Central Kansas Telegraph from Marion, Kansas • 3

The little four-year old son of Mr. TiiKitK liavo been lined during tho 11 TheMcKnln, Peabody, whisky trial ehronio jimjaros. Yet wo hear much (i1arliib(ri(hii.) (jjfrilral llansaii SFelfjntpli (Weekly corrected from the "Kansas City Commjsucial Mahion Cknthk. Kac, July 17, IKNli, fy All quotations in the following market under aro Kxchnuge prices In Kansas City, ull under are merchants' purchase piieus In Marlon Centre. (Me 'I'reife uuler flub Kmind sMrftnprtiff i altc unlet (5.

lnb SRiulon Venire tSreile, welrtje ble I'abtiibtityn an bie farmer ial)leii.) tiratti and Flour Market. (Wctrtibc nut) aitcdliuartt.) ITVUMIED I'Y THIS OKNISKAt MANAOKU AND KUITOH M. von Limkmi. Satukiuy, July 17, 1RH0. Almost Overlooked.

Tho following amendment to tho coiiHlitultuti appears to have been lost shrill of ill tho general intercut muni' festod in tho prohibition amendment. It presented to tho people by tho lut legislature: "lla it resolved ly tho Legislature of the State of Kansas: The following proposition to mend section one of article eleven of tho Constitution of tho State of Kan win, shall be submitted to the doctor of tho State, adoption or rejeo tioiij at general 'election to bo Articles (Jl'onren.) Winter wheat (Wuiteriuci(t'ii) No. 1 )l 11 11 "8 11 11 11 11 Spring wheat Jomnifi'iofUen) No. I 11 i "a II II (I II it 11 Corn (JSeljrfifom) No. 1 JJushel 11 i 11 2 Oats (Aafcr) No.

1 Hushed II II 2 i' ltye No. 1 Hushel if 11 Barley Wheat flour (Wewnmelj!) XXXX looth XXX XX live (iWoaaeiimelil) 10011, Graham looft) Com meal t'onuueljl) lOOlt 73 llrim (leie) II buckwheat flour Hurrul 8 00 held oh the Tuesday succeeding the lirst Monday in November, A. I). 1 8H0: that section one of article eleven of the Constitution of the State Kan- pas shall be so amended an read oh follows: Skc. 1.

The Legislature shall pro. Ge ncral Produce, Uulter, bust, (befie duller) II, rair imitieim, common (qfiooljnlidje Gutter) irrease (Miaul I'Vorstier) do. Chickens, liens (Aiil)iirr, vuiien) do. liuxeu (fltmnaiK) roosters Ducks ((uten) (ieese ((anje) Turkeys (filter) Potatoes (Martoncinj cany rose uusnei pwness neslmnorH peach blows Onions (Aiuicklii) vide for a uniform and equal rate of sweet poiauies iiiiitaripneui) jtermuua, uusuei Nunsemond Early potatoes Sweet potatoes (Sriifjt silfifartofielii assessment and taxation; butall property used exclusively for state, county, municipal, Jiterary, educational, wientifie, religious, benevolent and charitable purposes shall be exempt from taxation. Skc.

2. The following shall be the method of submitting said proposition Tho ballots shall be either written or printed, or partly printed and partly written thereon, "For tho proposition to amend section one of article eleven of the Constitution of Kansas;" striking out the clause exempting two hundred dollars personal property from taxation, or: A-gainst the proposition to amend section one of article eleven of the Constitution of the State of Kansas," which will retain tho clause exempting two hundred dollars personal property from taxation." K.C. M.C. SMiidel 1 02 Hit HI 74 70 MI 30 li U0 a 8 00 I 81) a 00 3 40 80 (UtrlAictaie Wnftrctt.i 10 12 l. 1 W-l 73 II 8 10 2 00 3 00 1 1 8 40 DO 4 00 1 00 7.1 1 00 1 00 3 00 9 01 7J 41 7 108 8 7 8 a 5 i 5 5 10 8 8 10 30 30 6 (WctrwIiiclcS Icifrfi.

it.) 41 2 71 VJ 81 t) 0 JO lb 11 11 00 9 00 8 00 4 00 3 100 lb 4 10 3 00 8 50 8 00 i 40 300 3 AO 4 60 4 00 3 no 2 60 2 00 8 00 00 3 AO wciuu sc. HushoV. 00 1 00 )W 4 8 1 73 lb 45 30 Hi 1H 3J 1 50 Si 0 0.) 43 lb 13 Haras, large (3d)iittcn, arofle) lb small fleine) Sides (eiten) Shoulders (tfdiitltern) Lard(hmalil Tallow (iatg) Dried Meal. ic. Shoulders (Seitenl Long Sides (lamje Seilen) Rib sides Clear sides (flare Seiten) Sugar cured meats (ifn'ie iTtaiidieriDaateit) uacon plain aeioonmiajcr icuea clear (flarer Dried beef, geriiucf)erte Jiinbflfifd) Dologna sausages, bologna Wutji doz.

Ueef tongues, atiiiberjiuigen Wool, raw, SRoV-fflolIf tub, aemafditne oUe Hay, baled, $eu lu ton common, gewofiuiaje) vuu 0 wi Live Slock Market. ificlinwrft. Native shipping steers, crfoiibt Stiert butcher Sd)lud)t cows. Jliilie heifers, unaoitfj bulls, nUen oxen, Odiien calves, Hogs, d)i6ehte Sheep, wooled, Sdjafe mit otle Bheep, sheared, Sajafe gefdjoten Lambs, tSmmcr Miscellaneous. Beans, common, 'Coljnen, flemoftnlidje picKeu, ansgtieient Beeswax, ibienenmadiJ tt Broom corn, ejcnforn -H Dried apples, gelrodiutc Jtcpfcl tt reaches.

'I'iiriidie Feathers, live ceese. Rcbern, lebenbe tWaafe mixed gemijdjt Honey, strained, burdtgeieiljct in boxes, in CJaben Peanuts, Kansas, southern, fiiblidie Brooms, of country, Uaiibbeftn doz. Hemp, ton Sorghum, uderfaft gallon Cider. Ulfntflmein barrel Ed. Nesbitt was drowned In a spring near Mr, Nesbitt 8 stable on Saturday afternoon hint.

It seems that tho little follow wan attempting to get a drink, and while doing so mlssecMds hold and fell, headlong into the water, and as the spring was quite deep and walled up he was unable to regain it, and bo perished. When found he was quits dead, having been In tlio water, It is supposed, some half hour when discovered. tlTMrs. Tamikt now offers her en tiro stock of Millinery. Goods and Notions at CASH prices.

Come und see for yourselves. A tine lot of JIouso Plants and Hang. Ing Baskets for stilo. Remember the place: "Basement Story of her Stone Building," Marlon Centre. 11 Remember, after the 15th, the dog- killer will bo on the "war-path," Lumber.

J. G. Mouse has a large stock of lumber on tho road for llills-boro. Turtles wanting lumber, will do well by calling on him. II The weeds along the railroad track are all cut down.

The 24th of this month promises to be a gala day for our city. The people of Lyons are to mnko an excursion to this place on that day; the Mcf herson Sunday School will also be on hand; then there will be the great temperance mass meeting, at which Gov. St. John will make his appearance and have bis say. Tho greenback-labor party of Morion County will also make It lively hers on that day, as they hold their muss convention.

LHIBER. J. G. Morsk has a large stock of lumber on the road for Hills- boro. Parties wanting lumber, will do well by calling on him.

1 Tho Morris County "Times" gives an account of a dreadful shooting at! ray on Muukrea creek, in which, a Mr. Ray shot Frank O. Jenkins through the lungs. Mr. Jenkins is still alive bnt in a critical condition.

Ray has tied the country, and at last accounts the sheriff was unable to find him. it-- The railroad appropriation of $50,000 for the M. M. road, voted in Centre township, is now all paid but $14,000. LroniKR.

J. G. MonsE has a large stock of Lumber on the road for Hills-boro. Parties wanting lumber, will do well by calling on him. Tuesday was rather cool, ouly 00 degrees in the shade.

The mail train was about one hour and a half late List Monday evening. At Jlalam flarcionf, Stylish Mil liner, corner of Fourth Street and Kansas Avenue, Topeka, you find the latest Paris, New York and Washington fashions, superior to any place in Kansas. 'I Mb. C. S.

Tbiplett. is' no longer connected with the "Banner" of this city, and D. Jlushas taken the editorial chair. May.it prove an "easy" chair. 1 The Teachers' Instlluto which has commenced on the 5th, is progressing fine.

The attendance at is a-bout sixty and still increasing. Rev. Hamilton lectured before Die institute Thursday night, and Miss Mattie Spencer, of Florence, will give a course of readings on Monday night, next. The reading will be interspersed with music by the choir. Let -everybody turn out.

Go to Clemons, Cloos Commission Merchants, Corner Fourth and Walnut Street, Kansas City, for all kinds of Wholesale Groceries, Poultry, Game and Produce. Best sat isfaction given to country stores. We are requested by many farmers to state for the benefit of sportsmen, that 'there is a law prohibiting the shooting of certain geme at this season of the year, and if persisted in they 'Jf will prosecute said offenders to the full extent of the law. A word to tho wise is sufficient. The SanMr Fe road wants men to work on the extensions.

Mr. Woolpert's new houso on Santa Fe street will soon be enclosed. tW Go to Stanford ft Sou, in Williams Building, Marion Centre, for Drugs, Medicines, Stationery, and especially for the compounding of prescriptions. It will be for your best, if you do so. Call and examine their stock.

11 Those farmers who have threshed report the yield of wheat better than they expected. Monnofian's mules "createlfa little excitement by running away last Monday morning. Like all mule runaways, no damage was done. The railroad company are doing a fine thing for this place in the way of improvement. They are now building a good substantial sidowalk and cross ings rom the depot to the city.

I The sidowalk on First street is completed from Main street to Santa Fe street, along the lots of Messrs. Lock-wood and Costello. These gentlemen are bound to keep in advance of their neighbors if possible. Agents and other persons, having for sale single farms or pieces of land, should not forget to call on us and to enter the said property upon a rist, to bo kept in our office for reference. German immigrants, desirous of purchasing land, aro more likely to call on us fowinformation, than on other par-tics.

THE EDITOR. On Mr. Jex's farm, a brick yard has been started. That is a buslnoud which was really needed here. Who wouldn't be a candidate for office in Peabody, as he bos merely to do.

the dancing, while the city council pays the fiddler wo mean, the tickets. Since the advent of tho cars wo have to record tho arrival of tho longtailed Norway rats, which aro in no way a desirable acquisition. before Squire Gaver, Tuesday and Wed' nosdny, resulted in the conviction of the defendant for keeping open his saloon on election day. IIP Clkhoyjikn are respectfully In vlted to send the time of service of their respective churches to our paper. All church publications aro puke of C1IAHOK.

Peabody is flourishing, for it has cash In her treasury to the snug amount HoMjr Slarkef. (Wdbmarft.) EXCHANGE NOTES '(ON SIGHT.) (SIdjtrotdjfel.) I80J Paris, Ri. 5lJ Brussels. (imj Vienna. (Wifit) (Miilbeit 411 German Banks, (bcutfebe I'mir Pliine).

SKorf 451 Scandinavian Hanks, )(aiibina oiiaie raiiruianr), Krone S7 imsterdam, b.oll. CHilbcn 4(J aim. (Oaorfldb.) (Paid here. betnMt. Engl.

Sovereign Kfinu) Steilina) fti 80 20 Francs 8 8(1 ao Marks 4 70 Scandinavian Gold Notes (jfuubU llUUlajI IVOIPtCQtlllCJ 20J Dondi. (iaityiiicrt.) Opc.U. S. (iicr. st.) 5pc.

lu-ij 4ipc. 108 4 pc. tool pc. Currency, ((21iberd)clne) .135 (Forhome loans, see advertisements of our Banks. Wegen Jluleihen nut l)iefi nen vmt icije man Die nnjetQeit JJanfen.) HENRY SCHULTZ.

BOOT SHOE MAKER, Main Street, opposite Morse's Lumber Yard, Hirtoa Centre, Ksms, ty Fine Skwed Wokk a Specialty. Madamo Tnmiet would inform the ladies that she has not gone out of the millinery business, but may be found in the basement or her stone business house, with large and well selected stock of new goods. She invites an inspection of her stock before purchasing. SRaftttMC ZamM. MmaAeiin.

iit ftctS fliiben im iljrcS Stcinljaiu eS, neben gocfiooob'S George II. Hoover, S'SubSet in gUcn 33aarcn, 5Ucibcnt, A)atftt u. Eiufjfu, etufrin u. Zdjuften, fomie Spejerei a it ten Peahody, Kansas. t3T 3cfMat)lc ben Ijodjilen fur Gut ter, I'ier, Oiefliiacl unb Rormlt'robuftc.

i toirb and) teutfd) jefprocu. JjJ Topeka Vinegar Works. R. H. Herder, wanufactubeb or VINEGAR OFFICE AND FACTORY: Corner Sib and Lake Kletoker'i TOPEKA, Kas.

Topeka, Kansas, February ad, 1880. This is to certify that we have exam ined several samples of Vinegar obtained from the factory of It. II. IIehder, I'ropnetor or. me "ropsKa vinegar Works," and also samples from dealers in his brand of goods, and find them to contain no adulteration of any kind.

Nor did we find any adulterating mater ial on ms premises. We pronounce tho Vinegar a rune. wholesome article. BARNES SIM, Chemists. SIMON S.

OTT ift fliif ben Buflf" bcr 3ltd)ifon, lopefo unb Santa tfe 'lap aid bcutfd)ct ViQeiit fur bie Sanboerfaufa Jlbttjcitung angeftellt. ter faint unfcrii fanbsteiileit baS pnffenbe Sanb fiir ebe 3tcfcr unb Otartcnbmi ober iiicljiudft iit bcit beften Sebiuatinficn aniucu fen unb icij flciiau in Jtaufns efdjeib. 08 finb mctjierc SJHUiouen bed bcflen iaw- beg an frfjrcibe lucgcn Reflet lunfleu an: "Simon 8. Ottr LandOIIlcC of the Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe Rail Road, Topeka, Kas." obcr an bie Sdbaflioii bicfes iUatteS flic bcufclbcn. "KANSAS STATE JOURNAL," DAILY AND WEEKLY.

AllEPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER, PUBLISHED AT TIIB Capital of Kansas The "State Joitrnal" will give fully, as to matter, although succinctly, as to manner, nil the News, Local and General Intelligence from all parts of the world, anil especially intelligence concerning Kansas and Kansas affairs, and will be complete in nil the various departments that go to make up a first class newspaper. Subitrhitloa Price Pottage Prepaid. Dally, Sfl.OOP yonrj flu cents month. Weekly, per year. We will send to clulis, live copies for one year for fd.

OHO. VV. REED, Topeko, Kas. of-tho "growing evil of intemper ance. Drunkenness.

(Jen. Neal Dow'a prohibition leg islation in Maine has increased the county tax four fold in nearly every county in tho State. In fifteen years tho county taxation at Bangor has increased from 12,000 to $73,000 while tho number of arrests for drunk enness in the city has increased from 223 at tho passago of tho Maine Li quorLaw to nearly 1,000. In 1870 there wero 322 arrest for drunkenness at Bangor; in 1872, 417; in 1874, 013; in 1878, 704; 1870, 770. This is a sad commentary on tho operation of tho Maino Prohibitory Law, and ono that should warn us to pauso and reflect ero wo stain our own statute book with a similar piece of legislation.

Properly of I lie C'lly of Purls. Tho property of the city of Paris, which comprises all buildings devot ed to public use, ii estimated at'ouo milliard and fifty-two millions of francs Tho total number of these edifices is 700, a-mong which are included tho Hotel do Ville, valued at 27 million francs; 20 official residences of Mayors, about 2 million francs each; 76 churches, templc8and synagogues, in which St. llochc figures for 10 millions, St. Germain l'Auxerrois for 12 millions, tho Madelaino for 11 millions, and St. Sulpico for .0 'millions.

Among tho educational buildings are a vast number of schools and colleges, such as tho Lyceo St. Louis, valued at 0 millions, the College Chaptal at ca. 7 millions, the Turgot School at 3 millions, together with a great many primary schools, somo of them estimated at a million each, ono group indeed, in the Rue Servan and the Avenue des Amandicrs, being valued at 1,918,000 francs. Among the items are included the barracks, public- of fices, markets and bonded warehous es, thoso of Bercy being valued at over 30 millions, and thoso of the Quai St. Bernard at 27 millions.

In the smaller category figure tho mon uments, fountains, basins, in the several squares and places. At Waterloo, tho Dry Run, which crosses this city, became suddenly overflowed by a heavy rain which has been general in this sec tion. As the first and second wards were speedily under water, dwelling houses and all Linds of property were endangered and the fire, department worked heroically in rescuing prop erty and saving life. Tho railroad track of tho Burlington and Cedar Rapids Northern was soon 3 feet under water for a distance of 500 feet. The water was nine feet deep on the floor of the Congregational church, and three feet deep on the Opera House floor.

Tho water subsided nearly as suddenly as it came. Two boys, Fred Sicberling and young Merwm, and a girl, name unknown, were diwncd. Damage to property $250,000. Reports from neighboring towns state that damage has been sustained on account of the weather and floods, The Vice Commercial Agent of the United States at St. Marc, Ilayti, informs the Department of State that dry goods of American manufacture are being imported throughout the republic on a largo scale, rapidly driving out British manufactures, so much so indeed, that agents from England aro being sent out to the West Indies to try and regain their lost market.

The Ilayticns arc predisposed in favor of American goods. Four years ago American dry goods wcro scarcely known in tho Island. The provisions consumed aro from the United States. Tim first colored juror ever on duty at Atlanta, was on Wednesday last made foreman, and tho jury convicted a colored man who was charged with burglary, Tho next colored prisoner, charged with murder, objected to this juryman of his own color, much to the amusement of tho spectators, and it is said that the summoning of intelligent colored jurors in tho State Courts is gen erally approved. Tub deaths in New York, week before last, reached tho frightful aggregate of 1,207 about ono person in 050 of tho population.

Heat and filth aro responsible for this terrible, rate of mortality. There aro but few places en the continent whore naturo lias dono more to insure tho long life of residents than upon Manhattan Island, and there aro but few places where man has done more to invite discascjind death. Ik Virginia is tho "mother of statesmen," wo suppose on account of Hancock's nomination, tho Democrats will claim IVnnylvnia as the "Pa." past flscr.1 year, ending Juno 30, throughout tho United States, $31, 032,519 worth of postngo stamps, stamped envelopes and postal cards. This Is an increase of 13,500,000 on tho quantity used during tho previous year, The greatest increase has been in tho matter of postal cards, 2,753 000 worth having been used during the last fiscal year, 12,217,070 for tho previous year. ii Thk immigration at tfto port of New York for tho first six months of 1672 stood at tho highest flguro of tho past twenty-five years until this year.

But tho total for tho first half of 1880 is 10,000 in excess of that for 1872, standing at 177,000, which is three times tho number of thoso who camo during the sumo period of last year. Acconnixo to tho assessments of personal tuid real cstato in New York city for purposes of taxation, there has been an increase in value since 1870 of $50,000,000. Tho increase is nearly equally divided between personal and real cstato, and furnishes a most gratifying indication of tho solidity of the recent advance in real cstato values. Tub population of St. Paul, by the now census, is a gain of 21,007 in ten years.

Accokdinq to a criminal who has applied in Pennsylvania for a pardon there is a horse thieves' union in ttle United States, extending as far south as Georgia and as far west as Indiana. It has seemed for some time as if tho frequent and successful robberies of Northern stables and barns would be impossible unless through a combi nation of trusted neighbors and work men and thieves from a distance. The EuBor-KAN Powers have ad dressed a collective note couched in rather strong language to' the Government of Morocco, demanding that religious and civil liberty be granted to all people residing in that country. The French Chamber of Deputies lave agreed to amend tho 'amnesty bill by excluding from pardon all communists who have been sentenced for common law offenses. It is thought the Senate will concur in the bill as amended.

The Republicans of Alabama pro pose to run a Republican Legislative ticket in the Northern part of tho State, but in the Southern portion they will vote for the independent Legislative candidates. The election takes place in August. W. II. Vaxdehbilt, it is at last announced authoritatively, pays for bringing the Alexandrian obelisk over.

Ho stipulated that it should not cost over 75,600. The thrifty fellow saves that much every year, it is said, out of thepersonal property tax. A Temublk tornado swept over a portion of South Carolina lately. Trees were uprooted, crops leveled, and houses blown down. The Columbia penitentiary building was badly damaged and fivo of the inmates badly injured.

(it 8 and a 1 1. E. Saciise, Local Editor. 21fl(ttturctt. Agencies.

olgettbe $crren finb bcreajtiflt, Slbonncn: ten imb Xruiavbrftcn nnytiuljmcu itnb bofflr ju coUectirtn. Tho following gentlemen are authorized to solicit subscriptions and jobs, as well as to collect for the same. (Jlortntt: Dtobert 2dnu madjer imb d)iib unb Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots Shoes. II. Lyons, Exchango Hotel, opposite the Santa Fe Depot Eating House.

tfrdjanac flotel SBlaljljcit 25c, gcgcn fiber bem Santa fa (5pcifctjmie. lEoJJcfa: Courab 2ftat)er, Waijlcvfttibc unb Cabinet, (Tonsorial Rooms), South-West Corner of Fifth Street and Kansas Avenue. (Emporia: $tof. 31. eanneret, ui ben im llljrein imb uroclen Wcfctynft oon Jieannerct, Uoiiime rcial Strofic.

Call at tho Jewelry and Watch Storo of Jean-nerot. Tcrnii of Subscription i Ono year $1.50 Six months 75 tW Invariably In acrVance. Advertising Kates i I square 1 inch, 1 month .50 II column, 1 month 6.00 22 1 1 8.50 Local notices inserted at the rate of 5 cents a i mi Catholic Church. Wednesday, July 21st, at 10 A. at Marion Centre: Mass and sermon, 1 1f wo aro not mistaken, tlsire will be just twenty-seven candidates- for legislative honors in litis county.

Cheese, Kfije, Kansas lb New York 14 Salt, bag, Saij, 1 00 Croccries. Golomal illwcii. aro Kansas City Exchange sales; "M.C." are Marion Centre store prices. finb JtanjaS tiili) t'orjeuprcije; IS." finb Warion tientre V'a Coffee, common, Jtaiiee, geioSf)ii(id) iair miuci prime choice Singapore Java erfter auSgefiidjt O. G.

Java Costa Rica Lagnayra Santos Sugar, New Orleans, gudcr do refined yellow, raffiniit gclb do white, lucifj cut loaf, flutuider cruslied do. iStiirtcutrfcr fine powdered, iiberjuiter standard Symp, common, gei8f)iilid) fair, miitel choice, ousgefudit Starch, gloss, laife, ((aii3 corn, ftoru pearl lcri Coal oil, 110 fire test, itoljlenoljl, 110 feuerprobiit gallon l.iO l.jO The "Growing Evil" Ac. The "doctors" and tho "professors" who arc engaged in lightening the burdens of society and tho purses of their hearers have ono exclamation that fjcrves the same purpose in temperance speeches that the cypher does in arithmetic, it fills in the place? where there is nothing else to go, and it is used as frequently as the slitto marks in. a grocery bill or a to- lephone the first week after it is put up- This exclamation is "the growing i'vil. of intemperance." Now, this progressive development talk may do very well to work in an exclamation point, or as a top-rail on a fence where tho orator sits down, as it were, to think, not that we mean to accuse temperance orators of wc aro only trying to in- "troduco our subject but as a matter of serious fact it will be found to recede from the light of investigation.

No man who has read anything more ancieltt than yesterday's associated-press dispatches will, in his right mind, say anything about "the growjng evil of intemperance," for it don't grow but is actually dwindling away. Less than a century ago men, after dinner, finished not their drink, but their bottle of port or sherry or brandy, or what- ever it chanced to be and on special occasions a man was degraded in the eyes of his fellows if he couldn't get away with at least three bottles of assorted liquors without being i "floored." Read for illustration, the account of Lord Brougham of his own drinking while yachting among the western islands at the beginning jf this century: "Yesterday our mess fell off, Campbell and I and two natives set into it, and among four had twelve fort bottles; the natives and I3ob Ing stowed away, I finished another bottle and a half of port with an old exciseman, major of tho volunteers. went to the moors, walked it off, and killed a brace of hares at one discharge." Now, who is there in existence today, who canjierform any such drink-ink feat as that? But it wasn't a feat in those days, it wasn't really worth mentioning. Brougham never drank to excess; ho was ono of tho most abstemious men of his times, even on rare occasions he seldom drank over five bottles port at the outside, not counting, of course, the three or four bottle of claret used to wash down the port, to take the taste out of his mouth, as it were. The above is only one illustration, and wc have, chosen it because we preferred not to tuko an excessive drinker, but to give a fair illustration -of the dunking habits of a century ago.

The literature of the eighteenth century is full of drinking that would lay out the entire population in America at otic sitting and Gabriel would lmv nobody left to listen to his eon-wt but a few surviving MM with 10 16i 181 20 28 25 30 21 17 23 0 10 10 II jo 10J 15 1 11 20 10 50 00 42 53 80 75 1 00 8 15. 4 5 12 25 18 ,30 3 75 8 00 3 75 8 10 13 15 18 7i 10 8 12 25 50 60 00 40 45 50 (K) 00 75 1 00 00 70 75 0 60 75 60 00 1 00 28 30 8 'JJ iu Concentrated Lyo, eoncentritte Saugc, Fitsburgh box 3 75 Greenwich 8 75 3 75 8 75 American Knglo l'acilic Riee, 9fci3, Carolina lb Louisiana" Raisins, common, yioiuicn, gciuotjuiwjc ouiiana Currants, itovintljeit Prunes, Turkish, tilrlifoje 95floumen Almonds, -JDtanbctn Lemons, aitronen Aoi Oranges, SJpfcIftnett Teas, Japan common, 21) geroiiljnlid) A fair leaf, inittcl new season" neiiet Gunpowder, good medium, mitte fomoia first moyune. btite It'aljl IK) IK) 1 oung liyson, good meuium, mitici first movuno. befit Sl'obl Oolong, coarse famosa, grpb 40 40 rair itmifi famosa famofn tine first (due bcitc SW 0 I tt lit 1 1 1 tu tie CugroiJ xeit Ijabeu fid) in Kanfafl (it biudjfdjiiittlid) gcljnllen unb bas (tfd)Sft roar fcljr Icbljnft. Tic efieUnngen ans bem V'aube finb abcr ubcrall bebciilciib.

Tafj nod) immer 91(cof)Ol-abiiriiie nuS luropa tinporlirt locrbcn, ift bciimtje cine 3djmadj 111 uenueH -unb uur bie bcr Ijcimijcijtn tcinpctcii; I'iadjcr iiuifd)rcibcu, bie ben Jtonu -unb OJctrcibt eneugtiiben Staatcu bie jabrifate foldjer 21rlircl nun Ciport erfdjiDercit obec ocvbiclen unb babiird) bem ftarmcr cine erbeffcruug fciuvr rud)tprcifi vovliiiifig. uumiig lid) mndjcit. raatr trodenlSunb 16c. ttoJen gefalenlOc. HalbSffUt lUt.i 3dafpelj silt JDolle gefdjoren 18c.

1 let Wftreibfiiiarttiilioenigcevaitberl. Jllccrt IMSc. Horn ftrlt 5-1 JC (afcrSOc. edjiseinefleifd) d)ml $7.80. Jfljioti (1.15c.

1)1 CO go, J8elen jtoru 87Jc.vW 8Km iHoggen 19c. tcvflt 80c d)rcciueficifd) d)malj St. 0 1 1. Dlcljl nA'il) CuatiMl. Morn 31 Jc.

811c. (Zdjioclncflclfrt) Sdjinalj $0.85. HIDES Dry 15la, dry salted fresh suited Calf Skhf 121c, Slioop Skin with the wool 40o. shorn 18c. The Grain Market at New York is lively.

AVheat Com Oats 48c, Pork $11.00, Lard $7.80 CincAoo. Wheat $1,181, Com Oats Uyo 70ft, liarley fork $0.05, Lard $0.02 St. lnm. Flour aeeowllng to aiiality: Wheat SbO'Va 1.111. Cfw Oats 81c, Pork $10.30, Lard W.

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