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Tha Rea1IEyer Know on

J.G. starkey, . prominent and influential
citizen Of Iowa City, says; II have had the
dyspepsia aud liver complaint for several
YEAR, and have used every remedy ! could
hear Of without any relief whatever, until
saw your shiloh's vitaliEer advertised in our
paper, and was persuaded totryit lam hap
py 70 state that II has entirely cured me. Its
certainly the best remedy ever knew Of"
Sold by Z. Booking, Agent, Odd Fellows
Hall, and Chas. MoenEemoeller.
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Grants Movements.

MrtPHls, April l4.-General Grant and
party, in charge Of 4 delegation OF citizens
Of Little Rock, Ark, left by special train
Al noon to-day. They will arrive at Lit.
lie Rock at 7 O'Clock this evening. The
General will remain guest Of that city
until Friday morning. when he returns 70
GGlens, Ill, stopping only at Cairo and
Bloomington.
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B0n,i Purchnses.

Nrw YoRE, April 1.-THE proposals to
sell bonds TO the government to-day ag-
gresated S, e45 ,250, at 1915 to 1924 for
SKIES OF 80; 105 OF to l08.l4 for skies Of
'sl, land l0S 65 to 103 SO for fves. The
Treasury accepted s., 500, 900 in bonds at
10416 to l04.ls for skies Of 80, and 1851
to 1882 for SKIES Of 81.
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wHAr other preparations fail 70 do,
Halls Hair Remover surely accomplishes.
1t renews the hair and especially restores
its color when gray and faded. As. q
dressing 1t Is unsurpassed. making the hair
moist, soft and glossy. The most econom-
ical preparation ever offered, Its effects re-
main long time, and those who have
once made a trial Of 1t will never use any
other. Adsertisr and Union, Fredonia,
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Dr.. 1. GUY LEWIS, OF Fulton, Ark,
writes: zone year agoI was taken sick. A
friend argued so strongly in favor OF TUFTS
Pills that I was induced TO use them.
Never did medicine have q happier effect
than in my case. After practice Of q
quarter Of a century, ] proclaim them the
best anti.bilious medicine ever used. !
have prescribed them in my practice ever
since" TTHas
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Undoubtedly with children, attributed to
other causes, is occasioned by worms.
Browns Yermifuge Comfits, 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, so hurtiul TO
children. twenty-five cents Q bog.
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FoR UPwARps OF Thirty YEARs Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. II corrects acidity OF the
stomach, relieves triid colo, regulates the
bowels, cures dysentey and didrrhed,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well-tried remedy.
Is cerlls bottle. p4W
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sH11oHis CLrARRH RENEpY.-A marvellous
cure for catarrh, diphthefia, oanker mouth,
and headache. With each bottle there Il an
Ingenious nasal injector for the more success
ful treatment OF the complaint without extra
charge. Price 50 cents. Sold BY Z. Book.
Ing, Agent Odd Fellows Han, and Chas,
Moenkemoallel, fI9A1oM
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wAEHIxeroS, D. G., Jan. 16, 1880.
81. II. WARNER & Co.-DEAR SlR:-1
write to say that after having taken your
Safe Pills and finding them all that is
claimed for them in your circular, l cheer
fully recommend them as the best Pills in
the market. JOSEPH PRATHER,
Trh4s. 400 n. street, Washington, d. O.
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Eminent Dr. n. II. watson, Annapolis,
Md, writes: Colden's Liebig's Liquid Ex-
tract OF Beef Is superior to cod liver oilor
anything l have ever used in wasted or
impaired constitutions. p4w
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PAIArABLE MEdlcIsEs.-Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral Is honeyed drop Of relief; his
Cathartic Pills glide sugar.shod over the
palate; and his sarsaparilla Is q nectar
that imparts vigor to life, restores the
health and expels diseass.-Raterford (PG.)
AiperttAer. D4w
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Prom Dr. .. W. Hunter, Baltimore, Nd.
Colden's Liebig's Liquid Extract Of
Beef, take pleasure In recommending,
always produces good blood, health and
strength. pAM
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Rome Are GONN anu SOME NTE nNltNIbs
-tTESNTsoN EAsa rey young.
"APpoHrMHSr" and ''interment" is Q
rhyme sent in by poet this morning. Il
he will kindly make the former, We will
guarantee that he will get the latter.-Ne'1
Harm RegiItsT. -..
"How sweet the moonlight sleeps upon
the bank as the burglar remarked to his
pal while they gazed at the institution
they intended to rob the first dark night.
-Loren Courier.
An irreyerent young man at communion
service, handed back the wine goblet to
the old deacon, and astonished him BY
whispering in his ear: That's about the
worst port ever tasted"
A MAN gets into trouble by marrying
two wives. II he marries only one he
may have trouble; aud some men have
come to tribulation by simply promising
to marry one. Trouble anyhow.-HaTt'
ford Journal.
OK the Emperor Williams birthday
congratulations flocked in as thick as the
cheers when q ball player makes tally on
curved pitching. Itmeans something now.
a.days when q king scores another year.
Rochester Express.
A BosFoG lawyer told another lawyer,
who asked him aqucstion, that he usually
received pay for his Rdvies. Then"
said lawyer No. !, extending fifty cents,
Wtell me all you know and give me back
the bange."-AlbGg Law Journal.
JOSEPH Cook calls Niagara Falls 'date.
less roar" He has not yet invented .
term 10 apply 10 the Niagara haekman,
wbose roar Is Of more recent date. Moth.
inc IesS than 9 six-syllabled word, with
sharp corners and jagged edges, will do
them Justice.
A pRoLI fellow up in Connecticut ashed
n rich old man out OF the mill pond and
received The offer Of % cents from the res-
cued mIssr, 70, that's too muSh|" e1'
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NEW LINEN may be embroidered more
easily by rubbing It over with fine white
soap; 1t prevents the threads from crack
ing.
GRAHAM BREAD.-0ne pint OF sour milk,
one egg, one small tablespoonful OF soda,
one.half cup molasses, one quart Graham
-four; mix well together; bake one hour.
PIcKLEp MUTTON HAMs.-Three gallons
Of soft water, one pound OF coarse sugar,
two ounces OF saltpetre, three pounds OF
common salt. Boil and remove the scum,
and when cold pour over the meat. In two
or three hours the ham will be excellent
for baking or boiling. 1t may be smoked
II preferred.
To SOFTEN PurrY.-slack three pounds
OF stone quicklime in water, then add one
pound Of pearlash, and make the whole
about the consistency oil paint. Apply It
to both sides OF the glass, and let 1t remain
for twelve hours, when the putty will be
so soitened that the glass may be easily
taken out Of the frame.
How TO MAKE TIA GO FuRTHER.-A
method has been discovered for making
more than the usual quantity Of tea from
any given Quantity Of the leaf. The
whole secret consists OF steaming the leaf
before stepping. By this process 1t Is said
fourteen pints oil good quality may be
brewed from one ounce Of tea.
PuDpNd.-An excellent apple pudding
can be made from the remains OF rice
pudding. Arrange well-sweetened and
favored apple sauce in alternate layers
with cold rice pudding; add little butter
and sugar, sift sugar over the top, and put
in oven TO heat through and brown on the
top. ANY sort OF fayoring may be used
for this pudding. y.
To Boil OSIoSs.-Some years ago 1
read In an English journal contribution
OF Mr.. Frank auckland, where he stated
that alter mental fatigue and occasional
sleeplessness he was greatly benefited BY
eating onions at dinner. How soporihc
or sleep.inducing the onion, the much de-
spised vegetable, is, am not prepared to
to state, but ! know that many persons
who are troubled with sleeplessness use
them. II properly boiled so as to get the
twang out Of them, the onion is q most
delicate vegetable. To every quart Of
onions quart OF cold water, with q hall
Tablespoonful ofsalt. Boil not too fast for
two hours. Drain In colander thoroughly
and allow 10 get cold. Make sauce with
tablespoonful Of butter, the same OF flour,
and one-half pint Of milk; rub butter and
flour perfectly together, with pinch OF
black pepper. Boil milk, which pour over
-four and butter, and stir all the time to
keep smooth. Put onions in sauce
and let them heat until the same boils'
Ought to be served rather dry.
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Financial and Commercial.


NV YoRk. April I4-MoaEY-ep per cent
per annum and 1852 per cent per diem, closing
at 9. Prime mercantile paper 6ae .per cent
Startling exchange, bankers Bills dull at y s5i
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EyrxY one will find a general tonic in
'tLindsey's Improved Blood searcher. All
druggists sellit.
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DoS'r deceive yourselves. "Dr. Sellers
Cough Syrup" for the cure Of colds and
coughs has no equal. Sold by druggists
nj 2be.
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claimed be; e'talns with itf' And he
handed back q cent?, saying, calmly Is be
poeketed four cent?, 'sfhst's about right"
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RAILROAD BoSps-Genenlly firm.
SrATE SEnuRifin-Dull.

STAIE bECuRIIIH-UuII.
SrocKs-The market is less active with the
irregular course Of prices. The widest huctu-
atoms were in Nashville and Chattanooga,
which declined from II to 60h, recovered to
73I< and reacted TO TAX. Louisville and
Nashville fell of FROM 1853 70 16l, and closed
opening, and later advanced \ to 1ss per
cent. During the afternoon prices fell y 70
2H per cent, the latter for Iron Mountain.
The market closed quiet and barely steady.
Trana.ntfnns 07(l I'm ShaYaa
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There Is some improvement in the tone and
activity OF tue market this week. though
prices (aality considered) are unchanged.
The offerings generally were OF better cia4s,
the Western Cattle being especially very fine,
while the stable-fed Pennsylvania Cattle were
about as usual. There were very few common
Cattle in the yards. The markets losed rather
earlier than usual. Prices ranged from 50 76a
5 IS per 100 pounds, few selling as low as the
former figure, most Of the sales ranging from
4Ta6I<cp per ID.
Mich Cows-There isamore active demand
for good cows common are dull. Prices,
$50 0Oa46 90 per head; as EQUALITY.
TuR GHrtNR uAuFrr
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oHioAeo, April 14-Fluur dull and nomi.
nal. Wheat active but lower; opened weaker
and lower and closed firm at inside prices
No, 2 Chicago spring, fresh. 81 1OH regular I;
Suck cash and April; sll2H bid May
81 l0k June; No. 8, 81 90. Corn unsettled
but generally lower; fresh S5Isc; regular
1910 cash and April; S5Tc May; 36I bid
June. Oats dull and prices shade lower;
&c cash; 500 t304o May and June. Rye
and Barley steady aud unchanged. Pork ac-
tive but s Lever and very weak at g s9as IS
Lard dull and lower at So S7I<a6 90 cash and
May; IS 95a8 ok June. Bulk meats dull.
weak ana lower at 50 eOa6 lia6 IS. Whisky
steady and unchanged at 81 OF.
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Iinseod Oil steady ut SOC.

L41uAtVA Va StcaAy abSNSs
ToLkpo, April l4.-wheat frmer; No. 8
white Wabash 81 ls; No white Michigan
81 is; amber Michigan 81 u; No. red win.
June 81 TX: July 81 OF; No. 3 red Wabash
81 IL; No. 9 Dayton and Michigan red 81 81 {;
western amber 81 2l5f; No amber Illinois
81 23H. Corn frmer; high mixed 4lci No.
9 red spot $40; May 30N; rejected 800.
Oats steady; No. ., S4Hc.
NEw oRLEANs, April l4,-Coffee quiet; Rio
cargoes, ordinary u prime l3Aal6c. Sugar,
IteSdy and in fair demand; common to good
common 6xaIkc; fair 10 fully fair
79SaT5Ec; prime TO choice 7XaShc;
yellow clarified ssGAsTc. MolaSseS dull I;
common SilaS5c; fair SSa30c; centrifugal
S0aiOc; prime u choice 4Oa62c. Rice in go d
demand at full prices; Louisiana ordinary
10 choice 6NaIhc.
NEW YoRE, April 14.-Businen remains
quiet with package houses, and jobbing Is
only moderate. Cotton goods are quiet, but
agents prices are unchanged. Prints dull and
unchanged. Printed lawns and piques are
10 fair request. Mems wOolens quiet and
firm.
The Bulletin says that 1880 pieces Of silk
will be sold at auction next Wednesday.
New YoRK, April a. MetAls-MAnuiac-
tured copper. new sheeting S32 OO; tngOt lake
S2i 80. . ig iron dull and weak; Scotch S27 o.
a29 90: American $40 00a4 0O. Russia sheet.
ing $l325. Nails, cut s. S0a5 10; clineh 50 50
AZ 90.
TITusy1IIE, April 14-PErRoLEuM-Marke
opened at 7l5Ec, highest T4Sc, lowest IL sc
closing at 75Tc. Shipments $1,000 barrels
average % 1900 barrels; charters 1900; aver
ago l6,7 ZOO. Transactions 64S,OOO barrels,
CNcKSATI, April Il. -Hog = Steady
common s. 60aI 20; light 81 IS; packing
81 goal GS; butchers s. B5Ai IS. Receipt
2,TOO head; shipments ], 800 head.
PrrrSBuEGB. April lL-PETRoLEUN-Active
crude very irregular: cloSed at 0SHc d
Parkets for shipment refined 71<c for Phila
dslphia delivery,
INV YoRx. April 14.-wooL Dull ant
heavy; domestic fleece 60A85c; pulled SSl
&c; unwaShed lsAiOc; Texas 2laiOc.
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RENARKs oN pEEr cArr1E.

The arrivals Of cattle during the week
amounted TO 1911 head, against 1854 last
week, and 1875 head the corresponding week
week. and l,0i9 head the corresponding week
OF last year, and were Is follows:
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HOUSEHOLD knowledge.

NEw LINEN may be embroidered more
easily by rubbing it over with fine white
soap; 1t prevents the threads from crack
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Transactions 270,O0 shares.

BALTIMORE, April l4.-Flour dull and in
buyers favor: westerR superfue s. 60a4 90 (;
do extra 81 76a5 IS; do family IS 76a6 IS.
Wheat, western lower; No, 2 western winter
red, spot aud April 81 SIX; May 81 2SEa
l 2SIl June 81 25Xa1 %; July 81 II 1fa1 lax.
Corn, western lower and dull; western mixed
spot and April 40kai9&o; May 47S1alSc;
Juue 4711a417sc; steamer $50. Oats steady;
western white 42a42Hc: western mixed Ala
42Xc; Pennsylvania 49c. Rye dull at coo
Hay firm; prims 10 choice Pennsylvania
SIS 00a20 90. Provisions quiet. Mess Pork
at 81 75al2 %. Bulk meats, loose shoulders
40; clear rib sides exc: do packed 6a7IIlc.
Bacon shoulders 8 No; clear sizes nc. Hams
at l0KalIIfc Lard at Sc. Butter quiet:
prime 70 choice western packed 2Sa25c; roll
20A25c. Eggs easy at ll4l2c. Coffee quiet !;
Rio cargoes l3;<al65zc. Sugar frmer; A
soft 9<c. Whisky firm and In fair demand
at 81 09Jzat1o.
PHILADELPHIA, April 14.-Flour, there Is q
total absence Of any demand except for small
lots TO meet the wants OF local consumers
western extra 81 5Oa5 90; Minnesota extra me-
dunn s. IS; good s. 6:1Ia5 IS; choice 80 90;
fancy 50 25 Minnesota patent choice 81 80.
Rye -four 81 SCAT rs. Wheat unsettled and
lower; western rejected, 81 2sh; No. 2 red
elevator, car lots 81 3ik; Eo2 red April
81 ooA Ulu, 81 oo5A hskeui hhy Sl Lo1A Dlu )
81 2s5S asked; June 81 251S bid; 81 257S
asked; July 81 lax bid;$l l4js asked. Corn,
In good demand for grain depot and track,
which Is held firmly yellow western 6ia54 Nc;
rejected, depot CSC: steamer, 6Sc; sail
mixed, April 6lic bid, 6lkc asked; May
4Sc bid, 48hc asked; June 471Sc bid, 471sc
asked: July 4sc bid; 4sHc asked. Oats de-
mand limited; No. mixed 4Sc; No. 8 white
44ai5c; No. 2, 46Ifc; No. co 46Iza47c. Whis-
ky firm ut 10.
NEW YoRk, April 14.-Cotton easier at llX
al2c. Flour dull and weak; superfne west
ern and State s. 9Oai IS; common to good
81 60a5 90; white wheat extra 81 9Sa5 rs;
extra Ohio s. 30a7 90: good TO choice IS 05a
Z 90; st. Louis IS 0Oa7 so; Minnesota patent
So 60as Is. Wheat easier; NO. 8 spring 81 Is,
ungraded red 81 32al IS: No. red Kansas
81 q; No. 2 do 81 35Ifal 359<; ungradod
white 81 2sIla1 81; No. 9, 81 29I{; No. j, 81 80
al SIX: No. 2 red April 81 Bal 80; May
81 3lAal 8234; June 81 27al 80. Corn, cash
scarce and futures dull and a shade easier;
ungraded 62a64c; No. 8, 62a52L<c; steamer
62a5S; No. 2, 623{a6Sc; yellow. round 6Oc;
yellow western 5Sa5ic; No. 2 red April Okla
Bike; May 47Jla4so; June 4T9Sa47Hc. Oats
heavy; western mixed 4la421h white western
4sa50Ifc. Whisky nominal at 81 10.
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East LIBEErY. April H-CATrLx Re.
ceipts to-day LISP head OF through and 40
yard stock; total for two days 1882 through
and 800 local supply for yard sales. Market
exceedingly light but good; prices to-day
u trifle. higher, about nc; extra would have
brought S Is; fair to good butchers stock
81 00a4 IS; common and light steers S. goa
8 IS; stocken scarce at s. 00a3 10; still bulls
s. so; cows, stays and other bulls 81 25a3 10.
sales to-day ia head.
Hoos-Receipts to-day 1905 head; total for
two days 1876; YUrker 81 60ai IOi Philadel.
phias 81 9Oa5 05.
sHEEa-Receipts to-day 900 head total for
two dsys20O0. Selling, wooded at IS seas 76i
clipped s. 25a4 rs.
CHICAGO, April 1.-THE Drove5 Journal
Hoes-Receipts 10000 head; shipments
4, 200 head. Packers buying spsringly; com.
Fmon to fair rough amt weaker; shippers buy
freely; mixed packing 81 16a4 40; choice
heavy 81 G0a4 10; light 81 25s4 so.
CATTLE-KeceipH 800 hssd; shipments
400 head. Market slow but steady; com.
mon shipping 81 O0af So CHOICE export q %
as 40; butchers easier at 81 60a4 20; stockers
and feeders Sc S0a4 20.
sHEEP = Receipts 5000 head, shipments
1000 bead. Active and firm; clipped s. 75S
s 80; good to choice 50 Ooa6 40.
CIHciHSArI, Apr Il. = Cotton weak al
Ike. Flour steady and unchanged Wheat
weak: No. red winter 81 Is. Corn quiet
No. 9 at 4ic. Oats dull; No. mixed $50
Rye firmer at SOC. Barley dull extra No
8 fall 9Vc. Pork dull and neglected at $40 O
a1O rs. Lard quiet at 50 90a6 IS. Bull
meats quiet at S. 81 JIa4 0Oa8 l6a8 SO. Bacon
dull and lower at 4Ka6AaT9Sc. Whisky
steady at 81 05. Butter quiet and unchanged
Tinssed OIL steady ut Soc
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THE SWINE MARKET.

Tie offerings are not in as full numbers as
the quality, some dealers reporting their stock
as not as good, while others report theirs bet
ter than IL was then. The trade Is fairly ac-
tive in all the yards, some Of them being
bare, or nearly bare, OF stock, and the prices
obtained are shade better than last week.
We quote sales at 6a6Ac for rough stock,
while ths better grades bring 6la6Nc; with
extra at exc.
TIE EHEEp MInKEr
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PRlcEs oY BEE cArTlE a IN MARKEF TRls

THE quotations given in our i've stock reports
NJ q tie retail market sIespt vhsn otherwise
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NEWSPAPERS WIZ AND HuMoR.

TIE Syracuse Herald knows what hit
Beaconsfeld. It was Gladstone.
THE Chicago Journal says that Sankey's
new hymn, as your Lamp still Burning?
should be inscribed to Edison.
THE man who stepped on an hour.glass
thought for minute that he was making
footprints on the sands Of time.-Nao Or
leadi Piedylne.
THE wife of wealthy and retired gro
Ger to her artistic dress-maker: Dress me
in such manner that my yulgarities will
pass for medieval Alterations"
Summer time will come aglln,
With It's soitly boHing Lephyrs,
Lowing kline are 10 the hSlds;
aar.r aud n hnlllrL.
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Low PRICES.

Il 10 held by many Of the residents
OF Puget Sound that snerchants SAX too
much for their goo6s-too much profit
necessary 70 make them satisssd-vsnt
TO make too much money in too short o
time. Such has been the case. we will
not deny. The time. however. for
max q . million . month 10 rov past
Jennings the Greer, foreseeing the
natural course of events. has taken
time By the forelock and is now selling
goods in his line st retail - cheap -
the same can be purchased in Frisco.
Having always hsd the name Of keep
ing good goods. and having one Of the
largest stocks on Pages Sound. be ID
now prepared to cell cheaper than any
other house. for the reason that be sells
Tor cash only. Buying the same way
gives him . great advantage, which be
is willing to divide among his many
PATROLS. Cousuls him before purchas.
ing. All order. from abroad promptly
attended To. Satisfaction euaranteed
in all cs,es or money refunded. Goods
shipped to Any part of the Sound G. o.
ID. Correspondence solicited in regard
to market for any merchan disc any
parties have to dispose of.
p. o. Box ia. Address
JENNINGS THE GROCER,
Opposite Opera Hoase. Seattle.
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DEAR MUTE Rxnrnrr,os.-A s.lem

DEAR MUTE ExnrRrrlos.-A salem
correspondent of the Portland Standard
Gays: Last night Professor knight
brought the pupils OF the Deaf Mute
School TO the House and gave the mem.
bers very interesting xhibrion Of the
manner OF ipstructing these poor M.
fortunates. The proficiency attained
by these pupils 10 wonderful. and the
exhibition last night did more good
than thousand speeches TO show that
the State should appropriate Sufficient
money TO keep up the school in q
proper manner. and not content itself
with q niggssdiy pisteacs to help these
children Of miafortnne TO attain m edu
cation and the means Of caring for
themselves when grown up. The school
10 we'll managed and It should be the
pride Of the State to make il one Of the
institutions that could be pointed to
with pride. This argument is made
still more forcibls when il is known
that nearly al the parents OF these
children, while they pay their proper
ton Of taxes for the maintenance of
our free schools. enjoy mono Of the
privileges. their children being 6ebar-
red by misfortune from receiving such
an education. This should not be. and
the proper steps shonld Be taken TO fur.
nish the school will all the necessary
means.
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Martin Lather's own copy Of the
Vulgate from which he translated the
Bible into German. while living at
Funker Forg. on the WortburR (l5al.
22I. - said to have been discovered.
The director of little watering place
ia Bohemia. DIR. Schlechts Ritter Won
SedmiboTsky. claims 70 be in possession
of the volume for which 30 many
Lutheran scholars have made the
most diligent search The margin Of
the single leaves of the Latin volume
10 covered ~,tb notes by Luther. A
Bohemian paper states that this book
was formerly In the Royal Saxon Lii
brary. from which il passed long time
ago into the hands II the poet. FAM
Hvezdy. sv