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tfAYANA MARKETt.

Havana Jan o. 4nrar--ae4 resirirted partly
printers 20 accept lower bGH III
c0nafHen,e ne decLae "9rD; NJ. 10 70 j. - Sta
fell gJ Ma to 20. % 1't reals: hl-CO-
vai, Common Fair. G7.HI1. r5as; tsnTags, 80 tesi
-f.Gct rcs arubr sto, IN wareouae % Havana anu
M,a.zs-l,lJ boxes, 7.JuV hAgs and 3ii0O hhtS Re-
ccip y.erk-2jjD box 100 bags and 1880 hhds
during the WreStDD boxes 1000 bgs amt 5000
hh. NJ Tho bags hnd hhds TO The United Sne spanish
02IS e. EXCHANGE iAs: the United States
GOdavs gold. ,ai0Sit premium: do, short Ss AZ =
prcu,lin London. l7i1lsA9 premium on PARIS S9Gi
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40 81, MT I1HEFI. -
NS.-A Very lair trate Is going on at steady rates

SUGAR Raw dan ami nj: sales. 300 hhds Ne"
OrleaHa G'-r 49,, Far EcnuInf. ta arrive ia'al' ~
IJ,r Far I,cniig SPIT. -; yD t'Ht teh
fu,a ~ ", nned Guaf. "si 10 rae lhicirhP ~ 10
triraapic com iuricI'iJn: CUlan9i aud cut LDal "f
Powdered. p,a.-r Granriatcc. -dy @c.; StaLdSfd ~
"a Js. \" 90. = Mould ~. y c. on
g.. -, -, Wbti. Eyir, ,,-47 e.: yellow do. -
a-... Yr.,os 20" .'aq. IT,: E~iioNs. 6'td &c.
SrEARINE-Frin qunrl 80. ior th1iee sieA % L"uA
CItY, a''ac. -
TALLJW-Fir.G sales lCO00j @, C7IGdGic.
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LvEaPoo, Jan 32l2So D. mcctOn dull; Mldlling
sss for aid esSo 5000
SSGo bales Including LOO bales american. FatnresNCp'
april and May dsTery n5n ana ru ARt aGve O DO
Low Mhdns April ard May delivery 6'd; May
LIVERPOOL. Jan pa n-The DAY Included
& paes Ameriean Futures Upands' Low Aiddling
d AUaYa o Jsa 2Im0otton 1Tm; snedms lie Low MID
S59 6aes etoc ~ @ s ps: 20 ss n Sues
SHIPMENT 1855 bales; sales. 30je bates.
M,aalns li4c gcod Ordinary 1oac receipts, 8l6
safes is bales SHINE. iV baos sccE % gso psiSs
weekly net receipt: 752 bales 1907 baes exports to
bales sales I0I1 bales: spinneTs 500 bales
Low i%9 Good orGna qGlef MG nst receipts &c.
net receipts io66o 6aiss exports to Great BftIn
bales to he Continent 6OJS bales; coastwse 5,4SS bales;
,t GtTIyEsrqS Jan 2lCCHon quet Miaanng II Sci Low
bales Exports to CT at BriIan 5s baleS 70 France.
iloP c'e, eoastwlse so3 bales; sales 2?o bales stock
2o5si bales exports 70 Great Britain Isi bales 70
Gnncl LOCO Ga!es: eoaswise, 92OS bales sales lOOJ5
LOUISVILLE. Jer ELECTION quiet; M1ddmg Sci weekly
he receipts 3G bales sh?nehis AIS bales; Stock i95
oc MEsr ~ IAN q action qqiet Maang le re-
stock bales: weekly net receipts sOst bales ship
,,MouE. Jan. 2i-Coticn lIls; Mddrg lie: Low Mid.
G GI zoo 9rn1r VS 1eS ie n sps. , 1lI Sat9
xn6 W w. net seeps 9t5 oaes gross M3aV Daes
bacs Goa wise T. ,2s "se; sales 3o0 bales -''~
Nf%;;OELEiEs ian 2l-Coton steady MidilinR II Sc
Low hhh'nG lO's'.; coed Ordinary, J4c; nel receipts
M 9 grGs5 s' Safs e5p s to SFSt Bn
bale: salr. 4,UOJ bales: LIST cyhDng lfO bal 81 stock.
2Si-G bales: weekly :0.3lS bales;
4tJ bales e1pOrs Great britain ~ jj baes 10 FIanco
GJ oaeH 70 ne C'ntlaenS o52i bales colstwisc AIS
p9 ;' : ,aas , ls ,Is
800 BAHIA sock. - 2pj Geciy receipts lj,3iO
bats: exports Ora; rntuo l2iii bales eOastwisc.
- d b1l's: s1cS. III , tales.
pun tprniA Jan. 2lrotton t,e1iy Milhng l2isc; Low
MirihH. l'r; GV. Ordinary ip~c.; net rec pts. l2j
hmc; goss oo1 bacs. sis slirn .. IA bales; stock;
1886 h,'. weekly receiIs lJlr bales gross 5432
3acs expo Britain go bales sales 3lG5 bales;
sIiHl H. BAT bl..A
SAVANNAH, Jan. 2l-Coilon quiet MidltnR II ~c; Low
Mdiug. j. r.: cool GruaTF Dl-c; receipts. 2j6O
bai's ports to tie COni slT bales: saos $500
ba lasi evening" o. lOl pars; weekly
pa i7-dJ lss Sn2i ba exports to Great
rtan 2.fB2 b. res t. IA" Continent 1892 b1lesi cost
wl'c !r,1uS Ja!rs Sale'. 5000 bales
~. LOUIS. JIa l.-COtfpa quiet Mlding. lie; Low
Mfin, lOr: Gfnd Ortn1rI. ZIG recrlp. l2l1 bales;
Shipment ~ bacs sIr-. jO1 stock, SYTS bales:
wecNT receipts, 1881 bars: shipments lli2J bates;
sales, SOIl bales
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The suspension of tclegraphlc COMMUNICATION
since Friday morning makes our usual weekly
record of tue movement of flour and gram one day
short for this year. Otherwise the following COM
parsons correct.
The tOta movements for the wcrk ended january
81 1881 and since January /, for years 1880 and
1881. were as follows
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state including 10000 bush No February 4a'.

state 4Sd4Sec including 10000 bush No February 43'l
d337sc., closing 1850.
BAYAND SfRAW-Rather qulet bnt in the main steady
HlDES-Sl rather quiet. the late marked decllne
Recent sales include: 1000 DRY Buenos Ayres I2e 600
do, ~ &c; 1856 do seconds, l9i9c: 5000 Dry M0levdeo
x2c; 100O do seconds 2Oc; 1000 do Bps. % le 4OCO
Co. previous TO arva 1000 Dry MOutevteO previous 10
arrival 14U5 d.. eecOnds ARRIVAL 2,73J Dry
UrnocO. IL 1890 Central America private terms
29O Dry Mexican private terms l435 Dry Savauia Mar
acabo &c, private terms Lao w y Western and NewOr
leans ii III c, cash 1000 W. English Cows, private
ermF; 5000 City Slaughter private terms stocks. 244O)
Hides aud Hips. and 1888 bales East India.
HOPSTIade quiet, but prices unchanged and fine grades
LEATHER Trade has been less active and prices rue
easy rcepts OF the week J9S 80 sides and 1855 Daes eX
ports 81 sizes viz lO3iO TO England 100 to the Con-
tnent, other destinations POP
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT., BUREAU on THE MINT.
WASHINGTON ID. O., January 10. lSol-t
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- the undersigned uuul ~ m. January 80 1884, 10 fur
nsh tons lIgot Copper suitable for SLOWING g9a ana
silver delivered board OF cars 10 ouarter
master United States Army ~ Chicago. Ill
Proposals will opened In the presence or Dindes Az
addressed 90 te undefsgned
ana the enveopc indOrse. Proposal for Copper
HORATIo' q. BURCHAkD. Director.
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Gitp RsaI gsiare for Sole

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
n YORK TRIsUNE WILL BE RgoEIvED ArTAB
UPTOWN OFFICES, 40. us Broliway thirty
hrstst er Si2 sixshave be Forth seventh aud Forts
92 East FOarseentAsL. Union 100 rhrt
ave-. coz Forty at 81. 1t the HARLEA OFFICES Nos
lUOf and 2,SOO Thiftaye cor Onenutred and twenty
hfthst. upto w. regular Office rates
REEKMAN-ST.-A valuable corner for sale,
~ 25xI00 rutland & WRITING Beeknan.st.
TOR SALE.-A whole front, below 46th-st,
l. East sde we'll the attention capitalists L. H.
HOLMES ~ CortlaDdtsL, Room ID.
ENOR SALE.-Very valuable property, necr
Il the stock Exchange will be sold Tow 10 close
tate Address Box 4SSj. Posi- ONCE
EIRST-CLASS brown-stone resideDce.-Lot,
2OxlO0 perfect order buiiers brick extern
sion; OF the AMI hcIt1ie atoms IN cy;
plumbing and drainage perfect all OF elevated
railroads Apply pernit 4 IL LUDLOW d Co, No.
Ptnest, or No. l,l3O Broadway
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Ig Leather. heavy. .2io2S

Middle croo......SI g2i Rough oaS..........5O 0"j
Calcutta BuT'lo-lgh;. oasic Middle, 2oS2lc; Heavy
M0LXSs : -veT.o yieaps quiet and unchanged
oCEAN FREIGuTs-Nl rates rem ns1 oli steady n.y. n
BUSH GJai9 d. box, pSsoa 5a eoo Ps, 5er
10 ibis d. thToGsS r. Ga 100 b. les Cotton ihra CD,
90 bS Gl1 cram s l' Goo sss 80 Foar hrSns
POS 60; so bis. do. "a. 81. lOI tlns Measute'
Giaa pfSaIt tsTs quo;d 5sd: Zoo pEgs
pnG 5 s Sc 2s a. 5 SS9 tons "" rcs r s so
900 boxes Baco Sos In steam, 6Goto bash Grhp p,i,
elas British ship g@2 TON 70 - grrGsi ca go ~
R sI fa aso oS Si s. 20 A@tsn bS to
$ooo 9els cr's e0egn &c for eses and stsS m,a l,
5 iVo b,s do ~ 3D. ana Gases at use British Ga>
P PSF 81 a ci ton i'it Two D 6rncsan 6aiEs
to cor cr orlors, each 3jcO Grs. G!ai', bs. TOD .
81 500 u 81 tor -tIalo strained spr. rdrPgntne
49%c lar - - Ci i,I rilcs' - -:
9ui g,SL'y lux ab mt ,tea Home.
ol~. lic Cru nj sat,s ~ me-, at 81 and s"d
2arhihi iOi,c. Renned, iu Dbs Acre sac IN rhiade
SvIsi0SS--PoNk-Mes. shade hlsaer: e ,i',
It'd ns "u moderate specmtY' ipl ny vIy S"t siinf
rTlcc i. so Fcoruasy qnotc 81 .rosi 10 and MTcn
S. Bin G* ;i 80 . 7 do CIV i.S T INDIA Mc
~ ~; racRciti2 ERR II .As y i'iI G,aaI ,,o a.
e e ~ iacyc d MAJ, 90 reksi ,, 3h9a ST
1c's 5as. ricklcd Hams ssogc.; smoked ia IS . q
IOe Smoked shoulders 6'io hLDDLFH .h11 me-
Eona and Sori Gear haf laii DIE. 70
htiI beic, ANY ar,ivr; Guy heavy pi, n.F
T07i-r: pi.s Western. c'tA0 q 90 . bAibb 't
ya.ccI about .r pr 3D.. clusd strong. WIN
inodcl aiciv acti, trade reported; safes 400 s Prime S
sgo % Ga.a2tc; C0tcs krtue Hcmlcfei. ~ C., S[,S
price ON last can. 10 c luUD to January 0"0 &C.
rus,ur lie; iuaO tea H. brhari. - 'aH9"oc chHlhI
g. ,nc j.5, To- Marcl o. 2d9uc co-inZ gGJc; t. -
tc. Apr. gO2tu gT7ie closing 30: "a LAY, Il ,niti
7Ir onion. six moniS. "a - clolS
DjuN5jc. Var. quoted, "fjo3 Z 2c TIiri all u
aiy gi7 1900; FcDTuTv. 81 'aGJa2te March ~ :
d3.GOc.: AlrI. $780, LAY: ~ 2I'sVc; s-'' -
St, h1 r ana ,norf aeil,e; 80 9sUt Refined
QUO ed 15r Continent ~ TER In II heilh o. nv ~
thOIrr st 1913 c common 40
noe, Wrsf,rIl 1t,a re: RoI. var - choice. l6d H.
CTEE~ Market tiru bu rithr. qne' Sid" FACTORY.
Poor 10 Choic .atcl31c; Halt Ssins 3,@H1c skins ~
&C. WeateTD. Choice 10 Lie sHihil rsyI w
Choice ga Toe CnedtLr Poor 10 Choice, lv9l3c b'"o
voii scarce held ighcr pi% l7a 1t aln near o''
Ic. state ana Pcnnsvv r.a iGdi g. WCft,ri. - 49,
Canala ..,c iUc: southern. IN I5c' ldhed o. "9V
EICfs-Uiuet. steady, unc 'Aneci
s,EED--Qu 90. urcaaHg"d. ,-.....
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DrouosaIs
PROPOSALS FOR oUARTERMAsTERs

JEETERsoNyILLK DEPOT OF THE QUARTERMAsrEgs DEPT
JEFFERsoYyIL:R Ind. Jan. 20 1881.
SEALED PROPOSALS. in trphcate. subject 20 tee usual
conditions will be received at TINS ONCE unt IL O'Clock noon
on WetnesaY the sd February 1881 winch tine
ANA Mae they opened in the presence Of bders for
nrnisnng delivery this OF Army wagon Axes
spring Wagon Axes. AmDul9nee Axles Dump Carts sand
oard. holsters KIM Bolts. Tongue Bolts Hounds Luch
pins Coupling Poles Tongues Wheels Tor Army WaG
ons Ambulance Tongues iJdng Brides He2d Haers Cart
Uarnes. Riding Saddles Wagon saddles C0uplng straps
Horse Banse Horse and Mule Collars Large Pauas and
Army Wagon Covers
Propsa Tor either class OF the mentioned for
quantities the whole requFeiwi be- receTved The
riat reject all proposals
preference will to articles Of domestic prodncon
Blank prOposas lists the kind and estimated quantities
required specifications full instructions TO the manner q
bidding conditions TO be observed by bidders ana terms
con payment be furnished application TO this
Office
Envelopes containing proposals shonio De markcu fV
eofes and addressed 70 the I'M
dersIgned. JAMES A. EKIN,
Deputy Quartermaster General o. >. Army.
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6ems

Albany and susq. 80.
Alton and Ter. hi.....
Do prerd.. .......,
oe1O1 AIR Lane. &c..
&c X. and North'n. !,
peoaf fAhA .....
Central Pacific.
Chae.. D. Ia and ". o
Canada Southern.
O.. g.. Q. and Ind. 80.
e. Z. and ana. Contra
ches. and OHIO.
uhea ana Ohio "a pf.
Chea. and Ohio list pi,
Chic. B. and QUINCY.
Chic.. r. 1. and r. =.
phioago and Alton.
Ciev. ana PItts. $500.
=. 81 p q " d o..
Do do pfa......
Chie and N. Western.
Chic. and n. ". prei. /.
Cic, Niland st p.
Chlc. NIL and st. p. pi
oenfral Iowa .........
10 LIST pf.............
pubnqe 4 sioux or.
Del. Lack, knd Westn
Del. and Hudson canai
. Dem. ma f<io 0i'd.......
&oUstDn and Texas. !.
Hannibal and ~. los. ,
Kan. and 81 Jos. pret.
Int q 0t. Northern
Qn0ois Celtrsi. .......
Ind bloom. Aad W'st.
xeokA D manes-,..,
x1Hss Rs s,s ;adws.is.,
Z Lonisvilie az,dNash. :.
nl ex DIV.
IouAs. n. Alb. and c..
anesgse1 8salrosd..
IS: x; sss GIN On. 4 T.
~ Central, -...-l
d.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY JANUARY 81 1881
COTTON MARKErs-RY rEL Ea AApH

% o.: Mixed Packing ~ 65as5: Butchers to Fancy
go 25i receipts 64OO head shipments, 300 head.
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honses ano Rooms mantso.

DRIVATE FAMILY.-An American lady OF
Il some means capable Of making home desirable wish
ing reduce would ike house Isl May between
physician deatist would Ike &c
remaa or party OF gentlemen Gesrng take best
reference given Address AMERICAN, Tribune Uptown
ONCE, 1.23S Broadway.
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Real gstate to Gxrbange.

ON CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JER-
" sEY-A party retire from active business. nay
ing stable and lots OF four &oros laid
out and planted In fruit vines &C.. situated Eear pave
meuts gas, churches schools markets. AMI within
mile and central airoad deDots t3i
miles ga upward BIS frequent trains. IRON New
viii exchange the for similar property free or
lightly encountered, from 30 10 50 mites out address, with
description STATION AGENT, FL Mora, N J..
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Gitp tJropertn n1antso.

CHORES AND LOFTS WANTED.-We are
- having many calls daily lofts Fdton.
William Beekman Nassau ad other streets Ia that VICINITY
rutland & WHITING. Beekman'st
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PTCHARD V. HARNETT. AuctIoneer,
Gltp proueyIp Do Eet.


A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
IA YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES. Ma. ABS Broadway. corner Thirty
hrst-st. ~ sixth. F0tyseve1th aud Forty
eighthsts S0ts thirds. Eighth No.
30 East FourIeenthsf, corner nnonsnuare 900 Third.
ave. Forty seyenthst az the HARLEM OFFICES Nos
10Of 2SOO Thirdsve, One hundred and twenty.
hithsL, up TO > W., irregular office rates
TOR RENT.-Part of office, No 271 Broad
suitable railroad. steamship estate APP
ply toF NJ IRONAONGER No. Astor House.
no LET.-An elegant fiat, southwest corner
shave and 47th all modern improvements inquire
OF tanit0r on premises.
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Gouaunersmp Monies.
Cost and fonn6.

I OST OR STOLEN-Bank Book issued BY
II seamen's Bank for SAVING IVY 20 ne sub
from ,his date I>wfn apply tho Bank for anew book
New.York Jan. ID, 1881 oEohoE Ia Loh
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miscellaneous.

VNANTED.-A home for fine orphan boy
years This you'd be seed egpo,smniy e. fs@
brought with roned aAsociatons Al
dress 8 T. h. Tribune Uytown o.. l2ss broadway.
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GnanfiaI.
EXECUTIVE OFFIoE. }
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY,

THE TRANSFER BOOKS of this company
will be closed the close OF business Saturday the
ruary. A r. BREWER; Secretary. i
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UNITED STATES EXPRESS CoMpASY.1
TREAsURERs 0RPfCE, 80 BROADWAY, :
NEw-YORK Jan. 20, 1881.
THE TRANSFER BOOKS of this company
airy IL, 1881 THEO. f. WOOD,
Treasu
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The MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Riper. Vessels ant RliirOrfs.

NEw.YoRK. Saturday. Jan. %, 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-24

ANEBIcAN RAILWAY IMPROVEMENT Co,)
CIRCrLAR No.,
- NETWORK Jan. 81, Ss1. J
TNHE SECOND INSTALMENT OF TEN PER
CENT upon subscriptions for the construction OF the
January 3D. at the Chioc OF W0ERISHOFFEk q Co. 81
exchange place New York Checks sh0ud be to the order Of
g. f. WoERISHOFPER, Freas urer.
fully
CT. WOE RIsHoFFER Treasurer.
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
Il PANY. 10 provide means for making new improve.
ments and furnishing additional facilities for handling tho
Union Paen Railway Company has resolved to ncrsase its
capital STOCK TO sStyOne millions Of increase be-
ing Sln 237.700
The stockholders OF record February l. 1881 have been
accorded the option until the 10th OF February A. D.
1881 TO subscription Said stock 10 The
extent OF share for i've owned by Them pay
abe In four equal instruments az the time and on tie terms
specified IN circular hch Will be each stOc koer
OF record whose address IL known Circulars with full
Notice Is also hereDdven books AZ the Com
pany VIII close FEBRUARY J. 1881. and remain closed until
March 10 1851.
January - 1891. SIDNEY DILLON President.
GROESSECK d SCnLEY,
BANKERS AND BROKERS'
an Is wal.st, New.York.
Stocks and bonds bought All sJu connisson-
Correspondence invited respecting investment securtsA
ERNEST GRUESBECK GRANT B. sCHLEY.
Member New. York Stock Exchange.
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CLOSING PRICES or B0Sroy SrOcxs

IOHI sII S01 IO0 '7 WICK
lex dividend
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-12-09
Bed for the Sick.Room.


Two narrow beds (iron bedsteads),
with fresh hair or straw mattresses, are
the best. These beds are easily moved,
and thus the patient will not be COM
PEELED to look constantly at the same
cracks in the wall or count the same
three spots in the corner. You can
move him, now into a shaded corner;
now to western window, to see the
sun go down; again, in front of the fire,
that he may look at its cheerful blaze
and anon, into the most secluded cor
ner, that he may rest and sleep. All
this is an immense gain, and is sure moi
only to comfort the prisoner, but tc
shorten his sickness.
No matter what the malady may be
there is more or less fever, and, il
every possible case, the emanations
from the skin render the bed fou
through and through. All the emana
tions from our bodies are foul, anC
should be got rid of as soon as possible
The only way to manage it is to have
two beds, and lift the patient from one
to the other. When the bed which ha.
been in use from four to six hours is re
leased, the mattress and blankets SHOULD
be put where they can be thoroughly
aired, and, if practicable, summed. Thi.
will not only shorten and mitigate the
graver stages of the malady, but it will
greatly hasten the convalescence.-Dit
Lelcis.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-12-09
Cheap and Simple Ice. House.

The cost of putting up supply of
season in the saving OF meat and
vegetables, to say nothing of the lux
ury OF cold milk for the table and a
dish of butter which does not suggest
oil. Butter-makipg is SO much more
profitable, too, when the milk can be
cooled rapidly, Us only ice will do it.
Our ice-house was cheap expert
ment. We had II small building which
was used TO store hoes, spades and
other small implements. 1t was merely
frame covered with clapboards. The
floor was taken out of part of this
building, and the sides built up from
the ground with plank making deep
bin. The ground was covered with
rough planks, which were in turn
covered to the depth of six or eight
inches with dry sawdust. The CAKES
oil ice were laid in layers, with foot
between the ice and the side OF the
building. Care was taken to fill all the
interstics between the cakes with broken
ice, which was made solid by pouring
water over IL. When finished, the ice
was a solid mass. The space between
the ice and the walls was filled with
sawdust, crowded down very hard,
and about ten inches OF sawdust was
packed down hard over the top. The
ice kept well, and, with the exception OF
one year, when ice could not be obtained
here, it has been used every season
for ten years. and has never failed us
yet.
Ii the drainage is perfect and the
ventilation good over the ice, it is sure
to keep as long as needed.
Care must be taken, however, To
keep the sawdust firm over the top,
and, as the ice is taken out and the saw.
dust from the sides comes down, il
must be removed so that it may not be.
come too thick over the top.-COr. En-
anaiaer and Chronicle.
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sister, and she has just escaped pneu-
monia.'
The truth flashed upon me. "You
are an impostor, sirl' exclaimed.
Your ster doesn't think So" said
he, complacently.
~ haven't any sister," said |, in my
turn.
He wheeled sharply about; "Who is
Miss Bell thenp"
al ain all the Miss Bell that exists"
l answered, grimly.
"What" he exclaimed; "you are
the petted darling who wanted to be q
poet and an cssayist and Lord only
knows what ALP You are the only
child of wealthy parentsP You are the
lovely creature who sits in pink bou-
doir and writes verses with gold pen
and on periumed paperp'
"Yes," said |, desperately.
Screven dropped into a chair and
roarod. "a sell all round!" said he.
And then he laughed until he cried,
while quietly stole away back to the
hotel, n sadder but wiser man. lip
pincotcs Magazine.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-12-09
10 YTCTTSl


sing the nymn Of tho Conquered, who fell in
the battle OF life
Tho hymn OF the wounded, the beaten, who
died overwhelmed in tho strife;
Not the iubilnnt song of tho vlctors, for whom
the rcsounding acclaim
Of Nations was lifted In chorus, whose brows
wore the chaplct of fame-
But tho hymn of the low and the humble, tho
weary. tho broken In hoart,
Who strovo aud who failed, acting bravcly o
silent and desperate part;
Whose youth bore no Hover on It's branches,
whose hopes burned In ashes away,
From whose hands slipped the prize they had
grnsped at, who stood at the dying of day,
With the work of their life all around them,
unpitod, unhccded, alone,
With denth swooplng down DER their failure,
and all but their faith overthrown.
whlo tho voice of tho world shouts It's chorus,
It's pman for those who have won
Whilo the trumpet Is sounding triumphant,
aud high TO the breeze nnd the sun
Gay banners are waving, hands clappng, and
hurrying feet
Thronving after the laurel. crowned victors-1
stund on the field OF defeat,
In the shadow, 'mongst those who are fallen.
and wounded. and dying-and thero
Chant n requiem low, place my hand on thoir
pain.knotted brows, breathe n prayer;
Hold the hand that is helpless, and whisper:
. "They only the victory win
Who have fought the good fight and have van
qushed the demon that tempts us within
Who have held to heir faith unseduu.G ! by tho
prize that the world holds on high:
Who have dared for high cause to suffer, re-
sist, fght-if need be, to did,
Speak, History who are life's victorsa I'm
roll thy long annals and say.
Are they those whom the world called tho vic
tors, who won the success of a day2
The Martyrs, or Nerop The Spartans who fell
at Thermopyle's tryst.
Or the Persans and Xorxes? His judges, or
Socrates2 Plate, or CHRISTI
-BtdchlDOOd' 3 Magazine.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-12-09
Ancient Structures in Norway.

1t is plain, from M. DuChaillu's OBJ
servations OF the domestic architecture
peculiar to Scandinavia, that few dwell
ling houses in Continental Europe can
rival in antiquity the farm buildings OF
Norway. The log walls of the latter
have proved more durable than those OF
stone, and still seem able to defy the
ravages of time. They we're built of fir
trees hewn in the primitive forests, and
some of them date back to the year 1000,
and even to the eighth and seventh
centuries. The timber has become SO
hardened through the absorption of the
resin by the fibers of the wood that the
AK has hardly any effect upon it. The
logs are often of great width, showing
q size of trees not at present prevalent
in Scandinavia. Many of these old farms
have remained in the possession of the
same family from the time of Canute to
our own day. The reason why Norway
can boast of so many old houses is that
its inaccessible mountains have been
safe from the devastations of wars, for
when conflicts have taken place they
have been chiefly on the water, or on
the shores of the sea. Most of these
ancient dwellings are situated in valleys
and dales, which but few years ago
were approachable only by bride paths,
and where the life of the isolated in
habitants is still most primitive. On
many an old farm are found chests of
different shapes and sizes, made centu-
ries ago, long before closets were built,
and in many districts they are still in
use. You also meet with movable cup.
boards and wardrobes which are inter-
esting on account of their age and elab-
crate carvings.