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JjGLlNQ IN ENGLAND.
CwlOTJS ICRXKIS TO SVAD
innltf of the Practice Female
taontrbndl"" Mode of Con
L..llnc Tobaoco and Spirit.
Jinre tho days of Ethclrcd, when cus
L duties wero first levied, ever con-
rnbls dOlce una uceu practicei in
, r to avoid payment 01 inoe auues,
undoubtedly in long rs amies arc
moil attempts will bo tnnde to de-
tho revenue lowsru ino closed
century stmiffglinff wns Tory nfe.and
Tiilunble raro of contraband
i. wm successfully ''run" and dis
til of. rciiliinjr a hHtvlsomo prolit for
. i ' . . 1 i . ! 1
t'untrauitnuisi. ni uini umu, now
it tar lurger number or articles were
!l th:in at tho present day (in fnct, a
.l,n l veurs ago uo fewer thnn 4'i-
Iclei were liable to duty), und this, of
Irse, greatly increased tho temptation
smuggle. .ownunys miiugunK "
ost exclusively ruutineu to small
ntities concealed on board ourstcam
i4 but even in effecting theso con
tinents the smuggler exercises trreat
iiing, and docs his utmost to outwit
custom' 'Tummnger."
kbout a century ago it was no uncom
n thing to find a vessel lilted with
bows or stern, a nouow kcci, or
tho spare ma ts, spurs and oars
,li alio carried iniulo of tin. but
hi ltd to resemble wood, tho cavities
tit utilized for the concealment of
mble articles. I.ns of timber were
b hollowed out and employed for a
ilnr purpose. Many a caik of spirits
been towed under tho bottom of a
i-c. a fear existing that a revenue
jiser might board tho smuggler and
(rover the casks wcro tucy carried in
I hold. When it was necessary to get
)m nshorc they were weighted and kept
kicr water, a mark being set as to their
reubouts ti that they rould be taken
ny tit a favorab'e opportunity. An
icr ingenious artifice, practiced on tho
t const, win to cover casks of spirits
th a kind of cement, and attach somo
weed thereto, which gave them the
earance of rocks, and tueu cast them
the Iiom'cIits ushorcfrom whence thoy
be ultimiitcly removed. Chips' car-
liters hnvo been known to Miiut.'glo
frits aud tobecco in what passed tor
is of pitch, and a presumably studi-
i individual, who Ircijueutly lert Ins
sel with a book under his arm, car-
d in it a tin ca-c containing spirits iu
icr to avoid payment of duty.
Tobacco appears to generally have
tn tho favorite object of the smuggler,
he still devotes his closo atteution
its importation. It has been fro-
rntly tuudcup In ships' fenders or into
dno of all shapes. and slcs, and
ught nshoro as auch, while tho wheels
some of tho blocks in tho ruouiug
kr hnvo been found to bo made of
endish toliaco instead of iron. It
becu introduced into ciuks of pitch
casks of various kinds of heeds.
so bottoms have been added to dog
tiieLs, hencoops, drawers, chests, etc.,
irder to umko thee innocent-looking
clc tho receptacles of contraband
ds iin cu-os, coutaiuing tobacco
cigars, have often been discovered
ho water tanks aud iu casks of spirits
oil carried by vessels. Wooden
kluis hang ng over a whip's lido ha to
n hollowed out and tho cavitv tilled
t .th tobacco. Uladders containing spirits
to uceu rccrcicu auont ttie body, una
ucco und cigars lia.o been brought
loro in like manner.
female cm :gglers had petticoats spo
ly prepared lor the introduction of
hcco, cigars and spirits, tho former
ng conccHiod in small pockets adapted
iho purpose. When duties were levied
dilks and liK'is, largo iii:witities of
e goods wcro imported without the
tuiiiuco ol' tho customs authorities.
Kso were tho favorite articles of tho
lulo contrabandists; und by them
ny a package of costly Hiik mul lace
been brought into tlio country,
esse,! from franco have been found
ttnpting t, import lice made up in
es in tho thupo of nubles and so
uted as to pas for fruit. Silks nnd
were also frequently lound iu loaves
lea l.an l tolittcco.on many occasions,
found its wiiv into tho same iilaeo of
luealmetit, iu luct. a largo ijiiantily so
lee.tled was receinly sei.ed at Hull.
lun tore gn watches wero subjected to
y many a gentleman s great coat has
for oncu a silver liuiiiir." tho
igU'ler nttempting, by its usiiiuni v.
oimio tho vigilance ol tho co-toms
iaU. Mmir has been niiulo into
s and imported ns oilcake, a co i
r.ililo itmntity being lauded beforo
I rati' 1 wiit discovered
Pit tho abolition of tho duties on coals
liy of tho colliers on thu const were
aged in the illicit trade. The modus
randi of 1)10-0 vessel was to obtuih it
t cargo ut ouo of tho coul ports and.
'seiiueiitly, nt a point previously
icd upon, load a uantity of tobacco
spirits from a Miiugglcr. roino of
so vcs-cls succeeded in making very
itaiih) voyages in this manner.
In ingo i oils mode of ( unci nlnicnt
fdisclohed in uik! u largo cei.nro
contraband goods was the result.
pm "infoniiiit on received" tlio cits.
is utithoriiies Hcut a detective to llot-
luiii, und ho thero discovered that
lers. ev.dently muilu for the purpo-o
1 ipiilo unlit for iiiivthing eNe, v cm
ng nia Iu the means of iinimrt mir Iiivl'h
liutilies of tol-itc ( into this i ountrv.
Inn time after arriving in Kngl.ni.l tho
er ami amugiriors wero ktied und
tobacco found on this occasion
ghed livo tons.
a many cases, too, accomplices ha o
inu forward mid furni-hed nfoiinati.in
unticiputed "runs." but their lufor-
tion generally proved inaccurate, tlio
Ijeiiiieing to get tho o curs out the
y while ino "nil " was being oifected.
f o customs ami coastguard o licers have
d many u wild gooto chase owing to
e good nutitred accomplices. In
'i o iux oi o much "per heiid ' was
irged on tho introduet on of certain
minis into Paris, but mm inismiifiu
dividual sought exemption from this
rposi uy presenting tho animals minus
- iieaii, at tho sumo time informing
) bewildered cu-toma nfliciul tlmt
o chargo was only ou the head it was
t leviable l his casi.
I J ho I ust and So- 4 vn ts formed tho
fy hunting ;;rt tho sihiigglor
ovgone days, tlm,, imitv to tho
Dtuient tniikinor tlik
fr his oporutions. spirit of
Pl'lggl II'' WHS HO lll'n II. .i4 n. 1,1
faslgiiurd o'licurs hud freiv -fouu-
ten with those engaged, and desperate
lights were the result. . The assistance
of Parliament hns been often sought la
order to put a stop to timigling. It
as formerly a common thing for
smuggler to be sentenced to several years'
service in the navy at a punishment for
his offenses. The law even now ii some
what severe, but the penalties inflicted
do not appoar to be sufficiently heavy to
put an end to tho Illicit practices.
Nautical SlagaHne,
SELECT SIFTIXKS.
New York rccoived 717,309,540 eggs
last year.
A Nottingham bass singer is said to go
down to It Hat.
A French physician reports an attack
of gout in a boy of fifteen.
A mocking bird in Albany, N. Y.,
whistles "Uoulangct's March."
Tho longest street in Taris is tho Rue
de Wngeuird, 4400 metres long.
Ilald-hcadcd Indians nro becoming
numurous since tho adoption of hats and
caps by tho lace.
In Maryland no man can becomo C3ot
ernor until ho has been a resident of the
State for ton years.
Minis' nests of tho cdiblo sort bring
their weight in silver for the tables of
rich Chinese mandarins.
The railroad bridges of th;a country
if placed continuous. y would reach from
New York to Liverpool.
Tho latest Knglish word in l'nris is
"struggforlifcr,"' meaning one who has
to struggle for a living.
A dot who was playing on the beach
near Liverpool, Knglund. whs engulfed
and smotheicd in a holo of his own dig-gi"tf-
Tho most northern electric light in the
world is at llernosand, !wedcn, on tho
Gulf of Bothnia, about tho tid degree of
latitude. Light is nccdod thero at 2.80
P. M.
Excavations made in Trintuntan, in
Yacatns, Metico, in ncarch of treasure,
are said to have revealed a mngniflccnt
palace which is an nrchiologicul
wonder.
In England it has becomo quito com
mon to cat pepper on strawberries.
Somo think that it improves their lluvor
and others believe it renders them more
healthful.
Candidate Harrison has been presented
with a p'eco of the curtain under which
Christopher Columbus walked when ho
called on I'erdinatid and Isabella, after
discovering America.
As a test of his memory a gootlcman
of Athens, (la., read through an artlclS a
column and a half iu length in a news
paper ho had not previously seen, and
then repeated it without nu error.
Photography on n small scalo and with
amateur equipments is now a favorite
pustiuio with Englishmen of leisure,
l-.ven tho Peers have taken up the cru.e
and carry their cameras with them.
Colonnl K romantic, of England, kept a
regi iicntof volunteers inaii euvring for
two hours in a drenching rain, and
fins lly tho signs of mutiny becamo so
mnniiost that the inspection was brought
to a close.
Jack Williams, a Maltese sailor, has
been breaking all records on the Missis
sippi Kiver by swimming twcnty-tlvo
miles with his arms strapped by his aide
aud his legs bouud together. It took
him eight hours to do it.
Kentucky claims to have the largest
man in tho world, one Hansen Craig,
who weighs TirJ pounds. He is ail ab
normal expansion of nvordupois. His
mother weighed but ii'i pounds and his
father but 111. Strange to say for a
Kentucky man, ho "never touches a
drop."
Iu China, n tendency to go straight
to the highost authority is corrected
by tho bamboo. A law "prescribes that
if a complaint is made to a mipcrior
o.licial which should have boon original
ly addressed to an inferior one, tho com
plainant shall receive fifty blows with
the bamboo.
A barber fn London recently made a
wager that ho could shave sixty men in
sixty minutes. Tho bet was accepted,
tho men wero lathered, nud tho razors
stropped ami opened, reudy for uso. At
tlio end of the ' fifty-ninth minute tho
sixty men had all been shaved, and the
barber wns complueen ly counting his
guld. This, it is a.d, breaks tho record.
Tholjuceuof Euglun 1 never sends her
personal correspondence through tho
regular mail as her subjects do. Every
trivial communication, whether of a
persona! or privuto uuturo is deliveici
ut its destination by a v.'itctti's inesseu
ger. She is tho only European sovereign
who does this. Tho other potentates
are democratic enough to use tho mail.
WISE WOKDS.
Know thyself.
Ono fe ist, one houo. one happiness.
Pra so uuderserved is satire in dis
guise. Wit is folly, unless a wise man has
tho keeping of it.
The rewaul of ono duty is tho power
to fulfill another.
I'idolity in trillo is tho ladder which
loads to gtcitiioss.
( ultivaio l'oilie iram o
yields a lino crop of it.
till your heart
If wo still love thoco wo lose, can wo
altogether lose thosu wo lovef
Thero is no coinage but in innocence,
no constancy but in an honest cause.
Time is never more misspent than
while we disclaim against the want of it.
Agitation is the tinirshuliiig of the
cause cuce of u nation to mold its laws.
Men lovo to hear of thoir power, but
have nil extreme d s.el.sh to to bo told of
their duty.
Of great riche thero is no rcul use, ex
cept it be in the distribution; tho rest is
but conceit.
Wo ure never made so ridiculons by
tho qualities wo have, at by tic iho wo
utfect to have
Knowledgo without discretion isliko
force without direction uever useful
but by accident.
I'oiug is tho great thing. For. if res
olutely, people do whu: is right, in tlino
they come to like doing it.
liea-ion requires culture to expand. It
resembles the liio conceded in tho llint,
which only sliowes itself wheu struck
w.th tho s'acI.
"HE NATION'S GROWTH.
What the United States Will
Becomo in the Near Future.
Figures Which Testify to the
Country's GreatneBS.
An Interesting article In the Now York
Timrt contains some startlinj facts and fig
ure concerning the future prowtli of the
United Btatest The foundation for any
entimnto of our future growth, says the
writer, must lie in the history ot its past.
Beginning, therefore, nt the dawn of the
prison t active generation, siy !i3 years ago,
we find that our territory Included SI
fcltates, 4 Territories, an I the District
ot Columbia; that Its extent wns
s It renin ns to-day, exclusive of
Alaska. !,0 W.tivj squnre niltos, ami that it
contained a population of Icae than ,uoO,
Oihi. The contro of population wnanwnr l'nrk
erstmrg, V. Va. '1 li vast U rrlt.u y weet
of the Mississippi lllviir, embracing tl'States
and 4 Territories, :(.". wiinre miles of
land, or over seveti-tontlis of tlio entire na
tioiml domain, contained at this tim t only
l,M!'.it4U (K'uple, ami of these thern were only
WW.W living in the limits of tho four Terri
tories, Several iieeulinr fallacies respecting
this region gntnod such general aco-ptniice
that they were reeordod upon the limps
and in the geographies puhliptfied in this
early eriod. Tho lertile region lictween the
Kiver l'latte mid the Kod Kiver was de
crihed as the "Great American Peert'' in
one ease an I as an "Alkali llesort" in another.
Kvnn as late as fsikt, in l.ipp ncott's Coin.,
prehenslve tleojraphy," it is aaid that,
'A lonn the eastern foot of the Itoekjr Moun
tains these pluin are alimxtt demirts. Much
of this region is suited to a pastoral ioople,
as are the hich p'ains of Asia.'' The greater
part of Northern Txs Is deacrltied as an
'arid, staked plain." and the southern part
Is called a "sandy desert."
Now there exist in the trans Mississippi re
gion 'i MtntfN and V Territories having a
population in ISni of ll,2V,l,:tXI. Aemrding
to the census of IH'iO tho tru" value of tho
ral and pers.iiml proiierty west of tho
MissisHippl wns In the rtnt.s f jn'.l," H.47H
and in the Territories tdl.vJi.njS, In
this had increase"! to ii,ll!."0,iw.), or by
1-iKI per cent, in the six Kta.ei, an I to
.iim.t.iHl.oot), or by 'J7J0 p.r cent., in
the States and Territories tnclnlo 1 In
tho limit of the tour original Ti ri itones. In
tlio same period of ; 0 years the true valmt of
real nml rsoiml jir.iperty in the entire
country hn.l lie Teas Ml from 7,l;rt.iSlV-'J to
'0..tua, or soniutluug or noo jwr
cent. I'urimf this jxirio,! of ,'l." years since
V'i the Territories ot Minncmitn, in V,7,Hiid
Oregon in IsV.i, wureiiilmltu-d into the Union:
the new Territoriesof Kansas. 1 -.1 1 : Nevn.la,
WH, Nelinuk.l, l.'4. mid Colorado,
ltill, were rgiiniMtd and suhstucnt!y nd
mittisl into tlio sisterhood of Mt.it, -b, and tho
present Territories of Washington, IWI. 1H
kota, IHtil, Arizona and Idaho, lOl, Montana.
lH, and Wyoming, Isits, Weri orguniwd
Tho St.itn of Kauris, that was not evon
orKm.'sl as a Territory until ISM. was
credit'sl in IHsU with a ioxTty valuation
of 7iKI.0.H),0 Kl-a sum excea Mil.' bv nearly
SI.Mi.iMl.iKsj the aggregate valuation of nil
tho Slates and Ten-.tonoi wost of tlio Missis
sippi in 1 .'.
In the direction of agricultural develop
ment the progress of tho .Nation has lieen no
li-st striking. Tho etirn crop of was
5i.',0n,104 ImisIicU, and in IS7'.l it was
l,7.'il,.')i,tl7U bushels; thu acreage hail in
rreasetl from J.'i.oim.ojo to i J,ihn,inhi. The
wheat crop in lMt'.l was 1 HI,4NVti I Imshels,
proluced on less than lil.iKNi.U 0 acres: in
ixr1.) the crop was 4 V.i, -is 1,1.17 t ukIio s, and the
acres :i."i,j:k).:t.i:i. In 1IU there were 0 i. i'.i7,iS)
bushel of jHitatoes produced on BiKl.tlO.) acres
oi grouaa, ami in is.o tna crop rrom i,buj,
two acres waa IO:.4Vi.5 Jt hushels.
Hut Mrhnps as just a criterion by which to
Judge of the duveloument of the country as
can be taken is tint itntisties regarding the
building o! railroads. At the end of lYi
there were in operation 12.U0S milni of rail
road, in ISiJJ there were il.M.D m les. in ls.'J
th-re wore ti'i.wl.tind in iss J tlmre wro IH,
VM. Aeeonlins to the Annual Statistician
the numlier o miles in op ration ut tho close
of Issi was Ut M inlleH.
Tim population by decades since 1S."0 war
as follows:
Vr Crnl. ol
inrirua ill
ten 1
1R.V) 5n,V.l,S7i)
IstM :il,4i:i,:wt
lsrn :is,.,.v,:,;i
ISsll .V1.I.VJ. H'U
S H i
!tt 1 1
:io. i hi
The nveniKo lM-r cent, of inerenst, r di
cadiifroiii li nt i is.si was :!'.'. 70. nud enclud
initial dnctiilit during which thocivd war
os'currod it. was :t:;.(i.'.
liiiiniKiatioii wus never so crent as during
the present, decade, Jt would w.'io ns if the
old countries or tho world had reuched ilie
limits or the r human litoMist lining cupu i i v ,
und that ncnrlv their entire miturul in
creisnwas U'liig poured in upon tho more
promising Hel ls of the t'n.t.-il states, 1'or
the ten ve rs from ls', to Isiil the numlier
of imminiits to iirrivj wns y.V.isJi , from
lMd to l-s7u it was iar,,7.")J. und iroiu isri
to s.l it was .,. 4..ti- i. These llgnrm hnvo
Blr ly lie-ei., greatly exceeded hv t ie immi
gration during the current ile al.-. In ss
1 1
thero nrnveil lp(i!i,4 11 iminigraiits: in ssj.
7 U.'-: in '., tJii.iij'J; m bM, ,'is, 5 'J; m
iss i. :i'.M,;iii; in lssii. jin.j'KI. nml in 1-nt,
B I'.'.'il. making a total for seven years of
II.M ', fi',7, excee hnii hv M;-I,4;a in seven years
the immigration of any pievlo is d ca In.
At tho l ulu or :U) iur cent, incri-nsn sr do
ea.lii thu pupiilatioii in each decudo for a
century would bo us follows:
IH'.in l!i!i,(lo;i !!l.M. .... 31 f.TlW.I'.'O
l'SIII M.Tos.ilKI r.kl.1 4K,1IJ ?AI
::MI 110.tHi.,(;(l MI70. .'HI.NIIl.'.MI
l'.'.ll 1 t.i,' J, ) ; 1 sit Il'.il. i(KI,.V,H
ik:o isn.au.Kii iitu '.i8.bju,;,j5
io iii yr.'iKii.ic:; .
If carried to the end of tho twentieth
century of th i l liristi in era this eoniiinta
lion would show a pi pillnlion of the Tinted
Ststs of Ilie ust u ii. 1 in numlier of I. His,.
40 i,u lU. with a ratio of :;S to every IW0
ueres of ground. TIim into of 'ioi.'reH
ma le in material ullrirs, as can remlilv bu
seen bv a compuriso , of i.liu siut;itic given
aliov.-, has Ih-cii no Ic-h sturtlnitf nud gr nif v
in : than iu thu uumerieul increase of tho iu
liubitaiiU, Fit TILTH
In the Senate, Frid iy, .Mr. Ktownrt present
e I a dill prvi ling th it when a bill or r -'iitioii.
r. rtii rinir til'-sign ituro of th l'r-si-
I d -nt, h ill hivu pass, d Ixtth iiousos of em
igres', und shall have beeoiiii oiigrossn I nml
i hi: ncd hy thu piesi ling oHlo'is of lintll
I houses, it .shall lie 1 1 III duty nt tho presiding
I i llleer of th i Iiousj in which it orinmlo I to
I eiiti-o it to In forwnried to tlci President
forlliwith, und to report the dam w lion it was
forward "I. The lull wii-rel'erro I lot.hu com
mitUe o i Ku oi. Mr. Stow u t also present ii
lesolutioii selling io.'lll I lie existence of idle
U'uti lis Hint IjiIU which hivu pns-olLnlh
li iUs.H,oi.d Iksjh engrossed and signal by the
piisi linif i 111 vrs of tho Hons -s, have been
ireqii 'iitlv l 'laved by tho ('mil nittet on
K.uoded Bills of tlio House, cilluu the ntun
I tion of tne House to this do iiy, and n iue-.t-ing
the House to cause tho bills In tlio i.u i Is
ot timt CJiiinil tteo to be f. rvnr led to tho
1'resiilent. Under olijection by Mr. Kd
iiiiinds tlio resolution went over n.it 1 1 Mon
nay. Mr. Clisntller introdu o I a hill au
thorising thu Bu-retai y of the Treasury to
pay out of tho direct tux fund i for
juissagu and Ot) duys' rations to the United
buttonud Congo Steamship C'oiiiiny lor
each adult negro who may emigrate ti any fr e
S ai in AirieA. At l.'i.W Urn Agriouhuiul
i DupirtiU'-nt hill was lukou up, and Mr.
' Cu iiid er took the II or to couoiu lo his ru
iiiurks of yusterday. J bo bonuto agrued to
oiijoui'ii ovur until Monduv.
In tlm II nisi .tlr. D mh)rty, of Florida,
iislod ununiiiious cunsont lor the pa-sigeot
ih ho.iute ris.nutioii npiropiiuuiu lou,ouo
for tno relief of nulfuring caused by yuliow
lovor. Mr. Kdoru, of lexus, o. j ct d. The
, ilouBd thou wont ou the priva'.o u io.id ir.
The latest projected feat in civil en.
ffineerlnv It to connect England and
Franca by a bridge, 23 miles in length,
over which trains csn run, and thus do
away with the terrors of the English
channel. Another protect Is to connect
England and France by a tunnel, run
ning from Dover to Calais. It Is found
(hem is a submarine ttrsla of chalk,
through which a tunnel could be cut,
and this plan la urged. Either achicv
ment would be one great in civil engU
neering.
After removing an old structure from
Its place In order to make place for a
new one in ono of the principal avenues
in Jersey t'itv, th parties in interest had
a dispute and the contractor abandoned
the wotk, leaving tho old structure
tight in the middle of the street. A
week has elapsed, and ncl'hcr side can
be induced by tho authorities to remove
the houso, which has attached the bet
ter word, perhaps, is provoked mora
attention than any other houso ou that
street.
The bridesmaid and the usher have
gone out of fashion for tho present,
Stylish weddings this fall will be so con
ducted that the brido and L'room hU
have no rivals for tho attention of on
lookers.
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4 i.
4 00
111 uo
2 I Oil
21 00
ir. 5 J
20 00
I Vo ir w lot !.
Ky Flour,
HAY New Timothy,
Iowe, from wagons
MIDDMNUS Whiu-,
limn.
Chop Fo vl,
HALT! MOKE.
Wheat-No. 2 re I,
Kye
lirn
() ita Wcs'ern
Mutter
Egg"
Hay Wodern
CINCINNATI.
IU t PI
(VI 1J
MJ M
jti :i4
20 21
17
10 00 10 M)
i 8S $ W
f.7
47 4S
:5 2d
)
15UO
13 2d
7 5 $ 4 00
loo 1 til
M ffci
:u :it
rs
is 22
o tt'
Whe it-No. 2 rod, t
Kye
iirn
Oats
Kirs
Pork
Butter
rillLADCI.I'Itl
Flour Fnmlly I
Wheat No. 2. KM
Corn No. 2, MiX'il
Oils Unci ado I White
Kye No. 2
Bu ter Crenmery Ettrn
Cheesy N. Y, Full Cream
MVi: STOCK MAUKKT8.
East I.niKiiTV, Ta.
CATTLE,
The 'run' this week shows nn increase,
Uith of locnl nml through consignmentM; nv
oinge quality not rquul to that of last week,
th re huvin Ihx'h na umisii dly largo supply
of very poor h df f.it'o I stulT, nil I for thi'sn
the market was one of tho worst im have h id
to record for somo time, lneliiiled in tlio
offerings wore a liirneiiunilnTof Mhir heifers,
dry-tsms hihI iulei ior steers, und for theso
tlie uiai let wns one of tho most unsiti.s ties
toiy oll' rs luivo Iin I this unison, there was
no eiieourngo'iient to ship aiiv lurther li i-t,
Hi d owneiN very sensibly coni'luiol to Hell
lieiontlhii best! price they could olitum, on
tliugroiiiidtliiii.it was lietter to do soihui
to nn furtiier Kast uii I f iru hois -. I'rmi
shipping mid expert ca'.tl", ou tli" other
I aim, the supplv, h iving do n um ipi il to
the ' eliiund, were active an I oioiilil Ntrong
IT ces. H i oiiote ns follows;
.ShipjHTS and i XMirters $ 5 no to
(i no
4 I
4 mi
:i.2.i
o Oil
4 Ml
I oiniuon to i;o d iiutelier cnttln ': ' to
Stis'ki rs und fis dcrs
In v cows and poor heifers
Hulls, us to ipnlity
V, nl calves
llenvy iri uss e ilvi-s
2. 7"i to
2 Ml to
2.00 to
.'. Ml to
:i.:i i to
1 livtii cows icr In u I
2o,00 to 50.1k)
Hlt;l CAM) i.amhs.
The nn rket lor this d iss ol tuck hssdes
veloped notiiiiiu piirliculary iuioriaut during
tlio w ee k unili r leview. h-n c-men reiiort 'ila
lull supply, mid ih it. trade has ruled rather
slow ml wo. k. llltll"U.ll thero were lull, lew
hliipp d on in lirst hiiii'ls. New York Imvers
hIihkI uloof the most of the we 'k owing to un
f i, voi u ' In reKii ts from Unit p iiut, nud too
greiit propoiiion of those ko I wore liought lor
hliipui 'iit to l'hdnd -iphla 117 e ns taken lor
l hut p bit this we k. It wns oh m, i to day
Unit prices have gono olT 1 H to tu since tlio
eiriy part of 111 ie; Iheio wero live curs
on sale, of which time li-om M. lmis, weigh
ing nlniiit. eighty tlir.K poiimla ami of good
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 V brought t'i-KK '1 11 re wns nothing
sold iili ivu l. l.") this wu' k. Wo i lo o us
lollows:
Kxin. '' to loo lb. a'lwp,
O'HhI h:, to II I ll. sheep,
Fuir 7i) to h I lb Kiiii'p.
i on, m in 70 1 1 7 i ih. sh'ji p,
Limbs, us to nualitv.
$.'. to s)r,i
11 i o 1 1 4 nd
,' ;." 1 1 :i a i
t! IIU to -j fi I
4 UU to 5 M
IllSiS.
The nin ket Ins ruled ii"tive, nnd prices ns
I'liiiipin u with tliose u wu k iiii lire higl.Mi'.
It, is tlio opinion of sumo nvll ml'oriuod opi
iiliors lliiitthe urirket li'islcu pushed up
hi.h r tha tho nettt il facts in Mm c iso war
nun, mul ih it they uro not likely to lie m .in.
tuiiio I in c Hisi'ipteiieo. Tho Inet. tl at tne ol-.
ferinu'H nt nil jimits continue lit.t for tho
si u-ou is attributed to the lino M ilher, which
enuliles fai'iiini's to hold back. As so in us l lit
w inter Mils In u largely uicrens I movement
iu llrst liuiuls is expjctod. Wo ipioto us fol-
Iowh:
l'hi'a lelphl'i hogs,
(lood mixed
(iood Yorkers,
(irassurs aud stubblers,
l'igs.
(1 HO to (7 00
Il to I) I'm
II 41 to 11 Mi
ti 15 to o :i)
5 :o to o wj
Wool.
Nbw YonK Wool firm nn I fairlv setivoj
ilfime-tlc il eoee, 20 tJ iJIo; pulle l, 2J to L!0o;
T. xas, 13 1 1 22c.
St. Louis Wool quiet and easy; bricrht
11101111111,1510 2 to; course hrnid. il to 20c;
low sandy, 10 to I5e; liuo light, Hi to 15c; Hue
heavy, 1 1 io llo.
I'UlLAUKLI'ltIA, PA Wool quiet but firm;
Ohio, t'oiiimylva iia and Woit Virginia XX
mi l ubove, at to 32j; X, 2D to c; ino liuni,
lit to a."ic; coarse, SW to .Ho; N"w York,
Michl -n i, In na a and We-iicr.i, II io or X
nml XX, 20 t i2Sc; ill uliiini, lt:i tolilc; course,
.'IJ 1-J to Slej Hue washed i!o'aiu, X und
XX. i)J to !)!;; mo liuiil-wiis'iid combing and
ilelnine, Ht to U7 1-ye; C uri do., ,14 U U5e;
C.inadit wasliol cimbiiig. Ut to ll.'o; tub
wuslied, UO to oe; u iwiihlie I combing and
i ulaiue, 'J7 to 2sc; coirs i di , 25 to JTc;
Eiistci'ii Oregon, ;o to 2'o; V'ulloy Ur-'gou,
22o; Now Mexican and Coluratio, IS to lSu.
A Tlrglnfa Metaphor.
This is somehow a figure that lingers
In the imagination :
In a Virginia church, at tho end of a
revival, there were three persons who
wero eipcrted to nnite with the church.
Only two wcro present; the third, quite
an old lady, was prevented by tho in
clemency of tho evening. A lav
brother was called on to pray, which
lie did very fervently, "especially for
the sister with ono foot in tho grave
nnd the other galloping on to eternity."
Editor' Drawer, in Harper's Mag
mine. , . .
llowt llflu Yeor Dlceatlnn.
Almoet everr lny wo feel tho unplensnnt sen
fntlons of linliirestli.n. Try Al.to K's I'onofS
l'l.ANTrus and lie n-llevnl. J. F. Davenport, of
C'anarsie, New York, writes:
I have been very much troubled with a vio
lent pain below iny chest bone. I was told hy
several physicians that It wns rheumatism of
the tllut'lirnnm. It resulted f mm cold and c
poeure. I had very little appetite and illicesteil
my fisxl with (Tent ilillleully. I plnceit one
Al.u iH K'sl'ouocs Pi.Asrr.H Is'low tho brcant
bone and two on each cide. In tho ronrse of
twenty-four hours all pain ceased, and I wns
able to eat and digest a irnoil sipiurc iiieal, noine
thlliK I hud nut ihine before In two weeks. I
Hut better roiiMtniitly, ami nt tho end of ievcn
days found luyself entirely well. Him e then I
have used Ai.u ock's I'onors I'i.Akikiis f,,r
rohls. coiitflis ami pain i in my side, nml I have
always found them quick and rfTcctivu.
Iloctors iy Um don't h as well as diHee is
contagioiM. nud i iliiiuiiisli men to uss.M'ia'.
with in ni: Ii V hoii i
"lam wenry of livlnij," timnned piMif Mr.
Him
"For I in fairly worn out with the m ho In my
biu k:
My nerves nro a chain
HI weakness ami pnln.
And my poor head Is in lin its If It wmil.l
ernck.
"Now iloiri ls'dlrmiriiKed,"irliHl eissl Mrs.
lute.
Mt Is iii ti r o ,ark but there's PromlHe of
lilit:
I rnn tell yon. In brief.
Wllill hHIkivo vim relief
I'leree's Kinorite I'resi ription will khui set
you riidii."
It Is the only remeily for wmnnn's ,-r nltiir
Wenknisi-s nml Mllluetits, o, ,y ilrut-u'lsls,
nniler a t ostio unaranlee rrom the niamifacl
tuier. ti nt it w ill ;ie -atlsfa. timi In en ry
lleor IMoliey w ill In' relilliileil. See irmnnll
leeoii Isitlle w nipper. jue bultluH ii.i Uiises
$1. Mi lor $ i.
Man is sdd to ls a co oritur of nervous
rnerny. To lie well i II", th-n, spread less of
it thnn you mule
llnu't Veil K mi
Tlint yon riinnot nlTonl to in u-leet that i atari ti?
Ilon't Jon know that il in.iv Ii .el to i eh-iinio-tion,
in Insanity, to il,,Hh l lion't you know
that II enn Is' easily i uieil' lion't you know
Hint while tho tlioisini, and oiie niMriuiis you
liuve tried have utterly laileil that lr. fiii':e's
I alarm Itemiily isa 1 1 rlain i nie- Il l.assl,s.i
the lest of i .us. ah'l tin re are biiiiiheils of
thole-ami ol K'atei nl mi n nml women in nil
parts of the country w hoi an Uslity to its i lll
lucy. All ilniL.visis.
Coffee an I tin wero broil.
It'sKi.
lit lo 1' n o; e in
Can n Mnn Nnnlliiw n I a iiinn-' nil t
Well, "licit ib peml-." lie can if Ills throat
Is I, ouo mioiii;Ii and Hie cauiioii-bnll not too
lai'ite. The ipiestt,,!) really seem-wort iy of
Mime eolis,e,jiiou m lew of t!ice,,l some
of Hie pills I bat are pri si rilsd for stiff chin; Ini
lllllllilv. U 111 lii.l throw tlieni "to Ilie io,r,"
nml take ir. I'leree's Pleasant I 'ur:;-. : i e j'c.
Ies Mnall, MlKlll'-eoaleil, pun ,y vr;.. I.ilile,
JS'ffectly barmles.. in irlass. nn, ahMiy. tiesb.
liunpowdir einiu ii, to Keiier d iivi in MO
Head Sarsiipnrilla Tonic Pills adv.
Tare yon a few hours' or u. few ilnys sinre
lime is i nslonally flint you would like to turn
Into money? If so. ttien write iiulcklv to M. K.
Johnson Co.,iif Hlebiiiouil.Vii.. uini they w ill
itlvo you lnfoi iikiIIoii that will pruvo lo be
luuuvy in your fuiket.
If llllllcteil with Mire eyes Use Ur. Isaac
Thompson's Kye water. lli Uk'Kinls noil ut c.
per buttle.
F0fCs,NEURALGIH.
CKnONIC
Casos
PROMPTLY PERMANENTLY.
No Rotum of Pain. Curoa
Positively.
sold hy riHuutin'TS and dealers.
Ttie b.irles A. Vouelur Co., Ilitlto., Mil.
Diamond Vcra-Cura
FOR DYSPEPSIA.
AND ALL STOMACH TSOVULKS Ht'CIf AS'
I BilU.lloii. Sour SUsu.cb. M.rlburn, hAbft, Uld
itm.ii. Comll I'Allou ruliBiai .rtr .Atln lH4
Rlilug In ui Mu.th and du.f ri'nlil. UU slier .at
liif. NvrvuuAntM and Lt-hiirilt.
At iT'i'it"! 'Old l't rn ur rti' l,v nnn7 uti re
cri iiii'U. ( i ' II .im, in ffa.iij.j. .Nn,;..
$titt es iffit t'i mil V'imji,
THE CHARLES A. VQtiELEK CO.. Baltimoro. Ml.
euy's Catarrh
rnT7u niiMrvfsTpsrrrnHrra
Clu:'.nsos tho N isnl
I'.isshkps, Allay
Piin und Inflam
mation, II I lls till
8 jriis, n.Mtorosthi
S.msos ol T wto untl
-SL,s- a
Snell.
TRY THE CURE
A tnrtl!., s nun a
lino i'A Ii lei-tril mi I ,
Ikjr '. i.,l.'. 'rt'-".vi.'- M h
HAY-JpEVEk
U. ilriK'i"sl ; I , V III l.t. It-Ulst'Ti-I. ni iS-tlM,
KI.Y lllmi lll'lis. v. w-,rp.. s-
si oo to s3oo ,l,rj;::,n:;,h.;
us A4 ins .i. 'i'ii, l m, i n riiricnh tlcir o"B
IlillHl'S .iii.I lie iheir Iclr nine lo tin, liusl ,-H,
S,ir in. iifion f s in.iv ! iir'.iliic'y em 'inyeil nls,
A ti'W till '.lll.'les It town. ni. I Ol.l.'l. U. V. JUI1N-
buN ,t Cu , I'll. I Mam .1.. 111. lam ii I, Va.
DETECTIVES
lViil.' l In .rr Couutr. Slin-wl n,n to art nn.l.-r ni.ir,iei,,.iM
It, our Si'Ci.'l S,,. ... ..,,. I,.-,, ii. r..rr I'lHirulii, Ir, ,
briuuiuu Uututtlra llunuu Cu.li AreiiO.Jaeilsj'.l.O.
SARSAPARILLA
TONIC
PILLS
l ure .M l',, MIS 11IS4I1S..., i l.riiJ.tlollM. lW.,l.ie,s.
IIIomI llel'illltii'ri, Malm in mill f,iv,-- is, ase, Iu,
pill" Ki 1,1 .'-!.:ii, en r, , ,, f . A.l'lles
V. I.IIAl, HSU lliiiiiinu )., N. V.t'ln
HOME ST luu.k -l.'.',iii, IM.it,,.., Fnrnn.
Ho ' '.'lOiaii-ii.l-. Ai ill,!,,. I, , H,.t li.oi.l. , (,.?,
I lliori'iiKlily luiiufn by MAIL, rnviiliii's fo.i
111 va ill's I tdleue, .7 Maui Kt , iliilUIn, N y
0
DltlM UARIT l'aiilisly mired In 10 In 90
riurtl nMBII i;,i, httimuiiuni or Ibnua
I r. niiii. nl. I rial rrr, Nui ure. No l'nv. Tim
Humane It em oily '., I.n I nielli'. In I,
ml hii Inair. rum wnrtiele..i ,t'k",
i). C. K M irsliml, I, ekeerl .. ti .
uini Hjiniiiiut li
Blair's Pills.1
Great English Goutsnfl
Rhsumatio Rnmnilw
Ovnl lion, il It rniinil. I I I'ills.
IssIsIIsTITTA:
'1'liV limn Mini ha. nil', l, ,1 11,1111 ll,r, u
to iii-ii it.. liar, iii ii ItutiiM r i'"ut, mul
nt hi. tlrsl liull Imiir ii rieiu in
a il'.nil lln, In u Ina kurrow that It la
Imnlly ii li.'lli r .ri.li t Him limn a liiiin
iiiiiu in IIIiik. i"t uiiiy lii'ls c'linKriiii'il
ul IniiiK ao l.nlly l.iL. 11 In, bin ulr.,1
liila II he il.s'. nut li,k exanly hko
Ak lnr Ilia "UMI lilt A Ml" hi ii kkh
ii ' n. .t I, ive il,. i isn um ni, i'i,it ir.rilrsrrlinlve
mm
.. nin si,, M'i,iiii.riirsrTI,llli.'iiui.,'.lli'. A.. I. I ., u. .11 s.imih.iii. si., II, M
I',VVVVVJ.;..Iss.;s.J,T,saT,a
TTi TTrrtfh.
Tlie Misses Nul-ordcr (nn the pnroli
Good evening, Mr. ltoouio. Yon arc
liome carlr.
Garrett iloomo Otxxl evpninfr, ladins)-
yes. lij tho way, Imlics, I have a
ronnnilrnm for you. Why tro you liktv
raR-jiiekprs?
MIrhph Nnliordor Hag-pickers? Oh,
wlir, Mr. ItiKitno?
(larrett HiHiinn Because you sre si
wots on tho stoop.
Miss Nnbonlcr (icily) Quito worthy
of you, sir.
Miss Nina Nulionier Idiot I Puck.
Wahsf.ii'h f,on Cahi
Hkmuhps. "Hnrsaiia
rilla," "Coutfli amli oa
siiinption I I'tneily,"
"Mops nnd liiieliu,"
"Kxtrsr t." I a 1 r
Toiiic."-,'l.iverl ills."
"rinsters," t rorous-Klcetricnl , "Itnse
('renin,' for ( utnrrli. 'I 'hey nre, like
NVnrner's "Tippecanoe," the simple, rf
fective reined ns of tlm obi I vtf nliil
diijs.
p v n t)
tt.-w in- nf KruM, - ii v iimni nd 1 1 thi at
M ntni-tii mi tli-- Iwlii'tii of nil irv a lvi("Mi I
!( n- h'nviiir th- l.i trv. 1 1 1 ii rti-t Ih" win-r
fsi'mn-.! hitfli -ri"" nml iiir'ti r ntw ( a tttirr
iilt r-t W , I,, ivniiy In "lit's f" ill i-lii -ssil tTiisK, or
Pay Im lei tin in Hitlt 'iit inv luitiw n'i im icu nlttuipwl
UU lUu Uittt'in, iit li-iti " hi IrntuL
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE.
FOR
UI.VN.KMEN.
Tin sMiW fln c tlf i tmli'si Sit A tti I' a wnrltft
mal" m ii tin ii I iiiclt ur iinIU. A ' ll-h iil
il tti ft. it(thO fim i i k (.' r im h i- tutf no
(' It-- -r hitllH Ut nt'sjr the ttiock lie ur Ii 'it 1-
liiHiit Ihni nt c-imfort ihl mil "''I fl'tli'f tm a
hull I .ro. h tt thf lMit. N'HH nuiiir lltv
Hinniixil n b 'l.tiiu "W. t l-'UKl' V( HhiA
Ktirriiuifsl."
U. I.. IHf it. HlH)f;, ihr. rlitlnn) nn4
onlv hull t Ntw t wflt f l -h-t. -vlii.'ti i'.jims t'uil4j-sv
ii i i-H hit onKtlni from p In '
V. I. IIOUJ-M Si. .10 Mil OK U umv
crlli-iJ fur lu'rtvy .r.
V. I. tMH 4JI. H i MIIIIK It worm by all
B ai uml tiif ut-i h h'Mil mi' hi Iu ilia wxrl'lx
All lh A'lovr k. li H'O m i l In r tn-grisM, Dutrrn
K ii I I.n- n-l If nt - I l bv your ( Urr, wrtft
V, IMH sI.AH, H or U I ..it llnw.
.ForBiiioustiLivcrComrlaiulg,
ARE THB OLDEST FAMITiT STANDARD.
A Purely WijetaMe rnmponnil, without
nien-ury or oilier inittrimi minrr.nl Sf
nnd sure nlw.ivs. Fur s.ile ly nl! Drnr;irists.
I'ull printed ilirrrtinni for u'slntj Willi' em h
p.ii l;i,;e. )r. S.'lienck's new I link nn Tlitt
l.iiiiU'i. I.iver nnd Si.im.i, 1) mm vutvt. .d-Ull-s
Mr. . M.Srlietu ' V Si.ll I'l.ll iilelnliia,
MARVELOUS
D2GOOVERY.
An Ii el, Irneiieil In line r mlliilf.
II i ml n ' il 'rum eni'ftt.
rsirii I ii: w il Ihmi I mil es
Wlinlli in, III, e iii'lilleiiil sisifins.
I'lrni y ennileiiiiieil III n , i fine I imrf,
1,1, ,it i ti.l III , I", llth t ' , "I I, ,' II IM'I' ,'lllsM'S
l-ri'-tN-t'.M. m i'Ii "i ri'ii'ii'i Im. iii, A limn
lllfllill. Il"' M"li 1 1 I 'I'll 'Hi I 'I' Mlll'l 'I'- ' i "-,
I in ii i e I ii refill I'll I 'I'll i in sun. Ilie irr nt IV) .hul-..1-I.-I..I.
II. II,.. Kiel, II. II.. I .111. 'I i'l III. i i'i-
ii. I I It ,li ir i 'r rlor Hi" MniHt
II I ' IU' I . S- til I"" 1 l"e I'V . ,. ,
I'lli II'. A. I.i II si I I i;. il7 l lflll Ave., New VcrlL
vl.kr1 r
llilli . an
Ci. ,ti .(.
1 ' iru,
K'vnlvris, 1 ." I '. I i. 4li'. II
r' ;i'iil"ui", llni,. killa.
JOHN 1'. I.IIVI I I
A It MS '!,, I'.hIoii. klaak
FLORIDA KrL
i t ..li t., U in-
ittiit't.i-.. . r . i-t ri n 4.
I' i in - iii i h, iii , i ,i ft ii u ;i ti, i . r ,1, ti s. 11
in .nin . i -i jt'ni w:ir ii . k'ntti i p ,i r. r in k n- d
- m J'l. nl i.f i :iliic 111 I li-'i . t.i' t - h ht . M" l;,!lUri;i 1
M t v. ul' V. i Im I' Il ill i' I Ms h i I 1u "illl V-. Il .... i atl't
in tj,, a , rt i lit-- ! "I lillli t licit II ' I a I ; . ;i, (i tr ill-
HlullIK lltM ; Jill I'JU' li'lll.H '. Ill '"I 111' lW.r ( l(iisr
in nti.U . ! ii nr. 1 1 r u . tm,.' f r n , pi,.. immh tutirt
tn I.- ...thy .ii i n til f. 'ii-i imt .t it i . ! ii., huij
Ul'l'll. - w rj 1 1 n -"ll.lt I. I . f. 1 i l -rs ci ii,
J, i MOSS Miiiitti--r lli one . i.-i' v ih,
b.Ui'i'li itl I li. t I. UK .
ARE the: oldest family standard.
A I'urcly Vi .'et.ilit,. rcitiprmnd. will, out
, i r it inner iti.iiri'nis iiiine.'.i J
nnd sure iilw.iw For silo .v n! Umi,;;;!
S.ile
I" uireeiinrs Mr lsin,r u,, l
P Kka!;,. Ur. Seliein k's n-w Im'nlc on
I .Hill',. I.iverilll.l Sl,,r I. ...... .
,h
'I ho
, " i rm-r.. yi-
. 4 Lr,.-'.'.."-i,,',,""lk S"n I'li'lndelplna.
FHZERGALsf
ri.i (! n't- '
B? ? K d"y Ntnpl-M wortti ijitl l- Rttst
k 9 Li... ma ii h-r tl.t-Uui M- fv't. Wriu
S0 i.it-ni'r -s.u.'iy t-ttiii miMrrfda, liully, rt
TPTft p",h"'",,,l nj.n-ywirliii1-f..r ai i t,fi
VII Hi n iliui.'U in tri wr) I I liltr t I ..si I , ntfM
.. 1. I IU. M.I. K. AUllr.SS, Ul.4 i.l.. Auyiial., M.,
d'n.iit'i.a'i'i.'MirjrjitfsTiTi
A
l ajs aj .Js .Js v ,
Wll nil, r III,- lll.tll ,,.i,.L. .rrvi.-o
1E1BY
R ffif-Z NKVI tt SI II fr
tl Vlki!Aic(iAi i'.i:iiitr:5l
JT REPEATING RIFLE
.rsTTi'. wvjuaA-.t. ii.Tvi .T a
N'wfn.i,, I .i. i,.ri . W
rr-l.llltl..i,,,l i; i,... i. ., I',.,
JJr',. bu irniii,-,, ii ina i,'trir...( n
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