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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-15
4 sToHy /. narrated Of the present

A sTom Is narrated Of the present
Bishop & Limerick, which, coming
from Lord Emily, must be true. The
Bishop, Who has for some time back
been in extremely delica' health, was
told some days ago by his physician
that a trip to Nice was positively neccs-
sary to set him up III health. but he
positively declined to entertain the idea
Of going aid shook his head SO deter
minately that the man of pills and po-
tions thought it only right to express
himself in plain terms. My Lord,
he said very so'menly. i tell you can
didlv tnat your case Is a most serious
one, aud if you do bot 60 t. Nice you
must very soon 60 to Heaven.' 'Oh 5.
well, in that case" sail the Bishop, very
disnally, Il Will 20 to Nice"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-15
If You Are Sick. Read

the kidney-Wor advertisement IN another
column, and it Will explain to you the "a
tional method Of getting well. kidney
Wort will save you more doctors bills than
any other medicine known Ac'llg with
specific energy on the kidneys and liver,
1t cures the worst diseases caused by their
arrangement. Use 1t at once. In dry and
liquid form. Either is equally efficient,
the llquld Is the easiest, but the dry Is the
most ecOnomical.-IutErtDr
ORANGE BAsEET.-Remove the inside
pulp of the orange carefully by making
q small incision on u side. Then cut
the skin in shape of a basket, leaving
without one-half an inch of the stalk end
for n handle. Fill the basket with ices,
ice creams. frozen punches, or whipped
creams, j%ellies etc.. They look very
pretty Oh a table. The pulp of the or
ange can be utilized for the children by
removing tie pith and seeds and sweet
enlhg with sugar, or it can be used tc
make orange ice cream OF water Ices.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-15

OF interest To mothers-A switch in
time saves nine.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-15

FOR q quarter or a century or more Hoste tiers
Stomach Bltters has been the -eigning spec inc for
Indigestion, dyspepsia, fever and ague, q loss of
orders, and has been most emphatically Endorsed
oy medical men as a health and strength restora-
i've 1t counteracts a tendency to premature de-
cay, and sustains and comforts the aged and in
am.
For sale by ali druggists and Dealers generally.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-15

THEY were i Jolly crowd, and IS they
sat about the table. MANY a story WA
told about Glasca', Aberdeen Of the
Hollands, when all at once Sandy Nc
Pherson, "the king among them a,
stood up, shook himself together and
said "Weel, lads, | maun bic ava
lame."
Why, wha's wrang vi ye. Sandy ?
IT'S 40 late vet"
81 ken that. but | mnun gle hamc.'
"Wecl, lad, if ye aun We maun but
well haze Just ain MAR afore We part.
Nav was the firm response, Il
drink ma mar the nlcht."
Just Il Doclrna-dourisll, mon,
another iasisted.
''Diel a drop. lads, ye see haze
changed mo bnardin' hose the day. an
Tn ia yet well acquaint vi the stairs. :
A Man who had been carried to a
Philadelphia hospital while suffering
from the effects of severe confusion was
asked if he had been treated kindly
while there. considering all things
he answered, II think / have no right
to complain. They amputated both of
my feet, removed my collar-boIle, cl,t
off my right arm, %trepanncd me-, took
out a piece Of my under jaw, sawed my
left hlp-bOnc III two, and were about t.
cXcavite five or six ribs when a fire
broke out in the establishment and the
police got away with the rest of my
body IN safety"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-15

reyetine in Poorder Form is sod by al drug
gists and general stores. II you cannot buy 1t Of
them, enclose fifty cents IN postage stamps for one
package, or one dollar for two packages, and l
win send il BY return man.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-15
One Package in Powder Form
Cured ScrOfuIa.

I-ASI I'UcIVN. Nn>s.. Sept %, IStG
Mr.. K. II. Stetens: Dpdr Sfr-My little daughter
Stella has been afflicted a long time with .>eTofu{u,
suffering everything. I0eInp!oyed different ply
slcians IN East Boston. but they helped her none.
] bought some Of Your |o'rder Form Fegettae
and my wife stee ped II and gave it 10 the child ac-
cOrding 10 the directions, and We We're surprised
in a fortn!ghis time TO see how the child had
gained IN flesh and strength. She is now gaining
every day. AMI | can cheerfully recommend your
remtdy 10 be the best We have ever tried.
Respectfully yours, il. WEBB.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-23
SELECTED MISCELLANY.

Set not too high a value on your own
abilities.
Peoples intentions can only be decid-
ed by their conduct.
Every man is the son Of his own
deeds.-SPaniSh prOVerb.
When you meet a heart that is true,
don't be afraid to trust it.
He who waits to do a good deal of
good at once will never do any.
Ifa dog has money he is called "Iour
lordship the dog."-KrOumir.
Education may not prevent crime,
but it is a crime to prevent education.
The noblest and most useful lives are
made up Of small acts well done.
Plenty of time is given Us in life to do
all that God intended we should do.
There are troubles enough in life
without adding Of your own manutac
turing.
Circumstances are the rulers of the
weak; they are but the instrument OF
rood qualities.
Surmises are not facts. Suspicious
which may be unjust need not bestated.
-AETdhGm.
Devote each day to the object then
in time, and the evening will find
something done.
We do not Judge men by what they
are themselves, but by what they are
relatively to us.
A good deal is never lost; he who
sows courtesy reaps friendship, and he
who plants kindness gathers love.
There is no sphere of life so narrow or
| confined that it does not afford oppor-
tunities for doing good to some one.
We cannot conquer fate and neces-
| sity, but We can yield to them in such
a way as to be greater than il we could.
Hannah More.
Ifit is foolish to give advice toe
I readily, it is also foolish to be too ready
i'm seeking it. Advice should only be
asked from those whose opinions we
value, and by whose judgment W. are
willing to be guided.
An aged Scotch lady, knowing the
habits of her old and spoiled servant
when she wished a note taken, without
loss of time, held it open and read il
over TO him, saying: "There, moo, An
drew, We ken a. that's in it; moo, dinna
stop to open it, but send it aft"
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BOOK BEER.
what ihe Work Signiies-Where ID
Was First Made.

was tlrst DSues
The word "bock," which signifies a
kind of beer, is exciting the curiosity of
etymOlOgiSt. In Germany, whence the
word came, it designates only a sort OF
beer, which in the spring is made at the
Royal Brewery, in Munich. Here Is a
result of the latest researches. Near the
end of the fifteenth century there was a
fete at the Court Of Albert H., Duke Of
Bavaria, and there was present q noble
Chevalier, the special envoy of the
Duke of brunswick. They seTve1the am
hassadOr a great mug ofthe best beer in
the chateau, but he would, after tasting,
not drink it. 1t could not compare
with the beer of Einbach, he said.
'Well," answered the master brewer,
who was called upon to explain, you
agree that my beeris not strong enough.
Well, / will bet you all my fortune
against two hundred forms that it is
stronger than Einbach beer. Let
us make an engagement for this day
next year. NJ. lie Chevalier will bring
his beer and / will come with mine.
He will drink my beer and L will
drinkS his, both in the same
quantity, and the nan who cannot
keep his legs at the end of an half an
hour loses" The wager was accepted
and next year. punctual to appoint
ment, the Chevalfer was there with his
beer. In the midst of an assembly OF
all the mobiles the trial was made. Sud-
denly, while they were at it, and after
they had disposed of immense quanti-
ties, a kid, a pet animal of the Duke,
rushd into the room and the Chevalier
stopped to pat it. Over the poor follow
went. The people gave a loud cheer
of triumph The Chavalier would
have it that it was all the fault of the
kid, but the judges decided against him.
1t was in honor of this memorable oc-
casion that the beer Of the ducal brewery
was called "bock" beer-kid in Ger
man being bock-and from this comes
the French word 6OUc, by which most
ofthe beer in France is called.
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LIVE STOCK.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, May 22.-The Drovers' Journal
reports; Hogs-Receipts %, 900 head; ship
ments $500 head. Market active at 5@lOc
higher, with poor quality offerings; COM
mon to good mixed 81 1907 95; light hogs
81 4O@S O5; heavy packing and shipping,
SS@@S 40; skips and Culls So 1905 50.
Cattle -Receipts $500 head; shipments
500 head. Market strong and active
at 1O@l5c advance of last week. No extra
stock here, quality being poor; exports
81 1901 so; good to choice shipping 81 Is
al 60; common to fair Sc 25@7; mixed
butchers plentiful and easier at s. 05@5 %;
grass Texans trite easier, but prices steady
at $4 1905 50 for n and S. 65@6 %
for shippers; stockers So 50@5 so.
Sheep-Receipts 600 head; shipments
none. Market steady; inferior TO fair Shorn
SO 1904; good to choice 81 jO@5 10; wooded
81 5O@6 so.
The Drovers' Journal Liverpool cable re-
ports: American cattle steady; best 1S@2Oc.
New York.
New YORK, May 1.-The Drorers' Journal
bureau reports: Beeves-Receipts 1900
head, making 1,120 head for the week.
Market not so firm; prices dropped!a strong
&c on medium and lower grades, and about
81 per head on better qualities; top steers,
both corn fed and still fed, sold at
l5A@15Kc; poor to good steers llA@l5c;
several carloads of Texas steers sold late
Saturday at 12@12Hc; exporters used 22O
head fat steers. Shipments for the week
554 live cattle; $50 live sheep; las quarters
of beef; IS carcasses of mutton.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head, making
8 200 head for the week. Market dull at
A@Hc lower, with sales Of prime clipped
sheep at 4A@6Hc.
Swine-Receipts 300 head, making o.,
900 for the week. Market firm for live
hogs at s. 75@S % per 100 pounds.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, May 22.-Cattle-Receipt'
2,057 head. Market slow at about last week;
prices.
Hogs-Receipts 4, 700head. Market firm
Philadelphia IS LOGS 40; Workers s. &c
@S 90.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head. Market dull
and prices &c Off from last week.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, May 22.-Hogs-Firm; com
mon and light So 00@7 IS; packing and
butchers s. SO@sOO; receipts AGO head
shipments nom
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Condition Of the Markets at Lead
ing Points.
MONEY 2i-2a3 1-3 Per Cen. -Goyernments
Firm-Stocks Irregular flour Easier
Wheat Steady but inactive
Provisions Firm.
RAILROAD EARNINGS IN MAY.

The Toledo, Cincinnati and ST. Louis,
first week in May, 1882, SlS,S2i. For
month of April 1882, S76,62S; 1881, sio,-
OBJ; increase, S1S,S24.
For the month of April the Ohio Cen
trail earned So, LAS, against sS5,454 In
the corresponding month last year, an
increase o fS4S,993.
The earnings of the Wabash, st.
Louis and Pacific Railway for the week
ending May 2, were: 1882, S2S3,5Ol;
1881, SOP, AZ; increase, S6O,75
The earnings of the Chicago and
Northwestern Railway Company for
the first week of May we've: 1882, S42l,-
746; 1881, S354,053; increase, s67,693.
The gross earnings Of the Utah Cen
trail Railroad Company for the month
of March were 1921 ,026. 26; operating ex-
penses, $50, 7S3.66; and net earnings,
s70,292.60.
The approximate earnings of the st.
Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba Rail-
way Company for the week ending May
: were: 1882, $4,000; 1881, $4,000; in
crease, $4,000.
The Finland Pere Marquette, month
of April, 1882, SlSS,l29 1881, Sl6S, $40;
increase, Sl9,609. From January / to
April 81, 1882, S71S,275; 1881, S5SS,37O;
increase S129, 9O4.
The grOse earnings of the Rochester u
Pittsb1rg Railroad were: First week in
MAY, 1882, s., 219.34; first week in May,
1881, S4,S23.S5; year 1882 to May 4, So,
4OS; year 1881 to May Z, S72,957.
The earnings of the Missouri Pacific
Railway Company and southwestern
connections for the first week of May
were S40S, 2O2.07-au increase OF S7b,-
S52.S7, over the corresponding week OF
1881.
The Chesapeake and Ohio reports
comparative earnings as follows: April,
1882, S25S,S6 1881, 1921, S42; increase,
$26, SIS. From January l to April 81,
1882, ss57,lO4; 1881, $500, 752; increase,
S54.362.
The Columbus, Hooking Valley and
Toledo Railway Company report the
earnings of their road for the first week
in May as S57,0S4.27, against S24,97O.SO
for the corresponding time last year,
being q gain of $32,1l3.47 in 1882.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-23
PRODUCE,
New York.
NOfered.

NKw YORK. May Observation-Disclosures
at 12I@122sc; futures steady. Flour
Steady; receipts 5000 barrels; exports !, 100
barrels; superfine Western and State at
81 0065 %; COMMON to good s. 0O@5 so;
good to choice S. S5@9 %; white wheat
extra s. 25@9 %; extra Ohio S. 20@S so;
st. Louis S. 2O@9 %; Minnesota patent
better and afterwards lost, advance and
declined H@12sc, closing dull and weak;
receipts 5000 bushels; exports 4, 900 bush
els; No. ? spring 81 81; ungraded spring
81 OPAL %; ungraded red 81 17@1 4SH;
No. 5 81 AZ; No. . red 81 4SA@l 40; certif-
Gates and deliveries 81 45; fob. No. = red
seller MAY, sales 5000 bushels at 81 4Sh
al 80, closing 81 4Sh; seller June, sales
$4,000 bushels at 81 4Sh@1 so, closing at
at 81 32B@1 1915, closing at 81 32H; seller
August, sales 2l6.OO0 bushels at 81 24@
al p, closing at 81 "a; seller September,
sales 10000 bushels at 81 24@l 24I, clos
ing at 81 "a. Corn-At A@Hc lower;
receipts 112,60O bushels; exports 1856
bushels; ungraded S3@S5Hc; No. 2 $50
S5Lc: white ungraded ole; No. 2 seller
May S5Ac; seller June s1A@S2Hc, closing
at S1&c; seller July SlA@S23sc, closing at
SlAc; seller August S2l4@S2Ac, closing
at S2Ac; seller September s2H@S2Ac,
ClOSluS q CIV SoS-Hb AS1IZS ~
receipts 10000 bushels; exports 5000
bushels; white western 62@6Sc. Hay
Quiet and steady at 70@T5c. Coffee and
MolasseS-Quiet and unchanged. Sugar
Quiet and firm; fair to good refining 1S9
nc. Rice-Easier and weak. Petroleum
Quiet and firm; United 66Hc; crude 6%@
re; refined sss@SAc. Rosin-Firm at
$3.50. Turpentine-Dull at 4I@47Lc. Eggs
Western fresh weak, declining to 19c.
Pork-Stronger and fairly active; new mess
500 4O@@ 90. Beef-Quiet n firm. Cut
Meats-Quietand unchanged. Lard-Weak;
prime steam $11 S2H@11 s.. Butter-Dull
and nominal at 12@24c. Cheese-Quiet
and firm at 7@lOc.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, May 22.-Flour Easier;
western superine s. 2O94 so: extra 81 $50
6 rs; family So 00@6 IS. Wheat-Western
steady and inactive; No. 2 winter red spot
81 4S91t 33k; seller May 81 S3@1 80; seller
June 81 43 bid seller July 81 26@l 26A;
seller August 81 22@1 22H. Oorn-West-
ern dull and easy; western mixed spot and
seller June size bid; seller July S2@
s2hc. 0ats-Quiet and firm; western
white 6l96Sc; miXedt60@6lc; Pennsylvania
60@6Sc. Rye-Dull at $1,000. Hay
Steady at 81 OO@lS 90. Provisions Firm;
mess pork $40 1890 IS. Bulk Meats
Shoulders and clear rib sides, packed, 50 so
@l2 rs. Bscon-Shoulders SO 25; clear
rib sides SIS IS. Hams-Sl5 25@is 81. Lard
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DRY
New York.

New YORK, May 22.-Dry GOOds-The
market has been very quiet, particularly Sc
for Monday; new demand light, with very
ouirements. Carpets and American dress
silks continue in steady request and
delivery for Kentucky jeans and doeskins
farther inquiry, with good sales and sup
ply, medium quality heavy doeskins be.
ing rapidly reduced by sales as we'll as by
curtailed production. Pacific RI, Provi'
dent, Polaris, Auvergne and Covington
sold up, and prices advanced.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-23
II Don't Want That stuff"

Is what a lady of Boston said to her hus-
band when he brought home some medi-
cine to cure her sick headache and neu-
ralgia which had made her miserable for
fourteen years. At the first attack there
after, il was administered to her with such
good results, that she continued its use I'm
til cured, and made so enthusiastic in its
praise, that she induced twenty-five Of the
best families in her circle TO adopt it as
their regular family medicine. That stuff
is Hop Bitters.-Sunddrd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-23
West Virginia Central 4 PittSburS Railway
NOTICE TO -CONTRACTORS.

Proposals viii be received at the Companys
office, in Piedmont, W. Va, mp to noon May
., lSS2, forthe grading and masonry for about
twenty five C21 miles Of the extension OF the
Company's railway, from where Ut crosses into
MARYLAND, near the mouth of stony River, TO
the Summit, near Fairfax Stone.
The profile and specifications are now ready
for examination at the office In Piedmont, and
engineers viii be found upon the line to give
information.
Bids will be received for one mile or more;
the work IN Maryland to be completed by
Septenb Der l, lSS2, and the remainder by octo-
Der 20, 1852
Payments to be made monthly in cash, re-
serving ten per cent or the stimate unul the
completion of the contracts.
ii. G. DAVIS, President.
T. E sICKEIS, Chief Engineer. myHl
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The Hotel Clerk Who Knows Every.
thing.

aAA
4 newly arrived and singularly as
sorted couple at the FIFTH Avenue Hotel,
consisting of aLondoner and an out
and-out American Western man, stood
watching the throng of people coming
and going at the marble counter the
other evening, and listening with sur
prise to the endless number of quick
questions ade to the hotel clerk about
trains, rooms and individuals, and his
instantaneous replies, when the English
man broke out with:
"MOSt extraordinary man, seems to
know everybody and everything-won-
der if there is any question about a rail-
way train or any person that he can't
anSw err
'Pu bet half a dozen champagne I'll
put him q question about a train he
can't answer" said the Westerner.
"Done! I'll stand six to see him so
tograSS," said Her Msjesty's subject.
"Well, here goes, them" and Wes-
tern stepped up to the marble counter.
"Say! You appear to know every
thing and everybody; who is there that's
going to h, and whenu the train
start?"
"Charles ]. Guiteau; starts S0th June,
sir" replied the clerk, looking the
querist right in the eye without moving
a muscle.
"Wen, l reckon you are about right,
but YOU can't tell me where L can go
and gets ticket, can your
"Go to the devil" said the clerk,
turning away.
mister" said the Western guest,
looking over to Parker, the blOonde
bOOkkeeper, after tie laughter had
subsidized, you can charge six bottles of
Fig in my bill for the use of them
gentlemen, for Unjust weaken on this
bet-it's agin me-" He withdrew, and
the clerk kept answering questions
about other and more familiar routes
with perfect equanimity.-Hotel Ga
=GttC, Nay Is.
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Opened -. ! y ZIzd.H SS2siIS Sz11itWG
Closed .-- l 2s2sl Us z SHliS pa i,S
Highest" | 20 - re d 10 % ~
Lowekt....l Z11zIl ZI1sl htsl oVzsI 10 o'12 u"
variationI lAI q II 81 HH
Cincinnati.

CInc1nudtis
CINCINNATI, May 22.-Cotton-Dull and
lower at 1lAc. Flour-Firm; family S. 10
@6 %; fancy So 5O@7 25. Wheat-Dull
and lower; No. 2 red winter 81 339l 35H
spot; 81 15h bid seller July. Corn-Quiet
and firm; No. 2 mixed 77&@IHc spot;
76Zc bid seller May and june; 7SAc seller
July; 1870 bid seller August; 7o97SHc
seller September; &c seller year. Oats
Quiet; No. 2mixed 55hc; Rye.Dull at SIC:
Barley-Dull at 81 0S. Pork-Stronger at
$40 25. Lard-Srtonger at S11 40. Bulk
Meats-Strong and higher; shoulders SIC;
clear rib 1l5Sc. Bacon-Steady; shoulders
none; clear rib 12Hc; clear 1910. Whisky
Active and firm at 81 II; combination
sales of finished goods, 855 barrels, on a
basis of 81 IA. Butter-Quiet and I'M
changed: choice Western Reserve &c;
choice Central Ohio 1Sc. Linseed Oil 559
SIC.
TOLEDO, O., May 22.-Wheat-Steady; No.
2 red spot and seller May 81 4OH; seller
June ST 35H; seller July 81 17A; seller
August 81 IA; seller year 81 l2H. Corn
Steady and in fair demand high mixed
SOC; No. 2 spot 7SKc; seller May TIC;
seller June 74Hc; seller July 74Hci seller
year size. O~ats-Steady; No. 2spot and
seller May sc.
New ORLEANS, May 22.-Cofiee-Flrm;
Rio cargoes, ordinary to prime, S@lOAc.
Sugar-Dull and lower; common to good
common 6A@7c; fair TO fully fair 1870
7Ac; prime to choice S@SHc; yellow clar-
lied S%@SMc. Molasses-Dull and un
changed; common reboiled 45@47c; fair re-
boiled k0@52c; prime 55@57c.
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| Reiped sie rs. Butter-Dull; western
nacpeS t6Ia25c: roll 5000. Eggs-Quiet
At Ig6S2oo Petroleum-Quiet; refined Y
M7Xc Coffee-Firm; Rio cargoes SCg51fc'
Sucar-Quiet; A soft 9Hc. WHISKY
Quiet at 81 2O@1 q.
Chtcago.
CHICAGO, May 22.-Flour Steady ana
unchanged. Wheat-Demand active, ane
nr;ces adyanced and unsettled at 81 2Sg
1851 cash; 81 2SN seller May $12SS sell
or June: 81 Tx seller July; 81 lax seiier
August; 81 O6A seller year; No. 3 ~ Jag
/ i6H; rejected $4,000. Corn-Fairiy &C
tive and 3 shade higher at 4H@'4Ae
cash and seller May; 7222sc seller June AM
July; 72%@72Hc seller August; Idhc
seller September; 5S1sc seller year: uats
cash: SIC seller May; 50N@50Ac seller
June; 45Lc seller July; 37Lc seller Az
eust: S6N@36Hc seller September; $3.50
Seller wear. Rye and Barley-Steady and
unchanged. Butter-Dull; creameries ZzV
CSC: dairies fair to choice 14@2Oc. Eggs
Active and a shade higher at l6Hc. Pork
Active, firm aud higher at $40 62H@l9 70
cash; SO 6O@19 IS seller May; Sl9 S99
10 67X seller June; $40 S1H9l9W selier
July; S20O5@20 OK seller August; S2oio
@20 1sX seller September. Lard.Fairiy
cash sri 45@l1 AN seller June; $l1 COG
slI 62L seller July; Sl1 7218@1l 20 seller
August; S11 S2H seller September; $li 80
seller year. Bulk Meats-Strong and high
er; shoulders SIC; short rib $ll 40; short
clear sl1 10. Whisky-Steady and IN
changed at 81 16.
The following shows the fluctuations in
the Chicago grain and produce market yes
terday, as reported by John NJ. Hoon q Co.,
brokers, No. 1l60 Main street:
Wheat. Corn Oats. Pork Lard.
lime JulyLIuue LJune June June.
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'>u Inst apparent effect is to increase the
-fPe'ie. II aSSiStS digestion, aud causes the
'o I" ">Ntmilate p~roperly-thus the system
""UF'>hed. II also, by its tonic action on
'"e digestive organs, induces more copious
'au regular excavations. The rapidity with
"hich patients take on flesh while pndsr the
influence OF the Syrup, OF itself indicates hat
no other preparation can be better adapted 10
heIp anu nourtSh the constitution. and bspce
be more eficaciOus in all depression ~ sni,,,s
shaking or trembling OF the hands or bodv
cough shortnesS Of breath, or consumptIvs
u'''t The nerves and muscles besome
strengthened and the blood purified.
me various kinds OF waste or decav that
.N%es'the human body, though attended each
"Ih some symptom not eemmon with he
>', SS'ee very much in this, thai the basis
St j. nearly the same. II is generally con-
SUeu mat the majority Of diseases are ac-
~npanled by faulty digestion; and such
eng 'Re case, We must, in order to cure such
seS' cause the organs Of digestion TO per.
- 'nelS proper functions. No remedy has
s'o'e been discovered which has 80 beneficial
h1Henee onthese organs as Fellows COM
-'~ou syrup Of Hypophosphites.
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