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An Old man etood ~ the river dssbh,
Aod kssed sfas - The 0tAse ssde;
Whis biz trsmbiipg hsuds and Sattsr'
q, ling brsath, ~. - =! -
Showed bic bsek,v1s almost IN tho tide.
The san q bic lilo ~ aiAktns Iov.
Aud the paste poes eages' Weee laid "a
rest; IN ti, -.
Row =. : ripping -.s'' in their psss'-
Gene like . hymn from usssioos blsst.
Many agar he lad brsved The strife,
Till tho Locke Ut Brown I'D changed to
gray; ai.u.vr .g
Till children dear aud loving wife
Had come TO- the, shots aud saiied away.
Mother and father, sister sud friend,
Had crossed from earth 70 \ home on
q high;
He had travelled on to his journeys end
That bad lid to this river rolling BY.
Many flower had blossomsai round
His path nov hid by the distant hill;
Many . pleasure in life WAS found.
And memory came with IN old time
thrill.
But be turned away from the bygone
throng.
And gazed at the waters near bis fest,
That danced and rolled with . solemn
song,
Whose rhyme was Hope with acoents
sweet. o.
He gased altar through the golden mist,
A boat was launched On the wsvelets
sheen;
The sunbeams fell-for the last time
kissed,
The eyes meet closed on earthly scene,
His bark had called to eternity,
That unknown space with its mystic
dead, 80.
And tho river sang in strange harmony
While he away ou ito bosom sped.
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DR.. I. 6. johnson 4 o., u BAR
gor, Me-, peopIi6tor1 o. iJohnspoAD
An0dyne nnlnept viii gpn4 keo
TO oil who will write, for Il, .leliAble
Information how 70 prevent clp6tae:
rlA. tho most 70 b. dcoaddG 0afolf
dreadful diseases. Z Vita 1ouenaln1s
post. emoe address. county ana ll Atet2
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CHAPTER VII.
TIE DUNGEON!

A0A UONWkVN'
Tenderly @wD+d Aurora on the
young Greek slave - he oeuntered
down the strahd. watching the glae:
OF Wavelets courstng - aud ITO oil
along tho sandy beach: The Sky
NJ clear and the landscape soft
and beautiful. The rising Gun VA
hocaldsd by tho golden tints that
streaked the EAst. The light bret -
that sighed ovef the quiet waters had
q refce0hing influence over the
yoanR Athe0ian, and after 8 long
walk In search Of = Heeest. . pless.
ant oomnolence oyeroAmo hte Wee-
b senses. ADVANCING % tho foot Of
q giant ok Q few pacoo nom the
waters margin, on the 11ound o SnlJ
Length 10 threw himself. E1h1uDt-
Cd With Q aleOplaDo night and Q lone
walk. tho music Of tho rustuoG
ieoveo soon lulled him % Q deep
T6e absence of IorIox vas IN.
nodded b. tho inm~l<s oS old 1A.
lo1'S coitaeo until their morning
Euunet: . b then failed % put % 90
aPvosseooeH Ses "s "a se @u1 1 "a S.s
6 :osso c 1% ~ ~ him ~ 'some
distance from the houoe bat not
Adding tho object OF their search,
returned. The oanoe OF biz absence
none could 0uImloA Nor could they
eueoe whittier b bad gone.
oo 800, ~ ~. ~ , ~ AZ la
~ g !c 1!I1 81 .sss . ~ ~ ~, ~,
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reason lof n's vloiune tost .! o,et S's,
!sae-iooe ees. ! SSsu ae s0Vo'' W.
ny ~, u ~ ~ s.... IN: n,.v n
.VOo1 ~ o1 \, r tss.eo = .:i,sI
some WHO oeesn Aoeo ~ y. asu
A1111A. teeAtoIees oi !uo e.
" tns aoxlooe AcILLAs :u"e .. sp.
p!eoeeeso0s eisesoS "e'o :" S<
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n!1oa 1vWoeo On q" '"oas"''e
coiio. ...i.,...A.s ..h. D..
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eete q ver oeauIlIuI Dlo - SV.o.
teets3 w!n oessvs - 1 w. -, ny. aS
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WEE ~ sN'' s1ey I"er sv s.yA, ~ Cs'
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tiGe oI eoI@M iI!e ..x x . .s''
s!eo aoosE t"eII t.sss. rrs.,scs I
Nots teIc OF our oS Sss.t A - ,ssss
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Medical.
THE GENUINE ;rH
DIR. G. Mel ANE'S
.2Tf Celebritta America 1l1tj'
WORM SPECIFIC
.alH OR .- ~ -.'ii
.V''El|RMlFUG.E,
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

THE countenance is pale and lead,
;. j en.colored. with occasional Apshss,
or circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull: Abe
pupils dilats: an. azure semicircle
runs along The lower eye.ld the
nose IS irritated. swells. and sometimes
bleeds; a swelling Of the upper Zip;
occasional headache. with humming
or throbbing Of the ears; an unusual
secretion Of saliva Shiny or furred
tongue; breath very foul. particularly
in the morning; appetite variable
sometimes voracious, with 4 gnawing
sensation Of the stomach, at others,
entirely gone: fleeing pains in the
stomach; occasional nausea and vom-
lung; violent pains throughout the.
abdomen bowels irregular. at times
tostive; stools Shiny. not unfrequent-
ly tinged with blood belly swollen
and hard urine turbid respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompa.
MED by hiccough; cough sometimes
dry and convulsive: uneasy and dis
turbed sleep. with grinding Of the
teeth; temper variable. but generally
irritable. &c. i'7 - 2. sure.
Whenever the above symptom,
-.,r. arc found to exist,
. DIR. c. McLANE'S VERNlFUCE !
will certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; ], is an innocent prepa-
ration. noteapa5l<9 q Doing tie a;gAlksf
injury to the most texdsv infant.
Tie genuine DR.. MCLANE's YER
MIFUGE bears the signatures Of {.
MCLANE and FLEMING Bros on The
WRAPPER. 30 ~ u ~
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lopaoN now turned 70 confront hi,
charRt0g iloee. He ~ Quickly Of,
tackled, eod with, ~ ,halbsrd made
good bio defence for some time. Old
MARoN could not remain Q passive
spectator 70 such Q otrepge and COW
} ardly assault. Hli venerable jndi9.
nation W. 4xklndted, aud be rushed
With youthful activity TO the assist.
A0oe Of bio quest. Ooe OF the horse.
men Who he'd diOmouutsd, confront.
ed the old man With . blow on hib
head that felled him to the earth.
The wound was Z fetal. aADxETA
shrieked With fright and horror,
when che ~ her fathers 8ged form
Ra9plpg 10 bio death struggle on the
pesrlyr aaads nov cramson With his
Iopaox. sttll held, bis own. The
htrelinks oould not yet approach him.
Thete Cursee, tho clash Of steel aod
the shrleks OF ARNErA made Q
terrible din.
But the slave could not long bat.
tie against such odds. Exhausted,
he was soon disarmed and captured.
He had accidentally stumbled, and
% be fell an adversary wrenchei
bis helbred from him: another hid
seized him by the throst and i'm.
planting his knee upon bis breast,
neld him fast.
Bind him wel!." exclaimed the
young chieitein Of the party with
bis eyes fiercely rivitted % his prise.
ner.
Ropes and CORDS we're now applied
TO tho limbs OF the unfortunate slxva,
Az tho three soldiers busted them.
selves 10 securing the Athenian: the
young chisftsin nov turned biz a.
tentton to the orphan maiden. He
started With horror . be behe ID the
heightened form Of the cage Maroon,
dead at bic feet.
ARxErA screamed afresh! Ia tho
helmvted brow Of the leader che
recognized her betrothe1 N1Rsus! y
In IN agony Of grief she threw her.
self On her fathers corpse. The
young soldier raised her sorrow
stricken form. ''Oh! AliirrA," he
exclaimed, bis voice choked With
emotion. "Who could have iOfeseen
10 dsmuable q stroke Of Fatal ]
would have given worlds II this had
not happened" .. ..f .ir
Toe 9ords came from bis very heart.
He released tho girl. Battle axe
in hand, be strobe With threatening
aspect to hts three followers.
There wGs 4 cold leaden CLEAN II
ME angry eye, aud his bloodleas lip
Quivered. No..
"Whose deed is this ?" demanded
he 10 = Ausky voice, pointing to the
Tho guilty offender soolishly stood
forward. - a'. al
mine" ssid be vauutingly.
The fool knew not the oonstruc.
ton Of his chiettain's mind. L Was
but for 90 instant that MINUS fixed
his eye on tho soldier. Rsislpg on
high bic veil poised axe, b. dealt
The man . hAaXy blow On hig helmet.
The slave reeled! .>',,-tL,-.,l..a,
The ponder9,is axe had cleft b
twain 6is polished morton and bed
bufieti ifaet II the soldter'S brainl
Without : ssosp tho bleeding n4n
( silsnt ss.llnes. par,,adsd1 ~
aWeotsuck crowd. 49, a".,I 80
A large body OF armed hocDeQSu
nov made their appearance O. ~
b kiurus' orders tho tvo ootpsssl
were, carried to the cottage, Wbifhle
ho Ala0 followed Lending tho mourn
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Q6LA 9J9 0ue1t Q00&0O0s x00 room
Vas large, about twenty teet square:
tho doorlees ground damp and, bkuT
and the grey stone walls were MOT
tied With dark patches CT iichen. Not
= sltmmer Of daylight entered the
dismal cell. A rock, lamp. u prts,
oner and bis chains Were the CON-
tents Of this svbterraneum vault!
The light from the lamp had now
erown DINNER, and IopsoN saw the
Last Pickering jet, oast Ito dying
ehad0K % the surface u bile rocky
table. There vas 8 SttGht ttlNmtD3s
ton IN the outer passage into which
the opened portal OF hts dungeon
led; and through this entrance, he
could plainly geo the door OF AnOth.
or cell on the opposite side cl tho
hall, evidently oimilar to bis own, ] II
Calmly ct the slave Ia w cold
hard elooye, med!t atlng On hls ln:,
exorable Fate. His blood cuddled
- be reflected on bic erribe doom!I
he Was otlll. y0ung and 70 die thus
early, VaO . bitter panhandle doub,
II intense BY tho dreams OF ELysIpx.
his hopeful imS9itati0n had pAipted'
for tho future. He' bad STOOD Gb0ni
the very threDhoin ioi r0ah10e6obl'
Liberty opened the dreamy, uortalal
and smiling love ukA. q hoSuteon6
hostess bade hin enter ths eSsdAn..
ptectnctsl But alee the highN6oetn1
vision hAs vanished. u Hie k0peD,l 1ros
1: T6ese !y u. one soothing eset,el.,,
ton to him "a this hout 81 adVef3ttyl
that did much 20 ,seo0ago ~ IpaIol
and ,b1ttefneok' IL ipepireds. him
with . noble resigpstion -lcyL+IA,
Was safe from the talons Of the. wi,
ture! She might DO the BffdH "
TBlssALUe--but nover the Bride &c,
PnAIAlls! beaidas-her 1etQras ~,
Athena would convict PHALiRla, OF,
her abductio n-Iud his own mnf66r.
should he b sacrificed 70 The 1b6aI
table hate 0lthe tyrant-Woult bot
"' While these and kindred s,ubiec,ttais,
engagod biz thOughte he was startled
by o esll feminine form thAe ditk.o
ened tho threshold Of bio puioone
door. IL her cleoched hand be- SAT,
the sheen 6fs dagger!, .'".',,,
Slowly bhe ADVANCED towards him
Not q rustic Was heard from ItheI
DIRK tolds q her robe, for she r1aese,
ed With ghost Ike poilelessneee! ara
The slave inspected lhk dark III.
ttude9S 1t6oltAt mission" ~ iload a7a2
"Whoa it t10o ~ He exclelmesa ed
The 1O0a4 fy4de1Ay stopped. Ian
sslf A1,nnvxO Saa &hS acos,fc ro,,lxs
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THE DllS OF PGRlCL@.'
BY ''cI0AlH Z. -

A Love Legend Of Ancient Greece.
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-. DIR. G. NoLANE.S
LIVER. PILLS

,IrI--T ..'...ls. '.
are not recommended as remedy "for
all the ills that flesh j, heir to-" but in
affections Of the liver, and in al Billions,
Complaints, Dyspepsia and Sick Head
ache, Or diseases Of that character, they
stand without a rival.
AGUE'AND FEVER.
. nh u II ~ S..a. i.t..
No better cathastic can Be used prepas-
a,ory 10, or after taking Quinins.
~ Z siapls purgsdve hey IRE N.
squaled.
,re YDGWADH ~ ulI1A110NA
The genuine are never sugar eeated.
Each box has Z red wax seal on the
I'D. With the impression d.. Mc1ANs's
Each wrappe, hesu he ienassses Of
e. MclANs and flk,iiNo bl0s. ea.gi.t
~. 1ssise ,poa hsviAl the, Eeauips D..
e. Nc1sAHs's l,ylS hlAs, psepased BY
5lea;a9, DseA, e., Pitishul6 d. n, ~,
!, nalkH } hing fsn eG inisalioss Il ~
,nsNs Mkk(ss, spsllsd diee'saaly ut
aems 1goesacia&too. e5; So 'aI!noJ : rs
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CR0CKERYwARE, &C., &C.,

Also general line Of Plantation and
Family supplies.
May 1, 1878.
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4 .wrd sirrsn Tnis ,vas : ed mo.
wsut ~ III, fot their hearts we're
knit By tho bonds OF the pureet ~
"Wvep DOT, F .thsr," said IcYlLlA
teuderiy, ''lor after ee have ceturu 4
70 our 6omss-We wtll come sgstn 70
see thee 10 thy hospttsble ROOT and
~ viii bring our father with W. /
.pesy thee we~p not.
~ 1Alox replied not He shook biz
silveesd l,cks-his heart was too full
tor utteIaoCe. Fl s..e T..-..
The two maideus embraced, and
ICYLllA lightly leap.d 10 the boat.
lopnox Wos shout following, when
lUu.l SHOUTS and tho heavy tramp.
nno OF hnross attracted their atten.
tion. Fur horoemea 10 glitte9iog
xrmoe and With drawn sRosds 3D.
.vAncrd q lull e.'eed On the party. .
Tte lelxVe OWNED theif hostile
purpose. These Were tho llAnoh.
me6 Of The powerful PaAl.ARls.
.Icr1lN end biz own capture toetr
object He would socei0oe him1elf
md onvo 10 maiden. t son
10 the sailoE. quickly turning be
said: IVY worthy friends, 10 Athens
a. With Thu maiden! Aud !oen ye
nsye restored hee % hee noble FAth.
'ef-ye ohall b richly rewarded
Ply! I implote ehee b. OIL the Gods
Of 0eoeoe % ~! 80 -
HI Vchemance and frantic gesttcu.
)atiooS Impressed snom With the
sa1neeNoeee q BIZ appta!; The 81:
iii I,s isoos iaaaSla'l'3Q, g. ND
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DOM EYTTfi.

NEW YoRH. April e,-southern aour In buyers
r "ns 10 soe d s a WHEAT y
nnd unsettled, opening ae better, afterwards
The edGaaes yss so o9spg shade
closed easier aud loss aeive;. ua9raded 5s@55.
Qats opened stronger. closed dull and heavy:
No, 3 10, HOGS unchanged and quiet. Cefree
131sDt7H. Sugar dull apd weak Cuba--7S.
fair to good refining 7h@7&, prime N re-
fined unchanged, quiet, standard A eS@gA. Mo.
lassss dull, npmlnally unchanged. Rice In good
Hosin heavy Of 81 47l@1 .5a5l. Turpentine
@as a and sfong do@so Es sg n ssss
sa@e2. unwashed 1000, Texas 2l@4e. Pork about
steady re ; very qnlse ~ for old ga 30 Tor
stsady and very quiet gt 74V1k. Whisky nominal
at q os9i - e 70 aaal s,l grsehss lever
Cetton seed 9il 9alet ana steady April az
48& bid 4eH asked; July A bid. 50 asked: half
year ~ bid, Do asked: year 40 bid. 45 asked.
CHioAGo April s-Tbe Drovers' Journal re-
ports: Hogs Receipts 1909, sbipments 400;
PRIME heayy and e99d o isght stssady; nlsed
s w9f eS d ss II oh9gs hSsyg
on packing hogs. Cattle Receipts 420o ship
ments 12OO about 1000 head on market; trade
shippine Is zoos. chiefly ~ ao@4 %: but botchers
ST hdy at 1908 so. stoekers % BOG3 go feeders
% eod94. Sheep Receipts 1000: dull and, noe
lower; com mon to medium " 1905 80. good TO
choice 5000 20: heavy supply.
.u Election TO. day. No session Of the Board Of
Trade.
81. Louis, April s.-Fiour dull; family Is 80.
choice o. so. Wheat SLOW and higher; No.
red fall 81 2ih. No. ,sdo u 10. No, do IL os,6
S over ap sssa Ws Rs ssady 81 49,
dull at $40 10 Lard quiet at $50. Bulk meats
lower for sides, shoulders 3.s0g3 S5e, ribs $40
@6.25c. sides 6 a50Ds 4oe. Bacon dull and un-
Hogs active; Workers. and Baltimorss 1900
IS. packing s4Dt 80. Bostons "a 1904 40.
fancy sA50eD4 90: receipts 4s01; shipments 3o01.
Cattle easier, but not anosabiy lower: supply
moderate. demand slow; EXPORT steers 1905 ~.
so GO gS 20 9saa, t 49, a % u s1
steers and heifers 81 1904 10. good COWS aud
hst2ers 81 75ea 10: receipts 1900: shipnsents 400
SHEEP inactiye and lower; fair 70 good nnttons
1904 ss. prime TO choice 1906 50: receipts 1900.
oiso1ssAT1 Aoril surloar i r. not quota.
Eafa aa 1ss s'esSz Buzz n esas o aaiss and
sdes II whisky In iaIr demand and Arm at
81 O5. sugar quiet; hards 10Gsf0k. New Orr
leans 7Hssh, Hogs active ana nrn; common
% sos4 r. lighs d 1904 So. packing " 2s@pA ss.
LoUIsvrihs. April s.-F!our, auiett; family y
S5 80. fancy g. 2sss 80 Wasas steady at q l29
steady at s7h. PORK quiet al 20, Lard steady
at :: Bulk meats steady: shoulders rs. ribs
01e.bO, Si0eB $50. b'tc0n BJ6AGtys B00MiQ6TB
4s7K. ribs 7.2o. sides go Sugar cured nans
9D10h. Whisky steady at 81 o..
BALTIMons April s.-Oats steady: Southern
43ND45. Western white 1905, do mixed 4i0a1.
Pennsylvania 43@45. Provisions unchanged.
steady: A soit an. Whisky dull at u osH@1 90.
Freghts unchanged.
WILMINGTON N. O., April s-Spirits Of turpen-
tine quiet at 36. Rosin quilt; 81 lax for
strained. 81 Is for good strained. Tar steady at
81 40. Crude turpentine steady; 81 90 for hard.
50 80 for yellow dip. % for virgin. Corn un-
changed.
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UouHTsx, HIpHs- Green sailed sk@s,se. drl
nint ls@lyse. dry sglted tg@1*ko v p.
ORR HIDEs-Te ID and up, y ID. $1,000
steer and COW. hides. 80 70 10 ID. eha1e
htfrF Hui ktts, IS tM. HHEteeAaa Il
TAhbow Ununtry- --.55tse. city -9etse b.
HHHswAx-1p6ogUc v N.
HoRrs-Oz horns, prime. zach doc: COW do
-ep2p
Moss Mixed $4,000 v Ii. grey IN@axc black
gh61ie.
FHArHERs- a5GDspe v III.
GOAL
rtTrsBpRs TO steamboats, 600 Y box. retail soc
" Dbl. wholesale s5c. ut, BERNARD aDe bog to
steamboats,. retail soc. wholesale s0c
AIAsaMA-Ptntt Ia selling at % p ton, 1000
10, Ace v bog TO steamboats,; retailing NJ E6e u
Dbl. Helena is selling at a. v ton. 1000 N. re-
tailing nj 5Ec v Dbl. Montevallo is selling at
W 80 v ton. 1000 n; retailing nj ESQ v bbl
MISCELLANEOUS.
NAvAr gTenHs Pitch o. ss6aa so Y Dbl, Tar a.
ns 80 hbl. Resin % 1900 90 y Dbl. Spirits tur-
pentine ssN5pn " gallon
BAhHe sruFFs- Baggins. . n. -01Ike y
yaId Az ID 111s@l2Ae; balinR twlne 1900 v ".
GoTros .TIRs-l he Arrow lie ~ 75.R bundle,
with usual discount on round lots
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THE HARDWARE TRADE.
IN, Y, Commercial Bulletin.i

A fair run OF mail ordere. travellers memo.
randuma etc, comes 10 hand but the general
Inquiry for supplies ie not full enough TO have
any very stimulating Influences and the mar
kef lacks spirited, cheerful tone, Indeed, evil
deneea of considerable disappointment over
the condition OF the market are not wanting,
and stgps of doubt as to the future may be OBJ
eerved, atocka, however, are Ia very good
hands, and not likely 10 be offered with free
dem or at lower rates until there le actual ne.
eeseity for 10, the general tone oil the market
ruling Arm. The most important change In
price made public In by the Table Cutlery Man
ufapturing Association OF the United States.
who an nounce the following advances; On Ia
hIes Nos. Vs7u, 1t7H II, 7STE e, III oente ter sss
on tables 3s7p, $3.50 b, 3s7p Q, 10 cents per
grosa; on all cold bone kntves. % cents
per dozen; on oil Moieta. 90 oents per groae
on all staE carvets lteted below a. per pair, lso
on all butchers and hunters knives Of our In
dividual etamps, O inch sise. per dozen, 100 !:
other siseH advanced proportinnately. Tho
auger and bit manufacturers. Mt a meeting held
Shis week, confirmed current rates. Foreign
hardware not very active. and values are nom
dnslly upchanG.d.
Nails have nm irregular aud more or less
nominal market, and no great change can be
expected until outside parcels are aold of or the
association rates are revised TO conform 70 ao-
tual ceiling basis. Az yet, however, the old list
forme q hasie of quotations. making the figures
~ aeG1s 40 per keE for lod to cod. according to
quantity. The Western Nail Association have
agreed to continue the stnppage OF production
for two weeks Fl ON April 3,
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HOW TO PAY OUR PUBLIC DEBT.
fBoston Trayeler.l

five would get out of debt we must keep on,
of war Looking at the history OF the enor.
NOUS debts that are owed by European nations
ana for which they are VII tually mor'gsged. we
shall see that they are the results Of war almost
entirely. Between. the date Of the PEACE Of
Utrecht tI7lsl and the date Of The Peace OF Parts
s.souf $3.50 600 600 to about sAsoo 900 900. And
why was this increase Because Ia the ! tine
s,nI nvss England. besides some lesser con-
siic,s engaged In Ave great wars that embraced
nearly half century If years. Had Walpoles
ps ssrs Longer England at the close of George
ffs r. reirn would not have had a shilling of
debt. As II was, her debt in l7es amounted t to
a srn she owed In l7i3. fifty years before
Tha war of the American revolution increase
/ Ia Fnrlish debt TO about 81 ooo.o ,e, whieh
WAS as great debt as sa6oo 100000 would ne IN
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-07
JAPANESE IMPRoVEMEN T.
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Industrial progress In Japan is always worth
noting, and the latest news on the subject Ia OF
more than usual Interest, Among the items
are the establishment OF n new cotton factory
at Hinieli, the building Of which and the put
tiru In of the machinery tGerman) were entire
ly undertaken by Japanese workmen without
any foreign help whatever A cloth factory has
also been set up near Toxic, the manager being
a Japanese gentleman named fnou-ue. who
has undergone thorough technical train
ting in Saxony. winding 1t up by marry
lug German wife. Among the improve
menta of the day. an ingenious artisan at
Hiroshima has found out how, to utilize dogs
hair for making coverlets and such like artt-
cIes. and a considerable trade is being already
carried on. both In the raw material and the
manufactured goods. The silkworm trade is
taking a bold etep on Its own account An asso.
citation Consisting Of twenty-one silk growing
villages in the province OF Joshiu are dissatis-
their "eardss 10 Italian 'xraine" agents and
have determined to start a branch establish
ment in Italy. and thus do their own exportipg
and commercial transactions direct without
any middienan or foreign agency.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-07
FIN NCsAEl.
Our quotations Of foreigr and domestic mar
kets are from The closing teieprdms
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING Hovs

7hns far. Cleatdnces. Bnfdnces
THE week. ........... s4,eBs.s2a 40 saep. 9pE ~
Inst week. ,........... 4bi4.70 ~ Bpp. 9gp ~
This week last year. 4 aBs 800 0I AGA tpp ~
The MONEY MARHEr-Is unnh lnged.
Exceptional commercial Taper is quoted Go
" cent; Al do -6na; eollRt eral loans G@T: loans
on nall At the banks soc n cent v annum. and
Oh the street -eSB; Al mortgage 3: second grade
nominal
NHw YoRH Money rate " cent.
LONDON Bank OF England rate q v cent; Oon-
suls apA.
PAn,s-nenteH Al. 25.
Standardization dollars rule at SO, trade
dollars a4t@sg; American halls and quarters
par. Bullion In London b3isd: here, fine
81 l4A n ounce.
AMHaIcAN aonp- California rae v cent dis
count; light weight p7@par; mutileted cent
discount
FoREiuN Cotrs ~ In currency: Flve-frane
pieces en@-e twenty Franc pieces % 1860.
eovereians ~ 1894 80, ten thaler pieces ~ COZ
=, Spanish uouhlpons s1b $50 Patriot dnub-
looms $40 500. Mexican deubloons si5 $500,
Mexican twenty pesos pieces fls sH0le 40,
South American gold zoe v pesos. German
twenty marks "a COCA Ts. -
RTERttNa Rteadr. Here commercial is 4at@
ssB. bank a4sgA bank counter rate --GDtsf,
bankers 4se&, bankers sight 4esi at New
York commercial In Aa3 snAs4. bank sasGataEts.
FRANCS Steady. Here commercial are B.2oss !,
bank B,i7k; at New York commercial 5.2i1s ID
52ia, hank 6.lgss as I'm.
New YORK. HIaHT-Easier for commercial.
Commercial 81 ~ premium per $1,000 and
bankers counter checking rate "a 80 premium
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