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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-10-25
AGRA BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Post Master. ......... L. c. Gardner
Christian Church ........ F. P. Franklin, Pastor.
General Merchant. Mrs. X. KaudeTs.
Hardware snd Implements ...smedey & Strain.
Billiard 81 Il 49,. 49,. ........... Gilbert Clark.
c. K. & n. Land Agent. &C. H. Turner.
Notary, Collections, Farm Loans..W. I Wands.
Agra House,. ..... w. B. Caps. Prop.
Livery and Feed Stable ..............W. B. BOOz.
Blacksmithing and Livery Stable. John Wilson
Meat Market ......... Merifeld s. Moore.
Commercial Hotel. Mrs. Miller.
Grain, Lumber. Coal, and
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-10-25
STATE vs. LOWELL
I W Hill Balance witness fee
State Of Kansas 4 CO
Phillips County 90


/. S. J. HARTMAN, Clerk in and Tor the
Co aud State Aforesaid, do hereby certify that
the a0OFe and foregoing, is a trU . and correct
report OF the proceedings had by the County
Commissioners in regular session held on the 4
5. j HA RTAEAN,
ESEAIs C7OInf5 Clerk
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-06
ItOpttIusNllIC.f{y.

a circular letter from lIopkinsville
Ky, sent by NJ. IL. Clark d Bro. dateC
June list. and delayed in consequence,
OF the floods, says.
Receipts since last report. 203 hogs
heads; receipts to date. 3 927 hogsheads
receipts to same time last year. All;
hOgsheads: sales since last report, Az
hogsheads; sales 10 date. 1858 hogs
heads: sales TO same time last year ), 3le
h0gsheads: stock this date, 1910 hogs
heads stock this date last year, 1887
hogsheads
Low grades remained this week much
the same as last reported. Common
and medium leaf showed a good deal
Of irrogularity, with generally easier
tendency.
We have had good rains since last re-
port, and continuous planting season
for a week. We estimate that fully one
half of the proposed planting has been
made. with good stand at present. but
AZ the weather continues unusually cool
there are some az prebenslons about cut
worms. The whole crop would now be
i'm the field if there had been a sufii-
cheney Of plants of proper size. Another
good season a week or ten days hence
will enable planters TO pitch the re-
mainder of the crop. which will be a
full average one equal to about three
f0urths Of last years large planting.
We quote: Common Tugs, $40 to
S2.2j: medium. ~2.2J to So, good, 50 80
TO "A %: common leaf, 81 % to Sc %:
medium. $3.50 to s. 90; good, 80 70 81,
fine. Sll. so to $3.50; choice selections,
~l4 to $3.50.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-06

rency 6's. 10 bid As, coupons, 100 bid
II g do. 1861 bid.
The stock market is still suffering
from the action Of the governors Of the
Stock Exchange in throwing out the
"tickers. y This morning everything
was favorable to an active and buoyant
market. All the news circulating was
OF an encouraging nature, tut the
lack OF facilities for reaching
the public with these facts.
together with quotations, checked busi-
ness. The Northwestern roads wCre
reported to have reached a harmonious
settlement OF their disputes. and there
was agreat buoyance in trust properii,s.
Prices rallied all along the line. but the
gains were made on relatively small
transactions. At noon the improve
ment ranged from ! to u per
cent. The market was extremely
dull during the greater part Of the
afternoon. In the last half hour St.
Paul became excited and was quite
actively bought. Its price advanced
sharply and closed about i: per cent.
above yesterday 5 figures The advance
in the rest Of the list ranged fIom 10
II per cent. The sales aggregated 1885,
25G shares.
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The cheering effect of brisk music
IS we'll known I'm the military service.
whore the fife and drum. playing
lively airs. have often kept men on
tnc march after they had grown too
much exhausted TO 20 ON without IT,.
Acting upon the same idea. "a large
employer Of labor I'm ono Of our great
cities has lately engaged a band of
musicians t0 play almost constantly
n his establishment and keeps them
performing nothing bat lively music
y boss carpenter IN Maine had one
question which he always asked of
lourncymcn who applied to be taken
into ms employ.
il the applicant was found TO pos
scss all the other necessary Qualiiica-
ilons. the boss would ask him:
What are your lavoritc tuncsY
Why, what do You want to know
for.1
You whistle and sing some at your
work. don youH
"Oh yes.
"Well what tunes do you generally
whistle cor singI
"Oh. there's odd Hundred and
Aud Lang Sync' and Down By the
Weeping Willow and
THAT'S enough" the boss would
oXclaim. "Nou won't do formc Too
slow, them tunes De. Good day.
ON the contrary, If the applicant
answered. "Oh. generally whistle
Vanilla. n....If. ,.,. % u .....,. MI. -
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TOBACCO DEPARTM ENT.

RICHMOND VA. June Business was
quite moderate to-day in dark shipping
as well as in brights. Manufacturers
were busy at the board buying sun
cured. MIR. George Haynes had big
sale. which the following auction re-
cord attests: Offerings. 70 packages,
and al were sold. We make the aver
age sales S9.67, with one cent per pound
lowest and thirty cents highest value
The Pace Company paid 30, PSI and %
cents; W. 7. Hancock, 30 and % cents.
and so on down. Caroline crops and
Louisa tobaccos lead still. and nothing
but fine brights will outsell this kind of
tobacco.
Private sales were Insignificant to-
day with some enquiry and few
transactions Ia fine cutters Sampling
moderate. w. T.. ID.
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he New York Cotton Market
by Telegraph

BY Telegraph
NEW YORK. June Hubbard. Price
& Co. say: Foreign advlces were again
lie this morning Manchester buy
ing freely in the Liverpool market.
Subsequently. however. future quota
tiODs there experienced a slight set
back. and their market closed steady al
about last evening prices. New York
opened better. but the tender q some
June deliveries. estimated at some 4 COO
bales. pressed the market. aud in the
absence of sustaining orders. price
gradually eased off. closing at the
lowest points Of The day. These
June deliveries were Issued by
a house heretofore prominently den
titled with the bull side. and have
found lodgment in the hands Of car
riers. who have put forward the cotton
into July with a difference sufficient to
pay them about . per cent. interest.
The decline for the day ranged from
one to four points. Spot cotton is
steady: midland uplands. II rs: sales
OBS bales to spinners. Futures closed.
June. lO57al0 IS: July. 10 6GllO67.
August. l0.71al0 u: September. 10 lGI
10 II: October. 9gla9 %: November.
9.sGa9.s7 December. 9 Ssa9. 50: January.
9.9Ga9 81: February. l0.04al0 o.: March.
1O.12al0l3; April. lOl9alO20 %: May.
10.27al02s. Receipts at the port, to day
estimated 200 bales.
In Liverpool spot cotton W firm:
midling uplands, 6 l-lGd. Sales. l2,ooO
bales.
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Mp. June o. Cotton
firm; middiing. ilsliaic. Flour dui
and unchanged. Wheat - Southern quiet
and easier. Fultz. S3aS7c.: Lougberry
s5asSc Western iirmer: no. 8. winter
red, spot. Sltaslic. Com Southern
active and higher: white 42li}ic.: gel.
low. 4ia4lic.; Western firm: mixed,
spot. 4la4lsc. Oats firm: WeNern bite.
32a33tc.; Western mixed. 20l3Oc Rye
nominal at 5iajjc. Provisions quiet and
steady. Coffee firm; Rio cargoe. fair.
lSialsic. Sugar strong: 4 soft. s..sic.
Copper, refined, llall4c. Whisky un-
changed.
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Thought she'd Like I'm.

II called This afternoon ON the fam
ily that's moved into the house across
Ire street, said Mrs. Fuller TO her
husband the other morning
Ibid. chl How did YOU like themi
Think they'll bcagleeable nciehborsf
"Oh. | think we shall like them
4cly much They seem very pleas
cut and oh, those curtains at the
pmlor windows are real lace l cx-
amimcd them while waiting for Mrs
b. TO come down. And the carpets
are real Wilton velvet, and think
the rug in the hall is genuine Persian /;
and obey I've some beautiful chairs in
The par.or, and lovely pictures, and
some pieces of brica-brac they
couldn't Lave if they weren't pretty
well oi got chance TO peep ITO
the dining room, and everything
there is real antique oak, with solid
silver ON the sideboard l think we'll
like them very much, indccd''-
brakes Magazine.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-06
Chicago MARKET
lBy Telegraph

CHICAGO. June o. Wheat orcucd
strong. Corn and eats quiet. Pro
visions strong Closing Wheat. June
7Gic.; September. 15sc.; December. 70ia
nc. Corn - July. 34saNic.: August
3igc.. September. 3Jsa3j.c. Olta-
July. 22ta22ic.: August. 23lc; Sepiem-
Der. pic Pork-July. Sll.S7i. August
Sll97i: September. Sl2.02i. Lard
July, S6.75lG.71t: August. 50 50 Snort
rIbs-July, 1921 August, S5.91i: Sep.
tambar ~ o.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-06

One 90 the needed reforms of the
present time is q reform DO cur bills
Of lmo Why should q bin of fare be
termed % mcnu Or, why should
American dishes De disguised under
foreign names. Why should not soup
remain soup when served ON the
table. Why should met Tie potato,
after it passes throagh the hand of
ihe cook. not continue to be "a p0tatOi
Why should a fish when baked or
boiled assume a French Cognomcnf
Why should the long array of dishes
That arc prepared daily for hungry
Americans be given foreign titlesi
Why. in short, should the average
citizen DE obliged 10 carry a pOlyglot
language dictionary to every meal for
tho pronunciation and definition Of
the different dishes of the bin Of iarci
a scholar may proitably find leisure
io Wwugle over the pronunciation of
Cicero. bat life is far too short for the
majority of people to waste it in en-
doavorng TO find out the meaning OF
lhc various French. Italian and other
foreign terms applied To the badly
cooked food set before them at hotels
md restaurants Mrs. Emma r. Ew-
ing in Good housekeeping.
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Grabbed Quick.

Mrs. Why, | pay nearly
three times as much as that for poul-
try. How do You manage to buy so
chcapl
Mrs Fly-Oh, don't do my own
buying, YOU know. Unclo Ephrlam,
our colored man f-all-work, does our
marketing. but he is very rctlcent
about his dealer. Lowell Citizen.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-06

/ BacOn-Nlrginia hams, choice old. ID
per pound; new hams. small. - to lje
new hams, large. 10 To lGs; sides, o e
10c: shoulders. to Sc.
Beans-Choice navy. 81 - TO -.
Black Eye Peas-Sl so TO 81 80.
Beeswax- 10 to PIC per pound.
Broom Corn to &c.
Butter-Virginia creamery. Is 10 zoe
family packed Virginia.. lG TO lie
choice yellow. store packed Virginia
IA to i5c: store packed. mixed color
and sweet, II to 1Sc; store packed. com
to fair, S to lOc.
Eggs-In crates fresh. If to l5c: IN
boxes and barrels. Is 10 lie.
Live POultry-Ducks. - 10 3Jc. hens
% to pc; mixed coOps, 20 to pc: chick
ems, spring, 10 to 3Oc.
Dried Fruit-Peaches peeled. 10 Sc
unpeeled. halves, to BIC. Apples
sliced, to 3ic; quarters. p TO &c. Cher
ries. pitted. 10 TO lie. Blackberries.
to SIC. Whortleberries, 6 to &C.
Feathers-Prime live goose, 10 to 4jc
per pound, mixed. 2j to SOC.
Flaxseed-Per busbel, S1.l0 TO 81 90
Hides-Dry ilints. light weights. , ia
Sc per pound; heavy weights. Glc pen
pound, dry sailed, &c; wet sailed, 4c
green. &c.
Lard-Prime country, S to Sic peI
pound.
Onions-In barrels, 80 to 7jc: new,
per crate, 81 to Sl.25.
Oranges-S4 to s..
Lemons "a to $3.50.
Peanuts-Fsncy stock, per pound. 81
to A.; medium. y to &c.
Potatoes bushel. so to Acc. new
prime. per barrel, 81 to So.
ROOts-Ginseng, per pound. 800;
Seneca, per pound. 80 TO 3jc.
Sumac-7jc to 81.
Wool-Tub-washed. 30 to 34c per
pound; unwasbed, PC per pound.
Hay, OATS and straw.
Hay-No. Timothy, per ton. 5l4. 80
to Sl5: No. .. 1880 to Sl4 80. mixed.
Sl2 to SiG; Virginia clover, $40 to 81.
Baled Oats-Sll to SIP
Shucks-Baled. IS to G0c.
Straw Compressed, 100 pounds 10
to 42c; loose, pressed, large bales, h TO
soc.
Groceries, ttc.
Brooms-Two strings. $500 10 Sf.25:
three strings, $3.50 TO - 90: four
strings. $500 to 50 90.
Willow, Sl.15 to Sl30 per
nest; split, 80 to zoe per dozen.
Can tomatoes, , pounds, per dozen.
90 to g5c.
Can Corn, , pounds, per dozen. 90 TO
95c.
Rice Carolina, Ito &c; Rangoon,
SIC.
Salt-Iiverpool, from store. Sl.40:
ground alum from store, per sack, Sl.0O
TO Sl.lo.
TallOw-ic.
Lsrd-Pure, DC; pressed, 7ic.
Molasses Extra, hogshead. 3 TO ljc:
barrels, Is to l6c: genuine golden syrup.
per gallon. y to 32c; New Orleans,
prime to choice, 80 to 50c.
Soap-Common. 3 TO &c: best wash
ing. Il, Sc; toilet, IS TO 25c.
Sugars -Granulated. DC; A sugar, SIC.
b sugar. Sic; G sugar. Sc
Teas Black. 25 10 soc: imperial, 3j TO
s5c; gunpowder, 70 TO Sc.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NIRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT Ol TIE CITY or EICHMONr.


" IRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT Oi TIE CRY or MCHMONr
MAY 2lru 1859:
John D. Yaucef and William j. H0sher
partners. doing business under the nrm-
name of lnncey g. E0>ler............ Plaintiffs
against
". J.. 0iubbs. trading under the nrm name
of W. +. GIubbs a. CD...................O Defendant
In clse ard upon an attachment returned
executed.
The object ofthis suit is % recover against
tine defendant ih. sum of sZ-3yl. and 90 at
tach the estate or UrNts owing tO tine said
defendant Iu tur cifs ff Richmond. and sub-
ircf ihe same tO lur payment Of Tie Uiaint rs
claim.
And Hfi lay.I uaF Bog -crn mnle and filed
that tl tue best 20 OBJ. -ih-ut s. belief The
said defendant lbs moi fr~Iuruf 0f this state.
DO 10 ordered taet hc uuD 900 here ..Ithin
nftccu d1irs AFTER dice publication hereof and
do WHIST j. ntc .tsliy to iloilct bis interest
Iu this suil.
y c0py-Ics't:
tLfHlD SHIELD. CLERK.
CHEI utN g. tliEi>ffAS. pa.
my3O-Thf Tvs
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Now York Provision marLel.
lBy Telegraph

New YORK. June 3 Flour firm
and unchanged Southern easier. Wheat
strong: spot sales. No ,, red. s2as2lc..
No. red winter. June oll. Cora
firm; spot sales No. mixed. n .l41.
No. mixed June 4ls. Oats stead
spot sales, No. 1 white 3Sc, 40. .
mixed June. 27ic. Pork dull: now
meas, Sl3 2jal3.j0. Lard steady June.
SOC. Sugar-Raw, dull; refined q
tive and firm, cut loaf aud crushld Il.
9tc.; powdered, 9i95c.; yellow. 6ia1i.
CoH,e-Sp)t lots steady: fair RIO ca.-
goes. lS-c..
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The Timbcrman does not seem
alarmed at the prospect of am carly de-
suuction Of our timber supply Ii as
scrts chat Puget sound has ! 800 miles
of shore line. and an along this line,
milcsand miles farther than the eye
can reach. is one vast and almost un-
broken forest Of enormous trees. The
forests are So vast that. although the
awmll.s have been ripping 500, 600 900
feet of lumber out OF them every year
for the past ten years, the spaces made
bv these iurOads seem no more than
garden patches. An official estimate
places the amount of standing timber
in that area az 800 600, 600, O0J feet, or
a thousand years supply, even at the
enormous rate the timber Is now be-
mg fcllcd and sawed The editor adds
lhat the timber belt o. Washington
territory covers am area equal TO that
of the states Of Vermont, MaSsachu-
SETS. Connecticut and New Hamp-
shire. Scientific American.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-06
New York Money Market.
tBy Telegraph

New YORK, June Mooney closed at
per cent. the loves. rate; highest. y
per cent. Exchange closed steady;
posted rates, 4s7r4s9s; actual rates,
4S7ia4S7s for sixty days, and 4sSa4s9t
for demand. Governments steady; cur
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WEST END
Land & Improvement Co
Oflce OF Agency! Over Merchants
National Bank. Corner Main and
Elevc nth Streets.



Persons wanting 10 acquire homes fer them
selves IN an improving locality. where every
dollar invested viii increase. will do well TO
examine the properties Of this company.
which will De marked By sign. boards. posted
upon each tract Of land. and plats can be- scei
AT the oifcc OF the agency. over the Mer-
chants National Bank. corner Main AMI
Eleventh streets.
The company win make special terms with
parties desiring 10 build, aud 10 an such will
lend CITY per cent. OF the value OF the lot aud
improvements at per cent on long time.
The propcrt O. wer. acluir, , at prices much
below the pre- elt MAJ ket value. and the CON-
pany can afford to Sc ! on reasonable terms 10
such buyers.
JAMES II. DOOLEY, President.
GEO. J. ROGERS, Secretary.
Ian n
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DUvAL & NoRToN's cELEBRA


for Horses. Mules. Cattle. &c. Cures scratches
in dogs, warranted 10 cure chicken and hog
cholera Read what those who have used III
have 20 say.
= George o. Smith. Atioos Hanover county.
Va; saws: puyal & NOrtOns Horse Tonic ~
the best iof H. have ever uscd.
n. &. AlCNanGer, old Church. Hanover
county, Va. says; Too much cannot bc slid
In praise OF DuYal & .Norton's Horse Tonic.
John J.. Curtis. Warwick. q. H., Va. I
think 10 almost Indispensable 10 our raising
hogs
Jos. 7. Garrow. Warw ok G.. H. Va. saws.
u rs the best remedy ever saw for chicken
cholers, as dozens OF my nclghhOrs Will
testify.
I. r. Campbell Managohick. King william
county. VA: | had a valuable DO with
scratches, which had given up 10 die. "A few
toses a the Tonic made a complete cure.
Price, p and - cents per bottle. FOR sale
by All druggists. sample bottle hy mail FOR
- cents 10 stamp. l.. u. REEVE & co.
Richmond. Va.
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HaIiimoIe Nfnrk fn.hcf

by ieltEFiih.I
BALTIMORE. June 5.-Nirginia con
soils. 81 bid do. 10-40's, 37ta3S; do. 81.
69ia69t.
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Cofee-Rio, IS to &c, Laguayra, q
10 ejc: Java. - TO 30c.
Buckets-Painted, two hoops, 81. 90
three hoops. Il 80
reaf. Hour anH Neal.
Bulk Meats-Sides. &c; shoulders,
Bac0n-Vvs;ern shoulders, 7lc: clear
RIB sides. S.: breasia. Zoe; hams, l3c.
fl0ur-Rlchmoud patent roller
family. - 80 10 sG: fancy family = to
- %, family. n 30 to 81 -. city extra.
~ - to "a: city snperfne, 3 % to
- 80. city fine, - 20 to 3.
Meal-City. per bushel, Sc; country,
SOC.
ilITecd
Shipstud per ton 2l6.
Brownstuh per con SIS.
Bran per ton SIS.
Iumbet.sf-gcs. Lite.
Lumber-W White oak. per i.O00. so to
;; West Virginia poplar. pen 1000,
SIS to SIG.
cement. Zine. Piasier.
Cement Union. FER barrel. 35c:
rosen. 81: dale, Sl.3O; James River,
Sl3j.
Lime Rocklanl. per barrel. Si.l0 to
SLID: Anchor. n %. R.verton. SLOj.
Plastsr-L Lump. 81: ground, $3.50.
Calcined plaster, Sl.Gj 10 Sl.75.
Iron, steel ats, Etc.
lron-American refined. Old D0min-
ion bar. per pound for standard sizes,
; l-lOc; English and American sheet.
81 to SIC. Sweden hammered. to sc:
hoop. to sc.
Nalls-Old Dominion, standard size.
S2.10; steel. - 20
Walker h0rse-shoes, 81; mules. 50.
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The Danville Register of yesterday
says: The receipts Of leaf tobacco are
very large. and every warehouse il
packed with the weed. The double
sales did not get around and blocked
at the fourth sale warehouses. leaving
two houses untouched and but a few
piles sold in a third.
Wagons continued to roll in up to a
late hour last night, and breaks will be
heavier still to day. Prices continue
high and firm.
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Grain ana Cotton Exchange.

RICHMOND, VA. June 3. 1889.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat 80 bushels.
COrn-s36 bushels.
OATS 600 bushels.
Peas-2O bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
at-Longberry, SO bushels very
good at 0Oc.
Corn-Wbite, SO prime on private
terms; 1856 bushels prime at 49,; A
bushels very good at 47c.; l2O bushels
common at 42.c. Total sales of corn,
1876 bushels.
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Tobacco flals

A prominent member OF a Richmond
and Louisville firm writes June 1st
from Louisville, Ky: Our market II
strong on all grades Of hurley. and We
think all the good and medium grades
viii advance in price during the sum
meT. Not more than three quarters OF
crop will be planted from all we can
hear.
The floods have done considerable
damage in the section of Clarksville.
Va. to all crops. This market reports
full breaks and good sales, with stron z
demand for good fillers.
+. a. Carsey. tobacco buyer at Nash
vile, writing under date OF June 1st.
says The rains have checked specu-
lation 10 some extent. but the regu ar
trade appears TO think prices still rea-
sonable. Tuesdays and Wednesday :
sales were lafge. but the market re-
manned strong, and every hogshead Of
sound condition was bought at the adj
vance. Thursday the market was
steady. On Friday prices were very
irregular and pointed to the inside fig
ures. Nice red wrappers are selling at
% to &c; Africans, q TO 7ic.; and few
fine ones brought about &c. Lugs are
rather quiet, selling from 90 to So"
The Durham IN. G J. Tobacco Plant
OF yesterday says: I'VE find large
breaks Of tobacco in town to-day. We
have seen worse breaks as to quality,
but at the same tims we must say the
quality is IN the main inferior, while
IN this large break we find some good
tobacco. As to prices there seems to
be but one opinion, and that is about
universal, that tobacco is high"
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l TO MY WIFE.

Come 70 mo, dearest, I'm lonely without tbco.
Day time and night time, I'm thinking ahou, thu.
Niknt time and day time In dreams behold thee.
Inwolcome the waking that ceases 10 fold thee.
Come 70 me, darling, my sorrows to tighten;
Tonne in thy beauty, TO bless and 20 brighten;
Come in thy wonanbood. mcckiy and lowly;
Come In Thy lovelincss, quecnly and holy.
Swallows viil iit round the dosolatc ruin.
Telling 90 spring and It's Joyous renewing:
Ana thoughts Of thy love aud It's manifold treas
ure
Arc circling my heart with a promise Of pleasure
O. spring oi my spirit o. NAY Of my bosomi
shine out ou nay soul till 70 burgcon and blossom
The past Of my lfe has a rose root within 70,
Ana thy iondncss alone 90 the sunshine can win H.
Figures chat move like a song through tho even;
icaiune DO zap by a rcfox of heaven
l}cs Ike ihc salHs Of poor Erin. our mother
""''' shade" ~, sunshine are chasing each
Smiles coming seldom. but chlllikc and simple.
Opening their eyes from the heart Of dimplc.
Oh. thanks 90 the Saviour that even thy seeming
is lcii 20 the exile 60 brighten bis dreaming.
You have been glad when you knew / Was glad
dDucl.
Dear, are you sad now 20 hear am eaddencdf
oHr Aeafis ever answer in tune and in time love.
Nsocia'o to octave and rhyme unto rhyme. love
cannot weep. but Your tears sill bfnowing:
l"H cannot smile bot my chcce viii bee glowing;
Nou'i noi die without you az my side love:
You wiii not huger when shall have died. love
Come 90 me- dear. cre die 90 my sorrow.
hse ol my gloom ike che sun OF % morrow:
Strong swift ani fond. as the words which
speak. l1tc.
Win " song 600 your lips and a smile on your
check. love-
Come lar my heart in your absence Is weary;
Haste. iar r} spirit ia sickeucl aud dreory;
Come 90 my heart Chat is aching 20 press thee
Come io ihc arms that would l1nl'y carcss thee
Joseph Brennan.
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