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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-06-11
Asking Zoo Much.
fortune.
Texas Siftings.

A man applied at a house in San
Antonio for aid You should go to
work and earn a living" was the inS
dignant reply. "Ge to work! It isn't
bad enough that am so poor that.I
have to beg, but here you come and
want me to work besiIes."
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-06-11
Homemade MuciIage and Gum Drop;
Samuel Miller in Rural World.

As the war in Egypt has already
made gum arabic scarce and high IN
price, those who have peach or plum
trees can make their own mucilage.
Jumps of gum will be found on every
tree, which, when dissolved in water,
mskes most excellent substitute
have been IL sing it all Summer, and
find it to answer The purpose frst-rate.
If this same juice were clarified, and
while ~ the soft state sweeteped with
pure sugar and a little spice, it would
be better to eat than the pernicious
stufs that are sold by confectioners
as gum drops, and which are, no
doubt, made of some animal offal,
and doctored up with chemicals, and
which should have gone to the glue
pot at the start. There have been
times here, after rainy weather, that
pounds could have been numbered.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-06-11

other day for copy of Ovid's ''Meta~
merphosis," which once belonged to
Henry VII, of England. It is printed
on vellum in Black letter and is mag
nifcentIy illuminated in gold and
cOlOrs.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-06-11

The rebellion of Riel will cost Can
ada 100000 It has been an ex>
pensive war, for short one. In fact,
it has been more expensive than
glorious.
Senator Edmunds will be the guest
OF Minister Phelps while he is in Lon-
don.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-21
BOOKS or THE WEEK.

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REVELATION UNIVERSAL AND SrECIAI- by the Rev Win'
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HISTORY OF UNIVERSITY OF Michigan; by EIizanetn
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CHARACTERISTICS FROM THE WRITINGS or CARDINAL MAN
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COTTON NMARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. Feo 2o-l2:30 m.-Cotton stcady Miidlns
Jpands I'd; Middlng orleans ll0d; sales 1000 m
claiins 900 bales Speculation and export receios
In0 biles including 8 % bales Amer Futures du
pands Low Mddlns February and March delivery
( GJ1Id also bd 10 March aud April delivery, o264d.;
also Odd. do. April and May delivery 56id also q
,G4l do May and Juue delivery 06d, also 10 6idi
do Iune and July delivery; Q l56id also liGtdi DO.
Juy aud August delivery, llold August and septe.
berdeltvery, Is lJ6id alss D 2OOid
Tenders for devries NJ to-days clearing zoO bales
nav doe Aet and 800 bales old docket
Weekly-rales week $1,000 bales American, q 0o1
haes took, Do bales; exporters TOOK 5000
nse, forwarded shiDs side direct 10 spnners 20s0O
baes actual export 100 bales; total rccepte, 5000 bale
American 5000 Dale3 total stock, a20OO oales American
7 900 baes OF cotton anoat 10000 bales Amer
can. 33A.U0O bales
On m-Cotton sales OF the cav included 5000 bales
,,npresn Futures nrm Uplands Low Middlng clause
nbTusy delivery 3D. sci ers do February and March delly
ry Al seller = March and April delivery 26d sellers
DO April and May dslivery ,.J+d sellers DO NAY way
nd Ine delivery 56td sellers do June aud July delly
ery lGld sellers do July and Aqgustdehyey lo.5td
vne 40 August and september delivery 2O6id VI ut
m Cotton Futures closed steady. Cplands Low Md
aix clausA February dehvecy l-oid bnyers 90 req.
ar ami March delivery ,-64d buyers do. March and
Apr6 delivery 36td sellers do April aud May dcnyerI
PS4I sell rs DO May and June delivery ll84d seerJ
do June and July delivery d 1854 ouvers 90 Juy sna
August delivery so4d sellers do august anu SeV'enses
dsiiyery 2i-0id. sellers.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-21
LITERARY NOTES.

yo..,h r5ooins-the person who claimed 10 nave
,r;tten Scenes of Clerical Life while george Hno'
attn preserved her anonymity-was "sn VI NUM-.
NTH his father being baker at Nuneaton, Warwck-
shirn Hgrins showed some promise OF talent anu
reaumaby by the kind influence or at the cost oi so
one who thought these talents would rpen ne was SEM
for = time to one of the universities Nothing came VI
It. and be hung after it to anything the lesser s'us
of literature included, with the result OF debt and
"loa6ng" and entire hopelessness; but when lne
Nuneaton people, during the publication OF oier'ca,
scenes IN " Blackwood" found their little town ana
.hs rephboring Arbury Hall described to the e' anu
foupd all its small local occurrences turneu in'o
poetry of picture and significance which tney never
could have seen for themselves they knew the writer
must have come from their midst and knowing ou' Oh
one person among them with anything 10 90 WIN
writing they at pointed to him-Joseph h'ss'''
He gained few dinners and suppers much neededl oy
this easily won reputation, to which perhaps ho hp'
more by acquiescence than assertion lie was ah ~
sign,fcant-lookng little fellow atont hity yeas "
age shabbily dressed and OF sleek demeahor' nc u0U
come years ago. in the workhouse
Mis-, wardner, the author of d" The House on the
Marsh" has just published new mover eh'@eu'
Dog with Bad Name"
The successful story. "My pucats and my Daughter
was written in collaboration, the authors 1ens esss
Hay Hunter and Walter Whyte.
Mr. John Ashton will add another volume 70 DIS
picturesque historical series. 1t will deal with the
daily life of the Englishmcn OF two generations oaeh
It Is to be called " Old Times Picture OF Social
Lite at the End of the Eighteenth Century.
Mr.. Swinburnes volume of essays will be published
soon
The Life of Garrison now in course preparation oy
his sons Will soon be published in part in one OF the
magazines.
EP Dutton & Co. will issue in season for Easter
gifts several little books with novel style OF covers
Among these books is edition Of one OF Bryants
poems.
con Margin" the novel recently published by
Fords Howard & Hubert written by MT Juhus
Chanlhcrs
New-York tribune., 1885-02-21
LIvE srooR NARKEr-BY rELEoRApH.

CHICAGO Feb. 20-7he DrorsrS Journa, reports crt,s-
Receipts 500 hea shipments 5000 lelf; mar<et steafyI
Good Choice SbUplnG 5OQs ~. Conmoa - Medium,
rs M Texans. SO bOdSi 10
H0gsReceIpts Is coo leai snpments 900 mad market
Rough a0kins ~ 4as4 81 Packing and shipping
s. 0OSsj 20, Light 81 4OGs1 ojs Ssps 80 5OQs4 A.
Sh>sD-Receipts. 5000. shipments 1900 market firm;
Inferior TO Fur. 81 2Oes! 25I Medan 20 Good IS 70
Choice % extra = lldSf 6l.
ST LoUIs Feb. 2O.-t'dfis-- Receipts 600 shipments.
IOO market slow; Exports IS 75 So TO- GOOD 0cs
Shipping, - 2JGs3 10. Far 10 Medium. a. oVG w
Texans 81 10 80 81. -
Saess-Heceipts. 800: shlpmerts Common 20 Ne
dunn 81 5OdS3 IS, Fair TO Cn0lce. s3 j0dst 90.
logs Receipts 5000; shipments. 4, 90 Light "A $50
40 PACKING. - 7OHSt 0O HEAVY, s. 00dS5 20.
BUFFALO Feb 2O.Cdle-ReceiDs tO1sy 200 1Hat total
$500 mead: last Nee< JoOo
head consigned through. l71 cars. marset Gull;
Choice steers. 81 0Gs 30 stoc2ers AMI FeeIer
81 75dSi %
rp Receipts to-day COO heed total FOR week thus FAR
- 900 for US Iast week 5000 hca consigned
through market dun aud lover Aetlun 70
Good - 5odsl uO. canada L1mbs - J0qSj Is.
today $500 head. total for week thus fsf
% O0l head: FOR tns tlit wreS 20OD ne AL con.
signed through - market dull Good 10 Choice YORK
ers 20 - 2 Light Mixed 10 4so 30; Heavy - ~
esS
New-York tribune., 1885-02-21
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rivsr. Vessels aAd Ratlrodds.
NHw-YoRK, Feb 90 1888,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YORK. Februar

CHTCORY-Quiet and unchanged. rs.
COCOA-Eightyf bags Maracaibo sold az 2ac' irauo
Is quet. ,. v,,r oa.
COFFEE-Spot Rio dull and unchanged Fan. y sc;
Sales Pascal private terms optlon5 @
AMI cas- but closed steady rho RIO receipts were
but steady The receipts at oants
bags. The stock in RIO 100000 bags against
3O5,000 at this time last year there were
Mackey Co were the LARGEST sellers Gruner
White and others bought. Woln u SeigsDcrry "eIo
sellers The sales 81 900 BAGS. closing as
follows February 770 March 7S5T I7oi hprni iT
0785, May, 7.gjdSt0 June, 8.Oods 10; July, 30
so; August 25a83O: September $500 as.35 Mid grades
quiet 1900 bags Maracabo sold On private
terms , ,.,..
COTTON-Spot cotton quiet firm and UNCHANGED sa,es'
IA baes deliveries receipts the ports tsda
s452 bales against l.j2 this day last week and LIS
last year for week 81 29 against s6l8 last week ana
GO9sO last september $500 5o7 bales against
4,2o0,j02 for the period last season ,,a..,..
The quoiaons according the American classification
New-York tribune., 1885-02-21
Mem 11ublitations.

ny.ny TO-DAY. FIRST EDITION. 100000.
THE CENTURY ,cu
N1NErY.FOUR ILLUSTRATIONS.
THE WAR SERIES. ETC.
The contents include,
THE LAND OF THE FALSE PROPHET,
BY
GENERAL II. Z. COLsTON
An interesting paper the sondan, written py an
of the general staff OF the Egyptian army Mno ..,.
two exned,ttou, into Ell Mahds country The
(twenty.four number) Include plc'uie' VI
Suakim Headquarters Of the Mahd' etc.
THE PLANETS AND THE MOON,
PROFESSOR s. p LANGLEY.
One OF the papers in the New Astronomy ser'S' WIN
sixteen illustrations OF great interest
THE WAR PAPERS.
THE MONITOR AND THE MERRIMAC.
In its results most momenous naval conhc' ever
witnessed No battle more widely discussed oi
produced greater sensation 1t revoiuionizeo ''o n
of the world"
THE FIRST FIGHT OF IRON-CLADS.
By Colonel JOHN TAYLOR WOOD fourth oicer OF
the MerrImac and now senior surviving oihcer.
IN NTHE MONITOR TURRET.
BY Lieutenant - D. GREENE. executive officer OF tho
Monitor" operator of the guns within the turreI
WATCHING THE MERRIMAC.
By an witness, GENERAL CoLSToN.who commahucu
the Confederate forces opposite Newport News
RECOLLECTIONS OF PRIVATE.
I'm The pen,nspla with General Mcclellan by WARREN
LEE GOSS fully illustrated.
"REMINISCENCES OF DANIEL WEBSTER.
BvsrEPHEN NJ ALLEN. with striking portrait.
HODSON'S HIDE-OUT.
A SHORT STORY.
r,L, Will H..
Illustrations by Z. w. Kembe
SOME RECOLLECTIONSO OF
CHARLES OCONOR.
ByJoHN BIGELow, with iul.paGe portrait
THE WORSHIP OF SHAKSPERE,
A critical paper BY the Gev. o. b. FRoTHI NGHAM'
THE OTHER CONTENTS.
Incude further charter. Of W D. Howcilss novel, "Ths
RI of Silas Lapham "1he Bsstonians" by Henry
lanes toom by Edmund Clarance Seadman short papers
on The claims Of Chcaso" Freedom of Discussion" THE
Blue and the Gray" etc. etc
OF the February number - roady ana ne"
eGiens OF November and January numbers are
on the press These first OF the War Iapers BY
Generals Grant gard Wallace anu others and open
ing chapters OF the serial stones.
Sold By all deaers 81 cents number, 81 year.
THE CENTURY co. New York.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-21

NEw-YoRK, Friday, Feb. 90. 1888
The following sale was made at the EXCHANGE
Salesroom to-day:
Bv John F. p. SDiyth.
n .,orv browns tone hats. with lots. Nos o. ana 30
l3Oh 81, l55 ~ OF Msusoha'e' lo's s,a eto
each 25x99Ll 4; william iar s'
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRANsFEsA
sEw-YoRK CITY,
os., 100 u W O., lst.ave, l7510o1 IL; somon -, ooo
Me6rbach and wife TO Josiah smlta sV'"
William Morris assignee etc 70 M''- 10000
o Asoa $50 ii Of siave. 2oIiOoS Hasseyro 1000
MST Kirsch6icn wife to BethaA 5000
l2sth.st .s $40 hwoi 5tnsve '0i''t.' 100000
s4ths ns i7s teot Sth;vs SUKIv erci9u rHr 10000
9th st. 800 ot 2dase ,nI,h tKSaSch $4,000
Clinton NOil1 Joseph Wiener et Al 70 o4" $4,000
s.,h,t M's' $50 IT sthave 2Snloo' Richard 1000
w:ner E, al sos 70 Of AaSS1 ibons Henry Nor
ris and wife The CITY Churcn ,ares Srsh 5000
75thst 100 Il OF lthaye aoxlysx l.ncs Aus"' iels8
75thst ss ZOE Il OF llth-ave. 7oxiV2s san' uA79
7,tsst s 2a, IT ilthave 70xios2' 'am''o lsls9
lsitst 50 Il Of Brown place Rorion SUra% n.22s
l2th.ave n " cor Of 10 .thst i2.yxgoy "n'A 1900
sanaye bs1m U No No os iirJs0 Henry knicke'- ,h0oo
booker and wife 10 Frances MaTss r scabrook 10000
ssdst. ssea Il Of thave 20 lo1Ss7i ohA''o' 10000
s..hst aS ftw o. slave lS,looS l9oooSSs0hsa Ea 1900
Chaterton and husband 10 Sa Mas EaSsrd oPpen
bem,r and wife to uenrietto Faikensw sna M $4,000
ossss " cor Of sh. i2IioOi phonso to Chris $4,000
| tan S0ll-- .......'''--'
New-York tribune., 1885-02-21

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Strict Good ordinary 0'is
Futures moderately active The market opened at un
changed prices tending upward during day and sIosns
firm at an Of points on February and harch,
and 10 points Stabcr bought 5000 bales
for March April and Aay freely Faman Co bought 1000
March Zerega sold March and April freely VOn Gunde1
bought various opons early and sold April and May later
Inman Swami sold Nav moderately In the later uansac
tons Sales 6.400 bales.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-21
CToRMoNTH,s ENGLISH DICTIONARY.

Dictionary tie English Language. Pronouncing Ely
mologica and Explanatory embracing Scientific and other
Terms Numerous Familiar Terms and Copious selection Of
Old English Words. BY the Rev JAMES sToRMoNTH'
Tho Pronunciation Carefully Revised by the Rev p H.
phep NJ A. Up. l2Is Imperial svO. Cloth Sc Half Roam.
81 Full sheep 81 go
Also in Harper's Franklin Square Library" in twenty
three parts 4o Paper rs oeus each part Muslin covers
for binding supplied by the receipt OF 80 cents
New-York tribune., 1885-02-21
Mem 11nblleailors.

1T can have for the present possible rival"
-tBo.ton Post.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-21

On pYya4e setme 20 cases 1888 lsasso ~
pales Havana S00$l 10 2vu beles sumatra d IA IN ~
xIIsS .sS Sut :sca $4,000 japan sold q Ss
New-York tribune., 1885-02-21
REAL ESTATE

NEw.YoRK, Friday, Feb 60 1888
IT.. to,,ow,np sale was made at the Exchange
Salesroom to-day:
New-York tribune., 1885-02-21
Jnstrnrtiott.

Jnstrnttioft
For Boys and Young Msn-City.
COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
No Is East 49thst
FRANK DRrsLEa A. II, PRINCIPAL
the Flsatss Of Cosgs all School OF
CHOICE collection Of school circulars for
and Guardians. ea1neTs m y sTery M Ts, q
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
Ro7
For Both sexes-Citv.
A - CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
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DEST SCHOOLS.-250 Observation-Disclosures
free e DaTs1t sr TSs s5sis sr'' 'i'r 00'u"
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SCHOOL OF MINES.
j. wooa6ri Ice Davis c. e. Phi d. Principal Introductory
TO all scientific Coleges =
.CTERN'S SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
27 East 44tl-st. between Madison and 5th-ave'
FRENCH.
rrce nev cl.ses will opened February 20. One for
ion Exclusively Another for conversation com
eea DO I'M saGg on snn theatre and the third course in
French Literature Classes for beginners forming at all
times. GERMAN
new elass wl 20 S study Of his
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References
MI D. Huntington Presllelt Natonh Academy Of ps,igI
" Mr. David OhnsOn. y,
T. po,,, op1 Younp Mau-COuntrv
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-12-03
auFerr Su isSer Ga8e8Seit.
Serantpn SpGrsSGuf,
une
Tru{f 6 o u, . q GiI;e,

i26 2Gdapnnna aSenuG,
immi G'tlbr an fir Spar,prdr urb satIt
SntsrsnrH eafir am rrftsn Gage ess 9anuar
unb ets Suit isptS 9obr. Die Sanf uimn,t
erutr YCues CHER prriissItt @jslepatetr Sum
Aufttpabsn an. uue bfrrhrrt esm @igeuthH.
mtr tine ilsine RSntf. Rad tinsm Sefstl
htr ssrl9isesn GpurlCn pru eafnpGuua County
II eisir Sdpf ais OsprFtprium a!lsr an has
Gjtriti II ;G5lsussn 6jelET gsmatst Jtsgit.
rungspapifrt ptretn &C. unp psr!auft.
Y. q. gSillldrb, grdFesut,
u. . GbristH Gaiiirrr.
g. q. 0attrs, SttT.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-12-03
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- Sur6 ben Gebrau6 ron elmer
6IaIhe St. SafobS Del ipurSc i'd bon
3turdlsia tefrcif, moran i'd felt 5abrer
aellticn bate .-,Srau 9enr9 9idlmeper,
ct. 2iborg, Sis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-12-03
scranon, ga, 0onnnnug, ben 3. 0eember 1885.

Bis sum Sabre 1859 in SieIer StelIuns.
SIM fplsenben Sabre bsipurb or ii6 UNI
has glmt eines StaatsDouUerneurs,
tuuree aber bon ieinem repubIitaniiden
@e9eneaneieatsn, Senrp 9. Game, ecs
f6la9en. 0oiiir tpurce er abGr bret
Sabre ipdtsr gum SunScSIcnatpr er'
pdbIt. Seit iencr 3eit ipar er itsts
elmer Scr beySorrasencfcn Sibrer Der
bemofratilden 9artei. 9alO rarnuf
ncmiEirte ibn itine 9artci gum @Ouocr.
neur BON Snbianu, aaein bel Der 0abl
unterIas or obermals. 9tidtsoeitopes
niger bob tis Temcfratie BON Snoiana
ibn i'm Sabre 1872 abermaI5 ouf ben
Sdilo uu6 bicS Yial ipurbe er gum
0Ouberneur eripdbIt. 1876 Lief" er
init SiIeen auf bem esmplratiidcn Bra.
iioentibaitStidst, tpuree sefdlageu unb
400 ii6 ms 9ripatlebeu ;uriid, bis or
bel Der leBten Brdiioenti6aflspabl nit
GlcpeIano 8cn1bIt nuree.
Sie llsberrcile 0enoridS purSsn am
DicnitaS beiseiebt. Yin rem Srauer'
9efolae bsibelli0ten lid bertprrascnbc
Didnner aus alien 2anbestbeiIcn unb
gang SutianapoIis slid cinem Srauer.
bauie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-12-03

Der aIte Rcrit Ibauer, Scr IdCn
felt LANCER 3eit trant war, srIas ieinen
9eiben enSIi6 am oprissn Wittippb unh
purOs am 6reitaS i'm 9etsrsburser
&irhbDfe beigsiebt. Ibauer errsihte
elm 9llter bon 50 Sabren uno mar elm
IansidbriSer 8ea6tetsr SctvObner Ron
Scranton.
- 2sbte g9obe ipurSen ber SSrau
S6uIer, pSer ipie iie ieBt beiit, ;Srau
2lnIel bier Sfbnsr nit Barrier @riin
oersiftet.
= 9tm Wiontag, aIs Der 9otomotib.
fabrer Sdwarb auf Der Grie 9abn BON
rem nsuen 9abnbpfe bon Sunmors auf
Der Spcisbabn mad 8unferbia fubr,
fam ibm Elm nnoercr 3uS entsesen unb
itisS nit ieiner Sotomotipe suiammsn ;
cisieIte ipurSe tart bsidGoist mS
SdWarb erIitt cine ibmeplibe Auets
iduus all Der lintsn Sanb.
- Die GpliSiiten 8brlib unb ibr
ShwaDsr SranS Wsdler peroen in
turser 3cif eineu aIlgemeincn Store al
GrD6 Stroie erDifnsu, auf Dem iribsrsr
S6raoer giaenibum Srit Seufcl III
mi; Rem 9au bis rdditsn Otonut fertig
Ssfob @brIiB ipiro baS Gei6dft iibren
9ieieIben iino itrebiame iuuse 2sntt
unO mir ipuni9en ibncn gripIs in ibrer
llnternebmen.