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The Worlds Own Poet" is the conspicu-
Gus healing OF an article on SHAKESPEARE in
tho Baltimore Gazette The title is apt to mis-
lead the reader, MS it at once brings to mind G.
WAsHINGToN CHLDs. A. NJ. the obituary bard
OF worldwide fame, and tho only American
poet favored with special friendship and recog-
milton by the nobility Of England.
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Care and DR. Bulls Cough Syrup Will Danish colds and
coughs. IS cents botue-Adv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-15

Worrying Cough
IL soon Cured by Jayne's EXpectorant
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Federal Circuit Judge HUGHEs decides
that Virginia has the right. under the Consti-
tuition to make and enforce such laws regu-
lating the marriages OF her citizens as she sees
TT. Unless the supreme Court rcyerses this
decision, colorod Mr.. KINNEY and his white
bride will spend the first five years Of their
welded life in the Virginia State prison.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-03-19
THIRTY ACRES,

In jerks Township, Forest county; ten
acres cleared; small orchard growing g,
comfortable house well watered. Cheap.
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party oftho odium of trying to force
his approval Of measures under duress,
in plain violation of the letter and
spirit Of the organic law.
Representatives of those sections
scourged or threatened by yellow fe.
yer last fall are receiving what they
deserve at the hands of their constitu.
ents for their fatal opposition to the
national quarantine law on the ground
that it was an invasion Of Estate
rights" 1t seems probable that the
measure will berevivel with Gamgee's 5
process for freezing the fever germs, as
a leading and most effective feature.
De SoTo.
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My daughter twelve years old,
complained of headache and her skin
was dark yellow; also the whites of
her eyes were very yellow. We all
said she had the Jaundice. bought
a bottle Of Borosma, Buchu, Back
ache, Liver and Kidney Cure, and a
box of Dandelion aud Mandrake Pills,
and-by the time the medicine was used
she came to her right color again in
week or ten days. L call it a good
medicine. 1t did the business up right.
HENRY HOOVER.
Prepared by E. X. Thompson, Ii
tusville, Pa.
Troy Township, (P. 0. Diamond }
May 26, 1877,
Sold by G. w. Bovard, Tionesta,
Pa. 90 2t.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR DR.. MARoHs NEW BOOK
FROM DARK TO DAWN.

In this new volume the Popular Author
of might Scenes in the Bible portrays
with vivid and thrilling force the events
of Sacred Truth, and adds fresh testimony
to the beauty, pathos and sublimity of the
Stories okthe Bible. Agents will find this
Book with its sparkling thoughts, beauti-
full engIavings, and rich bindings, the
best in the market.
Recommended bysleading thinkers and
writer's aud Sells at sight Makes a mag
nificeni HOLIDAY PRESENT. Steady work
and Good Pay for Agents, Teachers, Stu
dents, Ministers, Young Men or Women.
For Circulars, terms, &c., address,
j. C. McCuRDY g. CO., Publishers,
Philadelphia; Gin cinnati, o.; Chicago, III.
ST. Louis Mo. 34-3
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A BUILDING LOT

In Tionesta Borough, near the Court
House. splendid business location,
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FORTY ACRES,

Near Trunkeyville, Forest county. Part
OF the Daniel Jones place. win sell cheap.
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w. r. DUNN.

p. S. Il shall accept it as personal
favor if the Republicans and other
friends in Forest County, will literally
patronize my SUCCESSOR
w. R"DUNN.
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FOREST AND STREAM
AND
r O . a NJ % c. u ~.
A WEEKKY JOURNAL.

Devoted to Field and Aquatic Sports.
Practical Natural History, Fish Culture.
the Protection of Game, Preservation of
Forests, and the Incubation in Men and
Women of Healthy Interest in Out
Door Recreation and Study;
PUBLISHED BY
FOREST AND STREAM PUBLISHING co.,
AT
No. III FULTON STREET, NEW York.
Post Office Box 2S32.l
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SIXTY ACRES,

One mile from Neilltown; about Is or 20
acres cleared, partly fenced. Some good
oak on the balance.
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Notice.

HNving left the country my accounts
will be found in the hands of j. T.
Brennan, }. p, who has full authority
to receive all accounts due me and to
receipt for the same.
w. r. DUNN.
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Pants to order for $3.50; fine
dress pants, French goods $3.50, by
Morris the Tailor Oil City Pa. 50tf
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TIONESTA, PA,
Has now for sale the FoIIowingi
A FARM OF 152 ACRES,

Three and a half miles East of Kittanning,
in Armstrong county. known as the Rob-
inson Farm. All under fence; splendid
farm house and barn, and all necessary
Out-buildings. Well watered well adapt
ed for raising of crops or stock, and I'M
derlaid with 4-foot vein of coal. Also
plenty of Limestone.
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A FARM OF 200 ACRES,

In Kingsley Township, this county,
known as the d. Harrington farm. About
40 acres cleared; good barn; small
orchard: house in fair condition well
fenced fine lot of Pine and Hemlocl1
timber on the uncleared part.
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coon

TAflfefR Can't be made by every agent ev-
Nq4 cry month in the business we
uJuJ furnish, but those willing to work
eau easily earn a dozen dollars
day right in.their own localities. Haveno
room to explain here. Business pleasant
and honorable. Women and bows and
girls do as well as men. We will furnish
you complete Outfit free. The business
pays better than anything else. We will
bear expense Of starting you. Particulars
lree' write ana see. Farmers and me-
chanics, their sons and daughters. and all
classes in need Of paying work at home.
should write to us and learn all about the
work at once. Now is the time. Don't
delay Address True & Co., Augusta,
name 33
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0ynllM5lnAznl

YOUNG MEN prepared for active busi-
L ness life. The only institution i'm the
United States exclusively devoted to prac-
tical business education. School always
tn session. Students can enter at any time
For circular giving full particulars ad-
dress, j. O. SMITH, A. NJ.
oO I'm Pittsburgh, Pa.
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DECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
IL of Harmony Township School Dis
trict for the year ending Juno lst, 1878.
JOHN WUODCOCK Treasurer
, 1879-04-05
DETROIT RIVER.


a 1frsilg0 Tr THnnrl Al Drfrhit.
A large meeting Of prominent citizens Of DC.
troit, Mich. nn,l Windsor, On., was held April
Q, 10 consider ilc question Of constructing either
brt,!Ro OF tunnel ucross the river at those
points, to head OF the Vanderbilt schefne of a
tunnel al urussc fale and raillink thencc to
Ypsiianti tic contamination Of which schpsnc
wou4l make Detroit a mere waY.sta'Ion. Spcccll-
ca were n,a1o by rr.Uor. lJa1iey. Mr. rh!lo
raraons, Mayor Horne Of Windsor, anu ottcr
HgntlenIa1t; ahd the following resolutions we're
adopted.
WnEnsAs. In view Of tho .prescnt railway y.cosn.
b.nns.on': thc future rrowh. prnErctH, aud rru..
rc'y Of ths city OF Detroit arc xfeatly insrcflled;
and
ne.t. energetic. Immediate. and un!seI sc'ian the
iMmne,t ,iAnEur nf ni'sfortnnH 70 tiIsastrous to
both city and Stase may ho ascIteI; and
State of Michigan. reaching nearly 4. o0p milcs,
nnw cunIcrlnG III cur city. or seeking m autlei
hest 'aern in.rres. Of io ole stnts @ that IT. soms
ehsr mud tnra transit bu SECURED AcFoks tne De-
tro!t ls,vrr ut Dolruit; at't
question that. with the hcTca.ei( trodnctinn* ut
tho cuuntry md Erpwng asl"sy.rc1nit.a.ents
ths river arc totally Inadequate 10 ncrt tic d.
!nands made anu to pc made upon them; there.
fora.
TINT tho bc.t interests of this. tho mctrotoh OF
Michigan, demand that Dcsr"s s1ontd Ioan It's
cfeAlL fnt Inc purpose or dHnt III lllh cutlstsuc-
ton Ut bridge Or tunnel. 0r butIl, ncruss
the river Mt this pu'ht. And wo ask the co-
operation Of tic Mnyur nna Common Council OF
The city III tInncd,atclJ Rccnrfn. the lcrttattou
rcccsFaty 10 TINT emil. III co1snrcttnh with rcnd.
inr legislation c0lIct rinH le CITY charter
N10treH, That nur Senators aud Representatives
In Congress aru earnpttly requested to secure at
bridge Of iuuncl. or hot'. etroIt tser 1t Detroit
Hfsaitea. That a cun,mittee uf nftren hc ap-
Tic President nf tha Merchants md Manufacturers
Excaangc. ami fyu b. tho President Ut the lsnnrd
OF Truttr, fnr ttn puruse Of linking xteI1 to secure
thu ncceF.Afy Etnte aftt National legislation, and
tie organization Of a cornorafloM ior thu con.
airllctt1n uf bsdgo nt tunnel ur both. across tho
UetruIt River at ltntr0.t.
HtAoffta, That We nak tho hearty cn.0pcFntt MI
Of ali Thu citizens at thia city mud Sine in securing
for tho pfpdnccss ana manufacturers Of the state
clrap md rap'd transportation without bscak to
the seAbort
Neso,rtd, Tin. fnnl hc ra!rcd al once 10 nay
the necessary cxpcnhas for the action required 10
meet immediate txpcnRes.
ifsoirtd, THAT lie Cnmntte0 Of Fifteen hc re.
queste1 to procure approximate e4lmntca Of The
cost Of said transit Uy GrG9c tUNnrl, or l,oth:
al aru to confer with I'LL rnt1roats Interested ipr
the pnfpose of securing their cu.opcfation in the
construction. ~
John II. Wendell, President Of thc Boar, Of
Tratc OF Detroit, u,ul Theodore lIne,,nlau,
President Of thu Merchants d Manufacturers
Exchange Of TINT city, wrTe n'ldesl 10 the Coni-
nlttten; nnu 81 ,015 Wns subscrhed bY tic nerl-
lug to meet tue expenses uf tlat body.
, 1879-04-05
SETTLERS UP IN ARMS.
Organizing In Military Companies to TlesIs
tho Owners nf n lsniirnltl.

Organizing In Military Companies ia Resist
tho Owners nf n fnifru.tt.
san Ffuhctscs Carnntcis.
4 branct, Ut wnt II termed tl,c Southern f'a-
cit1c Ratlroat extends frun Gosncs, In Tutarn
County, to tic foot Of the rnt,untsna, forty mes
westward In the great valley Of tic Ban joaquin.
Thie branch Is built at MI Rngio extending over
1Gl n,ics distant fro1n the authorized line, N
described by .lsc nan He'd by the raroad CON-
panv to designate Tho route of their road hcnee
the grant 0! lind madc to the railroad by Con-
Ercss did nut loclitle thu lauI along tic road AZ
h,sl1i. The cntro dl4tnnco aCruss which lhe
road was built WIS snt,'l and kuvcbru4l waste.
For about thirty mes along the eastern portion
of tht roatl thc Ian1 GatrciI atd tlesolato as It
was, WIS settled upon by lar9o number Of
boar Int rcsolntc lnncers. wIla by toll ahl cr,-
durango constructed about 40U niles of irriEat-
lug bitches, which brought watcr uphh this
brnad sliara n,ni alc It ullc OF l,e riclhHt gar
dcil.slnts III thc world. l.a,rl that WAS not
worth fron SO To sl0U per mere. nns! all through
tl,: rat!ent labor of these rcsol1tn farmers.
Tie rRtlr oatl.ownera claim tint ttIs wonderful
appreciation IN value Is duo to thu construction
q ti'r railroad. Ihfs Is sfowu to ba untrue by
tsn lncs titat t!c Land thry claim a!ong .ic west
crly ten miles 1f their ruad, 4tnI wltcn Is not
Irrigated, cunnot DO sold for $3.50 prs acre,
although t!I' quality Is the Same rs ttle otfer.
Tllc tncn WHO settled uuon thtec lands were
men wItho,,t tneans. They had to construct Tic
dtehcs with tlltir OWL hands. They CONSTRUCT
I'll lluta upun tic mntst 1aru!s surrounding Ill
larc Lake. and rnssetl thu food they lived upon
whllc building ihc bitches. Many Of these wor.
thy men rccttIt1Y informed reporter that they
soHctiInes llfrd on beans Rlonc for weeks At i
lime shc doing TINT work, nls.l frequently shtJ
du not knuw, when eating one meal, whcre the
next otc WIS to CONF from. And now t1n. rail-
road company las commenced hundreds IT ac-
tiuILH In HtnFt tn 4Vrk Anff11rA
, 1879-04-05

such "A new stern, elcvrn new frames, bridge
kcol.on. new planka, md ca1cd, ut an exncnsc
Of 81, ,nN.
On the stocks at Whec1cr's shtpynrd is n tug
for Cant. Taller, h3 feet kccl, II feet i,irh
beam, a,rl feet o inch depth Of hold. sto will
cost &1,bN. =
Also another small steamer for ttlc shore trat!r,
o5 feot keel, 20 ttct q lach beam. 6 feet Il lnrl,
depth nE lnlA, Mn1 will cost $5,uu1 She IL built
for j. t. Iitscn.
Tic tug y. :. Nummngc IA undergoing thor.
ougf' rebuild. nt all expense OF s2,03O.
Thu lttto prop May Martin Is 1eceiyIng re-.
rcpalrs to The uxtcnt 0f f!lW
ihe 6nrao 8. Clement has hccn entirely re-
built Ut D!xoh's yartl, At cost Of 81,!N>0. hlsu
the barQu l!ttle Jake Is being rebuilt, new bow
put Dn, ant iho buat lenx xthe1lcl fUrfy feet, at
cost OF $1,000.
, From the cat,-b,toy as jnr ns the ere can reach
aaginaw DaY IA covered with ttar l,ll,c icc, nni
n'arinera 10 not expect m opening for two
, 1879-04-05

Gcorre u. Carncntcr has sold the old aclr
D1,, t1o,,,bo,I =, V,,1t,o-, nrn,.t,, r., a. onn
Nalp .ao1puom ~ s ma'.'am nse'zSe .t ,oF s
Of canp1-boats on the river.
Capt. Frank Perew i,as been appointed 1ocai
a,rnt of The rhmn5r 1ns,,raura cn,no,v nj
1as'm",s ,.Ias !, Eap.,.r ~
oHu.o, @ & sso .iici,a,,a =. ~ ,xs t.d n ,po o
,at,.. u. .cts;,s. "a ,4 .u"oa - ~ Ivy att
1,ronh ~ d5.rharrc t'er rarc ~ ,v.4t, 'o
Ttc srhr l:harlrs I.,,llnir t1,n,fa Tia RIM fr,m
unnftnwnr IN fhis nort ~ .iYtsr,, b,nra Gin
i,rn,,,,, ms. ntstI nrriyetl Thnrs"v ni,,i,t
tic luz i. Il, 0rec,,, tl,ut calna I'M frnm N,,-
,co,nr Il. tn,v ~, tl,r 11jiunIs Il Mirhirn,, Uom,i
hrn 1sr ~ w,sci s ~ ill., IN rai tr! ~ md - @ ~
ttnck tn rrreiyn INV one. =
Tiers uru rt,murs Ii, tic mir rcrarf],nt, loca1
Ins,,rn1tr tnnfterx mil tht, ,u,tir.,n,l
abss,sy Of on. projnen. unSerwrtsr @ II lopEsI
4 chanGn of masters has hetn no;1c nm +ho
schr Ii:lar, W;ps!ow. wh1ch ' CHI. ' Wi,]lanl M n
Bui,nton Ius sailed si,1eo s,,e was h1iIt. mn, nj
wHftl, l,s ia part owucr. Cupr. John Martin. of
tItr Kutrhcr Euy lnst ecaa,,t,. fnke. hi4 ,,in"n
Tie new scnr Dnyld Aiacey. wIirl. ii ...,,,npcd
In tlc lut,ler truIp hetycnn Gru,mI lTnvrn nn,l
Mrchirnn Citv. nm tn hrTt. far sir1t.r Jmrt,,s
thu into blow. ntuI nut out atyun y.,stnrInv ri
tic iast-taIurt, mort, 'N'
Tie wIul blew fuIr from the northwest yes
iusr-hootors @ in irtux ssycral t'i tt nys se, n"t ="
bean nut this scnsou. wns 3ya{ttu.r fnr n fnrnrn.
bie breexe to sall uwuy tor cast auu wss, shnra
nnrts. 1''0
'1ii 'rIn .team.barces ". r. Crovc. on1 I'm
larrcs. schooner on tlu laEss. tho q, ".
Albums ftonnnrc /. .ai4,. viii r,,m tor.thrr t,Ia
sruson hetwrcn uhIcngD md 1}uifnln. Can't
Sa1n Flint win co,nn,aill thu former mid Cult.
Hcn Flint the Latter. TlM ressrls nro INV NJ
Jujrttn rccrfyIn,r romr rrnntrs. '' ~
gLsEwnEnn.
,,ou .r, I'm. i,"n,, 1,,,,,,,,.u, =, cx.,. 1,.
III ' N"rihra" t"I au ' Traa't nrouers u sea r a"
~ NuEsnu nt t'uns,t u"s; T.upe1e1a nfe 1eauy
, 1879-04-05

The Bostot, .'oar.ni saws that re1taIu p!,y.
sclail III lint city. Wll0sc prartce Il almost c-
s!rcly among tl,. poorer papple. las tie re,1ta-
tiun 0t driving hard bargains with hts patients,
u'.i. It Ii said, always requires ssetu to pay his
fec aNfarc elvlng tslc,n prescription. Tile story
Ia to'.l ot him 1.'al s1ort time aEo ha wna
IN tenc,ncn.-lous.. On arriving ut the housu,
not wishing to exert himself u,ora than wns
nrccssarv, lie stopped a. the toos OF tho etnirs
n1,tl called. "WlIose CHILD Is slrk up tlprcih
the ssalrs. "WclI, bring inc down g." said 1.,c
h,etor. Fl,r ;n0ucy wns brought, ami tilu Doe
tDs tllcn inquired tilt symptoms, which bell,g
told, he fafl, "Oh, give II luse Of custor.oII,"
aud WcUL lis Nay.
, 1879-04-05
a 1lftAfHNS'rRA<e.tr

Two pctltions-stuned by scar'y oil tl.c ycs.
sc'-owncrs nt5l rnany masters uf Chlcugo-
fuvnrlNg tunnel i.nlcr I>etrolt Ntger Mt Crosse
Isle, Instead Of bridge, have hco,t sent to the
Canadian Government. Chicago vcssettncn 'lo
not object In the 1eust to HE construction Of nny
number of tunnels under Detroit River, bus
thy decidedly object 10 single bridge, ut,'css
II Il lfgt enough to purlnft of tl,u patsngo Ut
der any clrcumsta1ccs. a,,, sny It will bc very
serious obstruction to .iavantlot, nnl that tIu
nmo.nt Of freight carrled Gy the railroatls TINT
way Is but drop III .t,u bucket compared With
thut vi tic lake murluc.
, 1879-04-05

EAST SA0ISAw, Mich. April 3.-TAH TR!n.
.uNk correspondent czutsed at the lower eud Of
Saginaw RlYer to-day s!ter news for the
mariners. AZ Bar City, The stmr Dove, of the
Saginaw md Alpcna L!ue, has been rebuilt
new deck-ftau'e and decks, stauchions, bull
watks, rail, mud wheels, $4,U0o having been OK
pended on her. Thu stmr q. l., Dunlap, OF the
saMe llns, has received new decks, guards, aud
other Improvements to the extent OF 42,00o
Tbs barge Bay City has 1uak CONS out Of
dFI-dock, having FccelVed extcnslYe repairs
, 1879-04-05

Tic acllr Resumption. which has been built
tlle past wIntcr ut Milwaukee, by Wolf j. David
son for tic Ford River Lumber Company, will
bc launched at 4 o'clocl; this Afternoon, anil
will DO ready to sail about May /. Her 1itncn-
eions aro: Lcust! Of keel, 13s IT; breadth of
bcun. 20 #; depth of hold. 10 it. U in. ller
capacity 1s ,f25, ,U0U It of lumber. Tie
sn;nu ilrm IL also building for this Company
another ectooncr i!ie exact counterpart vi tho
Resumption. 10 bo named the Ford River, Which
viii 10 ready for sca by 1unc l.. The two yes
scs nre flrst-class, grading Al, and costing about
$J!.UuO,
, 1879-04-05

Q0l!iaaH t0a,) Ffes FF41g.
Vanderbilt, tlle Internal skunk wlIo IL noted
Tor being New York millionaire, but who tas
nothing c!so TO recommend him fhas va baya
ever heard or paisea over the A. Il q. i.atlEoad
~ route to Florida, last Wednesday, night.
stopping at tHe Jesup Houae Tor supper, he de-. M
mnntlcl that bis negro servant bu aljoFol 10
take q acat At tue hUtel lablc. Thia ihe uropre-
TOR refused, Wlereupon ths aforesaid Vunt,es-
bit, and the lalies in company with said GUS,
lecisncd to take my ten vt tbs Jssup Housv,
We would like to ask Mr. Vanderbilt the olIcs.
ton II al home he allows hs colored servant 10
take sent among hfs friends at bis iinner tabs
means tl.e purse.p proud swrll.headf Does hs Do
this for tl,e puroose Ut lnauittlg our pcop!at II
~, Ao had better return whence he came, for
soon be will tiud that ell bis wealth vii! not pro-
teet hls ,screa pe%fson % from . good. so,id, sub
men alnopg ill., aud will treat them with the
, 1879-04-05
....... NEW G:Ouus.
TfB ORIENTAL TEA co,
Important Advice to Every,
Housekeeper.
How Twenty Per Cent Can TIC SaYcd by
Every Family In Chicago,
Aud How the Oriental Tea Uo., Located at
tho Corner Of CLARK and Kinsie Btreets,
Enables Them to Do It.
Where tho Bost Japan Tea Cnn Be
Obtained at so Conts Per Pound.


Gained" was mayer nntc clrnris Iilustratcd tham Il
TIE htttory nnh conduct Of the prcnt lricntnj TEA
t,. located Ut The Garner Of CLARK and Ktuzle sts
motto has been ''Ke1tahln tloHaa md Low Ftccn."
and THO result has nrovcd its wlatou,. Not only
have thcy had large trade from the start, bnt II
iactton: Their Teas, Suu4rs Cuf1rrs, and general
G.oce,!eh sse absolutely lower In prizes than any
nthet House IN hncrica. This may seem hIartlinc,
but tts ttne and the fact that they ARE wholesaler
hasc rcycral stnres and buy largely hnd coae, a..
ables them to DO this. Fine Jspan TcAa are mid
from X, 70 10 ceHts per pound. while ulher enuds
Arc ~ like pruportinn. Jhr lrtcnta. Tea Gu. send
P"ods to tho country and aoIlcIt null orders willis
ihny deliver promptly 10 thc depos Or my part NJ
the cir frce OF charge. II my tesdar las nryer
Ttssca their *ture. hs should by all means do ao
hnt can reat assured that be will be well repaid In
every rasroct.
, 1879-04-05

Wooden shines In Frnncn arc produced to the
extent ol about I, QUO, ,du pairs yunsIy. They nrc
nullo In Alsacc aud barriers BY machinery, ntul
III 1.ozere by llan,l. III the last-na,l!ctl prvinrc
ai,l lilo 'yrnrly prutlnrt in 5t}4,000 palre. The
best arc nude of nantr. In the provinces
marly every Indy possesses pair Of the tlilcr
kat'ots for wcnrlns ott in lamp weather. 1lMsc
have nlonugrams and other designs carved IN
ornauriltctl leather Iheccs over The instep. Thu
manufacture III these pieces Ut leather Is rccu-
lur business III Ftulleu.
, 1879-04-05

CLEVELAND. o.. April 4.-1zrnoIHux-un
changed; standard whitc. Ito tcst, Bc,
.rlrrsnuno. Pa., April 4.-pETnaLEuA-Qu!et;
crude. s1.O0 At Parkcr's for shipmcnt; refined.
oAc, Philadelphia delivery.
OH CRY, Ta,, April 4.-pETnotEuM-A1nrke
opcnpd quiet anu stcaty. with TDHc bid. and al.
yancch su hG.sc: declined and closed At Sue bid;
Hhlpncnts. :h, 100 Dfls, averaging ~, oo0 tsaus-
actions, ni0, UU1. '
, 1879-04-05

cIxcINNAy1. O., April 4.-corroR-S.,our at
1oHc.
FInun-stsong; family, e4.8Ule4. S.; super,
S3.ajG2J Oh.
. d1A,S.-Whoat In good demand; 16boc higher at
Sl'o5a3l. o.. Ccrn-Uemantl fair and market high.
or at3TG33Hc. OasA--Demand fair aud market firm
Mt aD031o. Rye dull Ut Sic. Harley stronger; III
improved demand; No. . fail, ESQ bid; hell
higher.
rRows1oss-Tosk dull at 5000. lard firm; in
improved lenand; current mnke, Stl. 30; this b,,l
st cinse. bnls .ncatA quiet, hut RtM al 81
and IS. U!!s.
Enthusiastically, with n fair demand ut 81. .0a,
tfa Ohio l1Galbc ~"
LtNsNEp ulL-SteadY aud unehaagea Al aac.