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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-10

NEW YoRE, July a-Flour firm; receipts
$4,000 barrels; spperfne western and state
s. 5lAi 10; common 70 good 81 20ai 40; good
TO choice 81 TOa7 90; white wheat extra 81 50
as 90; extra Ohio 81 S0a8 80; St Louis 81 so
AZ 90; Minnesota patent process SO 0Oas 40.
Wheat ieGeriSh, excited and higher; No. 2
red Safe higher; Others 2a3c better receipts
ESQ, 600 bushels ungraded spring 81 OIL: No.
. 81 l2al Il: ungraced red 81 lSal y: No. ;,
81 l6al 10: No. 2. 81 Zeal 80; mixed winter
81 l6Jfa1 49,; No. amber 81 23al "a; un-
graoed white 81 lOal iSx; No. 2, 81 Il "a
ll5h; No. do. sales $1,000 bushels at 81 II
al IS; No. 2 red, July, sales 472, 90 bushels at
81 l7al 19A; August, sales 10000 bushels at
81 II IzaI 10; September, sales q, 0OO bushels
at 81 l0Aal llk. Corn heavy and lower;
receipts S3i 900 'bu1helB; ungfaded 47a50c;
steamer 4sc; No. q 49aI91<c; No. white
63c; No. July 49ai9Hc; August 49a491lc.
Oats quiet; receipts IaOOO bushels: western
mixed 35aS7c; white 37a42c, Hay firm and
unchanged, Hops dull and in buyers favor.
Coffee quiet and UNCHANGED: Sugar quiet and
firm; lair to good refined ll-lea7 lS-l6c
MolaSses in fair demand; Cuba refining SIC.
7Xc; rangoon 5Hasc. Petroleum quiet and
firm; crude 7Ha7Ac; refined l0hc bid j;
United 1lHc. Taliow easier at 6Ha5Nc.
Rosin quiet at 81 42Ifal so. Turpentine
steady at 27a27Hc. Eggs In good demand
and frmer at l21fal4c. Pork, SlS 90 Beef
quiet and firm. Cut meats moderately sc
i've and higher; long clear TIC; short clear
81 e5. Lard inactive; prime steam 81 l6a7 20.
Butter firm at l2a22c. Cheese dull and de.
pressed at Case. Whisky nominal.
CHICAGO, July 9.-Flour, dull and nom.
nal. Wheat strong and higher; No. red
wintr Csc; No. Chicago spring 95kIa95 Nc
cash and July; 227<a92Nt August; SsHc Sep.
tember sSXc year: No. 8, s2asSc. Corn
active, firm and higher, closing cas-
Ter at SOC cash, July and August; s01Io
September; rejected SIC. Oats, 2Skc cash
22kc August; 22Hc September; rejected
SIC, Rye and barley steady and unchanged.
Pork unsettled but generally lower at $l3 STA
1875 cash: $l8 70al3 80 July; $lS 77HalS 80
August; Sl3 65a1S 67h September. Lard
dull, weak and lower at s. 771ia6 so cash
and August: 50 s2]1a6 IS September. Bulk
meats unsettled and lower; shouldersA 3d.
short rio s. 10; long clear 81 IS Whisky
steady and unchanged at ST. 90.
The following the fluctuations In the
Chicago grain and provision market yesterday
as reported by John n, Hoon & Co., brokers,
/ NJ fIln Main n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-10

Undoubtedly with children, attributed to
other causes, Ia ocoasioned by worms.
Browns Yermifuge Comfts, or Worm
Lozenges, although effectual in destroy
ing worms, can DO no possible injury to
the most delicate child. This valuable
combination has been successfully used
by physicians, and found to be absolutely
sure in eradicating worms, 80 hurtlul TO
children. Twenty-Five cents box.
ruThAs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-10
Ohio cities and Villages from 1000 10
10000 Foundation.
me New Sc. CIaIrsviiIe Rauroad

NUIVlINIV OF J1lF'Es.g'
The Trustees of the St. olairsviiie and
Northern Railway have about concluded
arrangements to begin the construction oil
the line. It Is understood that they have
contracted with Mr.. ]. B. Shanuafelt, oil
Bellaire, to superintend the work, and
that within the next fortnight the ground
will be broken, at the T. V. road, and the
line pushed toward St. Ulairsville.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-10

FoR UPWARDS OF Thirty YEARS Mrs.
Windows Soothing Syrup as been used
for children. It corrects acidity oil the
stomach, relieves tVind collie, regulates the
bowels, cures dySeIsteTy and diGrrhGd,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well.tried remedy.
25 cents b0ttla. p&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-10

sHIloH's CATARRH RENEDY.-A marvellous
cure for catarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth,
and headache. With each bottle there Is an
ingenious nasal injector for the more success
full treatment OF the complaint, without extra
charge. Price so cents, Sold by E. Book.
ing Agent Odd Fellows Hall, and Chas,
Moenkemoeller. TTsAEow
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-10

PALArABLE MEdIcESEs.--Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral Ia a honeyod drop Of relief; bis
Cathartic Pills glide sugar.shod over the
palate; and his Sarsaparilla is nectar
that imparts vigor to life, restores the
health and expels disease Waterford Pa
ddpsytiSer. DAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-10

The VoltaIc Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.
VIII send their celebrated Electro VoltaiC
Belts TO the afflicted upon thirty days
trial. Speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean what they say. Write to them
without dalaY nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-10

DocroR COSTELLO, office No. 2605 Chap.
line street, Wheeling, speedily cures all
Private, Nervous and Chronic diseases.
Diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder, and
old cases OF elect and Syphilitic, affect.
ions, permanently cured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-10

WHooPISG cough, Group and colds are
alone cured by "Dr. Sellers Cough Syrup"
which Is daily working miracles. Price
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-10
Financial and Commercial.
Now YorL nonez ANA s,oel.s.

NEW YoRK, July 9.-MoSEY-MArket easy
at 2a3 per cent. Prime mercantile paper
SAX per cent. Sterling exchange bankers
bills weak ut 81 Sax; demand 81 SO.
Dry goods imports for the week 81, $40 900.
CONVENIENT BoSDs-Quist and generally
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-10

Blood, Brain, Nerve Food.
Vigorous health guaranteed by taking
Colden's Liebig's Liquid Extract Of Beef
Ddw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-10

Cs=-,sdns al 10 o'eOcEA NJ, proceed 10 sell at the
tvslgstai The Court House Of Ohio County, West
tg,l.n tiIhr 4lEhssl aui best biIder, tue i1llos-
IA i,sriri ppp,Ity, that Is 10 Nay: The full eait-
"a ILr ard VI lot numbered ulnety.nlne, lr nung
a 5, borh site Of Eighteenth street formerly call
Il lIlJ,ltrI In that pot ot the city Of Wheeling
a q Est w, cling ,ld third part Of said lot being
bgisi-I As illlos,, Viz BsginniRg At pOlnt 10 the
ssl2Ra llHy VI aid lot on aid Eighteenth street
10 ,ae-Iaifd Ul the brsAdth Ol said lot IRON the
rgia,lE ctnsr thereof, thence 10 aid southeast
aa!Hg nd lot; thence uOrInEIdly along the east
as,si lI w 10 the BOhh east corner; thence west.
naIIIauG the north line Of aid lot One-Lhird Of
G,srsi.h IhrrrOl, thence IN straight line TO the
b5ssbL
iIID ~ SILE-Ous-thlrI Of the purchase mon
" vi aarn more a the purchaser may elect TO
~, Z tSs the residue IN ts0 equal lnsIallments
"a laliH.lVs months, With Interest from day Of
". PsfrhIer gVlBS uOIrs, secured by deed Of
~ Isd PolisJ Ol insurance On the property for
tsrsi pIuenL
IIstii. u the aid property Is believed to be per-
ID, BAL Sslbg Al Trustee, shall convey only such
EAU 10 tsIei 10 IN. b. aid deeds OF trust.
WILLIAM 2. HUBBARD. Trustee.
VI 4. HLLLER, AurtiOneeF.
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TRCsEEE's sALEOF EAST WHEEL
i Isl PkIPEkTY.

TRUsEEE'S sALEOF EAST WHEEL
/ Isl PE,IPEkTY.
q tsftas ol a ieti Of trust, made BY Lysander E.
HIsOa ahi Nifafet '. Hanson his wife, 10 the un-
ttNgssd trustee dIlII ApIl Is, 1850, and recorded
Ia, GtfEI ataoe Of the County Court Of Ohio
ssaly, Wet IininiI, In Deed Of Trust Book No, II,
AN, l,aAIl %
SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1880,
l.1ass5ialI " o'clock NJ, proceed 70 sell n the
Int i'pr Of Ihe Curt HOUSE 0t ohio county, West
i,TEh 10 he highest aud lest bidder, the follow
" irsrbei property, that Is 10 sayi 50 much Of
liIsatsfSl EatY.lEO (II 10 Michael Grahaln's
Aii!a1s 10 tie dty Of Wheeling, 10 Ohio county,
~ NIS.aIL IS Il included within the following
s'sidua, Viz BestnnuSG 4 polntat the south
4'''t oofasf Of Centre md Iih streets NOV FIJI.
b7lisI1i ILcOb Streets; th'nr 10 SouthGrly d.
lsIlss L0nE The Esrrn aide Of Sixth Tor Jacob
Ei-ib Ereaty'aTe l75l feet; thence In vest
~ LfStoa Along Lac At right angle With the Last
lfaalsei ias, tWtn y-tEo and half (221<l feet 70
lisif AsnUid ortherly direction along line
Als 9lae sail Ee,'sTu aide Of sixth Tor jacob
~ -tsniy. y (7Sl feet 10 Centre Tor Jacob
~ asaeS IN an eAIIsrly direction along the
hi'ibfa boundary Of Centre Tor Fifteenth street,
"'al'So Itd shalt (!!JISl feet on Centre Tor Fiji
- Efr'i trVm the place Of beginning, tronting
Wal'S1I AID shall lert, and running back 10 Z
y. 80! iiSaon, Of even width, seNenty-hHe 40
iauol sLLE-One-thlrd Of the purchase money
- !. a-sh a0re a. the purchaser may elect 70 pay
Z a. ihs reiidae 10 two equal inStAllmsnu
wave iai eighteen months, With interest Iron
= h!S purchaser giving note, secured By Deed
= i H.h To- deferred payments.
iE aHe % lht tId property Is believed 70 be per
~ 'ss.ing n Trustee shall convoy only suet
- y 'aiui IN ms by said Decd o Trust
vyr LESAEDER BONE, Trustee.
y u 6AtIEn AusflnuaaF iu1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-10

.,,,t 10 o ciOcE A. M proceed 70 seiI ~ =, wy
szs'ahis .,s court house Of Ohio coanty, Wtsi
ai i'H y birheIt and Dest bidder the FOLEY.
Voc; s Y IL Sr1pshy that Is to ny: Part 81 Lol
= l1sfiI% ~ N 10 square numbered one y o.
s-1s, R,,.b,s, addition " south Mheeiingl
~ ~ H.hth SArl Of the city OIL heeIinG
t'.'...I i-,,iDSJ - follows viz. BEGINNING ~ ht
tss.I. ,',,Sf Of said lot numbeIed one 70
,4il's s1.tsrSl III aud running thence siln ths
~ h.. a aid lot the distance Of tNeniy'aSe
'taI W. ngs 10 Straight line parallel win ths
~ -. - y oI aid lot 10 the eastern hne O. sAla
ls'' 80 ia ,outheIly direction Win the east
a aid lot twenty-five feet 10 tue south
r ,Ts,T Of aid lot; thence IN hFsiSnt hhe
~, pI,rt Of beSinnisg. A. L,,,
- ia /, much morS RI the purchaser may elect
ISL h, an To- rtaidus In two equal inslAilnsnt.
y .!Iii,,si,s mouths, sith Interest from day o.
- = ss,rslsr dViHg NOTES, secured by deed OF
as n sG ~ y, al property Is believed to be per
=. ~ n, ,IBEs. trustee shall convey only such
n. ~ I, I In me b. ilid deed Of trust
A'' WILLIAM +. HUBBARD, Trustee
WI HALLER, AuctIObeef. myso
-
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,,.,rrs. SALES.
IsS M oP MAIN STREET

----,..5 SlIEOF MAIN STREET
TEuS.I,sa55rsE PRoPksrY, :, ,,.,, midi, b,
,is, s!sS ,'ssl d f'f FS;t "a siass
~ RnEh ysnsnod Trustee. aiV S1 t on ~ M
n, ID, II January 1915, Lni 81 ~. ~ y
r. os 'S sssoI y WEI yiE ~: 4, /;
4, S4iiI . !, ri 30. ", al Page = AN'
% 70, 9th day 4 y; LAZY 4, i e: from,
fat EspA Vi Of aid day, tns tI9a =,
.,.,l q, ~ a. ' oi aid Ohio county, ~ A.
~ . Gr5e 10 il sqasTs nun:
gI,' PN t no, ? 10 square 70. wh.sIIn"
-. ,stts T,in street, Ia the cry o. ~, % ,
~, sIt o. - ilaI.,dd, being tUeniy'tSo IS! v!
sas a. ,3 q the sub par 81 I SIiIh With
~. "a i4 mi g,pth Of said lot tSSetnst ~ a
sA.rsi ~, InpIoVeusni' 1nstsSA I'm, StseisI
:. ,.iseC, e.sS ,sFrs ,torJ budnSa house
r. us'i %. ,to,, |, uDsIceIiuohAbie.
ffui' S,..t,EOns-third Of ne PGISnj ~ ~
Tuh o. ~ jiy d I'Ir, aud th sj Ie H. mSn,hs
, ~ % NsS Al .I months And niue uo ~.
~ ii1l9t IN iulrfe,I on same Ifoul sld - ~,
q 5 ny,EI ilitailms,,I and Inter
., ,iIa,a' u "'1J lanes P. ROGERS, trustee
= ,rR AuCtlVneers
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-10

TyrSTEE'S SALE OF oooAH
sa ,.staI deed Of truiL made BY Pllqn :;
w, S,S Bridget, his vile, to the under5isued
l72f1Etit. ~ S1ys1b,r 30, 1874, aud recorded 10
20 ., ~ .! the County Court o. ONO eoun-
" E si yi-GaLI, 10 Deed Of Trust Book NO. Il
Y v, u AID 5, shall On
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-10

,o..si At w. w.. 49, al AID Ohio county, sell the
4, : ~ oar i rrSI estAis, that u TO
yTsi drsilo,II Thirteen ADD Fourteen tSos.
n ~ a4 nv ~, iiie d ALIH street. 6etHeeh
isI 90 , tas NlnhllD street and Twenty
Tsei! siia %M5' I,i18J street, In that part
s,aidJ q N " n. IMPROVEMENTS thereof being
pa,' 'ila " ~ sbirh il ere tSi what l. known
.stgz'giTIp.s, ho ~ containing thlrty-'our ~
= nus unsIeePiion1D,i,s. ,r,.h,,. ,nonsy.
fl 6rSS a S aay sIect 10 pay
~ zsta ny ,I,nrs In tVO equal lnStAllnenn a.
~ i1d as ffoa the DAY Of sale, with In:
'ssI'i ,I.rr, nitllImsnts from the DAY Of
y's' % ~ ,.., 10 give notes With approved sveu-
~ As 81 iustIllmenIl and Interest.
rii'.i u -'' JAMES ?. kOGEBs, Trustee
IN L..-LLAnL-E-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-10

The Circuit Court now meets twice a
wear and the County Court four times.
Under the amendment the County Court
il TO be abolished and tile Uircuit Court
will meet three times each year. We are
still TO have what may be called County
Court, but it is to be composed Of three
commissioners, two OF whom will be q
quorum. They can fix their own time OF
l.t. c. FaILs ahiaof IN the mama
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-10

-...-TrT,S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
nSrSIbE - Al rust made " john Z.
.f "Is,L dS p,,IsT and -lLnOn r, Parker d lted
ttgJ ssPa ~ -. S,i iIy Of July, 1874, the Ism
,.,,.tlrty 90 w - The tsth day Of September,
~ A at, RI 5,y Of August, $50, and all o.
~ . ts' Sigit v,SLiSla, And are respectively
4. I la.niI We =, TtlIt Book, No: Z, page rs,
..,g,a il ~ 49, No, !, page 3s2, Deed Of Trust
~ 80 . ri III veil 4, public auction on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-10

Fourteen circuit judges, al slIsQO eAeh''.''''''
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-15
Punishment Of Silence.

MIR. james Greenwood has publshel
n frightiul account of the silent system
which is in operation at the Hollowsy
model prison in London:
II is AN onense for n prisoner TO speak
one word, and he is never addressed e1.
cept in whispers, so that he may be il
prison two years without hearing the
natural sound OF the human voice. The
effect of this is so terrible on the mind
that prisoners will speak out in despers.
ton, nj the risk of any punishment,
rather than endure that horrible silence.
The prisoners never sec one anothg.
out remain in perpetual solitude. 0at
poor wretch driven 10 desperation by
nine months solitude and silence. reck.
lessly broke out, in Mr.. Green woods
presence, For God sake, governor, pu,
me in another cell. Put me somewhere
else. have counted the bricks IL tie
cell am in till my eyes ache"
The request of the tortured wTc;cs
was refused.
There is fine hole in each cell, and
as the wardens wear shoes OF india rub.
Der soles the prisoners can never Be
sure of being alone.
b Those condemned to the treadmi4
AnfN W an1tuu LWNlNt DuuuEtu SAtfs
every alternate twenty minutes for six
hours. And this Is in a place so bot
and close that prisoners often lose il
perspiration three stone in as many
months.
Every day the prisoners are take1 10
the chapel so arranged that they can
see no oLe save the chaplain, and him
only through an iron grating. And thus
is the order of devotion observed. War
dens are constantly on the watch. lest
for single instant they, through the
whole OF service, depart from the rigid
rule of "eyes right" They must look
steadily at the preacher; must raise aud
lower their prayer book with the elbows
squared and all at once. like soldiers al
drill. They may not scrape their feet
without having afterwari TO explain
the movement. They scarcely wink an
eye or sigh without danger of rebuke or
punishment. God help them, poor
wretches.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-15

novels called Killenacoff. But Il In uaa-
30 70 des C rib them one by one. Everv.
where / saw cows, calves, pigs, horses
asses and hens living In the same room
with young mothers and children-in
the same damp, dark, slippery, smok,
novels, half stable and half home; every.
where i saw old men and old woms,
rugged and barefooted, and hungry and
cold and despairing.
AT Killenacof the good priest ofFey.A
TO expend sum that had been sent for
the twenty-four families of that hannls,
TO him, in paying them wages al ths
rate OF shilling day TO build road
for their own use, so that they might
earn their scanty meals, and save Their
self-respect. They gladly accepted The
offer. IL is 10 the credit of these STAR.
ing people that they do not want relief
but work that they are anxious 10 he
employed, and only accept aims becauss
their families would perish from hunger
without it. vi
i shall tell Of only one more yisi,
AS we crossed the barriern-EstL,,
Lypskey was some distance behind =,
the time-I saw two little children viii
bare red feet and blue lips, sitting a, t5s
roadside near what seemed 10 be fIs
roof OF pig-sty or little stable, for The
roof was flush with the road. Inotice5
that they were rather more tasteIui'y
clad (albeit in rags) and that they
seemed OF "A finer organization than rnnst
OF the children that had seen. Tbeir
faces were clean. A slim blonde wornar
OF thirty or more, whose face showed
traces of early beauty, stood with d.
Jeeted countenance near them. Ae
looked a second time at the little crea.
lures the woman spoke 10 me and sa;d
that she had not been able to get auy 70.
lief, and that her children had not ca'ar
mouthful since yesterday Ii was
now afternoon.
Where do you live?" / asked.
"Therel"
She pointed TO house that had sun.
posed TO be little stable. Ii was bui,
between the barrier and the road. Sls
had put it up with her own hands. sbe
said. / turned TO the man who was
guiding me.
"Is that true7" I asked him--ou, q.
her hearing. of course.
Yes" he answered, coldly,
j made my way down TO wherc III,
door was. followed by the guide and The
woman. had to bend low TO enter tle
hut. 1t was not fifteen feet by ten. Thcrt
was no window; there was no fireplace.
there was no hole in the roof. even. for tbe
smoke TO escape, and only three bits oi
turf burned on the hearth. A little
white kitten, finged and dirty and
famished, was crouching near tie
semblance Of a fire. At one end Of The
hovel was a rude bed, and two dirty
rags for covering. The straw OF tbs
roof was half-rotten; when ii rained
hard. the woman said. the rain came
through into the cabin. There was no
furniture save kettle and n table and 8
stool. Where is your husband?r !
asked. He Is not here" said th5 msa
quickly. ] gave the poor wretchec
woman halfa crown TO buy food for her
children.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-15
Comfort.

"suppose, he said, "that all the streams
that run
Should dow into one sea;
Suppose that all the sunshine OF the sun
But for one hour should DO
Poured on the folded heart OF that rcd rose
That richly glows
Half in the light and halt within the shade
OF its own leaves, all lightly overlaid
To keep 1t till it blows.
"Well, you would see this summer world, so
glad
In sun and song, and bloom,
A wandering waste of water, weird and sad,
Held in unbroken gloom;
And you would see, alter the hour had sped,
That rose so red
A sightless, withered thing, lost in the sun,
Aud all the land OF other bloom undone,
And dry rs dust" he said.
"Suppose, then, you could have the world
TOR tears
And win your wishes with sighs
Have ell the hidden sweetness in the years
And all the perfect skies;
Oh then you think the way would be most
clear?
My very dear,
Your life would lie all wan aud weird in
gloom;
Your soul would pass as sightless as the
bloom
OF that lost rose, fear"
Juliet C. Marsh, in Christian Union.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-15
Sewing for a Circus.

Up in the second story. in large par
titioned room looking out on Ridge ave.
nue.. eight or ten women were engaged
on rs many different articles. Some
were making saddle cloths with numeT-
Gus small steel buttons like eyelets
placed there for effect. The cloth was
Of black velvet, with gilt fringe and
with many different-colorcd figures
worked upon It. Then there were coats
for the performers. black velvet coats,
with puifed sleeves and red silk trim
ming and gilt buttons. All around the
10 be worked up. Two or three sewing
machines were in the room. and upon
these as many women were busily en-
ployed. Others were sewing by hano.
One great wagon Is SET apart. when the
circus starts out for the season, for the
wardrobes. tits arranged with shelves
and in here all the different articles arc
placed. In addition 10 the wagons inc
circus has ten or twelve passenger car
and upward OF sixty fat cars, b. when
they transport the circus, wagons NC
all, from one place to another. when
horses are kept In the stables and givein
a rest during the winter. The arai.
horses and ponies are sent out N tne
country 20 pasture. The animals aIe
kept In huge stationary cages, N one
part ofthe large brick building. In tne
center OF the room an immense circular
stove Is always kept going. This hesIs
the place and keeps the animals com
Portable. During the winter they are
fed on bcei and horse meat. me ele-
plants are not 10 Be found In this place.
having : house set apart for them OF
another mart Of the grounds. .--kiAssases-
pAsa Tines.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-15

Various devices have been invented
for marking live stock and wearing ap.
parel and other things, 50 people will
know thom when they see them, but no
one seems to have studied out design
ior marking time except In the old way
By paving up the earth with one loot
Reokzsk 6nte CfA.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-15

"All want 10 your love-" clasping
him CLOSE. land that Freddy get well. ]
am ready TO be O poor mans wife,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-15
TIMELY TOPICS.

One OF the unexpected sources of
wheat supply for Europe Is the river
Platte country in South America.
Large shipments of new-crop wheat
have already been made by steamers to
Liverpool and Bordeaux. Australia,
also, has now become a serious COM
petitor OF the United States, and during
the past few months has shipped or
nous quantities of wheat TO England
the southern hemisphere finish their
winter wheat harvests at Just the time
when the supply from northern coun-
tries begins 10 be exhausted.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-15

A worthy couple In Norristown, Pa,
have been wonderfully blessed either
by an active Providence or an imagina-
tive reporter. The husband Is now in
his eighty-third year. but is remarkably
active. His sight remained good rather
longer than Is the case with most old
men, but at length failed with all the
phenomena usual in advancing life, and
for sixteen years he was Obliged 70 use
glasses. At length he found great diff
Guilty Ia obtaining spectacles 10 suit
him. They seemed TO hinder rather
than help his sight, and. TO his own
surprise, he found the power of his eyes
returning. For several years he has
discarded glasses altogether. and is now
able TO read the finest print used in daily
newspapers with perfect ease. His wife
Is now in her seventy-seventh year. At
about the usual age her te sth began to
fail and she finally lost them all. In the
SIMMER OF 1878 she began TO be troubled
with pain In the upper jaw, and soon n
fall third set of teeth made their appear
ance. They grew 10 their usual size and
have since remained firm and in good
condition. but no new teeth appeared In
the lower Jaw.