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, 1880-11-01
BEFORE ELECTION.

g. Far The ChftEt12 Tribune.
In expectation. confidence, high hope, strong
Tho friends "f Freedom, washing from their
rnles thu htttleH dust,
calm .!, wat upon tho vergo tu sco what victories
As rIscs sets, tu-tnorrow's great November scal-
:. lug sEH.
Pearls. gems. asd t!adcrns. ilass,.ng iron, brow
III seEp'Mcl ktnKs.
Arc RroselnG dust cnmWarcd with good tho
Frtnnlni,'s bulllt hrlisHs;
Fnlllx like rtlnwllllkGs, rulacesy Silent, on tho
tni-tntlel snd,
Swift wiil v II i! ,, ,,,Si'anss bolt they execute the
voicng me l'sip'n,s rIxht, from mountain, val-
m ity. sratrlG, plAln,
Tho inlrMs'"i r. stalls tney dct,icatc to Frccdom's
nrcals cruel ,yr,tnt ehntns tho Ear,l,, npprcssod
>, lung 'lurkshcsi, FREQ;
u Liberty. 80"
o'ctthe Country not upon her sot,s it, vuln dc.
fr'cc!.ss Thy le.slngs that Oh every Frcc,nnn'a
Thru al Inc lalnl Iet every pttriot net pa,rIo,'s
Sweet IVY md sunshine srtl to every arslt,ss,
- thru''blns !,unrt:
En- shnl lhe sRhs. tho groans. tho ngonies, Of
Tint s5.y,. ssSh voting 'uup with privileges uu-
4'e l%,,K. .! hertes, r"''rt,H sshnx In thoIr
Who Envn tlni,s''lvcs. their fortunes, III LIbcr-
~ tslrtr III.
7has wn ,astht feet ils lut1o.star 1uwur, ,ts
nlsrncse-H Hp!tlt lt.ru, S
1e"'n,,a a1mrn 1s ayr"''ts' uaeanonlzcl rcign To
lN fiot M Shili. Tho Aec,I uvo Buwp broutjeaat
thru MI tho Enrth y OS'''"e'
'. 3Hn' Ktnih.,l"te. cxln'iid IN m mnorsui birth:
" Thu my nf destiny u truu progression shnlI
III detpr,!,lg currents tro,M uucl. Inthcr 10 .,th
lut III E,; ' " 'N@
nplEttcn ir-- Wv '''''. WIZ"
Hnat s.nw y all unknown shall wnx II gr,uu
NEv. Pn,Y. ". u. l3I,aSrHAnp
, 1880-11-01

NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS.
NEW DHLEASs, uet- observation-disclosures and firm;
slrcrinc, Et1ta:ki9; Xxx. H2ts4+:9s XXX, 7s&s5
high 9Indos, HktiksAn
GnAlS-Corn uuiot md weak nj b52tgc. Oais easlpr.
HSa+0c.
CuHS-MEAL-lIull nnl nominal al f..1s.
HAf-Ilomnnd artIye; choice, t34(0.
fNuyiaiUSs-l.nrd qhot; tlerco. H!i4tsc, kog MIC.
l.ac1H 1rms shoulders. b@a3xc, clear rib. Not c1enr.
e}A9Mfc. Fork dull, quoted nt el5.;i Hulk meats
1ulut but arm; stlUnidnra, packed. :xM5t4c. Hams
-snEar-cure,l. intls cnnyAsrd. gItAl0.lc,
WHIsKf-Steadyi wpstor1l rcetidei. tt,HsSel,10
GH0cEhtEs-CoHee qUlet bnt tlrn,t 1tiD carYucs or
h'nnry to llrlmr. tlA@l5u. suaar-tood demand ut
full PRICES: contpn to gcod common, t35]$e, fair
70 fnlv fair a61c; urtmc to cholcg, 7iA79lci yet-
,1w c1h.tcd 7s4stfc Mo1assoa In good dni1,nnd but
Mslnwgc prlca: e Act eeAtrlfusnt, ata+lc falr 4.a
No.! primo IN ehnlea. 4iGd5lc. MIco 0ulot; Louisiana
OTtslnary To CtllIlcu. I1i@tc, $500
DHAN-.EcartC Aild teI1,
, 1880-11-01
PHILADELPHIA.

rn1IAnEtrI11A. Oct 5l-F1nuN-Nominul!y IN.
changed. Itye, ta5l
GhAlS-Whcat qulet hut steadyt rctocteu ut el.0ss
LUZ; No. rel, elevator, Sa: M. = rcd, Noven,.
bur- IL Ns bld sLl4H nskcdi teccn.bur, stlG1x it'd
ellfk asked; January fs|{ bI, sils3l asked. Carr,
9u!ets Western mxcd, on trnck. E,3{s5tlc, 70.
1ecsod sacs naw ya!lpw, ataIct sail mtxed NuTnn1.
bcr, bs1sc bid. 54o aakotsI Decenbes, G}kc bid, Gfc
nsked; JanuarJ. te&c hld Eo askod Oats qulet; M.
white. 4l.ci Nm. do. 9fSe +1c; tio 3to, :4aa49{c
N Trx1,xiHsoTn-4uSt tfsof-&iess t:nl Muss pnsk.
!rn-lrf,tie tte,m. faf!A; kettle, tAJiL8StAhI
u, ,uHrrE1t-4uet, 1xeGrt chnce: creamery oxtrn,
alaEu: do Knt4 TO ctlltite, &%4JE: New York Htnt0
servo Hxtrn, 1ltt:tlc. - = " "
E[ttA-HC1trC1 hlIa Erm nt S{c,
GMEEaE-ilnll md mcnks creamery, 12}&@l3c.
ls!5TkotEHM-Ftrm nt l2c.
W1ttSkY--fLll
,NEGElrrs-fonr a4oo bsls wheat, 1900 bu, corn,
W hu; 0htA, EllIU bur ryN. t,51J bu. "'
aulpAESTH-Whont 1ElTn; corn, M,o0o bu
, 1880-11-01
LNuIaYILLE.

1.oulsvILLE, OCT a.-c0FToN-l3ullA It io4e, min
Ftouil-ln far dsmandI s1tn, Masdsl73t extTs
family, xA1aAAQt 4 No. l, A7xaa0J, choice fancy
&iaA4GA s'
t'iAlN-Whost st1ady at tSc. Corn dull; No, 2
Whsto. A4ci do mixed, 43}&o, 0ata duIit No. wbIts
asc, do ulx1d. 3tc. Ilyu quIatt No, :, HE.
llAf-6teaIy 1t tllW4lTM.
PN0vlaloSs-Fosk dEAar a. flaau t.art-retmo
a!eanl nun!nal, liuik. n.n; shouiaYrs $3.50;
clear Fb, *alU; c9ar, tt3f4: naeon si9niiY with
sa!5 dout4nds shon!dsn. A5; clear fib, tli clear,
WAI1kY-hLazay nt Lux
, 1880-11-01

c!eMrs 1unte1 nt +tSi Innu md Has iH.vcl Elttyl.
hafla,da i,oyri: tnnx cit hn: awari-
picked lnins untetl ut H4s{E Etr iix4la nyeragu;
Ersrn tiatlit. .a'n nynrnKn. G'.ft,lr.
lineun qnnttl ut I3(s,t sir Shoulders, sAaac for
MI cantnstd mnt rnckgi.
low NJ tAiAE -
iiEEt:-sSns quict nt e7lna7.ai for moss, Fu0a82s
TAELt,W-uuE0t A1u slt1lly III bJfatGc for cltf and
tt<tsS@iC far cfluntrY. - -s1"' 80 "' @
, 1880-11-01

tioSToS. Oct. al-FLo ouM-6tcady, Weasorn supor.
dne ttnt comnlon oxtras $4sszt1b, Wisconsin
oxtrn*, sadSslas minnesota do. &attg3EeO; winter
Hhoat ohio hnd MfcRan. ta6oJa,sa Insl!ana, Sh1i<a
aa'' Illinois asld Ut. lnu!s, ttsG15s sprnH wheat
patents. 3ll0saa0, winter whent do, tJ5ka7.7A
uttAiS-Cbrh qHleti Hllxed and yeilow, 5iGac. Oats
IN t1.otorao dennndi No. and oxttn white, 4t@ sc,
M4I04e. kyH. @llAy&l l!niL ~ ~" ~" Nf
hiTIsIl!1es WsataFn eIonmostes, ah23ln, ohSIeo
Etlis-WsA!Hfl,. fresh, EH.<4la
IL MHEcEiir"oFY9r v0O bFls 3oD sacka; corn = 0l
sltlIMESrs-Elolr,, $50 br1ai whoal saop bu.
, 1880-11-01
COMMERCIAL,

THO following wcrc tho receipts and shipments
nf thu senslfng nrt!clrs Of prutiucc Il, this city
during tho twcnty-f0ur h0lrs n1tllpg at d clock
Saturday morning aud for tho corresponding
tmo lust year:
, 1880-11-01

1TEMS.
Judge Dlodgeit will rolnlrr some opinions this
mnrninx.
Fl, Judges Smith, af,h Mornn will nttcnd tU moth
ing tut tint AturaslzdIlOn bnsnnsS tn.dny.
All tho ct,tlrss will In closed to-lnUrr1,w.
Thu Appullntu Court will n,cct ngnn Thurs
3ny.
Tho StnlIhcr.M Mct;rNth Gnse Is set for trial
"Wednesday heTnre .lutlan MDrtlll.
All 4tsstHnet Viii be Ghn.s!t this innrnlng for
tsaau l'tl:l,!1n md shte fur TItt,inns NyAn.
First nntf tinnl dividend iH"cttngs will bo held
this hfterltnn1 III the sscs If Jalaes H., G0UrKu
s., mid Chiuhcey 4, lfu,H,.l,.
, 1880-11-01
MINING NEWS.

Special Dtspateh to The Chtea0o Tribune,
NEW YOnK. Oct. 3l.-Ih0 mining stoek mnr-
kct wns dull yesterday, without Important
features. Closing quutatlon werr:
, 1880-11-01

Winc1leater'n IIypop1, oap1,Ltea
VIII cur. consumption, coughs, weak lungs
bronchitis. nnd general debility. Established
tWenty-ttlc yellra.
, 1880-11-01

HtffAtn. N. w 0et. D-ffHAlS-Whcnt qutct
but rM, eacs 7U>E hn No. harsl Duluth. sLit; l1)
1't in renr md November. si,llt white wlutcr
nn tsnek ut tit@ t'nsn n md loweri tnlcs trn hi,
trllaGd Mt fGH IN tmck.
CANAL. El&kIulIT&-ffnChhnfnd.
, 1880-11-01

0nta steady, No. white, a0@U}Sc- Hya qulot nt 81
&s%!fc.
1tIuItwfNK4-Flrm Mt {ttH,
!sErEit+rs-WhrAt, NN11 bu; corn, Sh625 but tnte.
ainM t,l rye sAal III; bnrtny 7Sji lit. "' ""'''
n. .HEtrMESrs.Whcsf. &lkn I'M, e,.n. Hh0m bu, oats.
AA0N bftt rye, 2uD lu, bartoy, A0u bu.
, 1880-11-01
TIL; Gail.

JuIHE DnuMMuSn-Gcnnrnl business.
lElN,r uft,DnE1r--DeGlsluis and contested
mt,tlDns.
'uuGE SM1TH%-Sn cUurt.
JUiH1H .1.sMHst,N--t'ohtuAtct motions,
JulHiE ltmiEiss-Sn Gtlirt.
.IUiME M1tAS--Su euiirt.
.jttmE 'fi1tEY-thMtGAsrsa motions.
JunuE HAHSu,i--Lsltlttatett motions.
, 1880-11-01
l4ErEIVTA.
kfillsM ES1'A,

lls'li frttEl1ts worg 4,lt'tea study ut I1c fur
prhvtstIhs nttd ;Du u,, Hrl.in 10 New York. Quo
Mtnns Nn throii1!l foretEn trvIEhts wurv slr..4ly
ut 'te 1ar IN H'a fur flour to LlvurIo0l. bst
Tor III tn GlnREnw. t!su fnr lnrti n1d ifIsnts TO
lA'erInMll 7in fur do IL llnnl,lrK. Frotghts IN
lart' na eslts to thu seabourtl will be advanced
III iur ltU lls to-day.
THO asxrcssto rccetpts ot wheat reported Rat-
nnay III Chicago. Milwaukee,, st. Lpuis, mud
Vals'do wore 3'D,o00 BIT. Tho corresponding
shipments wart, ssl5,tlU bli,
tae lhlIowlnX WIN tho movement OF prnIllcQ
tei"'r1ed fron Sew Ynrk Saturday: Iloco,pts-
t'nF, :la1 hrls; wheat, IL. .a.55B b; por,,, Su0
0at outs, @htKO uu, eorn.nsonl. 50u ,,kga; ryo,
a,4n IN; Hurley. a,sn bu; unit, auu bu; pork,
=" nr!s; bn"t, a,a brlss mt mcats, .,lld pkxs:
'afs'. l.Ns' tes; whisky, 4i6 urls,
H4pofts fur t~unty.tour huurs--Ftour, s..Oo0
of:s; wheat, a:ha.oM bu; cor1,. lbD,&n b,,.
% s.u!'<o 3 son. OF l!erlin, rcpnrt for that city,
!tanolrK, a,lt lircl,,el.. n ge,leral,y g,unl do.
ii!a'a !Hr th9 tiHcr tiAlifrs it HttDr, At ahIt
III f.,s,, a,e. tGts nt AmersoaM wore racvgcl lit
l's.rr1neh .r;C.I ,!l!ritig tho week vMllug Dot, b,
ah9 io!l',~it'x Weru tho slIl,u01lta 0f nrr,via,
Wt1B1tA ura xtu8ss ~ ''' A"e
, 1880-11-01

bvu1aase iiiI6h S;Is
From Tho sofeao'1iR asuros It viii bo soon that our
racoirts of h"xa slsow very marked dscno as com
puted "lth Uctbhnr, 10-nN Of rnthDt Dyra
ttnn TtGn per wuak. The dctseusa Ii lnn.s,y no.
counted for by thu fact tat tho tandenuy III prIceA
uuttnR tho past mnnth has boon steadily d0wnrnnI
which hns xrnat1y discouraged ahlpmunta Frout tho
c1so Of September up to tho nth of Octubor thu
shrnkaRe In values amounted 10 haat5c In tlght and
75st In heaSy weights. Snc0 TtlcHt1ny last prices
have nyacu4 2c nnd largely I,Ierensstj rucskna for
ts1t 1nsaInx "uck nlny bo expected t0 rraut foA-
aro or tho innrkot 1As tho unurccUtiUntutly Aonyy
Fecopta Of eaifes. rho tntal arrIyn.s for nc.abpr
sTss sS IT, ~ "*T IL f'l1sn %st 4s sh"s S s9 wS the
iNswsrs wv WIZ tG % s aS Ms,s.M Ssi;S s;y
Msns1r' sono going rs fur West ns Rnnsaa and Ns.
stSF; 5 e s.'s, sss ": i'd
s"r ass u nsfx sS ,,t Ts
s.osk sosr!.;eraIly lelaw Tho raaalreaeats u ssl.
ay q. u Shs Sae e:s ess IN III '9Ss ~
sGr "a ra IT, sSSs HY. Sssu y
si tys ss t IN, NJ. h. hss5 Is,; sstx
EsStty .4 & dal! nrse. .!aoA AZ p19Y;Iut aso
sf'T: s5s il: ;;sss ~ 4
III s: ~ s;S t:s Fl :t:s ~ J:
sa ssq; Il; $Ss S;s n"
Hn'tr an9!,g tn wAnt ts.e1. lind n0f tuw IT thMt
ss @ 'ss ss !; is
s% y ;sis sa @s:s ,sss Il III ;E5
s i Il :;s: i: If: IS L. u: ,ss: IND t;
{. sHs s .s.ss aa Sts% ass 5 5
sSSya sa StSt Svsa y Ssss5 ~ ss es a,:s
QUOTATIONS.
E1tra r. ,id iddrovea-s!radud stuars, weighing i.Eo
caslso llsass.@slnss:. Ill md .SIl:1iasa
o$ wS,sF & e *9 ..,., xs;. t'm
s,;u;2 lK ian t. sn <ls0a9
i,x aMa e tS1 A. s.4os3m
sIIs' ssIsna Il III f!sS u FIJI fx. " tyr s, .aaxte
y ~ s;::: ass.sS 3as.sS
pu. aau aGala~HR sleora l.75GAk7t
i!ott!sIThe markyt oioned dull ana lower, Mon.
s .$sxs ors s!'ss g :ass, 'Gs osysus *,t soa E
fe. us sss .sr H. IT, ohSf @ ksas, r.
sa Ssat1 4 H. M d.n:na :a !s:fsa ~
aSsS s S.s' g. sts s%!'{ s I'll All
:: ~ fist Sss a.,
q t :ss $:!:' -
.;$: T., is; s:' IT,
ssSa ana sfaa 9sa sqi1a5 IN sGai aherS W.. s
nssa a. :aS r. quickly pshSa -
IT,, & Id d 1s9is ssse:.ss ssssss
ssf ss !: *; sa I'll hsat, s;sas:
~ s!!EErwWers n gont suppls, ~ lxht do.n4.a
0xtEa Yrtlnt atng kujs III usf JUj i6s Wust
OF LIZ sAss wure nj f-tlx tuL
KANSAS CITY,
aptet4t Dfspdtch to 1h4 CAiea9o Ir4tun+,
pUtta; '|''S* w
= xNATrLx-NecaIpts, ly7ti shtpn,sn&a. S7s; market
nshi Aa1sfe shpp1ss. G.24ks4; AAtvS 2tecke{x
, 1880-11-01

STATE ta)UftT9.
Dnnicl kcflcnry l,cn,n II suit Saturday to ro-
roynr !ss,GStl Ut llcnry Wanct.
Thon,lls d. Jn,ira c.,n,nenccstn suit In trcspnas
agulllat .Iaha llalfuir, Claiming 5000 damages.
, 1880-11-01
FINANCIAL
THE COURTS.


DIVORCES.
Horny Tc*chou Alctl bill Saturday agninst hta
1lfc. I!cftte, nskng Tor Il divorce OIL the Erolrl
IT drunkenness.
Albert D. llunehy askctl fnr s!mflnr decree
ngnsnst MuryC 1ionchy, Itr Walker, un account
of lltr t1GstrllnII.
, 1880-11-01
The yx 0uekttnu

=, ~ inc cnurHe nf !ecil,v III 1.-THE Wendcrs t,f
NAtnse, says the Alhany Journal, a xcIuntitia
ao,!tls1ni informed biz nusiilurs tlat u acrcs If
gauAussitt inyestl9nttnA l,,atl shown hltu that
~ eoltltsa hauAc'aty lAS4 upw.ls4t Ut A01N cxua
IN s!nH1e seitht'n. AntlDx thosy urntl whitsu
talrs tss sscsp l'aures fcIl wI.s wil.tawku iii:
itEtnt!snH t,ln atlkce. ~hn rlals.rl p.,ultry f.r u
he tnns!o t"r tho nlatfnrHI and eagerly iimujtri
0l fhh leetufGr "Whathcr hs though. II wuuiI III
, 1880-11-01

TURrENTINE.
WttMISaToN, UcL W-SplRtrs TunrESrINE-
Htcndy mt G5c
, 1880-11-01

t,ETR0lT, Mich. Oct T.-F10trn-Cutet
GnAlS-wlrnt ateaiys No. white. sl.114, Novnn.-
v whltr. iEttisNn. rriI, &llM.
1tECElBtTA--Wtbnt, 1HIJn hui.
HufrMKETA-Whpnt, 3,(lk bu,
, 1880-11-01

PkoRIA. Ill, Oct, N.-0nA1N-Cnru armt hlgh-
mixed, x<9IAe, mixsd. sktS1s sslss May Al 445lo.
, 1880-11-01
GOODRICH K'TIsANIE1&H.
GOODRICH STEAMERS.

For !tacn0. III ~ M'nIt r . I'll
~ MnhaaJ HoALs lunt !eufa until ...........4 pW
satuFlaIa Boat don't Leave utt.: :...:....a j III
sla{ w. ts!daG y = ~ A.ld
~. Ahnspee. ec. Tues kHd tri. D. n and fT.J u
Eor " llArSn. MuA&sgou, G.ltaptds, 4c EElwkty1p Vi
Ess E.sanAh. I.k: snpe Tor Towus, Inssdsy.7 ) u
, 1880-11-01

dPRtt13 7715pdteH ID 7hz EAfff05 7FI6lNz.
KAxaAs CITY, Mo-. uct. 3o--Thc Price C,,rrtnt
fcthnrtA.
d'tAfN--Wheat-ttccolrt 27.sse hn. sh,pmrnts H..
q" htst market ht1hnrs Nn.a cash. kltc Nnvenibnr.
plhct Snycnb.f. llik Gurn-ilsccss 1ial bu; sHlts-
HI14c, ' ' ''A.-tse' 1e~Nt1So|f
, 1880-11-01


The r1ceirtA uf ,iva stock for October this ycnl
compare With tho receipts for Ocsolor lsu a. fol.
, 1880-11-01
COTTON.


CLErEtASn. O., Oct n.- PETROLEUM - I'm
changcdi Standard white, no test l1g{c.
, 1880-11-01

..... PROVISIONS.
lIo4 PhoNuurs-Wara scl,ys and euo,.nt. m.
market sartea up early under ukvrai uurrbs.a. ~
'aauasI pork on tha sal supposed to be 70 mn iocsi
, 1880-11-01

a dose III time aayes nl1lu OF Nule's Honey OF
HnrtAotMd und Tar for coughs. ~
Pikc's TouthArAe Ur4pS euro 1n ono minute.
, 1880-11-01

1NDI4ANApOL1S.
fHnfANAFotls. Oct H1.-{lnAtN-Whcnt strong, No,
2sct. si.o. Corn quiet nt lo14c. oata qaot II 30ta
atHu.
OSNvEGO.
0swIGO. N. r. Oct su-t3nAtN-Whoat etcady,
Corn qu{est Duluth, &c.
DRY GOODS.
NEW f0KK. Oct M-Tho tnns Of tho cottot,.soota
narket Ii yery tttnnR. md priros havn an advancing
tendency. Hianr fabrics botnR hold Mt M upward
raiIlo bJ manufacturers ngcnts Low. .gtntto psInts
n fAlr demand nnd light surrty. Hnrhnns and
drrth Etlt!s IT, 10ht request and steady. Mems VICAR
remain 1uot "
COTTON.
NEW oniHASR. Ill.,, Oct I.-CorroN-1n good de-
mand' nIait1n9 1GJxo. Inv mltdlinR. 1ssc, eaod
ordinary. kcs not receipts itIso hace Krosn 1su;
osrortst to archt llrn1n, atEs1. FeaHce lf; Cpntt-
mont, 8,uTJ, sAlcs, 7.nDi stnck. 1G10R
PETROLEUM.
, 1880-11-01
'.eAfu / ArtiTo.


."lM!ly tlniT, excGpl Bundny, eOaij1 o1sos:.
e1"hiny; isnfi,.y;, n,naey; S5c9pt atnnuMy. '1oopa
tGnsGhe1 between chlcngg 'es Monss Council iiuStt
@ UnHnn. HHs Inabph: tcason Topo kn ind KIM
esnns ss"s Gh",; sg!Mson 5,caeo I'll.
Mg exclusive uso or frat-clnts passenrnrs q int
Hai|sn2- -CaFs httRelaaI y. I'll trnlna ~ o'@ "
rsaif"ndo f'ena; c,sos s; ~ r., Tent Hcwov
~ TICKET qt1eas Ct Clark-at, Ta1mrr iJar,n,' JnTI,'
, 1880-11-01

1ullpn receipts hero sn.ursiay from tho ml,les
wrro t@ss,650. making total for tho week OF
fFlH ia-
, 1880-11-01

q oH bUhu1yE thIs tfaIst 1thv8N a. 8:l5p 1l,
GMicazo. Rock Island Il Pacific Railroad.
Dfpnt cotn9r Of Fnn 1lurea and Hherma1.st1 TIotsa
unces, M Clnsk:st, thurman House. i'nimpr Iionsn
Gfaui Pacific Ilot0l. aud Is Canal corner MaiisoiI
, 1880-11-01

Matt {v!e MAIa Lne) 7;N a ms ~
bIecihl EBw t0rk EIpfeis....,.l& palj q Il, = III
Lightning E1prsss ltthljy}.,,,,,, j:3 Il mia III
Atlantic n. Y. Exprga4 tlaliyJ,,.,lf G:ij iT[} do
sRat EkpFess,, ~ laipIDf; tt+
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-04-23
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from prac-
tice, having had placed in his hands by
an East India missionary the formula
of a simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure for Con-
sumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma
and all Throat and Lung Affections,
also n positive and radical cure for Ncr-
YOU Complaints, after having tested
its wonderful curative powers i'll
thousands of cases, has felt 1t his duty
to make it known TO his suffering fell
lows. Actuated by this motive and a
desire to relieve human suffering, | will
send free of charge to all who desire it,,
this recipe, in German, French or Eng
lish with full directions for preparing
and using. Sent by mail by addressing
with stamp, naming this paper, w. w.
Slcrar, l49 Powers Block, Rochester,
N. Y. 27e-o-w.
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Ayrshire Cattle.

VI The various breeds of cattle whose
merits for the shamblcs or tho dairy
nave won them popularity among Eng
n~sh-speaking people, the Ayrshire is
The most recent in its formation. The
present century was from ten to fifteen
years Old before the cattle of Ayrshire.
which have since become known bv tho
name OF the county in which they orioi-
mated, can be said to have possessed
those distinctive characteristics and tbai
power OF transmitting them with Ger
tainty TO their ofisprings, which would
enutie them to be considered a breed.
me changes wrought in the appearance
OF Ayrshires within the last half centu-
ry, TOO, have been considerably greater
Than IN animals of any other well
known breed of cattle. Indeed, until
inc present or a very recent date, this
breed may have been considered TO
have been in a formative stage. or Il
may, perhaps, be more correct 10 Av
that the improvements made i'm il have
been OF a more radical nature than i'm
any OF the older breeds. As may be in
icrred its comparatively recent
formation, 1t is prc-emincntly a breed
ers' breed, owing its origin less To- en-
ylronment and more TO care and iudi-
cious selection than does anv other
breed equally well known. More than
a century ago, IL is true, the rough cat
lie OF Ayrshire had a local reputation
Tor hardy and decp-milking Qualities:
but the meagre descriptions that have
come down to us of the animals of that
day, show that they have little else i'm
common with the peculiar ~characteris-
tics that distinguish the Ayrshire cattle
OF to-day. How these have been in
wrought into the breed is not clearly
known; but ii is certain that they are
due In a great measure TO a iudicions in
fusion OF the blood of other excellent
breeds.
Small in size, short in the leos ox
ceiieht ioragers, with fine, clean bones
y not a pound of superfluous flesh
ABOUT them, COWS of this breed thrive
ana give large messes of milk wbe,f
larger II less hardy animals would
scarcely pick up a living. But althouah
the ayrshire manages to get along com
paratlvciy well on poor pastures and
scanty fare, she makes a grateful return
for generous food and treatment. I'm.
der such circumstances the records OF
the milk Yields of cows of this breed
compare favorably with those of any
other, n in comparison with the
amount OF food consumed, good Judges,
speaking from experience with Other
breeds as well, declare that COWS of nc
other breed can compete in milk weld
with these. Under the micriscope tbis
milk is found to be rich i'm c~aseine and
the cream globules are numerous bul
very unequal in size. This is GENERAL,
held to be a defect of the Ayrshire as I
butter COW, on the ground that cream
does not rise we'll when the globule,
vary In size, nor is all the butter 90
out OF 1t without skillful churning
Both here and in Great Britain, howev
err, Ayrshires have made a multifude n
excellent records as butter cows Al
} though. IL Is true, their reputation 70
cheese is still higher.
When in milk the Ayrshire is AN e,
, %cellent machine for converting all he
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food beyond the economical require
ments of her system, into milk. She
laws on little or no flesh; all that goes
into the mouth, beyond what Is needed
TO run the machine, is poured into the
milk pail. When dry, however, and
we'll fed, she readily takes on flesh of
an excellent quality In which fat and
lean are much more evenly intermin-
gled than is generally the case in the
| distiuctively butchers breeds. Al
though the meat is n lid on so hcs vi.
ly In prime parts as in the Hereto ID or
| Short-horn, yet IL always brings a good
price, and as a rule, the carcass weighs
considerably more than the appearance
of the live beast would Indicate.
The favorite color of Ayrshires IL a
light brown or brown and white, though
Fed and white is the most common.
E94&Aee also among them a considerable
4ftpDber red, or mostly red, some white
aid red, a few fecked; and, now and
then, a black and white or even u pure
white is seen. The colors rarely min
gle together, the line of separation be-
ing generally quite distinct. Dark red
or black noses are the favorites; but a
white nose Is not looked upon as a
drawback. .
Any faults? Yes; what is there
wholly free from them in this subluna-
ny world? Tho tcais of young Ayr
shire cows arc, as a rule, iD%convenient.
ly short; but with careful milking they
become quite long enough after the COW
has had a couple of calves. An imam.
liable trait common to them and Their
possible West Highland kindred, is 9
sleeplcss pugnacity of disposition to.
wards each other. Although bred to.
gethcr, Ayrshires are always ready to
rip up or gore each other when a gooc
chance presents itself, ard TO prevent
injury from this fault, il is advisable tt
screw wooden or metal knobs on theil
aharp-pointcd horns.- [RurM New
Yorker,
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DIR. Il. j. Kendall, Enosbureh Falls
VT, is the inventor of the "Kcndall's
SPAWN Cure" now used with the great
est success throughout the United
States for both man and beast. Under,
hill n Kittrcdgc, Concord, N. H., have
cured and removed a bad SPAWN Will
Kendall's SPAWN Cure, aud this is only
the experience of thousands we might
mention if We had space here, and it is
also being used now with wonderful
success on human flesh as well as for
beast. Read the advertisement OF
Kcndull's SPAWN Cure.
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Enjoy Life.

We live in a beautiful world, and a
temperate enjoyment of life's blessings
is both reasonable and right; but to do
this we must have health. Dyspepsia
aud liver complaint is the direct cause
Of seventy-five per cent of such diseases
as biliousness, indigestion, sick-hcad-
ache, costivcness, nervous p~rostration,
palpitation of the heart, and many 9th
er distressing symptoms. Bakers
Mandrake Bilters, taken according to
directions, will remove the cause and
cure the disease. Only % cents per
bottle.
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A certain street in town has beer
somewhat remarkable for the absent,
minded gentlemen there residing, but
1t was reserved for one of the denizeni
OF the street to cap the climax on Mon.
day evening. He did not hunt for hi'
pipe while he held 1t between his teeth
nor throw his hat out of the window
and try to hang his cigar ON a peg, buI
he put his umbrella to bed and wen
and stood himself behind the door.
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Ladies'. Why SuHer9

When Dr. Marchisi's / lerine Catholicon viii
positively cure Female Weakness. such as Failing
Of the Womb, Whites, Chronic inflammation or III
ceraiion Of the Womb. Incidental IIemorrhage OF
Flooding, Painful, Suppressed aud Irregular
henstruation,& e. An old and reliable remed,
Send postal card for n pamphlet, with trea tment
cares. and certificates lfom physicians and pa
tients. TO HOwARTI Il BALLARD. UTICA, y
y. Sold by all Druggists sl.O per bottle.
ly29
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The Virtues of the sambucl for Females.

The virtues attributed to the Sambu-
u fruit are numerous aud long stand
ing. 1t has for centuries entered large
ly into pharmacopGa for the curing OF
diseases and healing oil wounds and es.
pecially for female weaknesses. We
rejoice when Specr's Sambuci Wine,
an article so highly praised for its
strengthening aud medicinal qualities,
can he so readily purchased Sold al
the old Case Il Rider drug store.
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Dropsy and rheumatism.

Dropsical and Rheumatic persons find
the use of speer's Port Grape Wine, OF
New Jersey, aud the Wine Bitters, OF
~incalculable benefit. Their purity and
valuable properties have given them 4
wide reputation among physicians
throughout this country and Europe
This wine took the highest premium a,
the late Centennial. IL is excellent fol
weary and debilitated females.