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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-14
Oil cake and oil meal, 1000 fbs, $40; 1000 fbs
$50. Bags and drayage extra.
HIDES AND

SHEEP s~KINs-3o075c.
T~ALLOw-Prime, SC.
~GREASE-Brown, &c; yellow, 3i2c; white, 4041ae
PROVISIONS.
WHOLESALE PRICEs-Prime lard. 6.O71oc: shor,
ribs, 5.Ooc: hams, SC; shoulders, Sligo; sweet picked
shoulders, 4l4c.
JoBBING ~PRIcEs-smoked Meats-Sugar-cured
hams. Reliable brand, Is lbs average, 10c; 1712 lbs
average, 9sac; 20 TBS average and over, 9lac; light, 1C
TBS average, lie; 1919 TBS average, 10lac; Morgan
e Gray brand, s. G. hams SIC less than the above
California hams. Reliable brand, &c; English breakfast
bacon, clear, Reliable brand. 9c; English breakfast
bacon. clear. Porter brand, 814c; English shoulders
Reliable brand, IL lbs average, 6ci IL TBS do, 5l9e
Morgan & Gray brand Lac less than the above; mis-cui
shoulders, SC. Dried beef, Porter brand, lie
Bacon, clear sides, light or medium, 7l4c: backs, light
q ped fItnss. weight, e; bellies ss 7 hs,
Sailed and Picked Meats-Engish cured clear sides OF
backs tunsmoked). 614c; bean pork clear y brl zoo
pork. p bri 200 TBS, $1os.5o; also, in u 5r1s. contain
ing 100 lbs, at half the price of the brls, with SOC
sdded, to cover additional cost of package. Lard
Pure kettlerendered, in tierces, 71ac; also, in L. brls
and sol tubs. ssc advance on price of tierces; 4S.tt
tin tubs and 20-tb pals, SIC advance; 1O-fb pals, 114c
advance. Sausage-Bologna, in cloth, 5lac; in skin
&c; link, &c.
B~UTTER-Creamery fancy, 2603oc; choice country
1O012c.
B~EEswAx-Dark, 18c; yellow, 20c.
CIDER-Duffy's Rochester. So ~ brl.
~EGGs-Shippers paying 1Sc, loss off; selling from
store at 10000.
FEATHEEs-Prime geese, 45c " ID; mixed duck, 90
O25c ~ ID.
GAME-Malla ducks, $2.5O03 Y doz; venison
140 l5c " ib: rabbits, 81 " doz.
Po~uLTRy-Hens, &c ~ fb; ROSTERS, 4c; spring
chickens, 6; ducss, 7c " fb; geese, 81. 80 % doz; her
turkeys. &c % 10; toms, 7c y 10.
WooL-Tub-washed, 28032c; unwashed, medium
2o022c; unwashed. cotswold, 1902le; bury and
understandable, 15e. We quote prices on farmers
lotsi on large lots slightly higher prices are paid.
SEEDS.
Prime clover, $606.50 p bu; prime timothy
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A Tale OF Lover.

RuGd'o Courier.
"Do you 500 that row Of poplars on the
Canadian shore, standing apparently al
equal distances apart~ asked grave
faced man OF a group OF passengers on the
Fort Erie ferry yesterday.
The group nodded assent.
"Well, there's quite story connected
with those trees," he continued. "Some
years ago there lived on tho bluff, In But
lalo, overlooking the river, a very wealthy
banker, whose only daughter was loved
by young snrveyor. The old man was
Inclined to question tho professional nkill
Of young Rod and Level, and Ia
put him to the test directed him
10 set out, on tho Dominion
shore, row Of trees, no two OF which
should be any further apart than any other
two. The trial proved the lovers ineiii.
cheney, and forthwith he was forbidden
the house, and In despair drowned him
self In the river. Perhaps some Of you
gentlemen with keen eyes can tell which
two trees are the iurthest apart"
The group took q critical view Of the
situation, aud each member selected diff
ierent pair OF trees. Finally, after much
discussion, an appeal was taken to the
soleinn.iaced stranger to solve the pro
bleh.
"The first aud last" said he, calmly re-
Stunning his cigar and walking away with
the air Of sage.
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How 10 Keon ON cnnnlhnls.


Atlanta C0HS'itulioh.
Sometimes good case Is ruined by
proving too much, This was illustrated
the other day in Chicago.
At q meeting Of ministers the Row. MI.
Ayers read long paper, In which he ar
gued that the coming Christian would
not use tobacco. lie made many strong
points and impressed his audience. I'm.
fortunately he said In conclusion that
even cannibals had sense enough not to
eat tobaCConzed flesh. They never de.
voured smokers and chewere.
When the climax was reached a smile
rippled over the upturned faces Of the
ministers. Finally one OF the brethren
took the matter up. He said that he had
been In doubt until he heard the story
about the cannibalg. II 1t was q mans
duty In times OF peace To prepare for war,
It was Just as much his duty to guard him.
self against cannibals. The exlgencies Of
missionary work or business might at any
time require man to visit Africa or pata-
gonla. He would run the lisk Of falling
in with Cannibals. II the tobacco habit
would save him from being eaten, 1t might
also save his life. Perhaps the savage
would not think II worth while to kill a
man who was worthless as an article oil
food. AS a matter Of precaution,. there
fore, he thought II would be wise to stick
To tobacco.
The meeting broke up in hilarious die.
order. Brother Ayers walked of by him.
self. The others remained behind to light
their cigars. They were resolved To lose
no time in heading of the cannibals.
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Lincoln on American Liberty and Equality,

Lincoln ON American Liberty and Equality.
In "Topics OF the Time" The Century fol-
August, In speaking OF Worklngmen says:
Their right to combine for the promo
ton Of their own interests cannot be de-
MED the attempts Of some to deprive
them Of this right are tyraniCal but the
correlatiVe Of the right to form such COM
binRtions Is the right Of every man to re-
fuse to enter into them. That ripht they
must recognizes and defend. Whatever
they can do by paacesble and rational
methods TO improve their circumstances
they ought To do; but let them not sup
pose that they can grasp by violence any
real advantage, The right OF every man
to work for whom he will, and for what
wages he chooses TO accept, is the corner
stone Of our free institutions; it Is q mon.
strous blundsr for workinglRen to deny
this right to any honest man. Some Of
them do not seem to Soc how deeply their
welfare and happiness are concerned in
the preservation OF this sacred right, Let
them think well upon these words Of one
OF themselves, who stood when he spoke
them at he head Of the nation:
nowhere In the world is presented
Government fso much liberty ind eqnal.
ity. To the humblest aud poores. among
US are held out the highest privileges and
positions. The present moment finds me
at the White House, yet there Is as good q
chance for your children as there was for
my fathers. Again | admonish you not
to be turned from your stern purpose OF
defending our beloved country and It's free
institutions by any arguments urged by
ambitious and designing men,"
10 save these institutions for our child
rem, to keep these paths Of privilege and
prelerment open to all, there must be no
despotlsms here, not even TO bels9Gsnt
ends. Workingmen want no other weap.
ons than liberty and light, BY peaceful
and orderly measures they will the more
speedily and surely gain the ends they
seek; by any other measures they will
undermine aud shattsr the civil structure
which is the shelter and the defense Of
all that they hold dear.
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CHICAGO, AuRnBt N--The UF0ttfI Jour.
nal reports. Catlle-ReCelpts 600 head
shipments none; market steady; ship.
ping steers 50 75i4 %; stoCkers and feed.
ers 81 26a3 80; COWS, bulls and mixed 81 30
az so, bulk 90 0Oa3 90; through Texans
nominal. Hogs-ReGelptB $500 head a,
shipments 1900 head market strong for
good common dull rough aud mixed
81 20a4 76I packing and shipping "a 76A
5 10i light 81 26a4 gOj Bkips 81 0OA4 90.
Sheep Receipts 800 head shipments
none natives 81 bOa4 26ilam6S s. 15a5 %.
EAST LibERrY, Pa, August 7,-Cattls--
ReCsipis $50 head shipments COS head
matchmaking, all through oonsignments
20 cars shipped 10 New York, Hogs
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A s4GACI0Us MARE.

Now Talk About IIorse Sense After Read
Ing This.
Virginia civ Mountain,
A remarkable instance Of the sagscity Of
mare has come to our notice, John
Fletcher owns a mare, which runs in a
pasture adjoining his house, The mare
has a young colt at her side, flew nights
since, after Mr., Fletcher had retired, he
was aroused by the mare coming to the
window Of his house, aud by paving,
neighing, and In every way possible try
ing to get his attention, This continuing
Tor some time, he got up and went out
and drove her away, and returned again
to bed, but she Immediately returned, and,
II possible, increased her demonstrations.
He again went out, when the mare came
up to him and rubbed her nose against
him, although always before abe had
been very shy, then, ran on q
few yards before him, Continu-
ing neighing; then, as he did not fellow
her, she returned to him IN the most dem.
onstratiye manner, He attempt to drive
her oil, struck her with stick and follow
ed her q few yards 10 Brighten her away.
AS soon, however, as be turned toward
the house she returned and tried In every
way TO prevent him from doing 30. He
then remarked that her colt was not with
her, a fact that he had not noticed before,
as It WAS quite dark, 1t occurred to him
then TO follow her, which he did. So soon
as she saw no was doing 80 she ran of be-
fore him, stopping every few yards, turn
ing around to see that lie was still follow
ing, then again running on, keeping up her
calling, until she reached distant
part Of the field, where she stopped at
an old prospect hole" On coming up
with her, she again commenced rub.
bing against him, and drew his attention
to the hole, where he soon discovered the
colt. 1t appears 1t had slipped into it,snd
was unable to gst out, and the mare had
taken this method to obtain assistance.
Being unable to get it out alone, Mr..
Fletcher went for GONE OF his neighbors,
and with them returned. While they
were taking the little fellow out, the mare
manifested the most intense delight, and
seemed almoat beside herself with Joy;
and afterwald, when the men.hRd got out
OF the hole, she came up 10 Mr.. Fletcher,
and, placing her noss on his shoulder,
gave every sign OF gratitude that q human
mothermIgh tundersimilar circumstances,
Who will say the horse does not reason ?
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
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No TImp 10 Study Nn1ure.

ESte|tM BtH
"Ah," said the summer tourist, leaning
over the fence and addressing tho farmer,
"may | make bold to inquire what that
great quantity Of green vegetable growing
over there is?"
"Cert'nly, mister; that's corn"
"Ah, thanks. And those large animals
over beyond the fence, they are, err"
Slows, my friend, every one Of 'em
COWS GOV. nos Say yOq ha don't seem Sn.I e be
perhaps not Tho fact i9, my business
Is the first chance I've had to get out in
the country"
Running bank or something like
that2'
"No, sir, am editor of an agricultural
paper, have held that position for thirty
vaarah
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"Now lay me down 10 Sleep"
A little fellow sAidi
III ! should die before ! wake
How will ! know I'm ieadT"
pnrn f,n,.n Ear i,Ilna-

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Tho Autl,or.hIp Of "lloaullful Snow.

Regarding the authorship Of beautiful
Snow" sister OF Henry W. Faxon writes
from Longview, KY: "Wm. A. Sigoutney
put forward his claims in the old HomC
Journal July IA, 1860, but never afterward,
The controversy has been narrowed down
to ]. W. Watson and Henry W. Faxon
All others have retired and been proven
impostors. Watson claims TO have writ.
ton II In 1858, and challenges any one IA
produce q copy OF previous date. 1t was
published Id Nashville, Tenny and But
lalo, n. Y, papers In 1910, 80, 81 and
'52, and never was claimed by any one
till after Henry W. Faxon's death, In .'64
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A walking skeleton.

Mr.. E. Springer, Of Mechanicsburg, Pa,
writes: II was afflicted with lung fever
and absCess on lungs, and reduced to a
walking skeleton. Got a free trial bottle
OF DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump.
ton, which did me so much good that l
bought dollar bottle. After using three
bottles, found myself once more man,
completely restored to health, with a
hearty appetite, and gain in flesh Of As
lbs" Gall at Logan & Co.'s drug store
and got a free trial bottle Of this certain
cure Tor all Lung Diseases. Large bottles
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Near Enough to satisfy ItOr.

HdfpfS Bdiddh
LISA Maine girl Of whom the story Ii
told that she refused To- marry a most de.
voted lover Until he should have anassed
q fortune Of $4,000, Attefsomo expostu.
latlon lie accepted the decree and went 10
work. About three months after this the
avarlClouB young lady meeting her lover,
asked: "Well, Charlie, how are you get.
ting along9" "0h, very well, indeed,"
Charlie feiurnsd, cheOffully, 1--WE got
SIS saved" The young lady blushed and
looked down At the toes Of her walking
boots, and stabbed the lnonenalv0 earth
with her pataSol, ~ guess" said she
family, u guess, Charlie, that's about
near enough"
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educational.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
oP
rIoGvTION AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
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educational.
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..,, sCslop at MT. LAKE PARK, Gatrelt Co..
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he W,sgiih the Philosophical laws BY which those
EilhgI w." 't,. 'pf,seFyed and developed,
0g' Tss ea,y and Natural Expression o. sentiment
ln Nv. NJ speech and Gesture; Including ChAf'
BY lhe',,ion, Dramatic Reading and Recitation.
teI'i lfuGiOn In Expressive Bible aud Snakes
sEeCh..,,linp and In the reading Of Hymns:
P'sT nnpOftunily afforded Teachers lot the
lc NJ pr.rtlcal Methods for Teaching Arllcu!a'
,lll! md sight Reading Methods based upon he
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rhollsnnils shy So.

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Spain has four queens and Eve kings.
Somebody rang In q cold deck.
rhe NnlInnnl Cte,lIl |. 10 NInrr

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genuine has the "Thte1 BOalk' Trademark and the
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remained in Irish and Anglo,Saxon for
the sound tn, and in English 1t was pre-
served longest in the " ord "FHE, because
that word occurs very often, and It was
easier 10 write one letter than two, But in
the course Of time II came to be mistaken
for Y; aud, although our ancestors knew
better than TO pronunce It like Y, their
descendants do not, but usually give this
apparent Y the sound OF real y, maxi
ing YE's out Of all the THE's, They do not
know that this Is q survival Of rune
almost 10 the present generation.
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otRiury Rrie.a.B rae.
loved that dainty monogram,
With thea hlIm letters IntsIlAced,
Above then0teihhe used 10 write
signlug them ever, "Y0uES In haste"
The world was young, aud 80 was I;
How sweet 10 think that IN the VAIL
She kept one mOntutAll for me,
10 glad my heRII-my radiant GILL
The world IL old, aud 80 RmIt
And since my love became my vile,
i seeT4 10 me I've somehow been,
Too Late for everything III lif9.
With ribbons flying, gown awTv,
With painting breath HSd boots unlaced,
True 10 her VOWS Ol yOIe, she been,
Both now and eYer-mlne I'm haste"
julie a, IYElhsrIl|
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On the yeranda at Newport-Mamie
Van Astorbilt-"Oh, Mr.. De Fly, see that
Van 1plip girl with Baronvon Giesenbach ?
Did you ever meet the Baron in New
Mr., De Fly MISUNDERSTANDING
tnvaaliD
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M, Dc CAAATAL ACADEMY,
NEAR WHEELING, W, VA.

rn,,bIrty.eighth year oil this wsIl'kuoWn Acad'
.n, under tho charge Of the Visitation Nuns,
' s-y IN the aut Monday Of September next and
ocntuues ten months
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rscse who dAlre to place their daughters in an
,n.l,ullon aHorilng exceptional advantages In
%o wsv of he4lhtul aud delightful location, OK
'oIlsnt board, thorough discipline and instruction
S,,ho hands Of lifelong teachers, III every depart
rsp, al female education, including tho modern
languages ss aud music, should send for catalogue
Of this tGhoOl. Address,
pirectresso Of the Academy oithe Visitation,
MT. De CHANTAL,
,uspAw Near Wheeling, ". Va.
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"Was the man intoxicated who fell in
the circus tent last EVENING"" asked Mrs.
De Groof:of her husband.
"No, the man was all right" waa the
reply. HE was walking tight rope"
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How 10 Get Hearty and Eat.


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Mn, z. HARRISON, Luray O, H., Va,
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Mn. WNI, H, ], WELLS, oH Claiborne
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your Dufy's Pure Malt MhiakVyone mouth,
have gained II pOundAM
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Mr. 2, HARRISON, Luray O, H., Va,
writes: Have been using your puRy's Pure
Malt Whisky for dyEepSIa and have gained
Bpounds,
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Mn, N. v, NEIGHBoRs, Usage MIsslon,
KRHs,, wrltSl: "HAyO been using your Duf,
fy's Pure Malt Whiskey aud weigh Is pounds
more than ever befOr6"
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NH EDWARD II. HOWE, gls Main Street,
Kansas City, Mo-, writes Have used your
DutfyB Pure Malt WhiSkOy y little over two
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arc gcnuine, aud gentlemen you have my thanks
IN sending. gave some Of those pills " my
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not Three pills. lie said they did help, HIN. he
mo 10 send for fifty cents worth for him. 80,
gentlemen, will do oil I can to Introduce Dr.
D, Mci.aneS Liver Pills, manufactured ny
Fleming Brothers. Yours with respect,
WIN, II, DU1AN.