davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-11-26
LIVE STOCK.

CAFrIE-rhuf0 WIS stronger mh31e1 nstn,ar4
hnyu had IN my day within tho past ten. na fur
Ner0 in Roud attendance und sesa'ea nau rt rs
cnttlo and ~ tho supply OF docontlv iaten
snnuwhht 1taitod saias wcEo quick ~ ah . Tro u
Wednesdays pscos Of ln1aD. aid taz !" th' W. y,rk
anything but et,pUurasIng Fcpurts tr"m ", sS ,h.u
There wns 9lso moro inquiry pn vxtot1 so.uue
noted fot number ot days and Il tas ~ ~ ~. tsea
that 5pw drovus Uf extra buoycs "oao .,,n pa .nd
taton at = corresponding advance. ~ aIsoat OF
l1or srs4Ds such tnd thuf way lhto Wv uu,d
lucal cunnors and butcers, thero WAS ~. q. fu,y
goud dsMxnd and thu market teniansu uM . nv ar
lnto pr1cs. S.ockvrs also sold ~ well >. w rateA
vscentiy, and caIyes werU walIsal a. sns T,, ia.
sGIss wota reported ~ Sl0t1As:M eesny xaut -
gludluK old ca1s, stugp, bulls, aud bonI oA - L
poor 10 xood hltcAats soee ~! .n,uulat
stocksr4 Ut tt,ak&aB5 and eou'noh u aIt1, II
44usrs Mt tluk4aul TAuss Wor1 ~" ts!u. stra nyqa
El.aktA87J. Tha bulk uf tho stuu soa s.,,.ncs ~
and Vt the olose nothing Of any
lnalnoa In tho yasds.
QUOTATIONS.. -
Extra ueevss-Btesrs wo'xhln. loU W. aa3d~
cS5;cs assis:.Eins. ist, lid wsll'foFusa a,ssa@
uooJ nas sas.-sVs .ixstsasl sluols. "sta. anssa
Medium GssdSsgsasSts ~ IL iair adah, sssh' 4,s5aa
w !:!ytS Ky "; 4; cst,n5n
sssa s5aaa l. eiiS'eo eS~s sof e..J s.usa sss4
s!sft $Efls sEsls4aa%ssas s.stis .s':.n: ~ 's
1stsisas~rsks Z hSS .aa iIia sa1I .fstA
, 1881-11-26

~ot.-
In ratcs sincn nmr ,nxt roro-t nans"..e..t
ho,,fs tysro s,r. 80 a:,,.,a o,,.,,s ". ~,
in,ytnp rr,coz"xhnw,ma ~ .o,uara.. T.. ~ w ~
thn ia. y NJ. 1na1sGe,n-n ~ " ~ ~ sS.o y.
1n,.tcn ,r,u. NJ. ~. s..; .'se ,%n ~,
1t-sa11-as IL. 1ts,1cs1.t 1'"'sSSAo-'S' 49,
NJ, ,t.,,,, ,,,s,,s ,s..'s,a:
aa,Ho as'u vury lst.ve
70 ,.,n,. N14n
~ m ,,,s ~ ,,s.n.,.. y -. ..4u..
o,,sr,,.'n, ~ 1.. ~ e. oluets LOT oola
w .ont - 1au .ao.. Iy ons.onela wsse a.so
~ IT, x,u, 49,, ss.,. 49,, ',.,' q .u :" ep'lo
.a.ns -. ,sas W.. as4 ou,s'ue nua,uess
s,'n'.., n"as "Suos W Iuutso uefe ID STU m
r,as that oo.. ...h - ~ w atae soaiy sooA pa.
bsro - ~ a,nse "n .,aut'o. IT, y. potass
.h,, - :, ,.as o'uso uao'. @ n,'ncs' however,
ronn-t.' ~, 49, s.,,.s IaM 'nney ue.ns
", ~ ~. ~. =. @.e Aooa1
~ va,e ua'o " .'At w tnoae tRufes.
.Ja ~ sun%u . weaHus. oa1es
~, .,t'1hnr ,,.,e .,s,, 49,, ~ pte'4"' oa'
T,,o in ~ r. s,,,ae, "us uY ,s.s, eu %mmn
mi. n r, tIn,a xhsn IN nr,,,Io .sn.,, a,.,1
r,mnrs of tnnks IN sItS,pitw -" ,,na,, eou'a ~, ~
,,,h ov,rsr, "an.,n t,,sn s,.,n.. W. w ~ ~
,rnmhIa and +u: ~ .,,s" ""a ,,'a, usus ~ u.
i,o nmf,n,, ,hs .tron,,o.t T., ~. een.s'" .,.,. ~
In ,bo r. ir NJ H.. at1os,s vcs,.r.,o. rv" w..
"c,, run tt,o ,,,,IIe oo,,n.. .rs,. "no ..
~ IT,. r,,,,, h, s,'s.. $3.50 W.. t1u '!os ,
tot, .,Ioaely. an ,v,rn tha~ H
snesnht,Se ,on,;onctss nv n,u,s -, ~ s.,
,nn,,-rnrs 49, ,',."s ,,.S,.'s ~ wv "etse
Iirnotor. thor st,o,,,, -, s"e"'p a. ol
moncv m, sosr.,,as -, - ,,ana - tuo.s
wura" ,ho, ,n,, ~, ,ss,e.s -. ra.o W .aauN'
nr, to tt,n s,oraus ~ esI,n'e apssp ~. ~ ~
eIas.. trr..snnnss,a y. s"ne oaahs ~ oe-
80, ,vrss .rns rn,,sss umas,a ~ s, ~. u possln'o
criminal, Iu,. I'm r,,s,nr,"o ts s%.', 4o ts"ns
."ssa,a. ous wv an .''s1o'auo a tnuy aaso no
, 1881-11-26
NO8TUN.
Fptetal Dhpatsh 70 Tns Chicago Tribune.


Fptctal Dtspatsh 10 Tns Chicago Tttbans.
11rBy0H. Nov. @i.-As u,Kht bo oxpu9t0d on
day utter II holiday, tho iucal Hlnrket wna os-
ttenoly 1u!l, And, wLts ono ur two Sxocptions,
1narket aild buying ny, strong parties. was
tlrn. t1t u keyorul instances t,l,lsu.
llnrtfori y Erio bo.nls waro ,iotnhy 80. nnd al-
l,ial that Duui.l has secured contruI of tho Esw
York N NuW EnKlai,A Ituit.l, Tho Story still tIuJa
!nAny tslescra hotl. huee md IN Nuw York. Ii IL
knnwn ttat the syi,dicnts inw holding tho IL r9cst
" iunklng III advantageous transfer when the
opportunity NtEoreti. Thls, It Ii cft1n,Utl, hIa
Improved. An!ous tho ra!sroads, Eastern
pared with Wednesday,, was weak, though
tho tnnl salBt wtrc iIud0 ut Et; ;GbEllf. Atuniaul
n,lvhncud tu l3N1EHA; ih,ssu. 4 Alalno Il. 10
isvh; EhnlcaKo, nK isuri!aaton y Qulncy 4, to 1a,;
~ Gss; Ns,u CuI!n0ilnn tteclHcl truln =! to :a].
aanatssSy isti at sS': and Wisconsin central ut ~
IL fAs Wts!erp A,aostnl.d Pss.1.
1s0sroS. Nov. sa.-Stoeka oloscd aa foI!ows,
Mat.r M.!e fnrsr @ ..... E@a..e @ T. !k.,......, y.
$;:{: TIL: IT, ::t. il il: &: !';s +
4 Si''. =: IS. 4 ci.v;::: y WIS., csA'' a
111Snox 1;',sa H1y; Gy;. .s-s p 'n'-consoI'' 1ooH.
III iiiis9Is tsSiis1. ~; reansy1yqa,a Cen.
svetia!ls, iGi!s; ltvatllIY, J',s.
bullion Withdrawn fftlm tno Hank Ut EuRiand
Oil balai!oe today ID EsAU MU. -,
PARIS. nov. :6..-lsontez. s5f 00c- A,
- NEW URt.EANs,
N9w fMek, par; sterling exchange, DaGkera'
bills, 4i9!&.
, 1881-11-26
PROVISIONS.

1loo rttonuCrS-Woro loss nctlvq than tho recent
avsFaRe t4sa we're easlsr curly III sympathy with
Kraln, willis Liverpool supostu1 dscli1v Ut Ut In
Insats But tho feeling taFned ~ It was found that
fur csred u sell Ut iumor priccs and tcse was atyo
sono susplcon lhAs tuncortAin pastlas had lnd tho
"lros 1or funniax Il deAt in lard which made thAt
net!clc relatively ktT1n. II asu E,xteu that the
dsmaad for Erssn hu.s during tho past tuw day. lus
lott the tauk1ss hate OF those nrtIcea. lng lores
pr!rca tbaia utaor Enuata curprs harb takuu then.
very fre1sy Tlto furalxn deaani u quiet but taero
II sd"'f. wuIch IL an lmpsuvemsnt avrs fortnight
nyu.
,special tepnrts 70 Tie cincinnati Frie4,pa erxut
S@noW @ Ky A4tlout " AoFt bAek4d NJ lemang paeS4
, 1881-11-26
DY TELEGisArII.
NktY frlHH

6pftIal pApateh u T1a CAcuoo Ttfbun..
NEW fonK. Nov. s5.-spoculusIon on tho Stock
E1chanac wus buoyant loslay uu reports that
secretusy Folyor had decided to t,tly S,,j u00uxI
Of bonds, and that Mr. Vanderbilt bud dtspatrucd
Dir. luttef 70 Phtladelphia u nuke tprtus WITH
ne PounsylvaulA aallruaa Company. The u,sr-
ket opened weak sad VA irregular Ia tns early
, 1881-11-26
COMMERCIAL.

The following werc tho receipts and shipme ents
OF lending articles OF produce tn tho city during
tho forty-elght hours ending at o'clock FRI
day mornng, md for tho corresponding time
a YGnr nrn:
, 1881-11-26

ninvc I'm ts,c.t n,,o,at,nns q, wcancs1ov q ot,,r.
noon. Tho n,,rl;t closci str,,rv,
Tin mnmn, n,nrltct w., nr,ivn ~ I, ucr con, IN
AUr p,r ron, trr ,lirm IN n,ltltion to Irun,
interest on cni in horrnwcrs IN ,,r,lur M strrk
cnlIotrrni ,n,,i tho In hm,r ,vhn,, !. wos ,rorn
ut Dor cont. 1]atders Of t]ovornmcnt bnnJ.
were charged 46eb nor cent, Tlmo lonns
and prime mercantile disno,,nta nrc cutfrnlv
nominal. Tho stcrltup exchange tunskct was
steady. Tho nominal asking o,tptnttous aro 480
for slxty.tlay bllts and ~ for Jlonant1, Actual
business was done At t7plo4,p,f for sixty.day
tIlls, 1880 lsaH for demand, 4st6I4slIt fur cabie
transfers, and 4;11S6af1s TOR commercial bljIs,
lsu,lroad mortgages wero fairly active, hut
tho general teutluncy or prfocs rns t,own,yhr,1.
liostou I1nrttoet, x Erie 1rsts rt,ao from Il 10
ss;, anu closed Mt IA. Erie consolidated seconds
advanced from 1U34 to lol. and reacted ID lls)a,
Knnaas L Texas general 0s declined from % tu
NE. aud rallied 10 Bgh. Sietropottan
Elevated hrsta rose from 1oe to 1l,,t.
and returned 10 To-. Texas paclNc Incomes
and land grants advanced from 73E 10 10, rcaotckt
to AN, sold up 10 75tt, and returned to Is: do
f1rets tlito Hrando ptvlsipn) a,lyuncc, from HlH
to sVA. sold down tv HSN. and recovered Ia sV.t.
Wabash Pacific general 0s unutJne,l
from OGK to gdY, and returned TO WX.
Richmond l. UnuvItlp flrsta fell on
from l0ss; to lCE,1f and sold I'm to lo3. New Jet.
scy Central Jrsts roso frum lis 10 1lsN, North
Missouri flrsts from 1eo to 1n.1i, Lake Eric 4
Western scco.tiB from iOi 10 tfSl&, Kansas K
1cynQ sccn,hle rr,nr - to --.t En.t n,crr,..oo
" oo~0As lto"A 49, ~ -. 1nss A'o"es'oe
incomes from h"sa 10 Hh, Dcn-
Sor RIO 4rnnde ffsts from, Ill
TO lttl;, do constructions declined fro,n III 10
mn. r,n... 81 r,, = S,,n 49,. -
A"7s. HcaFtE. SoutH AArk y fNclEc Itets from
l04 tU lO7, Iron Mountain retlernt Es from III to
crn ,,o nu.o,,. e,.,.: ,nT -. ,n- r.. c......
c"'sf w sscohuo 1fu1h iuo IL Nv. Ao uEst pro-
ftErCu incOtneN from pDa: IN D., do t.rst4
,A,t,rsa. n....al 80. tto -, ,tn ,,t...
tAFRAHshs Drhhcnl from IL 10 llu, anHl1t6,
utOOm[nKtoti l. Western RecoNEs from S1H II, 81.
rar,o. I, NJ w.. o,.,. So, N. - ,no,t t..,..
Natfus u 4eAAe HEstb lrotH lot III tustkt NunoNS
TActG fltBt4 {DCpvGr DSvlstQu1 from ITO to 1Qp{.
Kuusas City l. Northern tir.ts fOmaba plylsIon)
fron, 11In ~ III r,Lo uh,r, r,,,.,nro,i t,r.t, :,
1.,a, -, =. " ,mn .,,s,sus ~ .a.,as. -. rst
from !ol 10 loO, Louisville NOW AioAny q Chi
eaxo flrsts from lu4 10 101h, Michigan Central
Is from 10 to pS, Nashville Il ChRtthno0ga
, 1881-11-26

Short rlba ctsud ut G2}fd8BGj for Docar,ber n,d
Il i d9E 1Ai,nnsy int.E cisnrs giotSd nt tsD
jDny.ent hatEs. n9{4sltct swctt-rokrd hams Quutnd
ats!aetloG i1E &B a lb Averages; Rroen fas snti'o
bacon anolei At 7kasc for ahouller;, gssatoo for
hMrA MI taiiTnHGs and patkpJ.
3tEEF-Wna quiet nt LOO for mess, tn 5131lW
jalrie hnr -N- '-'0' "-"~- N>''T -
, 1881-11-26

tn sf # hls: @ s,s new' so!Iss pseembef ~
tG,og5 ntnh FSsFnnry M r. e9a sr,s s9icE
!i1 aiyos tho range 0f tho day, nti1tdtna tho Call
fl&lArt1: '
v,. r,.,. t9o.r,t RtnMs ta6.rd
necs,lher. r...,n....siM, tl6Gy fslIi fIiu;,1
Sss$sss!;: :: :: @ 5 2 ::|5:iS E:;S
o"3e por iSJ IT., III o,o.Ss; ,ou
ios se'er I'D ;
ssl!sr the ao9i6 Il iSi;e: i%1 i. sol!sS b.;
II RAJ iAtn tcs sSllnr tgbrnafy At III LUO
tca cellar Mnret at ~ tcs eoIlof AIisil
nt Ut als and lal ca ktlipr Mny at III 1si0 Total,
4tD tc9. Tho fbsu~y lAb1o livc* the fNtiE0 Of Tho
day. including tie tall !tonrd tthnsart,nnb.
lard. 1}fdnssttv BID, vfsffrdtv d. iGEs
'';sss%sss::::: - 5 m a|ESs !E I!$ !$
ssGGfShns,. safch fi fiLx3f ;tisilfiaf i:sli'fI i,4aj,
MEATs-Ahgnncod kG Sf ITO lbs IN 't.,an9u and 2t4o
aftarwnsds: AaIca w0sc reported OF 2A4y Lbs etiHm1-
uefH At Rln 7itkU lbs KrtGD t1 ut e560t u 1nD lin long
c1oh.s at f3.a ~ By. tih at &s.7i K bxH lo,H Mnd
.tIrt cl.nrb Nt 10 hxa shnst ribs Ut $Ht;
1huM ibA Hn NJ I'M sput, Sattk2Afa hDgt Jnnunryt
Fl FL at&S soar February md e. Mtt! eenr Mneu!i
tsll,s) ut sAo l'rces ii leudnR cuts woro follows
at It'll p. Ill
, 1881-11-26
MINING NEWS.

Special Hfspueh " 1hs CAlea9e Trthuns,
Rosros, Nov. &.-Of the tululng stocks, QuIn-
oy advanced from II to AN, and " buyer W,
, 1881-11-26

The export movement during tho past weck,
although very Light, Wna aolnoWhMt bet.Ur tlnii
fur the preceding week, and tho present week
Will probably sl'Iw still more Improvement, na
vessels for gral9 shipment havo been IN quito
exportH from onuh port for thu past week, 4nl
nls0 frunl Jall. to Nov. IL, 1851. as compared
with tho AAluo tinIo 1bHl wore rs fo3lowe:
, 1881-11-26
GENERAL MARKETS..
nlloo3f-tUHN-An actlva business 10 reported BY
dealers ut tho recent advance. We uuule,

btUo3l.CtkN-iti aetva business 10 reported BY
dealers ut lilo recent advance. WG uuuls.
Ghoic0 hnrl nnd carpot. ot.......,..........u...,..
HEenn. &tAH
i, FSt ~.
sn4nttot A4!a coHll1hst....
Au
HhuGlSu-1Ao Marxat remains 1ulGt md steady.
OE1aers arc f1tlcd At tho psfcus xIyen hHtoW,
Stark lurlapss sasi bn., Il 0l1x
Guer craek. t!MNh te5, ainuIs ..l3Atii
1.1x1st0A.. ,...O 3iunni0ss sfOlblI. N
A1l1rttAn, l,Youl sacks. 3 &AN
uUFfEit-Th0fa u continued nrnlness tn thIA a,ar-
kut 10 fur hs line Epnds c0noaFn0d. OF that eusa
not etough ID aEEtvHG " meet tha current dolpand,
AMI fof fancy cfoanery A. hRh saso 10 belnv OBJ
talAet Choico dairy II hlghor In sympathy. Low
Erndss Eoa!n dull owing to tho largs supply Of lard.
bultof u''d oiaotnarxarina. We au0tat.
cCFsaa.sTy q tst 70 good s
ohUic. ;"... ;s52N| lapknx sIuok 49,, Ibasl7
D1tEJ. clluca..... atll Spll
cOAls-vAesa wns q Ruod l1nand 1sunl luual cpl.
saa,ass. though the ralume OF saas wRs uuY latgs,
oEaers belH4 mostly for 9aail Quantities 10 supply
currsRt nceds. W. quote,
n|'ss ti;sf::' C, @
tfsd.soa'..: tHd Sss aa.: Ss g. asaE...,,':.:::
CliEEsE~pstses for August full o7sams wore
loHor September and Ocsubur woso atuudy. Furt
skin aud low grades Wsrv dull md weak. Iraas ~
malued puet ~ thu followhI4 quotations,
EEat Eat efssa,. fss9 ie%a. HuHenl. ot6H
&!4A
n!t .t!n stt!!n ~: soaaf ea CHOICE.
fatt sk.u oonraun Hoo1 .,.,.......s...,...S 81
, 1881-11-26

rewAbo from l1,i to lla{. Ifnrsl,nw selling at
4, and Calumet 4 lttcin advancing l. to 10.
1b fhs U'fstrrH A.snttaHd Prttt.
N)EToN, Nov. Mi-attnng stocks closed Aa fol.
, 1881-11-26

*![EsGtl
1t appears from the above TINT tho ciover-aecd
Is tnken for tho Continent. English buyers hayo
NJ yut not takcn their supply.
, 1881-11-26

UATE--W0T0 NclIYtf IlHd Hsg h!GhHF on cash and
SellGr tll0 month. w1u I,cc1titer uyuHccd lHg aud
TIC 1a!cr t.tMrcs sr,m Ho g I9 oy9r Wednt*daa
~ tho tny for spnt uud stlor tho month iIu pnrlIGs
WIN Ind November contracts neHt,tD prtco Opun-
ciose at wu! tl9S 4o VIVA freely bIt seller ~
Mny vpeicti ut 45,6o and cusod NJ 4Gu RscesA woro
teavlgr than fnr any day f9r frtntuh ~ benR
saies M1ro mndo o. u ca:s ~ 4a46iro f0r No. n
= 9 enss " sh h;t., r. s M st 11Itste ,x"
Gtso ts No ThliS o tEGeki Il @l!s " Isesiiu Tor
trDu On biKrll. rotA equal to Kblut NlAu Du. fOl-
lowing Wnrg tho corlnA prIcca OF Wednesday, to-
tnX
, 1881-11-26

bs7Is|. G9a|rEas4qExycs "a ,; eYsseI Y,4 st ea.
iasd, of & ,,ors Snfrols ot ta9t Gfa ,tetse s.s e
sS i,,s FHrt s tsieSs sfss'
t1 h9tc Qhnno Ia hold tsiy. W. oi, afs no chan,,,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-01-14
Courage Rewarded.

Some notable deeds of unsclhsh cour.
age were rewarded yesterday with the
silver medals of that excellent institue
ton, the Royal Humane Society. Honor
is due, in the first place, TO lady,
twice noble---by compassion and by
birth---the Honorable Blanche Colville,
who, at West Cowes, on August "a,
hearing that poor girl was drowning
who had already twice sunk, plunged
in the sea in her yachting dress as
she stood, and, notwithstanding
the weight of her soaked gar.
ments, saved this all but lost life,
Another brave breast decorated with
the medal was that of Arthur Evans. a
lad of fifteen, who, Mt Abenyan, in
Cardiganshire, seeing man carried be-
yond his depth and sinking, flung of
his clothes, swan to the spot, dived
thrice, and finally brought his prize up
by the hair of his head, saving him, but
so narrowly that the gallant boy tainted
himself while still in the water. vii
liam Chambers was the third of the gen
erous souls whose loving kindness
honors human nature. He descended a
well at Ashford wherein two men had
already become asphixiated, and fasten-
ing rope TO one of the sufferers,
brought him out alive, returning for
the other, but only to obtain dead
body. We salute with deep respect the
English lady, the lad and the workman.
In days of cynicism and self-seeking
they teach us the impressive lesson that
there are many things better than life
and dearer than length of years. Lon.
don Telegraph.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-01-14
A Surprised Englishman.

Hero is an extraordinary point in the
present condition of this country, writes
an Englishman travelling in the United
States. America is, as all would agree,
an industrial country, and vet do verify
believe that not even in Germany is so
much drilling, so much individual pre-
paration made to fight in mass, and so
much organization of the masses so
drilled, as in America to-day. The Free
Masons, most important body here, are
always on the drill; then there is tho
militia-quite separate organization OF
course; the Army of the Great Republic,
Isle, IA Republican organization of
which Grant is the head, which has its
customs and meeting places, and other
organizations of various kinds. In ad-
dition to these there are the working
class unions and socialist bodies, most
powerful in Chicago, and they drill, too.
1t hos come upon one as a sort of reve-
lauon. What are they all after? Ask
them and they cannot tell you, except,
perhaps, the socialists, and they are hazy
enough as to what they want. Most of
those whom l have inquired of as to
what this access of military furor means
had not even noticed it until asked the
question, and then they admitted that it
is so, and that it is very odd.-[Pall
Mall Gazette.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-01-14

here this afternoon. ! think he said mo
wanted to see Cyntlio"
"Cynthia what nonsensel How
can you he so ridiculous, Sir William I?
1t is Adelaide; he admires her singing.
Go to the music-room, Adelaide"
Not at all. Cornelia, you had better
go down to the rector. and, Cindy,
there's poor Mrs. Brown wants some
soup"
My heart sank. 1t was evident I
should have no chance of seeing Lord
Lavender. / was to be sent to the
other end of the park But Just as
we were speaking q carriage drove up
with Lord Lavender's aunt and Lady
Sybil Lennard. You may imagine my
stepmother's excitement. Cornelia got
her innings, and made her way into the
music-room.
81 have come" said her grace, " to
beg, Sir William, that you will spare us
your daughter for few days. The
young people are going to get up some
tableaux, and she was invaluable last
night don't wish to fatter, but.
really, anything so lovely as she
"Pm sure I'm much pleased" an
swered my stepmother. "Their dresses
were very pretty; but, indeed, your
grace, your daughter was splendid, and
Lady Eva, too-most lovely"
The duchess opened her eyes.
LADY Eva is no beauty" she said,
coldy, "and, as you know, didn't ap-
pear. But when can your daughter
come to us? Lavender is most anxious"
"Pm sure he's too good-my girls
will be delighted, either of them. There
is no such thing as jealousy between
these two. Adelaide, my love-I think
we can make guess that it is Adelaide
you want"
Pardon me-" said the duchess,
"Adclaide is not the name"
Then it must be Cornelia ! Really
CorneliaY The duchess shook her head.
Excuse me. the name is still wrong.
The young lady I want to carry off is
Cynthia"
L draw veil over what followed-the
scene with my stepm other and sisters
when the whole truth was revealed.
But Jack reused my father, and, the
two combining, went to Lavender hall.
L returned the aflianced wife of its
owner, and in that exalted position l
trust that, like my prototype, have re-
turned good for evil and not revenged
the sights and insults showered upon
Cinderella. JVhitehnH Recie,c.
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Removal of Stains and SrOts,

.Searine- all cases, strong, pure
alcohol.
Gam, Sugar, ,Jellg, Simple wash
ing with water at hand heat.
Matter Adhering Mechanicai'y.-Beat-
ing, brushing, and currents of water
either on the upper or under side.
Lime and AHalies.-Whitc goods,
simple washing. Colored cottons,
woolens, and silks are moistened, and
very dilute citric acid is applied with
the finger end.
Ahsdrine HkS.- White goods, tartaric
acid, the more concentrated the older
are the spots. On colored cottons and
woolens, and on silks, dilute tartaric
acid is applied, cautiously.
Scorching. White goods, rub well
with linen rags dipped in chlorine water.
Colored cottons, redye if possible, or in
woolens raise fresh surface. Silks, no
remedy. - Chemical Rerier.
oil Colors, Tmwih ami Rcsins.-On
white or colored linens, cottons OF
woolens, use rectilied oil of turpentine,
alcohol I've, and their soap. On silks,
use benzine, ether, and mild soap, very
cautiously.
Vegetable Colors, F}-ul, Red Vine ana
Red Hk.-On white goods, sulphur
fumes or chlorine water. Colored cot
tons and woolens, wash with lukewarm
soap lye or ammonia. Silk the same.
but more cautiously.
Blood dad AUumiaoM Matters. Steep.
ing in lukewarm water. If pcpsine, OF
the juice of Crica japuyd, can he pro
cured, the spots are first softened with
lukewarm water, and then either of these
substances is applied.
Iron Spots and Blach Lah.-White
goods, hot oxalic acid, dilute muriatic
acid, with little fragments of tin. On
fast dyed cottons and woolens, citric
acid is cautiously and repeatedly ap-
piled. Silks, impossible.
Tanning from OeStnafs. Green Val
nuts, etc., or LeGie1'. White goods, hot
chlorine water, and concentrated tartaric
acid. Colorcd cottons, woolens and
silks, apply dilute chlorine water
cautiously to the spot, washing it away
and reapplying it several times.
Grease. White goods, wash witt
soap or alkaline lycs. Colored cottons,
wash with lukewarm soap lyes. Colorcd
woolens the same, or ammonia. Silks
absorb with French chalk or fuller's
earth, and dissolve away with benzin,
or ether.
TW, cert Wheel crease, Mixtures ot
Fat, RoSin, Cou'bon a9,a Aceic icid. Oh
white goods, soap and oil OF uIpentine,
alternating with streams of water.
Colorcd cottons and woolens, rub il
with lard, let lie, soap, let lie again, and
treat alternately with oil of turpontiuo
and water. Silks the same. more care
fully, using benzine instead of oil OF
turpeniine.
Acids, Tmega', So,0' Vine, Must, Souy
FiWitS.-White goods, simple washing,
followed up by chlorine water il fruit
color accompanies the acid. Colored
cottons, woolcns and silks are very care
fully moistened with dilute ammonia,
with the finger end. In case of delicate
colors, it will be found preferable to
make some prepared chalk into thin
paste, with water, and apply it TO the
spots.
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TIE OLD YEAR.


Al. mei nh. NM, tho vcor Ia dvinc.
when Airs, no cs,no in iovous s,n,e.
On youth and hone and s;,...xtn relying.
We lormol bnndted rroieo.s groat.
Besolvci AMI Planned; out time was flying,
And winter winds surprised u9, signing
"1oo late too latel'
yho, ,o,,, soho,ros o,,,,,,,,od o,,r ,o;srro
r,o ,1,5 49,, 800, ,,,o,,il ,h.so rr,o,d.
D., ,a.,.
- ..,.,.i. ii,
Then autumn filed his horned measure,
But while We reveled in his treasure
Tho venr prew old.
va, 'f'''s' wv Soo, wy No''"" e"'"s'
0"' e'"i'i',' y, ."s o'""'S ''""'
~
Tho ,oor ia ,,,o,, ,,o ,oor 20 ,vo,;n,
Eo,v ,o ,ho n;,,r,, ,,,,,rs ,o,,o;n;cr
A., -, ,,,r,
what, mourn when Christmas songs are
sending
Their sweetest echoes DER the earth7
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TENllERE is no greater HloodPuriycr and Life
Il giving principle in The world Of medicine
than MALT BllrERS, prepared by the MALT
BlrTERS COMPANY from nfcmcnted malt
and hops. II is perfect rcnoyator Of feeble and
exhausted constitutions. 1t cnrchcs the blood,
solididiics the bones, harcns the MUSCLES quicts
the nerves, pcricct5 digestion, cheers the mind.
and viailcs with new life every nuid OF the
body. Its so, because it strikes at the root of
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"Mend your ways, my son." said the
good Deacon Sippleson, "beforc it is
too late" ''rime enough for that, dad"
exclaimed the graceless rascal, lighting
fresh cigar; "'t is never too late to
mend, you know, dad."-Boston Tran
script.
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BRISTOL.

CoHgrc9atioRGi-Rcv j. A. Dcvnc, pastor
Sunday services at II, A. NJ, and ., T. NJ
Thursday evening pnyer-meclng at : :00 T.. NJ