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had guard of 400 soldiers stationed on
the outside Of the house which action
greatly excited the populace who grossly
insulted the premier and finance minister
in the streets and at the entrance of the
chamber, Disturbances were renewed the
following day, the mob insulting the
ministers who were proceeding to the
cabinet council. The troops finally dis
persed the rioters, but not before several
was then patrolled by soldiers.
Rome, July 6.-It is rumored that Sig
nor Sella is entrusted with the formation
of the cabinet
Paris, July 6.-General Castellaru has
asked to be placed on the retired list in
order he will be able to attend the funeral
service of the imperial prince.
Constantinople July 6.-The truth of
the report that ex-sultan Murad has es-
capped, is officially denied.
Cape Town, June 17.-Troops COM
menced the advance from Fort Pearson to
Fort Chelmsford, and a junction is almost
effected with Col. Wood, who is also ad-
vancing. The rumor that an armistice
had been agreed to is not confirmed.
London, July 6.-Correspondence from
Cape Town via. Madras says, decisive
action is likely to be fought at Ulmace
which the Zulus have strongly entrenched.
Berlin, July 6.-There are reports that
England and France have approved the
proposition for liquidation to regulate
the finances of Egypt. The proposition
comes from Austria and Germany.
Paris, July 6.-The scaffolding and un
finished wall of a house in Mont Martee
fell yesterday killing four men and
wounding five Others.
st. Petersburg, July ct is said tha
the man who supplied Solovieff with tho
pistol with which he attempted to shoe
czar, has been sentenced to death.
Simla, July 6.-Major Cavignari ha.
started for Cabul and is expected to reacl
Kuram on the 10Th. and Cabul on the els
inst. He bears letters from the viceroy Il
the ameer announcing his appointment a
envoy and plenipotentiary. His escor
consists of twenty-six horse and fifty foo
soldiers.
Paris, July 6.-In a hurricane on tn
river Doubs, a steamer with flfty-thre
passengers was sunk. Only five person
were saved.
Berlin, July 6.-It is said the reichsta,
will be pIorogued on the 18th inst.
1t is rumored the government will gran
amnesty to a considerable number q
Catholic priests punished under the Fall
laws and pardon all banished or depos
ed bishops and permit them to return t
their secs. ........ .....r e....
Lo don. July GA dispatch from Ran
goon reports cholera among the British
troops at Thayctnayo and several diet
there. ...... ..-..
London, July Ga dispatch from Bel
lin says that parliament has voted a dut
on tobacco.
A correspondent with the general heaG
quarters, under date of June 15, says tha
Cetewsyo occupies an impregnable pos
tion northeast of Ulundi
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-07-10

New York, July 5.-Flour high; grades
dull, Buyer'sfavor medium; Low grades
about steady; superfine state and western,
3.35 a 3.S5; common to good, extra 400 a
4.lO; good to choice, 4.15, q 4.50;
white wheat. extra, 4.55, q 5.25;
extra Ohio, 400 "a 600. Wheat without
decided change ungraded winter, red
100. a 1.16; No. 2, do. preferred
1,1614 q LIZ ungraded; white 1. .141SS
No :, do. preferred LIZA; No. !, do; pre-
ferred, LA a Lag. Rye dull and un
changed. Barley dull and unchanged
Corn opened q shade firmer and closed
slightly in. buyers favor; No. 9, white so;
steamer, 43 a 4Sl4; yellow, Az q As;
oats active and in demand; mixed western
81 a 80; white western, SO a 40. Eggs
dull, western 10 "a 10. Pork, firm; old
old mess $50; new, 1925. Lard quiet
and firm; prime steam, 6.32 a
6.371s. Butter dull; western
a IL. Whiskey, firm at 1854. e
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Cincinnati. July 5.-Flour dull droop
ing Wheat strong, old red and amber
O5@1 001s. Corn dull, 3S@3S1ac. Oats
good demand, 34@36c. Rye quiet SIC
Barley nominal. Pork quiet. 10 25. Lard
dull easier. current make 6 90. Bulk meats
stronger Shoulders, 10; 4 05 bid seller
August; short ribs, 4 80 cash; 5 05 bid
buyer June; short clear held, 10. Bacon
fairly active higher; shoulders, 4 25@
4 371s; short ribs, 4 so; short clear, 621s.
Whisky active firm, l 03. Butter easier,
creamery, 17@1Sc; choice Ohio, 12@13c-
choice central Ohio, 9@10c. Linseed oil
steady, IS. Hogs steady finn, common,
OO@3 so; light. 3 50@8 75; packing,
70@3 90; butchers, 5 9O@4 90. Re-
ceipts, 1906; shipments, 140. a., -. az
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One-Sided Adatrimony.

An application of Harry Nichols, a
Meriden coachman, about 20 years old,
for a decree OF divorce from Mary Green,
aged 40, developes a romantic episode of
lite at the Reform School. Nichols, who
was released from that institution last
February, relates that some time previous
Miss Green, the laundress, in an apparent
ly joking way TODD beside him before
some of the boys, and playfully said,
Wed make a nice looking couple,
wouldn't we?" to which he replied, laugh
ingly, that the idea was good one.
Nothing more was thought of the affair
until his release, when the woman came
to him and insisted that he keep his prom
ise, as she called it. He says he refused
at first, telling her it was all in fun. She
threatened him with the law, and, fearing
that he would be sent back to the Reform
School, he finally agreed to do as she
wished. According to his story she Sc
cured the license. and they were married
in Wallingford. He says Father Hugh
Mallon performed the ceremony, and she
paid him SIS for his trouble After the
ceremony both returned to Meriden.
Nichols says since that time they have
not lived together. She repeatedly came
to where he was at work, and asked him
to live with her but he refused. She final
ly became SO persistent that his employ
er, accidentally becoming aware of the
of the case, advised Nichols
to begin suit for a divorce and rid him.
self of her opportunities. The young man
accordingly engaged counsel, and the case
will come before the September term of
the superior court-Hartford Courant.
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East Liberty AGarket.

East Liberty, Pa, July 5.-Cattle re-
ceipts, 42O through and 1877 for this mar
ket; total for three days, 1,540 through
and 1923 local; all sold except six loads
just arrived at prices unchanged from yes
terday; what are unsold will be shipped
for want of buyers. Hogs, receipts 2,S15
head total for three days $40; Workers
8 90@4 90; Philadelphias :0@4 80.
Sheep receipts today LOO: total for three
days II 400; selling very dull; common
to extra, 3 00@4 so. ...-s...r. q.
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FOREIGN.

London, July 6.-Rio Janeiro advices to
June Sth, report the dismissal of the min
lister of the interior by the emperor, at the
premiers request because Indifference with
colleagues. 1t caused great excitement in
dismissed minister interpellated the gov
ernment, and the crowd in the galleries
applauded and hooted the deputies to
degree that compelled the president to
suspend the sitting for two hours. He then
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-07-10
Bedstead supers ition In Germany

Having neatly constructed single bed
stead, says correspondent of London
Notes and Queries, with somewhat high
and ornamented sides, was surprised
when 1t was brought home to find that the
ornamentation of one side of the bedste ad
was not repeated on the opposite. it being,
in fact, quite plain. expressed my sur.
prise and dissatisfaction to the maker,
saying that when a bedstead was placed
with its head against the wall of a room,
the sides, then showing, will appear quite
unlike-one ornamented, and the other
plain. At this The maker expressed his
surprise that l should be ignorant of a
German custom and prejudice; "for," says
he, "in Germany single bedsteads are only
placed sidewise against wall Or partition,
and only removed from this position, and
placed with the head against the wall
to receive dead body" And the worthy
maker assured me that nowhere in Ger
many could native be induced to sleep
on single bedstead which had not its
side place against a wall or partition. The
same objection does not hold against
placing two single bedsteads side by side
with their heads against a wall.
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consumptiou Cured

Ar. old physician, retired from practice
having had placed in his hands by an
East India missionary the formula OF q
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy
bronchitis. catarrh, Asthma, and all
throat and lung affections, also a positive
and radical cure for nervous debility and
nervous complaints, after having tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands OF
cases, has felt it his duty to make II
known to his suffering fellows. Actuattd
by his motive and desire to relieve
human suffering, will send free of charge
to all who desire it. this recipe with full
directions for preparing and using IN
German, French, OF English. Sent iy
mail by addressing with stamp, naming
this paper, w. W. SHERAR, 149 io%cf.
Block Rochester. n. Y cow
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Drv Goods Market.

New York, July 5.-Business remains
quiet but the market has very steady
tone. Cotton goods firm and some makes
of bleached goods have advanced. includ-
ing Fruit of loom. Masonville and c prints
in light request. Mems wear of woolens
in less demand but finn Foreign goods
quiet
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-07-10
High Price In Quinine.

Messrs Dundas Dick s. Co., of Capsule
fame, recently introduced a new pharma-
ceutical preparation, which they denomi-
nate "Thermaline." From experiments
made by numerous medical men during
the past fifteen months, it has proved to be
equal, if not superior to Quinine in
malarial diseases, and as u general tonic.
long, been desired by. the masses, and
Thermaline has proved itself the only %
cent Ague Remedy in existence. Drug
gist's Advertiser ,f.-
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z. DOiAND,
Manufacturer Of
CARRIAGES, BUGGES,
Wagons and Sleighs.

Having purchased the interest Of P. c
Thomas in the carriage business, shall de
vote my entire time and energy TO supplying
everythink in my line that the necessities Of
nv customers demand.
I have large stock Of new and second
hand carriages, which will be sold at prices
to suit the times.
Office and Factory at the old stand as
formerly. Thankful for past favors, so.
licit continuance of your patronage.
240yI T. DOLAND.
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A bridegroom at Grinnel. Iowa rccei

A bridegroom at Grinnel, Iowa, received
a cigar by mail accompanied by the writ
ten assurance that it would be iound to be
OF an uncommonly good flavor. The bride
recognized the handwriting as that of a
rejected suitor, and unrolled the cigar, to
find several grains of strychnine In the
end tiIat q smoker would bite oil.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-07-10

Old type metal and cuts wanted mex
change for stereotypilig. Write us
stating about how many pounds you have
on hand, and we will give you terms. etc
Fort WAYNE NEWSPAPER UNION.
d&p Fort Wayne, Ind.
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Toledo, July 5.-Wheat unchanged; !;
western amber Michigan, O14; No. 2
red, spot, 101si July, | O1a4; August, 90.
Corn dull; high mixed, S34 bid; No. Q,
July, 3s1l; August, 3s3s bid. Oats dull !;
No 2, 374.
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Detroit Market.

{ Detroit, July 5.-Flour quiet. Wheat
steady; extra. 0S1s; No. white, 0711;
July 071s; August 03; Milling No. l.,
%. Receipts; Wheat 40,699 bushels; ship
ped, 6,065 bushels. se ~ 9t@ g.; g.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-07-10

Miss Corsen, the ''cookist," says that
wegians, who are perfectly docile. Next
in rank she puts the Germans, after them
the French and Italians, and last of all
the Americans
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-07-10

Wall Paper! Wall Paper!
Kcll & Bro. have mounted on canvass
the workings of many of their finest and
best patterns of Wal Papers, showing the
combination of the Dado Borders Paper
and Frieze and their effects on the wall
These samples will be sent to any party
wishing to make selections.
KEu. s. Bro,
dap Ft. Wayne, Ind.
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vysnything else. Capital not required: we will
/ start you sI2 a day at home made by the indus.
" trious. Men. women, boys and girls wanted
everywhere to work for u.s. Now is the time. Cost
ly outfit and terms free. Address TRUE Co, An
gusta. Maine- n-S7y1'
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Cleveland Market.

Cleveland Market.
Cleveland, o. July 5.-Petrolcum steady
and quotations unchanged; standard
white 11O test. 65 cents.
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I,or .ale-rh. following lana. in po..,vo..ni

Elor sale-Ths following lands in Pottawotamis
county, Iowa:
160 Of land located in the north west quartsg
Of section 50, town 76, range SO.
Also, 120 acres, being the north half Of the SOUTH
sast quarter Of the northwest quarter OF section y,
town 81. range SO wes,.
Also, in Harrison county, Iowa
l20 acres Of the west half Of the southeast
quarter and the south asquarte- Of the southwss1
quarter Of section 20, town 80, ranges Al.
Also, 120 acres Of the north half and the south
west quarter of the northwest qunrtsr Of section
town so, range A..
Also in Audubon county, Iowa:
40 of land. the south halfof the south-Wese
quarter of section 81, town 81, range SO.
In all $40 acres. The above lands all we'll lo-
Gated railroad communications, and some of
10 within 80 miles Of Council Bluas Tho above landl
will be sold cheap. easy terms, will exchange
for hrsclass real estate in the city Of Fort Wayne
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A new Indiana law book, HOw1and an
Winters, Indiana executors manual-a
very useful book: price cloth. $3.50; sheed
$4.0O. For sale at Keil y Bros. pitt.
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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-02-08

PINE ISLAND GUAEo AND AMMO
MATED PHosPHATE-These fertilizers
are placed before the people of this
section for the second season, this
year The manufacturers of these
articles have had such satisfactory
results from them in the past, that
they claim their fertilizers as being
the cheapest and best in the market
for the money, claim which is
well sustained by first rate testi-
monials from those who arc en-
gagged III the cultivation of such
crops rs need continuous stimulants.
to force Il rapid growth. The COM
pany, through their agent, Mr.
Hugh ". Montgomery, 100 Com
mon street. New Orleans, are offer
ing these fertilizers ut the low rate
of $40 per ton, which they claim
makes it the cheapest fertilizer in
the market. Ill particulars fur
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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-02-08

haps. 1t is for You to say whether
1t shall be goodbye for a time, or
goodbye jorerer.'"
Not forever! Anything but that"
she murmured, tears standing in
the bright blue eyes.
Listen. Florence, and YOU shall
determine. Years ago l loved girl.
She Was far above me in social rank.
She had wealth, position-I had
neither. In q moment of madness,
fully recognizing the wide gulf be-
tween us, | told her of my passion.
She received it with whitening
scorn-with proud contemplated
| should dare aspire SO high. No
womanly pity, no sorrow for my
suffering, moved her. l was as the
worm in her path. l swore the
time should come when we would
stand on equal ground! Fortune
was very kind. 1t came sooner than
l had hoped. Shall 1 seek her,
Florence? Shall [ tell her still of
my unchanged love-"
DO as You WILL" she answered,
sadly, with no suspicion of the
truth. yet if, when she held with
IN her hand the diamond, she knew
not its worth, VIII she not now
prize it only Tor the setting? Would
such love content you?"
You think that would be the
case, then-the setting would make
the jewels worth? You should
know. Are you sure, Florence, you
never stood Ill that girls place-you
never looked with proud disdain on
= young sailors love-who asked
nothing save a distant hope, Which
seemed then as unattainahle as the
stars above his heal, while yet it
lay within his grasp? All, you start!
Light dawns upon you. Yes, Flor
anca, 1t IS Allan Winston, now Allan
PR e, who stands before you. But, |
listen Suppose my name a shaln, |
h. nj rnse to gam my end-sup-
pose l tell You [ am really only the |
son of the humble fisherman, with /
my larry garments fallen from me,
what then? Florence, is it good
BYE forever"
Nay! it shall not be goodbye,
wen for a time. Stay, Allan; or
where you go, let me so with you.
will be g faithful wife. IN whatever
'ank OF station OF life. Believe me,
iarling, love has taught me the
ewel needs no setting, save that OF
ruth and honor"
Bat Florence Affords willing
acriiice was never needed. The
Aladdln's lamp in this case WAS
eall;y, and there was 10 sad good
'ye on either side; for, when Allan
rice stood on the deck of the gal
ant steamer us it came within sight
If the shores of Old England, by
lis side stood his young and lovely
ride, leaning with fond pride on
he arm of him for whom she had
lven up home and country, yet who
nothing lost, since all was
aimed.
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Covington, February s, 1879.
FLORENCE'S SACRIFICE.

II. us the boat ready for the sailing
party, my boy? Not many have as
! handsome a lad to do the honors.
She's most pretty enough to turn
your head, Allan. Take care.,"
".shss All, father, I doubt if her
eyes haze ever turned in my direc-
ton. What am L to Miss Afford.
except a necessary portion of the
rigging power to propel the
boat? In her dainty silks and laces
she is as some fair, fragrant flower,
whose very perfume it seems sacri-
lege for me to enjoy"
"Ha, ha." laughed the old man,
as the tall, stalwart form Of the
younger passed out at the open
door. Poor and proud-poor and
proud! Perhaps to his pride he has
some right. This looks like it, :"
he added, carefully unlocking a pri-
yate drawer and taking from it
small package, which, opened, dis
closed a purse filed with gold
pieces, a ring and a locket.
Upon the purse, embroidered,
and on the other articles engraved,
was rich heraldic device, which,
to- the old eyes studying it, seemed
some hieroglyphic design.
Their, opening and reading, with
difficulty, written paper, he NUT
tered: iii oaig aaH
''Time enough yet-time enough
to tell him all. He would only use
his wings to fly far away; and so
long al I keep these faithfully 1 do
him no wrong" @ @4
Meanwhile, the little boat, with
its white sails unfurled. CALAMITY
rounds the point and the Young
sailors eyes light with an eager
gladness lie need not conceal, since
there is no one to observe them, as
they rest on the slight. girlisL fig
ure sauntering up and down the !
sands. vaf
Papa and mamma will be here |
in few moments" she said, as the
boats keel grated on the shore. 81
was afraid you might think we were
not coming, and SO hurried on
ahead Z Isit not a perfect day for
our sail?"
Perfect indeed" he answered
looking not on the sky above
them, but into her face; and then
overmastered by sudden impulse,
words moment before he would
have died rather than have allowed
to escape his lips suddenly burst
from them, with quick, impetuous
ntterance:: "They say, Miss Afford,
all men in this country are born
equal. I know. by too sad an ex-
oerience, how false this is; yet do
'ou know that [ have dared to re-
member myself a man and you a
vYman-haye dared to look upon (
our beauty, your grace, and with a
lesire that was madness, that I
night enter the lists with the many ,
Who will struggle to obtain il? Nav, '
10 not draw yourself up thus a
'aughtily and turn away. An hon ! !
st mans love no woman need ,
purn with scorn. Yet I prefer l
our scorn to your indifference. At s
east it awakens yen to the knowl-
dye that 7 do not form a com
enent part of the vessel, although j,
on doubtless can not imagine me b
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-02-08

Tit for t"t-Is is beauty's priv
leSe to kill time, and times priv
lege to Kill beauty.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-02-08

There's one sphere that belongs
to everybody-to women as well is
men-and that's the atmosphere.
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1857 Prizes, all amounting to-.
$llO,4OO. 7' u

The drawing will positively com-
mence at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the
Rooms of Company. on the morn.
ing of TUESDAY, Feb. IL, 1875
at New Orleans, La. III ~