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Connecticut western news., 1888-03-07

Rabld translt-Mau OoG on tne ny.
 A dry subject-An Egyptian mummy. ] shake-spear cxperts-The early Ro. mans.
 In the days of manuscript books people learned by wrote.
 When hour-glasses were in use people always had rattling time. ~
 The only dairy ybich does not use water to excess iSthe dromedary.
 Bitter strife prevails between Mil waukee brewers and their men. In other words, they are at lagerheads. .<'
 A physician say.-Ifa child does not thrive on fresh milk boil it. This is too severe. Why not spank iti
 If the pen is really mightier than the sword, we wonder why it doesn't turn on some of the poets and stab them to death.
 'sNow, my dcar," said the teacher, ''what is memory9" The little girl an- swered, after moments reflection, sTt is the thing you forget with"
 Young MT. Waldo (at the opera to Miss Breezy of Chlcago)-Isn't that lady seated immediately in front of us eating peanuts9 Miss Breczy--Yes, and isn't the odor deliciousa
 "What would you do with man who
 
 docs not keep his <sidewalk clear of ics at this season .d the year9" ''Cremate him, and spread his ashes where they would do the most good" /
 "There is another fashionable insti- tuition that should be sat on," said the lecturer on hygiene, "and that is tho bustle." And every lady in the audi ence gave vent to an audible litter.
 Minister: ''so you go to school, do you, Bobby9' Bobby: "Yes, sir" Minister: "Let me hear you spell kit ten." Bobby: 'Tm getting too big a boy to spell kitten. Try mo on cat"
 Clara-Have you noticed tho com plete control that cross old uncle of Hattie's has over herr What will ho must have! Julia-He has, indeed; and Hatties awfully afraid she'll be left out of it.
 A correspondent wants to know where to go to take lessons on tho accordion. Go down in diving bell mile or two, though that will bo pretty rough on the innocent fishes, but it won't bother your neighbors.
 Citizen to Coal Dealer--say, I want ton of coal. Coal Dealer-All right. f,hall we send it up right away9 C.ti- zen-Oh, no. If it's anything like the last, I'll just call for it on my way home and carry it up in my overcoat pocket.
 Are you the head waiter2' asked hotel patron of pompous individual who was posing near the dining room door. "Wel, sir, servo in that ca pacity but my official title, if you please, is tho dining room superintend- ent"
 An Inalienablc Right-Tramp: "1 ain't done nothin' y'r honor." Justice: "Thc evidence shows that you set that big bulldog of yours on that little child and tho dog almost tore the infant to pieces" "The dog done it." "You were heard to shout, clap your hands, and say 'sick'm' over and over again." "That was all right, judge You can't interfere with mans right to free speech"
 "Oh, let me like a soldier die,"
 Sang the youth in the music school; But he went out doors on the very next day. And got kicked off the earth by mule.
Connecticut western news., 1888-03-07
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Connecticut western news., 1888-03-07

Dr. Agnev says that no American could live year if he ate and drank tho k quantity which the English do.
Connecticut western news., 1888-03-07
HUMOROUS

Rabid transit-Mad dog on the fly.
 A dry subject-An Egyptian mummy. ] shake-spear cxperts-The early Ro.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New. York, Tuesday April 17.-BEEv vEs-Reeepts
19 cars OF 302 head, all export Steers for N. Morris
No Live Cattle offered to-day. Feeling steady.
City Dressed Beef In fair demand at 7as Lao for
Decent to Prime sides and Chicago Dressed firm and
moderately active at 9496c.
Private cable adyces received to-day quote Refrieer-
sted Beef down to sd or scant 12o per n drop
Shipments to-day o24o quarters OF Beef in the
Nevada, and tomorrow tho City Of Rome and Celtic VIII
take out $3.50 quarters The Chicago sails to-day with
35l Beeves
CALvEs-Rsceipts 2s4 head Of which than
half Washington Market and 300 were held over
from yesterday e0thst With nearly LOO head on sale
hore much for improvement but there was
mems were well cleared Buttermilk Calves and mixed
lots sold at 1-4a4c Poor to good Veas at 12a6ci
and few Prime Jerseys in Washington Market brought
1-2o.
Dressed Calves lower for Medium to Prime stock
Bob is in demand. and small Calves are doing bet
ter, with sales at 4G5o. Medium to Prime Country
Dressed veas sold at 1900 and best City Dressed
quoted as 10 12a11c in the slaughter houses with
ssles-Hallenbeck Hoilisi 4s Mixed Calves. 1o5 n,
W.ais 1is m a. Sol es d. iaa n, at fsO 81 do, 1Si
n a. 14cI 20 DO. 11e n at 1.2si =! do. 1Ss H. as
Hume Mullen IS veals tpoor,. 100 N. at s12c'
27 do. III n. a. 1-4cl 10 do. 112 n, at 4o.
Evert g. Pidcoeki is veals 123 u, at s6 35 per 100
n 92 do 120 n, at eo Is
Dillenback Dewey 81 veas, ia n, at 90; is DO.
1o7 ~ at 1-2e 7s Buttemik Calves III n. at Lac.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Rsceipts were ears of 7e2
head all at eothst and about $50 Spring Lambs were
In 6 Market sssns G% for S0s sS sheep nne
Culls sold at 4a4 L<c; Common Fair Unshorn Sheep
az @ 1.2a7oi little bunch Common Clipped YearinRs
a. oc and Fair Unshorn do. at 1297 S-4c. No Good
stock In market
Spring Lambs were 500 per head lower with sales at
s4dS6 so and 20 Extra brought OF each
Dressed Mutton firm and higher az 10d11 l2c for
Buffalo and Chicago Dressed and 111l2c for City
Dressed Dressed Yearngs sold at 1885, and Choice
stock even up TO 14c and City Dressed Spring Lambs
were holding s6ass. while Country Dressed sold ct
s4as6 80 per carcass
saies-sherman Culver 12s UnshOrn State Sheep
10 n, at o 1-2c per n.
ID. Harrington 207 Clipped Ohio Sheep and Yearlings
90 n at I4c per n 83 Clipped Cus" 81 n. at 4c
Halenbeck & Hollis. 1s1 Territory Sheep. eo 1-2 n
M TOT 10 State do, 90 r at TO; rs State YearnRA TO
n az $40, IL do oe n at 12o; rs Clipped Oulls."
e5 n at 1-4oI 40 Clipped Yearlings 90 n at Go.
O. Collins, 90 Jersey Spring Lambs at s4G$o 90.
with 10 Choice sold at OF per head.
v" HoGs~Receipts SO cars Of 6S79 head-14 cars at
AOth-st. and 26 at Jersey City, Only head for
sale Nominally steady.
for Iaght States and s 20 Tor light Jerseya
New-York tribune., 1888-04-18

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New-York tribune., 1888-04-18
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL NOTES.

rFyxor or cHIoRoFoRM ON THE EYEs.-A
uauer on this subject in one Of Enah IournsiA By
DR. Nelson, the result Of his nvesAxseohs
that the eaecs chlorofcm inhalation on the pupil are
pt arst daston varying in degree and Duration theh
contraction profound and dnassten
aean the sensbty sctarninG % long a. the pupil
aas rsspcnse 70 sxcftstcn BY pnchinf etc., she pe
uent IL not sufficiently nsrcotsed for en- operation 70 De
Sroceeded wih unless II is very dsht one Whsn she
,upn becomss strongly contracted end immoohe no more
horoform shoud bc given until the pupil es3ns - dihss
,eufn; H. then further sneshesa b required. htue
more ehloroorm is be given until the puph sssm con
trscss The occurrence sickness caases diaAuon ami
lar sudden than that which happens when sen
ability is returning and the Efforts Of vomiting have the
ensst Of arousng the patient BY observing he pupii
the administrator tell at once when the erect OF the
drug is ON the wane the pupil then begins TO d.
ato nowiy snd by using more ehlorofonn can keep the
patient under its influence. and avoid struggling
LIMITS or srAruRE.-Ancient writers have msn-
TONED nsn exceeding and twelve feet In height
but these accounts doubtless been exaggerated and it
is matter of question whether any Of these individuals
have exceeded stature the giant winckemeer Of the
present time, and who 10 eight and nehnf feet high
of sixteen and even twelve inches are among the
records Of human existence but those dmnuve creatures
vers esher mns turs or fermed noted instance Of
yery small yes perfectly developed dwarf the ces-
brated Boruawsky OF twenynne inches height who died
in 1897, aged about forty.
DIET OF THE STONE AGEs-An sxpsrt in odonto-
logical questions making study Of the evidences
concerning prehistoric food such of the stone his
cue being that particles of food become Imprisoned in
the dental tartar sealed up In cacareous cement and
can made reveal Themselves solution Of this mate
rial fact wh Its revelations might apply. in re-
spcct found the teeth Of people Of the stone
age. Accordingly Of this decacinsd with d.
lutc hydroehorie acd and sedimen examined show
ing composed Of epthelal scales mixed with the
Of starch cells besides these II found Dos
sbe TO Identify portions Of husks Of corn. hairs from the
outside Of the husks spiral vessels from vegetables
husks Of starch the point Of nss tooth. conglomers
non Of oval cells probably Of ft barblsts Of feathers
and portions Of wool
New-York tribune., 1888-04-18
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The bulls held control Of the crude oil market yester-
day and another important advance established
much larger volume OF speculation The dealings at the
two Exchanges reached over 100000 barrels
and the figure Of the day recorded recovery from
the recent break OF than IL cents Fluctuations
were frequent but early trading at s5 7sas7 cents
against 80 cents Monday night there was steady
cesson TO So "a This reaction clearly trace
able 70 reazaons on advance Of the last few days.
although the bears assisted prices downward by vigorous
radng and the circulation Of reports from Cannonsburg
wells the sand But the market digested the Offer
ngs with apparent ease and there gradual recovery
d, early figures Here there was considerable resistance
by party but In the last hour the upward I'M
pulse swept values to over 30 cents
The buying movement has appeared 10 originate at
Pfttsburg where the operators for fall have been nu-
merous and substantial while tho proximity OF the city 10
the scene Of active operations in Washington County has
inclined large part Of the speculative element to take
bearish attitude Explanations are lacking as to tho
reason for Of Pttsbuss temper and 1t
gests tho possibility the Producers Association
be meeting restrict production among
outsdep owners than II generally known East few
more days ought TO developments Of thss
nsture II they exist Outside Of specific local stimu-
bull fever 1t may possibly be only the freak Of
speculation preparing 10 discount tho later activity In
the export promised for the months and the
affect Of heavy ourtament OF stocks assured by
the bflity Of organized producing interest Not
infequenuy mercurial market like that OF petroleum
cipates with excessive zeal the approach OF strength
ening commercial position NJ definite has been re-
eeved the Brush Greek Wild cat" wel which Is
practically the only likely 10 disturb the fed
outlook should it reward its Unexpectedly The
market closed excited and stro at the best figures Of
the day In spite Of under Of conservative
ment from cautious operstora
The range Of prices and tho total dealings were as
New-York tribune., 1888-04-18

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Germany regarding the sickness Of the Emperor tho lead
feature III. market .os1y Tie ts%ps wa. qots
per short. eovsrsd quite freely and there was
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though the lower grades easy HEMI,oCK NON,
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Hiddls Do. 700 2oc savy d. 20 Vol Light ssesuds
aged ali xeiSh il loc caS@oH Ha: sst Isl rejection
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New-York tribune., 1888-04-18
THE MARKET6
coTAL REcErYrs OF PRODUCE
Pr yorts Riser. yesssis 0s6 RalrsSds
oENERAL MARKET REpoRT.

BUILDING MATERIALs-Esaer. ouoAeonsi P9l2
s pr1kr rsenOa 70 md tSsdsphis Front alongside sai
Xeas: Jerseys eefs8 so Roeklsnd Common Lime 200
gnsSns 1oAs Coats ass s2sseS n per PrnS SpiS a,
American Poruandj English Portland. o. Assess % .
Rosenpddsne houiry Is fair end values are nrny
Maintained Barry's Engllsh L2gS SseJ y ead U
sranulatcd German o 1890 I2e hauswaidFs fApef'
ooRDAGE-Ths demand while no; urgent 70 quite goSd
and ysIuos are Without chanse. sisal ~ S4ei hana,
III gss5 AIdttle movement 10 shown in any Direction.
Marscaibo, 2sa2s Ise; Caracas. 1sal9cI Trinidad.
"3doOPERAGE sTcoK-Ia q small way there Is smai
business passing from day 70 DAY ss fu Rreyoqs rstss
Ssnsh 7ss:l 90 sench q sSssi o. GID ;AI99 ~
saeSs wi.hOu, hssdA aSs sSn smDsa .aS1ti sos ana
ssds "a col hoops II feet sSoSss4 d. II feet s27as2s
,n,sSes today but quotations were well maintained on
he bsss Of IA lido Tor falr Rio invocea Sales LOCO
disposition % trade was shown the sales somprnng 80
bags Maroaibo and IT'S bags 6ayanila The specaatnn
ives very dull the sales reaching only $4,000 PaSr while
the fluctuations confined within range ef Id points
uoaIno opye We
New-York tribune., 1888-04-18

Abel test, at ell portA
OIL MARKETS.
CITY, Peany April ~ National Transit Certiacass
sles 900 barrels esasacs 4ol2 go barrels
ter. = barrelsi sipseats e2al3 barrels runs,
PfTTsBuRe Penn, Aprn l7-Perosum irregular and
ssnG National Trast csrtincates opsnsd o. s6 closed
aS a. highsst s9 III lowcst. S3ia
BkApFosD psnn. April National Transit certsoatss
opened at ses closed At sSi highest SSr iewsst $685.
C1eArances 22SB 900 barreia.
TITUsvuLR. Pean, April l7-NaonAi transt certidcates
opened al s6Si highest. sss. lowest S3i closed s8s
HAvANA AARKgr
HAvANA April I.--Spanish geld 2SSo233A Bx
change quiet but nrm sugar quiet.
SPIRITS or TURPKNrINR
CHAURsTos Aprti II -rurpsntns dun at aeo asked
BAvAxSAH. April l7-rurpsutius ouist at 30Sa
WnhheTos. April lL-Turpentins arn % s7s
New-York tribune., 1888-04-18

ToTTON-Ths demand for export account was quito
good, tbs sales In this direction reaching $50 bales
si bales sold & e S Prices gS.
eoo1 yesterday comparing with 472s bales this Day
fast week and g. 035 bales for the corfespondng dsy
. year ago. Since September I (the bo
ginning Of the crop yearl the receipts have reached
Guotat lions based American Standard Of Cassinea
New-York tribune., 1888-04-18
NEw.YoRK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN

AN RAILwAY.-Tiains leave flom fefnes o. We" ~
and Jay STA ~ fol,lAs. -.o. r for MA.
West 4od-st, 80 o. m Jayst. 20 ysl,on n,, '' psT
dlctown Fallsburg Montioaio IItcrt Nslto yr.a'
No,sieS Utica Rome Oneida fulton. osweso Bunaio.
oe's1,s ns; wcn M jsy u ass for MID
dietown EIlenvlle, WAIKIKI Valley pcntc ptc ~ daily N,
Niddietown Tsssax Lbef,y wsitSs Nsrweh 0nssoA'
Osweeo Suspension Bidae Detroit Onesbo. 81 LOU IL.
Bufet Sleeners 10 N,arsrs Fails Reclining hair oas
pes" hath. reserved ~ BOT Doatwsy
Tire tables u~kcts &C. at 2o! DI Ss tvs.s Isash
NsyS Ysrs " j. g. ANDERSON, q. r. A..
IA Hxchxnge Plaes. Asw-Iefh
New-York tribune., 1888-04-18
CAPE CHARLES ROUTE to OLD POINT
~ COMFORT, NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH AND THE

NAPE CHARLES ROUTE to OLD POINT
~ COMFORT, NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH AND THE
roSK ans BPi 81 Ans a oREoiS o & e. '
Week days Srryi1s y, pn, 0a Point eoso o0pfort p
ssat; and slssPlSg Ssishs; sssgTsd
1fei e. sSpa coSKE
NORWICH LINE.-Favorte Inside Route.
wich. 81 e6i New:London s1 40 Corresponding redae-
leave Pier 40 N. r.. at s p. m G. W. BRADY. Agt
NJ ORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
70, Hs Tssay P S.se9 saS d
Zoo 20 $50 and Il 80 m e;il is $50 2:Co. So
= 80 M NsSss ISssh sos%s S%saE v,E
lf ana su"aas sHss aays rs anG
T. III ana a57 broadway. 1885, Bsxsry, Isl wss..s
Battery Pas Gsass1rs a srss. AMI ga Street fsrr
where Tcfe. and pafcr or seopns Car sS
ss%
local train, 2 10 minute;
S:II%sH BSs:: D!a s:ssSs. q
from Hornelisvis 70 cincinnati. '''''"s o'-'-
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Nisfsra Fall. oorry. MeadyIe cinennati cEicss. and
b Rss
cnenni and Chicago
sss ssS sia :o SiS so fs5
p. m. IL night Also to Rutherford $50 5.20 IN.
Psssaio, 6p m Sundays. 4:45 s:l6 10. 80 IN.
gsS 351S SS 10 80 a. @ IL night sso
800 $50. l:4O 8, 5l0 $3.50. 55O $40 $50 7;3l. q
1920 e e Sfs ss sss pos S ss si ass aSss
Newark and Paterson. via Newark-5&6 $50 30 1000
ll.sos smi $3.50. a:2o 4:5o $40, $50 500 7so. ID
Riap.%ood a a. ami nSa1 ,S NJ Sso sSs 7so
90 60 ySS ss ESQ 1873 1892 a.; lsnshs Also 20 sidss
ssndsyss ss ~ s l9sS % 4ego a. Y aisss
~ y. N; Sundays, 8i5 a mi 2op
GasSen1 IA 7H@ @ ~ ~ ~ s M 40 7.ao
Ii:sop m sundays lA5 as 10 a. m 80.
Mddletown and Pert Jeryis-44S. 75o. lo.so SO?
10 80 a. M B. 50 II 80 y. N. ''' 10
Express trains rsm the West arivc in NewYort at755
r. VI s0ULE l. r. FARMER
General Manager General Passing Agent
New-York tribune., 1888-04-18

WANTED FOR FALL. -Asp. college grad
w usta stroux ~ nAthSmseA hsh ssheei Asarisssqs
nj 600 tdiea natural sciences and pAsasmat,cs iof
Wssr o. 900 Assstsut IN rsammaf soheoA 4eer 9y'
xUOMAN,s EXCHANGE TEACaERS BU-
w KEAU or both sexsG supplies rrofessoss TsaSs
&C.. q COLLEGES sshoOis nlss He s0skksspssa
~ SuLS SHRS'ss sss sSsvs ks~Yor. city
New-York tribune., 1888-04-18
| .EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlandt and
Desbrosses sts. as foowsi
a. m for Catasauqua and intermediate Joints.
8 q. m for Geneva Lyons, ElmlFa, Rochester, Buffalo
and the West and principal local ponts Chair TO
Wilkesbarre.
o. M for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
car to TuDkhannoek Connection Reading aud Harris
burg.
GAO p N. for Pistston and principal intermedlass
points. Chair to Pittston.
$50 D. m for Coplay and intermediate points Con,
necon 70 Reading and Harrsbulg Chair car TO Copla
80 D. m. for Geneva Lyons, Elmia, Rochester. But.
falo and the West. Pullman sleeper 10 tyonA
S15 D. m. for Laurays and Intermediate points.
Trains leaving at 8 Q. m. p M and 3:40 D, m. con-
meet for all points Mahanoy and Hazeton regions
SUNDAY TRAINS
o. n. for Mauch Chunk Hazleton and Intermediate
points
$40 p. m. for ooplsy and intermedste mediate points
falo and the West. Pullman sleeper TO Lyons
General Eastern ONCE 235 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-18
Jnstrnction.

For BOYS and Young Men-City.
A CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS free.
IA State whether boys girls and locality preferred
REAVERY. American School Bureau.2 w 1lth st. N Y
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, L. 473
- Broadway. near 42d-st 61st year. Primary. com
structlon thorough NJ
NJ HOBBY, w L. AKIN, N. @. HENDRICKSON,P Prins
New-York tribune., 1888-04-18

Refined oil was unchanged ss % csnss per gallon
Abel test at ell portA
New-York tribune., 1888-04-18
prp @oobs.

OARPETINGS, Rugs, Mattings, Chairs.
snec,ion before placing orders John Bro'
leg sons exl2 reversible rnEs. ssS 90 IN ~, ,,
New-York tribune., 1888-04-18

For Both Sexes-City.
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGU AGES.
2s West asd-st Conversational knowledge in shortest
tuna Terms $40 for circular OF sumner schools
New-York tribune., 1888-04-18

For Young Ladies-City.
MISS CHISHOLMS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
is East 65tb-st, New-York
VIII reopen September 90. Boys Classea
New-York tribune., 1888-04-18
ID ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY's

l. LINES FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN. CHINA.
AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
From New-Y ,rk, pier fo,t Of Csnsl-st, N. r.
For San Francisco, via the Isthmus OF Panama.
NEWPORT sails SATURDAY .Annl y noon.
From Ban Francisco, list snn Brannsn ats,
For China and Japan,
CITY OF EEw-YoRK sails Tuesday May J. p. m
sOmpans oos on tho psF aSgi q c2nsss n