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nActions, 335, 900 shares,

Nkw York, December 5.-Flonr dull rcccIpts
western and State 81 ?ja5 %; common IS sdai 10:
Ohio 81 SOFAS IS: st. Louis S. 0oa7 20; Minnesota
patents 50 50a7 80. Wheat, cath hr1n: options N
Hc lowe, receipts $500 bushels exports l9.SOO
susaSs NJ No. 2sp5tnS noImlns No. 06c red 9oca
al 10 red 81 o9al iOsS; ungraded white 81 i;
steamer No. 5 SOC: No. 2 red December sales ,OOG
bushels at 81 9SIal o91. closing ut 81 o9{: Janu.
February, sales 5000 bushels Il q iSKal isG'
s ,I,s,, at y ls Corn cash % lower closing
receipts !, lSoeeo bushels exports 40 bushels IN.
5o1ae No e January e sae5s closing 4 &c; Febru:
ats55it. oss receipts 100 ba.hei.; shlpmen ns
sGo bushels i =, western ioal&; white west
Sugar ilrmeE good 65Sa7c. Molasses, steady; New
nominal; United &c; crude 711aSl4c: refined
s9sc 1Tallow weak at a. RGs!n. easy a 8 u
Pork dull! new mess $40 %. Beef unchanged. Git
meats dull: long clear middle stronger 1t st8 co.
Lard stronger; prime steam 8ll 301Sall So Butter
quiet and tirm a. l6a3ec Cheese, iirmerat 5al2}1c.
CHICAGO. December 5.-Flour unchanged. whea,
o691.c February; q olHal olss May; No. rcd Win
Corn higher At S5sa5514e cash; 5s,4a551sc Janu.
3 m:%o sS May Oats higher at &c CASH
changed. Barley, unchanged, Flaxseed easier,
but not Iuotably lower Butter unchanged. Eggs
easy ct 27sa2sc pork. active and higher at sl7 60
II SO a a u a CASH. saaH1sy o i assP eb asns.
Buls meats, unchanged. Whisky unchanged at
.Call-Gnn unchanged Pork advanced II, ST. Goa
y o. year; Sli 80 January: SIT 90al7 821 February
Lard higher at SlU IS December and january SO SO
al0 S2M February. lIsI1
GiHciNNA11. December 5.--Flour unchanged
Wheat. No; red 9sc receipts 900 bushels; ship
ments S5oe51ssls Corn prizes higher AZ 5
February; size bid May. 0nis, aSIsa:jc spot: SIC
demand; extra 30. $ ?oa75c. Pork. sis % Lard.
higher at $40 OK; Bulk meats unchanged. Bacon
unchanged. whisky, 81 u. Butter unchanged. =
CHICAGO. December 5.-1he Droptrs Journal &c:
ports: - "a. + l..1FS u,
Cattle-Recelps {, 900 head: shIpmcnts 200 head:
Sood % 2oas e common 81 o0a5 08; butchers s. 20
n3 05: feeders 81 S5ni20. -'i7f'.'- :,
Sheep-Reccipts $500 head; shipments 400 hcail.
Market steady: common & 6OaI Is; medium 81 iO,,
20: choice 81 20ai 20. siI.-' + :
TOLEDO O.. December b.-wheat tir,ncr; No. . SPOT
gsAc: December 9s!4c; January slCOls: February
81 G.4 March 81 w; May slv1, Corn irlnet; hish
m Iaxe. ND 9!d 6ee bd No. yesr 55s9 January
37s4c bid. Closed-Wheat weaker. CoEI, firm: hirh
mixed Gle bid; No. :spot Gle bid: December 551Ic
bid: year sc bid January held at 53,c; May $50.
P!IIsspGeM. December -Pfettoleum-Marke,
refined 75aasc for Philadelphia delivery. In the
afternoon The weakness Noted III the morning. con.
tinuGd and was attended with some excitement.
The , market ar, 2Pened at snd declined tc
NEW YORK. December 5.-Dry Goods-As usual
on Tuesday the demand for miscellaneous orders
was light, the market being without mail advice.
from many distributing points. In cotton good.
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Western, and ls,,sal6c for New York. swelt.erleh
MIC. according 10 qualify. Limbuger l2c -
ftathers-Live geese arm at 6QabSc: 40atSc for
Eais.Trado !: b,lshten!ns up and stocks arc nll.
aPps 8ait.f,S.saSc per pound; minoe meat sac;
aos,y-Whi!e elores. new 2sa2sc la and 2.poand
frames per pound: New York, III Irregular Packages
lsa29c Buekwfeat l6alGc sttained ionlsc i
=, Iaaes-Mafkes steady country 6a6 pound;
6erras.choiee 25a2se per ID: quiet. w.
General Prodnet.-Apples, In good demand but
tGafee az 25t2 S0pet Darrell Butter. fccepts me.
iiilm: 2oetlc yer ID. for hntclaa article. saucr
htaut sStoS7 % per barrel. Pigs feet sploc' half.
barrels " co. .quartcrbarrels, 81 81. Florida
oranges fresh, ~ per box. Lemons s. 90 per box,
sSgs. receiptsllyht and demand good al 2Ga9Oc per
Dozen ior fresh. Potatoes very scarce at 6ai0c per
ttay and auw-llay has advanced a little, AZ
well rs straw; good balel hay IA worth 81 OOalS co.
loose on wagon. 5000. Wheat straw Is worth 81 %
and 0at straw IS per ton, :, ''"TI' '''-'t
Wht1ty-Remaius firm aud iSquoted at 81 II per
proof gallon. y lifi4iI. i.f'.I7 NIf FHSFa ~
Gtnsiny-vcly little Is coming In, and what Is Is
oismcn quality US 10 only command 81 90 pet ID,
hoo'-!h In The buyers lavor and commands SSc
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An Old Time Bcile.

Norstown lIerall.-- .tssEs- 4. y,
Tho dresses Of Lolita, Paulina, the rival
Of Aggripina, were valued at. S2,764,4S0,
mott including her jewels, which cost as
much more. It has slipped our memory
whether Miss Paulina was the daughter Of
a plumber or an editor, but our impression
is that she was, I'LL .Es5tE. tf-'a4s=E 81
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REMARKS.

There Is heavy Increase In The receipts over list
week, and te quality was scarcely AZ good as il was
Hen consisting as itdoes Of few good sheep and
There Is no out.ide demand. and that On the pati
OF our home butchers being limited, trade n re.
pogi'e s,a ~ quite slow butcher sheep a5c Lamb
me me s ss @ &c sold mostly with other sheep
stock ewes s. 50a8 Is per head, ""N
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DR.. ]. E. SIN TIL,

NO. III CHApL1NE STREET.
rshes evidence OF physicians success Ia the tes.
;mouy Of his patients: The incrcah!ny demands ior
nv u,olrsslollal services prove that have dealt
sou5tably and faity with th"s" who have consulted
me, never use a paticnt,' nam without permits
tSCse whom have cured Alto. liey had been pro.
nnsnceI lncurable. A thorough medical education.
Mn many years hospital xpcrtenec and familiarity
with therapeutic agents. close observance OF tenn.
t4tAmruial pccullarities and strict attention To
kyvjenc management ins,ires success, II cure Il
pnlSle and frAnflygiyc the patient my opinion.
HOMIE PROOF
Kidney Ano LAYER Diseases und Rheumatism,-
suffered Terribly .;"Nothing seemed 70 help me;
zEPT. Phillips. 't3 Y
Cs,srh, Polypus Of Nose. Impaired Voiee.-sui.
Tered for years patent medicine failed to help me.
W. '~''' s'r CHARLES cHADDucK, ~
Of speflcl d Co., Wheeling, VIVA,
Dyspepsia and liberated Stomach Treatment
!O'yeats failed !1gsye me Iest Dr. Smith cured
Nts-"Iiad them for ton ql,S ys:r; u; Smith
SStoiula, Running Sores on Head.--"My sou was
s1ic,ei for fourteen yea!T Nothing seemed 70
ivy MRS. CATHERINE GAPS.
MarketStreet, Wheeling, W; Va,
Cs.,cer.-"sutIesed for years with cancer Had II
cut out three times. II returned after each opera.
ton Dr. Smith cured nc without knife. cnusticor
i4Iu." MRS. h. N. CIRCUIT.
Files, Fts,ula OF Anus-Flat 0! my back tor is
weeks. Repolteld dying. Dr.smith cured me with.
'' THOMAS CoLvIN,. ~.
Wholesale Grocer, Main ST., Wheeling, W. Va, j.
uIcerations Of Rectum, Pr0lapslH and Piles
"Was given up 10 die and pronounced incurable.
Dr., Smith cured me without knife. d.
~ WASHINGTON DELANY, q. i
Martins Ferry.
Rev. II. O. Ladd writeg- Dr.. smith'sprotetsional
ersices In my family have been most satisfactory
aud commend him To all as q gentleman and 4
itill!ul Physician" i.I.--.. -
10, seven years and treated BY many phyKcians for
dnpclsla. Dr. Smith said had tapewor1n and
ID risht hours removed inonkter 100 feet long,
Female ComplAnts-Three years III hospitals for
females, give nc peculiar advantages III such cases.
Persons cured Of catarrh, diseases OF heart liver,
Stomach. Kidneys, skin, blood. nervous affections
,nd weaknesses Of men and youth, scrotula aud
A,hma testify to my success. 4
riles cured without the kniic. I'll t!r
PATIENTS at distant may be treated by letter and
nts.ction guaranteed. A chart for self examiua.
ton sect on receipt Of two three cent stamps mud
Advice returned Tree. ~ .GII'Et =
Consultation at once free. Once hours from 1.
A.t07r. H., daily. Call on Or address n 5;..l
]. E BMlTH, N. D.. hit9
myl2 No. Ill Chapune st., Wheeling, W. Va.
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Opinion Of Eminent DR.. X. y. S,euars,
President Maryland Hospital, Baltimore:
"a have used Colden's LIQUID Beef
Tonic for more than year. 1t combines the
virtues OF food and tonic remarkably, and, l AM
satisfied, has sared life when any other medi
cine would fail" (Renember the name,
Colden's-tuke no othtr.) e5.l5. Mwraw.
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There Is falling OF III the offerings, us compared
prices hive declined full Ic ~ compared viii" viii
the tignres ruling then The supply IS considered
aMn!e Tor ie moderately fair denAlid, and Is yen.
sraily REPORTED us full supply by the dealers. The
some Improvement during the past two Or three
weeks over previous offerings for several weeks.
rnees shaSAc for common 10 fair, and &C for good
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FINE, brilliant and clear lenses are used in
making the Celluloid Eyeglasses. When
you buy u pair you may know that Won are are
getting the best. RS G77|'' = :
For sale by all leading jewelers. and Opt.
clans, ~ s.6Ig -7ss| r70>,7 Fls1.-5 Ww,v.w
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For all bodily ailments, arising from in,pur.
ity Of blood, a torpid liver. irregulariiy Of the
bowels, indigestion, constipation, or disor.
uered kidneys, is warranted in free use Of
BvRDocK BLOOD BITrErs.E Price S.. 90. DIV,
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wheeling who1c.ate Market.
lSrELLIGENcRR OFFICE,

WHEELING, Tuesday, December 6,
exhibited any special feature, and prices remain
steady. IS will be noticed by the following
Good red wheat j. worth 81 % per bushcl New
4oc, and fair Western on truck 43c. Rye zoe, and
none offering. Bnn, SIG per ton; mill feed so o.;
chops SIS 10; mIddlings So co. ~
Fonr-BuSincss Is good and prices do not
change. The quotations this morning arc:
New -four $ 5oa6 %. The regular bra,ids arc
quoted as follows: Choice amber, 81 75a725; medium
amber. 80 0oao Is: Wisconsin, So 75a7 %: Min.
nesota extrn. 81 7saS %: fancy St. Louis, IS %
bushel, Soc oatmeal. fancy per barrel. S 75ae o.
common, $5 Is: rye tlonr, per barrel, IS 5Ol5 rs.
D .htds-fery little Is doing ct present, Todays
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FINANCIAL AND coumERUlAL.
New York Money and Stocks.

new YORK, December 6.-Money 4a7 per cent
closing offered at per cens Prime mercantile
paper Gas per cent. Sterling Exchange banker
bills a so><: demand q SiA. n ~ '.'I0y.I N
GOykREhENfs-lrfegulnr u,H III 5tSttigit
US. as.... ehish d wilkea.. 99ts
U. 8. bs, extended. 1911 st r & 8. 9. astk..ll2
Y. 8. AZ. coupons. ll2 y. p bonds, tlsts....ll5
U. g. 4s coupons..... 1909 U. T.. Land Granta. llO5;
Pacific q Of '95.....l27 u. P. sinking fund
Central Pacific tints.li6 Texa1 Pac land gts.. 90
Erie SetoDdx.......... 0G do. Ro Grand tllr... 10
RAILROAD Bonps-Ae,iye and higher. Fa6.
sTArk sEcuRtTiEs-Neslected. '1I}y &. X Ii.
Missouri es-...........ll2 Virginia consols, Ok.
u. ......l09x TIA mat. coupons e.
Tennessee g. new..- 37;S TX. div. -
BfccKs-1he market opened Arm, and during the
arst fiiteen minutes was steady. Then there was
weeker feeling for twenty minutes, from then I'LL
1880 It was strong. advancing e to TX per cent,
tho latter Northwestern, 10 ban. The market then
became quiot and feverlsh and during the last half
hour was dull and heavy, With only fractional
changes The leading stocks ranged M lolloWs
Union Pacific looal0lT, Milwaukee and st. Paul loo
l79hs, Heading 94a5l, Northwestern l32>+al3i5I,
Jersey Central 7oAa7is. Denver 46a46, Erie 8G@al7,
Northern Pacific ,45Daa65S, do. preferred 'Js1Sa
gsh. Oregon and Transcontinental 8jlfas6it,
Missouri taciac l0OAl0l1{ Texas Pacific 34Ka85,
Kansas and Texas Sia3l5 Michigan Central aOaSl1I,
DO preferred 52aS|31z, aud Western Union Telegraph
60haSlA. -.g6g-.fg .fq6EII,i IN
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The iollowlnE wete the quotations yesterday at
Ctlat-'Sleen andhelfer, sweighlng from 100 10 800
iros:. Saaas; M y 600 lbs. 4a4Hc; extra, NC.
$50 oDa6o 90. Bulls, 3AsXc Calves, is 10 Sic and
quality, s. ooal0 90 per head. 80 i - =
Hoos.Light aud rough, ba5}Sc; fair 10 good, Ga
Sheep and Lambs-Shcep, 3,salc::lambs. 4<asc.
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skin Diseases Cured,

By DR.. FRAzlEE'h MAGIC OINTMENT. Cures
as II BY magic, pimples, Black.i Heads or
Grubs, Blotches, and Eruptions on the Face,
leaving, the skin clear, healthy, and beauti.
full. Also cures Itch, Salt Rheum, Sore Nip:
pies Sore Lips, Old, Obstinate Ulcers and
Sold by all druggists and mailed on re.
ceipt Of price, 60 cents. glf5!GAlGaa,.
J. F. shirk, Agent at Wheeling, and R. X.
McConahoy, Agent at Bridgeport. i, DAw. (
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kissing u Pittsbnrgl, lirI.

Ig- K1EsIuE u Plttsbnrgh NIFI. X ~
Burlington Hawk.Hye. ,,54t iiS5
The worst about kissing a Pittsburgh gir1
is! that you carry the marks of coal dus
about your nose and other features unit
You reach the nearest pump 5S3S't5i1ts \
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The market has been slow to-day, closing rathcr
!ater than usual. Prices, quality Considered, were
naHc lower than last week, except for good feed.
quality generally was us good as It WAS laSt wcrE
though there were some far more common Cattle
Which sold at our lowest prices -2a2] 1c-and they
ramRed Up 70 64c. with most sales from to 5l1c,
at $50 70 SIS per head Wholesale aud Us 10 SIS re.
Tall. We have no quotations for common Cows. =
Arrivals this week a. -. ,.....'... 500,
Arrivals lust weelr...,,,,.,.......'.'' ri
Afflflls Onc your REO., : $50
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THAT hacking evual be quickly cured
by Hhiloh's Cure. We guarantee i. 35ss
WILL you suffer with yspepsiu and Liver
conp:sint? Shiloh's Vitaliicr is guaranteed
10 cure YOU. 3 Il Il y y "a
+ sLxkrLIs nights, MADE miserable by that
terrible cough. sAll9Fs Cate Il TIE ttlMed7
for yoI. n. ,i. |t..5. Si M; .s5i,
N OAFAEpu cured, kaalth and sweet breath 50.
cured BY 6hilqlfs Gatarrh Remedy. Price 50
cents Nasal Injector Tree. ',i =
Sold liz 3. Roskiug, agent, under Odd Eel.
loys' Hal, and BY II. Iat 1910 Main
street s,i55t-i' Peg t5y]5l1 E9YRsY 4
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Sulphur Soup. l.'5 & "''.'' : -',' 800 49,
Pixies Toothachc Drops cure In one min.
ole' 'lTT.,au.,,I,, fH~r Lgae MwF&W,
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sDAily except Sunday. -
No. Island No. stop at all Stations. Is.

NO 6-l'ellAive and CanOrIdge Accommodation
except Sunday. i - = = = - N''
3 & Q. Sleeping Cars on all through trains.
and Southwest, North aud Northwest. MAKING thjs
desirable route for colonists and persons moving
70 the great West, and 10 whom particular attention.
WHEELING, PITTS. AND BALTIMORE DIV
Leave Wheellrg....6:i0 4. NJ, 1:sOP,N,, IiOr. y.
No trains run OH this Division on Sunday. y.
5lckeis 10 all principal points on sale at DEPOT,
Depot Ticket Ohlce. ~ 80. : ~.
,o,,. TlI0s. H. B. IIAAsE. Ticket Agent.
JOHN 7. LANE, TINY. Passenger Agent. > q
:, =, ". N. CLEMENTS, N. Of r.
x: y: DEVRIEs. Gen'l Agent. Wheeling.
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b THt genuine SARATOGA Hon Rock srnSo
.WA4 En, tQr ale BY all druggists by the doz.
en-, botll Of sallbp. 4dureas Ill orders to
the High Hook Spring Co., Saratoga Springs,
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White Miners Oil, Winter Strained....,." S
Groettia-For tho pas, week the business III this
deparsmSnt has ben good Large shipments have
been good asst always Is prior 10 Thanksgiving.
Prices have remained very steady. Sugar have Ie.
Glined little. Quotations ase as follows; Coffee
e ; Ss ssn Sa seSa RIO ye GS p Kiln sass
syrurs, common ioc; prime 45a4sc: New Or.
loans moascst primcG5c; choice new zoe; maple
Srap sSf psaT Salo1 nowasss s bard crushed
~ sc &c; p%ire &c; "a rxlae s''. 4 ssse;
essse siSs NV S. sstiey pss g. Ill., 49,
Caaasd Goads- Quotations arc as follows; sl cat,.
pic peaoleS :? %; n cans peaches 81 S5aa so: . b
sweet corn. q coal 5; Wlaslow 'eof,l, 81 8.
ss 81 a:pSs q CAM. hfc y Ps;s :
q cans, s 4osi 10. Lima heans 2 h oans, 81 Is.
ssrttg g * Cove oyscn. u cals, light, 75c full
Dfal Eaii.-wc quote prime a,,nr,orou apn,cs II
&c; evapotated apples 13aitc per po,,nd; cvapo,a.
ted peaches ulurarcd) lSc per pound; cyapomtcd
raspbeFries soa3sc per pound; inquired peaches,
1a-No. mackcsel. bbls, 81 %: 10. . medium ~,
'Wsad:p Hsre--Markct steady, No. ]. tubs, Nc,
do.en 50 %: NJ. tues IbE. dczpn, IS co. No. tub
s s lIscc tF nt e. sssn q aS
10 lbs cacity $. So do, IS lbs capacity, 81 o. do IS
lbs capacity, 8 50, wsshboayds, plain, 81 Soul IS
rc;hfoards. patent per dozen. s. 50aa is, sN..'-
Stlt@ter osfIoi 81 TO- i 7'j' ll'fiss1, M ~
sued Cbr1,2Sa9u per pound. 40 ~ n
HaA-Timothy s. ~ clover IS ooa5 60. Ri,
GraS ST. 10; orchard grass $500 - -.
Itatodr-Douhle ktrenyin', vino vinegar, oosasoc,
tsH4s.a !lslsS lQallc for county sloek wine
Btdns-- Receipts arc light; demand steady: prime
naylcs y Coa3 %: prime medium s. 0Oa5 S5;iimas
s. 75a4 %; bitter beams s. Is per busliei. I
pM-Lard oil. extra western strained, 95casl Co.
ea.b9n 81 iQSe: While minen oil. winter strained
ease'e-N fu9sa IL |obp|ag aFi|o lor prime
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4 J. +. shirk, Agent at Wheeling, sud \. L
McConahey, Agent at Bridgeport. DIV. i
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~ 'Mir iallreu auf der meer, w
Unser shit tx shay und shteady,
Mt drunken nix 0ss beer, A. - VI.
Und mir Alud aw Inner ready r.t
Wo's fechtcrie lis, stun mir shpfy.
Und mach { der feiud on telile:
' Und won's feIbei TVS, tzlmlich glei
N Gcbt'Z zcit geulpE ftr shpiela.
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Baltimore Live stock Market,
oFFicE or CALvEaToN LIVE Stock YARDS. !


nEMAEks on BEEp CATTLE. t''.
The arrivals Of cattle during tho week amounted
head. against 0s2 last week, and S..ss5 head
ine corresponding week OF last year and The saries
curing VI me week amounted to ,9O7 head, against
ZOO last week, and z, G48 head tho cofreypundinv
week OF last year, and were Ms follows: -
To Baltimore butchers, l.. s-c
Tont! uehletS $40
~ slecn ...... 1856
AZ washington CITY 40
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A PENNsYLVANIA DUTCH riNAroRE
A few Specimens for Anybody Who
III Np @ Wants Them, Fya

A few Specimens for Anybody Who
M {p. Wants Them. g9a
Allentown Telegram. a@gG,als .tU}I WI
: Alfred @. Moss, OF Allentown, rs our
readers are already aware, has translated
mPinalore" into Pennsylvania German.
This burlesque was given beforoa crowded
house in that place last evening We give
a few extracts from the libretto 10 show the
character of.he work. This from the open.
ing chorus: 50E. H M rG5l F,
We sail the ocean blue, lsU.lI 54n.
And our MuCy bhit'sH beauty; IY..0l s'
We're bober men and true, F."
And attentive to ourduty,
When the balls whistle free over the bright hiue
We stand 10 our GUNS all day; LIZ @. .3,ga.
When at anchor we ride on the Portsmouth tide,
We have plenty oil time TO play. ,l'l
'Mir iahreu auf der meer, t""'5
Unser shlr 11 shay und shteady, Nf
MI drunken nix Oss beer, ~ ''45li - HI
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scabuty & Johnson. Chemists. New York.
nhpD.WIsW H|sH..s Hr..rt. Is. -. lHrs T. ~ ~
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-08-07
TUNBRIDGE SPRINGS.

Editor of tie Monitor: l wish to
write a few words relative to Tun-
bridge Springs, which are receiving
quite notoriety for their efficacy in
the cure of various diseases. The
one of which | am now speaking is
specially noted for its effect upon
humors. 1t is situated in a mountain
region, two miles from the village,
beneath towering cliff, and boils up
from the rocks pure and cold. The
ride from the village is picturesque
and beautiful, and we have scarcely
seen spot where one could enjoy
the sweet pleasures of rest and re-
pose, better than here. The spring
is visited by those who are severely
afflicted with old sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, etc., and from testing the
waters and observation we know that
wonderful cules result from the use
of the water. Some distance away
is another spring celebrated for its
influence upon kidney and kindred
diseases. Tunbridge village is a
pleasant Vermont village with WOODEN
factory, fair ground, stores, church
es, etc., where one can pass the
time pleasantly if he desires. Mr.
A. R. Pike keeps an excellent hote
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here and the traveller can find gooc

here and the traveller can find good
board and quiet at his house.
A Vermont tornado visited this
vicinity some weeks since and left a
track of ruin and desolation. Trees
were blown down, buildings demolish-
ed, and beautiful church was badly
damaged. The effect of the cyclone
shows what one might be in the prai
RE country, where there are no hills
and mountains to break its force.
This place is reached by stage from
South Royalton, which makes two
trips daily. | can recommend the
water of the spring | have visited
very cheerfully, and advise those
suffering from severe humors to try
it. ALETHA A. JONES.
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MUTTERINGS.

So far as we have been able to
learn there is not only great disap-
pointment, but deep mutterings and
some threats in regard to the
work of the late district convention,
and as to it's choice of candi-
date. This is not confined to Orleans,
and Caledonia counties alone, but
prevails in several other sections of
the district and state. 1t is felt
that gross injustice has been done
Gen. Circuit, and that a "still hunt, !"
or any hunt against him when he
was PROSTATE with disease and utter
ly unable to defend himself in the
least, was exceedingly unkind to say
the least. 1t is, moreover, felt that
the placing in retirement a man who
has made SO faithful and respectable
a record as Gen. Grout has made, at
the end of one term, is kind of
snubbing and abuse that kind-hearted
and fair-minded Vermonters are not
wont to infict. The persistent claim
that it was question of ability
against ''mediocrity,' as one odious
writer pleases to style it, is very gen
orally denied by those who know the
two men. Two elements enter into
the scale where men are weighed in
the line of ability, brains and zip
ability and energy. If this is the
standard to judge by, the friends of
Gen. Grout have no occasion to stam-
pede. Time has shown and is show
ing that the present representative of
the Sd district cannot be brought into
disrepute by the attempt of the Mont
pelier Watchmdn, or the admirino
friends of Judge Poland, when they
sneer at the mental qualifications OF
William w. Grout. This style OF
political warfare has been yillainous
and will not result to Judge Poland's
advantage.
The Watcl,man, which has beer
foremost in the use of this style o
defamation of General Grout, in
double loaded article chooses to refe
to General Grout and his host of sup
porters in very offensive language.