
, 1879-03-06

ToLEpo. o., MARCH, 5.-1nA1N-Wheat strong;
ambor Michigan, April. ST. Os; No. e rcd winter,
April. S1.OSH; May, S1.10. Corn nrm; Mo. 2
Michigan, 359sc; May and June, 3H!4c; No. .
white, 3g4G. Oats strong; No. =. 17Ac.
, 1879-03-06

KANSAS CRY, March 5.-GnA1s-Tn Price Cur
rent renosts: WAoat-ltcce!ptt II, 700 bu; ship
monts, "a. geo bu: higher: No. :. cash. o1c;
March. O2Mc; No. 3 cash. R4c: March, 88Isu; No.
cnsli, H1c. Cdrt--.lccepts IT, DO hu: shipments,
15c.
, 1879-03-06

1sp,AHArot1s. Ind, March o. Hods-stenGy
n 81. 50dl4. 90; receipts 4,;lO0; shipments l. 300
GnArS-Wheat ilrm; No. rcd. s1.O.. Corn
nom'nally unchanged AT :so...iiG233Ic; May, $50
3Bc. oats steady; white. .GMc.
Pnov,snSs-Shnulttcrs. 3::c: AprIt. 3ifc; clcaE
ribs, s+,HU; April, Sf.a0. Lard, Sj. G5; April,
81. B2t. lfams, 7A07Ic.
, 1879-03-06

CLEVELAND. O., March 5,-rETnoLEuM-Flrm
standard white. ITO test, &c.
Prrrsnuna, ra.,. March b. -PErnolEuM-Quiet
and weak, crude, 81. 1O at rarkcr's for Immediate
shipment; rcnacd, &C. Philadelphia dallyery.
Oil CITY. Pa, MARCH, 4. h..-pE7iloIruN-The mar
kct opeHed aetlyu. with sales at D17ic; do.
cllnea to 8aiac, q Which price u closed; ahtp-
n,cals, ~, 00u bss, averaging 10, 900; trausac-
tioug ESQ. 900.
, 1879-03-06

NEW YonK, March 5.-Joboing trado more
active. and business fair with commissiun houses:
cotton guods In steady demand md hrm; New
York Mills hhittinga advanced 9sc; prints sluggish;
gnghnms In Irregular demand: worateu dress
goods fairly active: mcn's wcur OF woolens quiet;
hosiery In fair request; foreign goods In butter de-
msnd.
, 1879-03-06

Mr. 0nIEAss. March 1.--FIoun--Qatet: su.
n, $500; Xxx, s3.75Gs4. 90; xxx, 81. ESQ
[oo; high grades, $t.a6QtG. 90.
|GRAs-corn steady at d06l4Bc. Oats steady,
fih fit densn1, at 17Gt38c.
|coas-IE4t- Scarce and nrm At g. 0ehQD2 .75.
|ul1-Qulcs but steady; primo, SIG. 001 10, 90;
Poee. $l7.ooDls.oO.
|pBoylsoSs-rork market dull: old, 50 10; new,
LOO. Lard steady: tlercc, SO. 6oG17. 80; kegs.
.oo177i. Bulk meats dull, weak, and lower;
|'a'de's. ]oote, 3Ec; packed, 4c; clear rib.
q clear, 5Ic. Dscon-MarHot apIl; shoulders,
Ev' AVG; clear rib, 5aiG15Xc; cloar, &c. Hams
as'cascd steady. with u fair demand: dull and
kthsnsed.
|Xnnkr-,tarket dali; Western rccs!lcd. 81. .o5N
|1a
|0Roe1hrEs-Cotoo quiet and weak; Rio cargoes,
|tlna'y to primo, 1o1i01oc. Sugar active and
Ia; common 10 good common. IAQD5Yc; fair
lul'r fat. 5}iG5aic; prime to choice, 6E09Tc;
Hoy clarified, G.iG7he. AIolasscs in good de-
|9n, GOOGLE: full. 9}@goc centrifugal, 20lA7o;
(1as ~ 10 choice, :!.7GI:I5c. Rico In good demand
sn'l prices; 5:;0Gaic.
|bhAx-Searco and lFm: iobblng, Sa!sc.
, 1879-03-06
TrTT3n1T.


DEruofT, March &. -FLoun- Firm.
GuA1A-Whcnt very !rm; cxtra, 81. 04A; No.
white, 81. Ok hid March. 81. OLA: April 81. 05;
May. 81. 0l}.s; milling No. ], 81 .0oH. Receipts,
A., 721 bn; shlpmtnts, 755 bu.
, 1879-03-06
0Sy{tGO.

OawEao. March 1.-GnAIN-W Wheat fair demand;
No. 2 rcd Wabash. 81. 10; No. Milwaukee,, 81 %;
NJ, hard Duluth apsipg Sl.1o. Corn, nomi-
nal]y unchanged.
, 1879-03-06
COTTON.

NEW ORLEASs, March 5.-CorToN-Qn'ct; mid
ding, D,ic; low do, Sac; net receipts. 100 baea;
rroaa, l, IDS; exports coastwlsc, 4,B1D; sales,
6, 700; stock, 399.2, 3d5.
, 1879-03-06
HQSTQN.

BorToH, A[arch s. -F,Mu,t-rirm; Western 81.
rcFs, 81. 2'G13. 10; common extras. 81. 7fGl4. 25
Wtsconan extras, tl.0OD4.50: Minnesota DO,
$4.5oGe5 ii: wtntor wtcats, Ohio. Indiana, and
Michigan, 81. 75fca.h0. Illinois, S. n:5S,1 o, 90; St.
Louis 55,50ltii. 30; WitconaLn and Minnesota
spring wheats, 5U.5ole8. 20; wlntoE whcats, $G 90
IT.hU.
unA1s-Corn quics; mixed and yo.low. 400
50c. Oats !trn,; No. l and extra wtte 371. Gn40c:
No. WHITE. 30Ml.l7c; No. . white and No.
mixed. :l5MGb:.Bc. Rye. Coo.
!txcE1rra-Flour, !, 100 bsls; corn, 30. 900 bu;
what, Iii. 0fU bu. ~
sMlrM.Nrs--Floar. 100 brls. corn, II, 600 bu.
Virginia ftceces ;Iilb}Jc; Michigan, Wisconsin,
nni other ilcecca, 3l1;.4c; conlbtng and dc!hine
necccs, a09tiDc.
, 1879-03-06

Granting, then, all TINT tho crusaders can rca-
sonably expect to achieve. fasr confederation Of
tllc problem forces tl'e conclusion that its re-
fire. In tho raptdity OF Its spreading, but pratrle
fire only, so Tar as permanent good tn the land
ls concerned. Ihts conviction Is based upon the
history Of epqsm9dic attempts A. reform n all
llght In philosophical science. The wonderful
progress of scientific investigation Tor tlls last
TWENTY-FIVE years has resulted In establishing on
ilrsn foundations t!,c highest of AZ sc'cnccs,-7,
&}y Faratiay to be thu highest law III physical
sctoucs v dtch our farultlcs permit uH to. per-
ee!yc.'" Thu elimination Of physsal knowledge,
T. Y u:S tA. % OF 4n tSs ses9se s
Mental ana Morn! Philosophy take new do"
psrturc, sinru no analysis of such 4uestio,la eau
be correct or eomple,n tiat !s not based upon
spaeo 10 4ubstantatc this assertion. we leave its
bcarlug TO be suggested by a fow quotations
from standard authorities IN the now sciences:
"a given amount Of force produces acanits
like matter, can neither be eseated uor destroy,
cd; though ever changing form, It's total nuan.
t,tY tn tl,e universe FemaIas constant anu un'
s: i I1c d Universal forces Of heat ard light aro
TRANSFORMED Into thu vital euetgy ot organic
compounds, nnd then, us food, arc again con-
yertcd Into human heings anu human poacr."
No tlea or fcofuE cau arise, save Us Tho result
Of spIuu physical foEce expended In producing
:" and thu, we find IN the action Of solar
light aud hcat upon plants--wheseby they are
enabled not merely to extend themselves a.
most Without limit, hut alsu to accumulate In
their Substance store OF organic compounds
Tor the consumption, OF antu,als-tAe ultimate
sunrco not ouly Of thu materials required by
anlmeis for tleir :patritItSGn, but , FLAG q
"Ths law Of correlation being thus applicable
, 1879-03-06
MILWAUKEE,

MILWAUKEE, March 5.--FLouR-HcAfcc ard
firm.
1nA1S~-Wbcat unsettled; opened nc lower;
closed Strong; No. i Milwaukee hard. 41.oi; |;
No. Milwaukee, s1.o:; No. Milwaukee.
n4:tc; March. 1iho: Aprti, g;,Sc: May, Dnhc;
No. . Milwaukee. s1.sc; No. 4, TIC; rn}ceted,
ORC. Corn higher: IN good dcmnnd; No. 2, BIC.
Oats bnoyAnt and higher; Ho.2, aHc. 1tya trmcr
snd ssnd higher; No.. l, ae4c. llarluy excited nnh
higher; No. spring, fFcth, 14!sc bids Tie usNslI:
MaIch, 7Dc.
inny!ssoxs-Q ind ata.lv. Mess pork, new,
Iioaa-L!vo atcstly ii $:i.Todl4. 90; dtcssed
st0aHy; fair demand; nt 3l.I0lh4. III.
e:ltEcEIrTs-FDnr. q. GOO brls: whcnt. 32. 900 bn.
SHtrAxsTs-FIo1r. 10. 900 brls; wtluat, ., 60u bu.
, 1879-03-06

WILMINGTON. N. c., March 5.-Br1RIrs or
at 9Gi5c.
, 1879-03-06
- u.rtb Observation-Disclosures, 'Bh1
h o.ooes.
.sssfn " M.rch ,-PErnoErux-2ossd.
NEW YORK.
, ,,,..atrb IN 7A6 Tribune.


r,..,t,. n ~ 7,1tune.
sa'efn! M,o' = "f,u.1x-,vhe.t ~ decidedly
FRI 'on1 ,s, ,nccuativc influences, which carried
Is up !fMie. ee"' ,,,. nrm nt tho improve.
tnss. tlostna' "' ,.,1,, s,- shtnuont snd on
|nt; 1pf!nc r'"'" - orot.d IN fnlly tc rnr
sn!ttso aeeoah'. 1s.ns H frrclv ut cnrrcnt
and not ,a.a u se,,rr. rsnec,aitv In tho
rs. carn so'io ,,,..,as,s rnrr,1.d Al ttn6n
Ion line; "l1sa .,,'e ~ ccrern,Iv nno1ta ateudv
L 0itt tao.s s,an,, as n,,r.ctcd con.ultrsbIo nt-
ets; No. .,"s .n's" n,,,. M. O Chicago a(toat.
10 bu At ~ aS''N''' @"''"' - ~
ooo BIT at aae. .-o,r.,. on.ncd aon.vb..
'so1,siox'-hosa " ~o mo.tcr AMI pcnc,s,,y Ia1l:
bet, Mt elo'ea "n NV. dsmnnd, elo.,
y pork ~ ,, .na s0 n,rt for oid+
II elo." '.,... W, NV n,nlsd nt c,o,a far March.
asrn me.e 49," ~. rc,r. An,u $40 0.45611U.5 55:
.astslu' ~ oa,n M IT., rut meats dull al former
1t siV. he'. .,",a,sr Int nnli with lonr cl.nr
tes baeon '', W...,orn .rcntn inn yerv nu,ot Al
|stsd It hs'e. .,.'.. XXX, tcs At A. 75anu Nax.
pat 'seaay "a r,s. q, m.
alns u ~ T., .,o,,oratc demand pdme at @ toc.
|Titlo"-,rt"., ,r in,. rcnuest with Cuba muaco.
calHs-na", ~ n,fet,s:c @ for fair 10 rood rs1nlnr.
10 auo'ea a. .,sad .'.u,1'
iced IN 'ats ~. .r,cnt ~ bf, h+,, A. II NJ.
|Emskr...oo'" ~ wv ''>'' " "
rtst dill ,,,x, ,o.,,.,. hu, ,a,s, re,.
e'tas1smnt NJ unmarried; .harp rise In wheat and
,asstr ,n range Of corn valae' worked aR.tn.t tho
- l@ or,s !,'a ID o.r .a'Sas" Sr ''k'' ''
EAS ~ kffEffF1t Afffft6{fa
, 1879-03-06
having set forth the fashlou OF eating them

here.
in tho dark Of in thc iamp cellar, With i,is nnte,
tank roots; he has no flavor; !,o lives under
ground. Bit the tomato, he grows in snnatl!rc:
no has fine, rosy color and nil exquisite faTnr;
l'a is vcry wholesome. and when i'o s put In the
soup you reltsh hin.'n
, 1879-03-06

proved demand: shoulders, 81. Or cnsh; SI 700
y: 72,t hrrll: 8' H6 Mny; short rhs -. 81; snort
c'eat, " o0lb5. o.. bacon quiet and stcAdy At
~ 81, 81. LO, and, 81. 75,
NH1FxT-Act!vH and nrm at 81. o..
UurrEH-Dnll And unchanged.
LfaAEEn 0tL-HteAay At ti;jc,
, 1879-03-06
PEORIA


PEORIA, Mnrch G.-1ltonw1xrs-Staady, Sales OF
100 hr1a at 81 .0J,