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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-10-18

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-10-18

WIEN is a chair like a lady's dress
When it is satin.
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DRY GOODS.


QUOTATIONS. TO-nA1s
Aarmen5 !. oosSseo Sx; GsI!irase 3 60 Green,
viob. 81 Allen, 5h Albion. solid. bk; resoooy
soiid, sk Peabody black 6N: Simpson olncn
o.; stmp raonrning oS S' Gns 'na puIue
3, Arnold 6: oil red, o. oil blue and green. u
HEAVY BROWN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -
6s; Indian tosd. z Swift, Greek - "a 1 Atns !
Sd,sv 81 r AZ ssnds e Il tx ~ Sssshss =.
s. Chsrtor Oak. a.. 4 Lake George - %;
dreat Western, ~ g. International. - %.
Atlantic AK; Bennington,7H; Nstches, H'6h;
'P Pine E BROWN DoxEsTrcs-L.ke George
OK: HsryesS7k; Rocehontas. ~; ireet fulit, q
Peerless, 8.4 o; Plum leland. y Atlantic ~
areen0rier. ~; Anendale, TX; Dwight IN DC
eq SsiERcHEp DoMKsTIcs-soelsls g; sunn,
side 7X; Rolmosville, ~; Forst Biz Donanss
r. & Auburn. sx; Lonsdais s& LonsG n,S,, cam
Diamond Hill, cAmbria, $; Xnights cam n
6 Hero, a. q Hero. X, .; Bsilsrdvsia oa1p
BRIDGE x, x Fcariosr, 4. 5xi Fruit Of the Loom
EuCKs@irfwrsht 10. gttrioi, sos ioHi
stark, dol, II; stsrf. l0-os 49, Savage 5-oA u:
Hampton. brown and drab, 90. lG nsmpdrn
Xxx, DO. Il Boston. 1904. brown and dIHh. ~
> 50 inch. SIX: Gold Medal ulus. I2H: Lion
Drown and drst. II; Chariot striped. l2Si ssv'
sre striped, 12s. 90.
HOLLYWOOD, plaid, ID standard 2. ok: Rsutnn u
sE; Omega, tx; Continental Fancy. 10; STAN
tsrd y. pcy, eH: Harrisburg, 1e
HJCKOaY-Rook River. s-e; Dlue and Brown,
A.; IuGis, l0tc; Arl's eton, SIC: ThorndiEs
II O: i milton II; American To- Lowell Nsy, "a
PLAID osNABURGs-DeltA, T,s Economy
eH: ouews sS Michigan IN; BsDo, 7I:Wooo
lawn.7x; ontswhask. Arlington s. Augusta
~: Louisiana ~.
JEANs-Roxborour h, Is Pacific, z: r., q y
Beaver Valley, 25; Toxic 12h; Humboldt 80;
Peoples, 2sk; Louisville, sSK; Kentucky. Aa.
rni,cd States BOX: Gold Medal ".
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GROCERIES,,
QUOTATIONS TODAY,

QUCTATlOhs TO-DAY.
COFFRE-Rio fair, ll@I2c; prime, IKE
80; choice. IsHalic; Laruyra lac; Java 20c.
TEAS-Imperial, f5dohSc; Young Tyson. 400
zoe; oolong. 45@6oc Japan, 6Oete5c
SUGARS Powdered, ,g'l": nut loaf shc; gran
ulsted, SIC; standard A !, she Louisiana white
clarified SC; yellow clarified, 7kG choice Lou
MoLAssEs-Louisiana choice, COG primo, $50;
,yrup, els6sc; feboiled, 4s@S2c.
BkGGING-Puro Juie, N los lOxc per
yard; X lbs, lOSc. Ties l.s5 per bundle.
RICE-Wholesale. 6k@1%c.
soAf@oiive. Is per box: blue rnd,n x
pound bars, 3 IS per boz; S-pound bars, Co per
box lB9 gEs ss5; + Ps per box short.y
oiiEEsE-w, r. lac; full cream. iSc
Young America, l6x.
gopE-ioc basis. Cotton rope, lsc
MEAsUREs--H bushel iron bound, 30 per
do,en 2.hoop pals, 2 90; s.hoop, %;
TUBs--s nest Is; nest 2 20 10. l. 90
WRAPPING PAPER--Rag and straw, 45076c
POWDERS 90 per keg OF % pounds l2H do,
rs; * do, ] 81; blasting segs; 30. shoI
dr PPS sfg coca % suSs oSe 10 barrel
barrel, so: 2-gallon pals chow chow. ! So
s-gellon pals mixed pickles, so. Glass plnts,
IS. Glass quarts, 90; Glass h.gallon. so.
COAL oIL-lio degrees Ore test in barrels,
Ate; 40 test oil In cans, 81; lbo degrees 1re
@ACKEREL~No. l barrels. 70 So No. Il.
barrels, 7 90, No. 2 x-barrels. 90. NO. kits.
HOLLAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is per feg,
cibEs5sS spps isd R0Man Missouri n' Gaor So
Der gallon. Vinegar, per gallon, 10000.
sTARCH--Pesrl. Az. Royal Glass, bx. Bon:
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LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.

QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
eTONE--At the Dallas Quarfles, &c peI cubic
foot: lie for foundstion leo for wall, and $50 for
dressed front.
LUMBER-Ycllow Pine. rough, 2 90 per 100
over "a fcet rs per 100 Dresd side finishing
clear 2 So common, IS; e ceiling. % oJs y cell.
ing, So kx6 rough, l 50 per 100; hx3 rough,
i55 per 100; kx3 dressed, 200 per 100. Siding,
/ 70 per 100. Poplar dressed finishing, s 90 per
100 siding, so; y ceiling. 2 80 y ceiling, 3 20.
White pine dressed finishing, 6 so per 100 Y
ceiling, LIST common. 90. 2nd common, rs;
siding, lst common, 2 rs; md common, So.
Oomrin iosrs so oaAh. 2e@5 10 ~ 70 eise.
BHIHdLE5-yollow pima 5 1904 so wniso
pine. 4 sosS %: oTpre'A No L s o. No. .
PLASTER PARI8-Pcr barrel. 4 00@< so.
CEMENT FLUES-5 inch. Etsc lncn. no; 9
,anh coslinx Joint ! 90 o inoh Dap, s0cr tnoh
oeIling loint 1 IS: inch cnp do, ooc
DRAIN PIPES .noh leo pc- foos Sinch, 400;
8 inch, s7kc, inch. 400 Q inch, b00
MIXED PAINTS-Ready for use and all col
ors, / Is peT gal. AL the se~ted and stsn.
dar,i makes arc on sale By Dallas doalerA
WHITE LEAD-Str!oty pure 1895 IS.
WINDOW GLASS-sxl0 70 10xlA 8 Or i0xl4
to lix2t $50, l6x2i to 2Ox2s rs, IL % per cent
I.IME-Uoopered, Anstn, 90 per barree bud,
1 10 Don,sun oar lots 900 par bArrsl. 4 rs
0aiiaS, In lots. 2Or per bvshel sc
HAIR--Per pound, sa9ko..
P0STs-Cedar. II so Bois dsro Ii
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clear, s.25, short rib. 4 80, abort clear, on.
Bacon HIGHER; long clear, .; SNORT nm, ls,
short clear, 0I-4 ~ O3s. LHri
nominal. Cattle - Rsoelpls, ssh;
heavy steers weaker hut u
lower; light TO medi1m cattle strong ana
active; expor,f, 90 TO s.; good to cnoloe,
soto 81 so; common TO medium $40 10
s. 90. Hogs-R-ceints, N,io; weak md
slow; 1928 TO 1915. shsep-Rscoipis, 500;
weak; natives. clipped, range, ~ 10 go
TeYans, So 70 Ia "a 80.
CHICAGO MARgrr.
CHICAGO, May gS rhs board OF trade
has decided TO 40 ,urn over Friday lDre
orAtion dsy) and also Saturday.
Flour Ia fsir dsmsnd and unchanged.
Wheat active and stronger; hne,unied a
good deal and closed higher than VOC
e i5ssS' soi Is"'' july y % to Of ,
closing OF IL. Corn IN good demand and
firm: iluGtunted slightly ana closed hnuut
Hs Yesterday; cash, 90 4 TO 30 l-2; May,
55 20 50 H. June, 80 3 s TO % rs; July.
81 is to % "a O,Is steady and hrm:
cash, 81; May, 81 . 20 81 3-4; June, ~ =
to 81 rs; July, ~ 3 s 10 ~ 4. PORK
in good demand and stronger.
advanced ~ to 81, d'clln'd and closed
steady: cash, SO 10 $3.50 May, 40 10 10
SO 05. June. $40 30 TO go % closed, $40 80
u $40 50. July, SO - to $40 30, closed
$40 80 TO $40 So. LEfn in ietr demand; 10 10
II IL higher: ossh, : 2toS2I l-2. Jane, SO
TO S.25: Jule, S.37 lat 80. Rolk meat. ~
fair demand shoulders, 4. 10; shor, rip, sS.s
short clear, S.55. The DFovers Journal re-
poris; Boss-receip,s, 1900; hrmer, 20
TO 1919. Cattle-Rsceipts, 80; active
and firms export grades. SO 70 50 7O:
good choice shipping, so 10 TO 50 90; com
mon To medium, S. 90 TO SO: grass Texans,
"a. % to 81 SO; corn.fed T, KANE, 50 y 10
SO 70. Shehp-reoeipts, 1000; steady; IN
ierior to fair, 1915 10 81 medium 10 good,
"a 10 $500; choice to extra, 81 % TO 80 o.
NEW YORK MtBKkT.
New YoRK, Mrv o. Bseyes-R aceip's,
2.760, including 50 carloads for exports
ton; MARI ut firm md 81 per head higher,
with eaIl: cleareno,: common TO prime
etaers. SO 30 to $40; tops, 81 30 to 81 ~;
We carloads OF Texas steers sold At 50 ~.
Shoep-Rsceipts, 6(0l; firmer a. iull
ofices. Sales-Ulippad sheep, 81 TO 80 %:
lsnbs, So 70 SIS. FloHr dull. What
Spot grades, 3 4 higher; opt on5 opened
shade lower, afterwards advanced . Sto \,
nesr the close weakened and Tell back / =
TO 4. cloeins steady; urgraded red, 70 to
81 IL: No, 2 red, 81 03 Ia Corn-Spot,
dull aud weak; uberaded, 81 IL 70 Oh IL
No. 3, G3: steamer, 50 3 4; No. 2, 6i : 70
81 ., Iiloat. Coile-Spots fair; Rio duil;
options dull; closed easy; Havie depressed;
his fact bad q moro or less unfayorabis ell
feet; sales, 1850 BAGS; Rio, No.
Z. June, oQj to 10; Jniy'
s25 to $50; August, 40 t.. . 40
Sugar dull and nominal, fair 10 good rehn
ing qnoisd ut 5 10 o 49, aranuleted, u 3 10
6 1916 Cuber, 7litn7 3.S Mo!ssses dull
and unchanged. Rice steady and fairly
active. Tallow quiet but firm. RI. a quiet
aud unchanged. Wool apiet and unchanged
Pork nominal. Lard steady; spo', S.iO
COTTON STATEMENT.
NEW York, Mays The following is tho
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KANSAS CITY MARKET.


KANSAS CRY. Nay 2s.-Wheat quiet; 50
10 1914, cash: SO. bid June; s0l.2, ynly.
Corn unsettled; &c, cash; As IA 70 4'3 8,
Mar: 4li.2, June. Oats lower and nomi-
nnl: Is 10, bid. Live Stock Indicator re-
ports: Cattle Receipts, 800; firm and lower;
native steers, l.006 to 1895 pounds average,
s5 10 IS so. Others unchanged. Hoes-
Receipts, IL 900; weaker. Shsep-Receipss
4 700; weak: natives, 100 to lib pounds av-
ersge, So. 90 to $4.25
ST. LOUIS NARKET.
ST.. Louy, May 2s.-Flour steady and
unchanged. Wheat opened higher, then
sdvspced. but reacted and closed lower
Than Yesterday for cash, Nay and June,
and 4 fraction better far Julv: No. 2, red
n III TO SLIP. cash; sl.ioT.s asted, Nav;
siO7sl ssked. June; 95 34to e6. closing
q, s-s. July. Corn higher,
closed II psio~ Top prices; 50 70 So II, es.h:
81 "a 10 50 Is. Nay; 81 IS TO 81 5, June
So 8 to $3.50, july, closing ~ inside pri-
ces Oats firm bot allow; 30 1-2 TO IS 3-s,
essh: s33s June; 80 IS, July. Whisky
steady: $l.Os. Corn meal firm; $500 Pro
vision. strong and higher. Porf-
jobbs,y, sl6.s5. but round loss
csn not &c bought wunm
= Pink r..f ''-h~-- long
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LIVE sTOCR,
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.

QUOTATIONS. TO-bAY,
sERvE5-Corn fed per ID, fkG4hc COVE.
per 10, sk94kc. =,
mUTTONs-Paiy fat muttone, per Id, 2k0
SIC; choice, per pound, 3a3kc.
ao9e-Per pound. to4kG stock hogs per
BULLS AND srAGs-For sausage manu-.
MisCEILkNEots LIVE sToCK-Yearling
steers per head. co. yeariins heifers; PEI
heal, 16 co. 2-year-Old steers, per head, is "
q year old heifers per head, u 90
cows, N syears old. per head. % 90; COWS with
young calves, SO OF. young Texas bulls, . W;
Durham, SO co. Texas raised y Durham. % 90
Texas raised fall God Durham. LEO 90.
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TRADE IfEMs.

errs1 srotber Atlantic cable scheme u on
81 snreub eren capitalists have already come
soses,d With their supper, TOW sfa se ~
w. .S-3unioaSion with Great Britain and
x@sS;cS isis proposed 70 start ON Ihnrs1
"a scosisn6 from ihs,e q run 20 ~ ,a ics s5g'
lsI s - ics'Snd 70 he ives. coast Of Green
~ CO.. vhsuce iS dips sons yard 20 ~:
ns~ssncs bay sidkiss The American , sonbe ~
1nely - a, - X Siy uiIss The longest sec-
ne oy ~, ~ isse han 900 niss. ani on that nc
n 4 Anticipated that u vii 90 me VOL 10, 2,
sve q Il ssbiss nov uniting sa'0'' anu
- :. ear, ,,ronicn. o. iie To9iohn
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NEW YORK, May % The foIloUiDg ~ u
dnily comparative cotton etsiement:

Exporta this week: Great Britain, 1917:
France, l; Continent, 726. Stock Mt all
United States ports this day, 40 e3Oi this
duy last year. 5l2,7Sl.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
New ORLEANS. May % Flour. doll and
unchspred. Corn quiet; held higher;
mixed. go 10 20; white, 70 to a. Oats dull;
IL to AZ l-2. CJrnmsai higher, in good de-
mapd aud scarce. 80 so. hay in
moderate demand; prime us to $l0
choice, S2l. Pork frmer aud scarce;
sl7.25 to $l7.S7 2. Lard os,eady;
ti,rce, ref led, 6 IL, ker, o. Bnlk meals
scarce and firm: shoulders. hacked, @ 30;
long clear aud clear rib, s 2. Bacon IN
moderate demand; shoulders lover, q ID.
long clear and clear rib firm, $50. Hams-
Choice sugar.cured caavassed, steady and
unchanged. Whisky steady and un hSne-
ed. Coffee quiet and sleady; Rio
csreoes, common 10 prime, SO 4 10 ii IL.
sugar dull and unchanged. Mo'ssses duh
and unchanged. Rice quiet hut hrm;
Louisians, ordinary to prime, D to u
Brsn firmer but dull; IS to 80. Cotton seed
oil dull; prime crude, 81 l-2 TO 80; summer
yellow, 80 to 40. ~
Sigh. exchange on New York, So Per
81 ,ooO premium; sterling exchange, Ii.
AGA
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WOOL, HIDES AND PELrRIEs.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY,

QUOTATIONS TO-uAI.
wOOL--Mexioan free OF burrs. l13l2o Mex
lea, Improved, I5SIGs; coarse, 16c; nne medium
,O6p2lo ; nne wool, according 70 dirt and con.
iition, 1ta2ac; bury, 70oc per pound iess
according W burrs.
per ID; seconds, plump hints, 20 lbs and up, lac
per 10; prime light and hips. lac per ID: cnlls
Bulls and stays. 6e9c per ID; dry sailed, 9@llhc,
PEITRIKS-Deer SKINS, AAoa2c; antelope 100
,bc; seal skins, l5o2Sc; shceo pelts, - per wool
NfbeSG shearlings, l0ol5o
TALLOW-Pnme tall0w. 90 ALLOW Rroeso 90
No eYeaso yellow 70 brown. <9Sc.
bkEbWAX-Prime yellow. 90: DARK ana sdu'
rrfeu, Ivs1N
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LI9UOR.
ouorArfors TO-DAY.

ALcoHCL-a 50 per gallon. a, per h gh wine'
WHIBKY-Rscuhec, ! i06i so ~ per proof
Tb52 90; three years old, soe2 rs; fancy. ex'
wIEis.Clstc. e ossss COS g "a Pc ,s Sr, Z
ION. i Dos 90 vhls Wine, In csses 50ele %.
CHANPA0NE- Jules kuru a Co, - ooas1 SO
Heidsick, In basket 70 SeGS2 60; Hrus. In bas.
ret - soos2 90 Domestic ohsmpeene 7we
V %
BOTTLE 7EsR--s, tsss,s quarts, IL co. pi1t
y -: nufwsisef, own aiye u ~ pint lfW
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Also agent for the celebrated Hartman Pianos and the
Mason Hamn Estey aud Chicago Cottage o. gans Sheet
Music and Musical Merchandise. Write for Catalogue and
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PROVISIONS.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY,

BAOON-short oleay sides. lohc; short clear
dry salt 9<c; hams. 1S'lc; breakfast bacon lSc.
LARD-Tieroa exc bo-pound cans exc 10
sound cans, i0x: b.pound cana S-pound oAns.
iOkc. 2-oonrd osns. UHo
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! passage 10 Europe

Mic ,r.ysA H-s65c.
RYE .vonlnsi al eoc northern, Sc.
CoRY I'm ssucx. s5eSs; ,helied and M,ted
OITs-Cbo,oe. S)es2c, sacked.
FLOUR Patent 75 early BREAKFAST
Todd NillG Patent 8 So Union, ID Prairie
Flowsr 90 Star, Choice, is
BRAN-Ai mills, SOC, In sore, cS'
tORSMEAL-Fine boiled per i0 pounds
HoMtNY AND GRITs-, 90 per barrel.
FEED-Chopped o,rn per 100 pounds. ~
70 20 m MI bran psr 100 pounds. zoo
GRAHAM HLoUR-Per 100 pounds zoe
HAY-Dark, 8 oo4s 90 bright 10 CO. nom
II o. bsisht free on bcsrd car. II 90
d s,.sSr sxID-sc German niliet soc.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

"Li,tie Joker" is the best smoking tc
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on 'ciIAHGE,

A bulge In July deliveries OF mess pork ~ ~
going on The advance since yesterday u VI. -
Ser barrel. making the July option sl9 10, WIN
ryery prospect of ego being reached. oi
cour,e this Il tho work OF the "big four synoi'
CAFE rho. having enjoyed immunity from
The wall street woes arc busy bulling poor PEG.
nie,s nroylsions, Lard fingers along NJ ~ ~
per cwt but of course will syInpalhise with
no,s In a day or two However, tire tnquis
,,Jve hear is still In the field rs
IL ,een In the general decline
Of shares, ond b,uln is very likely - get his on.
o,gcii nose into the pork barrel also. II pork
sncs m o. cents higher pred elton made by the
fEgILp ia April will be realized.
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UANAN a. SON.

FRAUD! CAUI1ON!:
Many Hotels and Restaurants rcilll the
LIZA & PERKINS, bottles with spurious
mixture and SERVE IT ms the GENUINE
Lea & Pcrr!ns' Worcestershire Sauce.
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OLD CUSTOMS.

Old customsl Well, our children say
We can get along without them;
But you and |, dear, in our day,
Had other thoughts about them.
The dear old habits of the past
cannot choose but love them,
And sigh to think the world at last
Had soa red so Tar above them.
We had not, in the years gone by,
The grace that art discovers;
Our lives were calmer; you and l
Were very simple lovers.
And when, our daily duties o'er,
We strayed beside the rushes,
The only gems you ever wore
Were bright and blooming bushes,
Our rustic way was slow, but yet
Some good there was about it,
And many ills we now regret
Old habits would have routed.
| know our children still can see
The Fifth Commandments beauty
May they obey, as once did we,
From love, aud not from duty.
The world to day is far to high
In wisdom to con.e them,
But well we know, dear, you and I,
For what we have TO bless them.
Though love was in the heart of each,
trembled to accost you;
Had you required polished speech
think | would have lost you.
No doubt our minds are slow TO guSge
The ways we are not needing;
But here upon our memory's page
Is very simple reading.
1t says the forms we still hold fast
Were wise as well as pleasant
The good old customs oi the past
Have leavened all the present.
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GUARANTEED tn cure a cold or cough
-Acker's celebrated English Remedy. Sold
hy DR. C 7 Horn, Lehighton, ana a Horn,
WeissOOrt.
The hotel cook should be given a
wide range.
Why is love like o potato? Because
il shoots from the eyes.
-ACKER'S DYSPEPSIA TABLErs NEVER
Fail. Sold by Dr C T Horn, Lehightob and
+ A Horn, Wessport.
by the way, a dog generally "comcs
to the scratch" In the atte }" pit to make
both ends meet.
A woman who owns coal mine
says she might have married two men a
day for The last two years.
Lawyers and doctors blunders have
been the cause OF more than one mans
chokino to death. Some persons have been
known To choke from coughing. These in
stances are few if Jad wins Pine Tar Syrup
is used. Ter bottle, rs cents and 81. For
sale at Thomas drug store.
-Courting girl is paying her Hd-
dresses Marriage is paying for her
dresses and all other fiIings.
The small boy who hangs Nronnd
the pnrlor aud makes faces at his sisters
beau should be punished for contempt
of court.
When the State IS corrupt, then the
laws are most multiplel
true woman fears more than m
army the appearance Of evil.
The very worst Of williams 10 not
T. like portray themselves in their true
coloTs.
Gold uusgets are said to have heen
founi in the mountains near Marshall,
Arkansas.
Subscribe for ard read the ADVOCATE,
it contains all the latest local news up :;
ihs tine Of soirs TO Press.
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UNDoUBTED CURES
CONSUMPTION

The orig!nols Of the following Letters, as
well as many thousand others, which lack Of
space IN this paper prevents our publishing,
can be seen by any orc at the on1co OF Dr, J,
Il. schencl; 6, Son in Philadelphia,
For other Certificates Of Cures send for DR..
sehenck's book On Consumption, Liver Com
plant and Dyspepsia. 1t gives full descrip-
tion OF these diseases IN their various forms,
also, valuable information In nrcgarl TO tho diet
md clothing Of the sick; how and when oxer-
ci5c should be taken, &c. This book is the re-
suit Of many years Of experience in the treat
ment Of Lung Diseases, and thould DO read,
not only by tAc afflicted, but by those who,
from hereditary taint or other cause, suppose
themselves liable to any Affection Of the throat
OF lungs.
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Joseph s. Blackburn will Williams Kentucky
March 4h 1888 in the A. year his having been born in WopdlOrd
Lexington KY 1855 bit few months moved Chicago u 1850 be
He afterwards joined the staff William
distinguished himself
gagem
Blackburn settled
also
elected the State aud 1873;
4Gh
g
Brecktn
pledged
in
splendid he distinguished gentleman
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SOUNDS AND SILENCE.

The baptism of fire, as it is not inapt-
ly called, hns wonderful effect GU the
humtn voice, changing it in few min
utes from the loud and blatant to the
low aud modest, aud the change is per-
manent, From roaring crew of bois-
terous volunteers / have known n regi-
ment coo strong changed III two hours
under Are to a low-v.iced, undemonStra-
tive battalion of veterans OF five or six
hundred, quietly answering TO roll call
where before they roared;
II Hsre!'
Hello, boys!' shouted the camp
gurd when we got back from the fight
a M-chauicsville
Nobody replied.
"What makes you fellows so qniet?'
was jnvally beloved at US; but even TO
this challenge no answer was made
The fact is we didn't feel like talking nf-
ter the exbaus'lng conversation with
rifles which we had an hour or two he
fore with Stonevall Jackson's grayhHcks S
who had come at us fresh and iuvigor-
ated from whipping Banks and chrsng
him out of the Shenandoah valley.
1t ia not happy change from tie
CHEEKY, ringing tones of the rosy.fnced
farm-bov to the low, dogged utteranct
of the same boy with bloodshot eyes suG
face begrimed with powder smoke.
Blank cartridges fred from n cannon
haYe an open, full, round, prolonged
boom. hut n shot or shell from the sam,
gun will change its month I:
n short. sharp crack. To the one th'
veteran responds with a slightly con
trncted brow and an air of listening; t.
the other he is indifferent. unless it call
him to a ration Of grog on some fesiiv
occasion.
To the whistling, screaming, and burst
ing of shells aud the resistless rush o
solid shot the soldier becomes compare
lively Indifferent; but tor the sayag
screech of sbrapnel and grape and tb,
swift hiss of the bullet he is ever on th
alert, and his action in battle is larRel.
influenced by the sounds of these smal
missiles. He has been known TO reiir
or advance in proportion to the increas
OF decrease Of the volume Of these sig
nificaut sounds without word OF com
mand.
do not know how it may have beei
with others but have never heard a
old-fashicned hurrah attempted in III
field in front Of an enemy without feel
ing it was n failure Rs a cheer. Th
tiger" however. was a success. Tbs
pitch of the human voice is the bushes
pitch for battle.
The coufederAtes charged with a ye
si The tiger fitch, and It seemed to n
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