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STATE g EE + A hE1o R1HHdYH BONDS
II 40 n. m.-aR4 bid.
MISCELLANEOUS sECuRITIEN.
stare OONHOLs AT NEW YORF

II 80 n. m.--4Sa bid.
MISCELLANEOUS sECuR1TIEB
tTha JfoHo,ning are he latest quotations 10 tiav.
Ne inside figures indicating The bidding rate aud
the outside The asking rnte.l
RAILROAD BoNDs-ChicARo. Ut. Louis and New
Orleans Railroad Company. Tennessee lien
10 -. fret consolidated mortgage lopaa0ltl.
do second mortgage @. jackson Railroad,
first mortgage Dll2 OK coupon. do second
coupon q. do second debt %. New
Orleans and Mobile Railroad @. New Orleans
Pacific o. CANAL and Claiborne Street first
mortgage, "a. New Orleans City Railroad
mortgage o. New Orleans Waterworks
Company mortgage lo7 st@.
MISCELLANEOUS BoHD#- Small State Ooneols
70 ,,. :, Oity CONSOLIDATED Bonds a2'.@,,,
l2a.Di2s. City Ton Per Cont Bonds %.
Water worka Bonds O..
UNITED bTATEs Bonds Five per cents % =.
~ per cents @. OK coupon: per centa.
here ,o6t@lo7. do at Now York 10@io7s. do at
London 10p%1-.
WARRANTS, SCRIP Ero.-Levoe Warrants 900
49,: state Warrants 1879. receivable for Licences
and taxes. ssGR9: Police WarrRntR-Is1b,
@ae: 1876. @. City Horlp-1B7A. g20 -: 1875.
3aND9t.: 1870 R2.Daa: 1877. gsD-, 1878.
81. a.. School Certificates and 1875,
@. Half paid City Coupons 47Osl Interest
Certificates IN State Oonsols-January. 1879.
gro; July. 1879. @. Privileges on Premium
Bonds s.1A v cent. Unpaid State coupons
% 40.
bTocKs The before the following quotations
" stocks indicates FriaauR Deekiu quotations Of
The Neio Orleans Stock Exchange: Dta I. last sale
aince Hidayi NE !. last sale to-dnv: a.piM dipi-
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NEW ORLEANH MARKET,

Cotton opened with good inquiry and strong,
was quoted firm at noon. but closed steady ut
yesterdays rates. The sales comprised 1850
bales. exclusive of 400 yesterday. Although tho
demand was fair and the market pretty we'll
supplied. the movement was somewhat re-
strcted by the strong Views maintained by
factors throughoutth the day.
The Cotton Exchange reports sales to-day
$3.50 bales. including 300 after o. m. yesterday
Market steady. Stained '.@hc less than white
OF the same class.
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GRAIN AND FEEDBTUFFB.

Or quotations are for cholesale lots on the
landing. Dealers job at the folio'ning of'nance
from store: Corn 2N1ic PEI. bnsitel Oats 2Np4c per
bus}tet. Bran 5@7 nc per loo.and Hay 1908 toni
CORN In BAGKs-In light supply. cool de-
mnnd and firm. white -aGoc, white mixed
s9atoe. yellow -958c. yellow mixed 57D-c y
bushel.
OArs-In good supply. moderate demand and
weak at 45D-c v bushsl.
BgAN-Is III fair supply. fair demand and
steady at s2h@-e p ewt.
ton. prime S25D2s. ordinary 10.
BULK Corn -baiable at 4905oc for mixed p
bushel white 53db4c. yellow b1052c.
BULK WHEAT-None here. Balable at 81 100
As y bu5hel. -
PROVISIONS.
IGbtr quotations Of provisions for lots al
,nhotesale Jobbers' prices are 25asoc per bbt
more and s0sc higher PR tb.l
Provisions are In fair local demand and
steady.
"a 10 Is for new
BREAKFAST BACON Ordinary sH97c. choice
-9s3c
Shoulders s>le-e. clear rib sides ~
07Ae . 10. clear sides s995se.
DRY SALT MRATa-Loose shoulders -f94he
packed 4.S4Ac. clear RIB s.des 7g-c. cleal
sides -G7Ac.
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First CaH-March. 100 at 1a.pG: April. 100 At
1907: June. 400 at 1890 Total. 400 bnles.
SECOND September 100 at 1917.
Third Gall March. 800 at 1890: April. 100 at
10 100: May. 100 nj 1910. Total 100 bales.
AHm Third GaH November. 100 at ITO.
Total Sales To day. 1900 bales. including To-,
after third call Yesterday. 1900 bales. including
N0O he, " anIla
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COTTON CONSUMPTION IN EUROPE.
New York Chronicle. Feb, al

by cable We have obtained the substance OF
Messrs. Ellison Il Co.'S February cotton re-
port issued on Tuesday. the tenth instant It
will bs remembered that two weeks since we
gave an elaborate statement of the results
reached In the annual circular of the same firm.
We have now received thai circular BY mall.
and publish It In full on subsequent pages. Our
To. day. read In connection with the annual re-
yiaw. will enable our readers to acquaint them
selves fully with thu present condition Of con-
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Bales af 400 Pounds Rp' Week.-0taat Britain
r. 1879 40. Gopas; 1878 ~. $1,000: 1877 ~. $1,000
1876 NJ % 500 Continent 1879 40. Al AT: 1879 ~.
$1,000: 1877 IL, A. 600: 1876 TT. AZ 600 Total Eu
90; 1876 ~. 10 500
Theee figures for previous aeasons will DO
more intn iglhe. and the comparison thoy
suggest will be more correetly made. n we re-
peat the statement ~ conditions during those
seasons. m given by us two weeks since. which
,yna IA followa:
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.Hates n 40 Pounds Great Brta!u-aur
plua October !. 5000: deliveries 70 February
1. 1890, 1.tps3T2 supply to February L.
1890 l.2lo.a12: consumption same time. LOTT.
2b2. Surplus. February L. 1890. i4s12o. Don
tinent Surplus October l. 47.0on; deliver
1890. 1 004 $50: consumption same time. s6l 900 !:
supply February, 1870, lba.a56
facts contaInoi In tho foregoing staten, nj. we
bring down the above totals of consumption,
adding aimilar returns for previous years. and
por week. In 400 pound bales. for the four
months.
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COTTON

Or quotations q Domestic and Fbrei0n Mar
kets are from me closing telegrdn,s and Our Cot
ton statistios from The Ne,o Orleans Cotton En-
ChanOe
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DOM ESTIO MARK ETB.
NEW YORK MhRKE T.

BpoTa Opened firm and closed eHaler nj I 100
advance over yesterdays rates. The regular
sales eomprlsed 2l9s bales, aud the deliveries
90 contract 100 hales.
nary 12ae Strict Good Ordinary l2Ac. Low
Middling "a IL lcc, Middling Uplapds ID . 100.
MiddlinR Orleans 10 r 100. and Middllng Texas
~ s 100.
FUTURES -Opened steady nj mn advance. ruled
easy at noon and closed barely steady. with
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CONN r RCIAL.

Our quotations represent ,nholesale prices ar
Dept chen job lots are specified
TOBACCO. .. .5..
LEAF TOBACCO - Running stock 500 hhds
part OF which r. hold for shipment; stock
on sale 100 hhds. Market quiet. Low Tugs ~
@4o y N, medium s@tsc; good and fine 44t@
&c, Low leaf sA0sMe medium sa@74o. good
apd ne gloG reousst and
firm. Fine. plug eoo7oo v ~. Ano medium
el0b9e., Bright quarters. common sound. 3!
sweet asasio s No. j. ss and i los. dark biacs
sweet aa@43c. Navy lbs black s9@49c. navy SO
black a r1 Fancy styles yl natural eaf 42o47o
LOUISIANA PRODUCTS.
sueAR-In fair request and steady for the
medium and lower grades open kettle. but
pu'1t fer n. clarified and better qualities Of
under tho sheda 1890 hhds.
Inferior 60sc. common esDsIo. good
common ez.@7e. fair aa7'"c, good fair re.
TX &C choice -essa. seconds exase. ' Yellow Yellow
clarified ss.@s..c, gray clarified s'.@s5ac. of
white s%aos,.c. choice white s99sc. standard
MoLAssEs on iermentinR and low
grader, but scarce and atsady for the better
Stock ' Under the sheds 177s bis 'Npo''9 'A
Common 3oCD33c v gallon. centrifugal ao043c.
fair 35@37e prime 4o04sc, strictly prime 45Go47c.
Reels quiet. No. 24x@4s4c, common 5}a@
SIC ordinary s@s.Sc fair e'sae'se, good e>lu
csc. primo 6Mo6z.e. choice 7cd075s.
BREADSTUFFB.
THE Iotlo,ping prices are Tor round lots. 100
lots are 25a5Oc more per bbt according TO qlalaUI
FLoUR-W the continuance Of an inquiry
for export and a fair local demand the market
Is strong. Fine - 50Gb. superflne 1905 s7hs. sim
gle extra IS 5oab 62h double extra IS 1905 treble
extra Sc 25Ds 37h. choice extra 500 8211.
family IS SsN0G IT, fancy - 1907.
Corn MEALS ioG3 Is y Dbl.
GRITs-f3a03 Ii y Dbl.
HoMINY-t2 IS "a y Dbl.
RYE FLOUR @g6 " Dbl.
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To-day. Yes,daY. lrat weab

FUTURES AT THE NEW ORLEANS GOT
TON EXCHANGE.
The inside figures of the following qu Citations
at the calls are the bidding rates to-day and the
outside figures the asking rates. Tho bidding
rates at II a. m. and D. m. are for the reQula-
~
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RIVER NEWS.
OkBIOA NEW 0ALEAHB DKMOONAT. /
Tuesday, February 10. 1880.
AHFlvAls.

ATFlvAls.
6ee marine column,
Departures.
Emma Irvine. Alvin. st. Francis Belle Dc
Hmet. AHeump tion, IL. e. Leo viii KYLE. Annie
7. Silver J. B. M. Kehlor John Dippoid and
bargeH Hilyer City John Howard Laura L.
Davis, Bertha
stage Of the Rivers.
Daily tee9rnphIe report OF the stage III water
At various points. with changes. In the n hours
ending yesterday at D. m,
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The a,ement has been delayed this month
for Investigation q the reported rail receipts
ut Eastern seuhpArd.
change II Ia apparent that the daily receipts, rs
reported to the constituent exchanges. nggre-
1rst 81 january This difference probably CON
stats L. doubinga paTt Ct ts ser ,'d|
Providenes. but ns the statement contains much
matter that will lose In value by longer delay.
y deduction Of above amount from port receipts
report, when suiliriant time will have elapsed
to admit Of u thorough investigation.
II need hardly be said that above figures do
not affect the overland TO milla. thnt being
based upon official reports OF the var lous gen
eral freight agents each road giving exact
amount OF cotton SO ahippod
II may be IA well to state hero. In reply to In
auiries, that no element OF estimate ts permitted
to enter into tho monthly statements OF the Ma
Ing furnished lor earh and every item Of the
report. hence the explanation
OVERLAND MOVEMENT REHABILITATION.
1879 50. ls7s-79.
Receipts at U.s. ports from
Sept TO close Of Jan. 81 1Gn.Tl9 8.2507ia
Shipped overland to mills So2.A46 217s9l
Shipped to Canaaa 1901 1889
In transit from points OF
crossing on Ohio and Mis-
sissippi rivers 70 Eastern
delivery ports, etc. close
OF January ,...-...*s'.t..= ll.Nl b2Nl
Total. bales 4.i76oS7 2.H2s $50
srINNERs TAKtNGs.
Stock Mt U s ports Sept1....- 65o7o t52s7
Receipts nj Z, y. ports from
Sept to Jan III .........3 160Tl9 $3.50. 71s
Total Observation-Disclosures S2a. TS0 200 COS
Foreign exports Same time .,2ll7.b6a asasio
Stock ut u. s. ports Jan. 81 9ts.46S $50 62o
3O63o3 2Tabs3o
762752 4ao ATS
Deduct
Cotton In transit between de-
livery ports close OF Jan A9s2 Aooo
Taken by Northern sptnners
from ports, from Sept.
to close OF January ..-::, 72I.I0 Efs
Add overland shipments d.
rect to mills north and
east OF the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi rivers during
same time. .....--.,-,-.-.. 399.&M All .s9l
Total taken for Northern
consumption from Sep
TENDER to January 81. .-1lN.1l6 1896
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LIVERPOOL MARKET.

HPoTs- Opened frmer at yesterday's quota
Hnisn ,i,, ana7 O. ,sd for ml,dlin~ nreana M
sales Comprised n ono bales. Of which $3.50 vst q
American. The receipts comprised B6OO bales.
Of which 5000 were American.
FuTuREs Opened firm aud closed dull.
DEIIvEBIEs -Uplands. nnv port. not below
Low Middling we're quoted aa follows: Jan
uary - February 7'.Go7 III sat- February
and March 7.d. March and April 1874.
April and May ,b.23d, May and June ~ 1si.
Jnpe and July rs 32i. July and Augns'
7.0D1 H. sad. August and September 17.aM
september and OrtobeT Q 16t. October and No
venber 3 92tD7'au. November and December
I'd. December
HAvRE MARKET.
Ia firm. Quo'ntiona-g1 francs for Tres Or
NET RECEIPTS AT UNITED bTATEh PORTS
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
Tuesday Evening. February II. i6eo.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
NATIONAL COTTON EXCHANGE w
AMERICA.


or FrrtAt REPORT or THE COTTON MOVEMENT ~
THE UNITED sTATEs FOR THE FIVE Moh'hs
ENDING CLOSE or JANUARY
tarv os the National Cotton Exchange %
America for the folloW,p9
NRw ORLEANS. La. February 49, 1890
Jobp II Iaf,tte. Ea1. President National Cotton
Exchange Of America:
s;,--We have tho honor TO submit with our
annrovnl the following report Of the secretary.
THOH. i. HUNT. Chairman:
A. II, MAY
TEHisY NUdENT.
ID. A. GIVEN,
j. II. BOHKODER,
lOf Committee on Drop Statements.
-ro tho Chairman and Members OF the Commit
tes on Crop Statements. National Cotton
Exchange:
Genfiemen-I beg 10 submit ANNEXED state
ment Of tho general cotton movement Of the
United states Tor tho Ave months ending Janu-
Rry 81. ,
" rail movement to mills shows q further In
Crenae over laa season. though y heavy falling
on com pared with last month.
OVERLAND MOVEMENT DIRECT TO MILLS
IL, v,antha TINA fur thla yaRr and for the whole
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IOlr quotations represent ,nh0lesala prices ar
Dept ,chen job lots are specifedl
TOBACCO.
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UCWI ~ I'D .D6S ~
STOCK AT NEW ORLEANS.

BTUUK At AID UNITED STATES TUKTH.
TODAY. This day last year.
Total ....--......-.. 1.O10.24R $50 0lB
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Port receipts and
overland to close
January. including
rail shipments to
Canada. ...... ~
Ditto January NJ TO
Angus, gi,incluhlDg
corrections close
aT year -.-.t..-.s,. .''
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Supreme Judicial Court.
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DIED..


Nothing beyond the announcement 0fthe name, age,
residence &c, ofdeceasedp persons arH De published
under tt5s heading.J
In this city oct 3l-t, Mrs. Mary, wife Of James
Crosby aged - years.
In Belfast, oct. 9th, Mr. john NJ Bailey aged Is
years and days.
In searsmont, oct 36th, Andrew }. Farrar, ascd
81 years
In Montyile, oct. 10th, Mary l., widow Of the
late Capt James Wallace, aged 80 wears, { months.
In Rockport, Oct. 22d, Matte T. son of j. II. and
Mercie II. Thomas, aged years and months
In Rockport, Oct. 18th, Annie Leach, aged years
and 10 months.
In Rockport Oct 22d, Carrie Newbert, aged
months.
In Rockport Oct. 22d Hattie l. NJ Hin. aged
years, months and , days.
In Rockport, oct. 23d, Ernest o. Hill, aged year
and Is days.
IN Rockland, oct. nth, Catherine b, wife Of
Adriel c. Fales, iii the 66th year of her age
In Rockland, oct. ed, Mrs Jane spear in the Sjth
year of her age.
In Thomaston, Oct, 18th, Minnie NJ daughter of
Capt Edwin and Almra C. Watts, aged years,
month and days.
In Warren, Oct. 24th, Sarah E., wife of \. w.
BrimigiOn, aged p years, months and II days.
In Union, oct. 25th, ID. Leland kaoch, aged q
years, 8 months and p days.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
a GARD.

To all who suffering from the ana indis
cretiOns of youth nervous weakness, early decay
loss of manhood, &c, will send recipe that W i'll
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by 4 missionary in South America
Send selfaddressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
T. INMAN, Sutton d. Neto }orh city. 1y20
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What are skin and Scalp Diseases but the evidence
of internal Humor ten times more difficult to reach
and cure, which floats in the blood and other fluids
destroying the delicate machinery of life and filling
the body with foul corruptions? What is consump
ton but gathering of Inherited Humors on the
lungs, which rots them? What mental iniirmi-
ties idiocy and early insanity but hereditary Poison
choosing the brain because the weakest organ?
What rheumatism and govt but tccumuationS Of
Scr0fula in the joints and fluids: What liberation
of the liver Bright disease of the kidneys, dabetcs
wasting and degeneration Of the urinary organs,
hemorrhods, tistula, and other constitutional alec
tons, but the evidence of Initiated state of the
blood, weakness, debility of the Vitazing tluids,
greater than can be thrown OF unless assisted by
medicine peculiarly adapted to the purpose?
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SHE NEWS
PORT OF BELFAST.
nnTt-En

Oct. 2oth, schr. Paragon, Shute, Bangor.
6 18th schr VIM stevens, Staples, Boston.
30th, John j.. Tracy, Brown, Boston.
3lst, schr. S. j. Gilmore, sylvester, Boston.
Nov. lst, schrs. Geo. b. Ferguson, Ferguson. Ban
gor; j. S Case, ---, New York; Fannie & Edith,
Chapman, Boston; Earl, Darby, do; Brunette Bah.
bage, do; James Holmes, Ryder, do
Nov. ID, NIalabar, Eustis, Salem.
SAILED.
Nov. 1st, schrs. Mary Eliza Bullock, Bath; +. p.
Emerson, Emerson, Brunswick.
Nov. 2d schr. Paragon, Shute; New York.
60 Sd, schrs. John l.. Tracy, Brown, Charles
ton; Geo. b. Ferguson, Ferguson, New York.
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.

EfNdltNtf Iht NITuN OI UINtHSF Dl UNCONSTITUTIONAL
and Local Treatment,
CJTlCURA RESOLNENT is the greatest blood puri
fer, liver stimuant and renovator in medicine
The element of disease cannot exist where II is
freely and regularly taken. II purgcs from the sys
tenn every facilitating humor, improves the appe
tite, perfccs digestion, stimulates the liver and kid
neys, opens the bowels, and makes the vtiated
hlond into nMrc. NiMAing. and rn.tnrMtiNn ilMiL.
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D'"N ''i'u' l'+HHHs A. NJ
Sunday evening last was All Hallow zen Mon
was All Saints Day and Tuesday was Garfield's
waldo District Lodge of Good Templars will
,t on Thursday, the 18th, with Dia,iem Lodge
At the Grange Hall, in Waldo
\ youngster Of two years recently got hold of a
-ar stub which the father had laid down, and
awed it until he made himself very sick
Mr.. Jesse Robbins thought he had the champion
01lip of this vicinity, it weighing 10 pounds But
hairless Read produced one weighing u J., pounds.
ID any one turn up bigger?
I'UESONAL W. ". Rice, eN W arden of the Maine
axe prison, was in town on Thursday. some of
Maine papers are publishing the death of Joseph
icr Of Lincomville, 1t is an error the Judge
N- A. wen as usual Nell staples, Of Belfast i,
-Jr af ship Barring Brothers of Thomaston. @.
rtchett. Of the Belfast Shoe factory, Is in Bos-
Nith samples, ami looking after orders Mr..
Bickey, of Monroe. wa. in town last week.
d. was formerly a member Of CO. \. Fourth
ne regiment, and lost leg at the battle Of Chan
He has resided in Washington, ID. c. for
rtycn years, where he Is employed in the Pen
tfi .e.... samuel Sargent. nf Belfast. is assist
arhcr At the IIcmenway gymnasium. Haryar,
Ner-ite Cambridge Mass. Ills brother, Or d.
~tscnt Is principal. ..Dr WIN. II, Henderson
recently lo'ated at Poor> Mills, Beltaet....
eHlm l. Merrill, of Portland, tlHni Marshal
a. Grand 'dsc oi Maine, l. .. .. r. was IN
i-i un Wednesday, "u official business.
u CmRcHES Rev. MIR Ro.-. at me North
.-I Uu sunday evening last gave Il lecture ON
1--we NJ the Battle lie took mi. tent from
a..ni5th verses III THE 3{i eli.,,t.rof pnn,,.,,n
N'-er Commanded NJ law even the inner
Of the congregation of Jacob And he was
'10Nuruh' "HtH the he'"is OF t'e people ana
''7 NY l@'i''i were Sa'h'r''' to-'''lcr' me
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Nun"e Missionary concert in the evening.
THE Iuy,r~al.-i~ wifi give an entertainment AT
r..,-'~ saturday evening" at =. o'clo,k. con-
.a- WIZ .Uy pm. -cut,ttouaf tine sleeping Princess.
aua Instrumental music, and refreshments.
t.--. ~ .nl - cyut-....~u subject OF Rc> Mr.
unia-h,.l- SUNDAY m,rup- lecture at the
ali.u .u r,h. ,yiI be ..rAr Ascent" Rev Mir.
..I. o. B.-lua. ~uuphrl III, Methodist pilpit
y, a.trnn.n aua evening it'd. an1 Re, Nh
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We Can't Talk

Without showing the condition of our teeth Every
laugh exposes them In order not to be ashamed
OF them let Us use that standard dentririce 5000
DON'T. which is sure to keep them white and spot
less, No tarter can encrust them no canker effect
the enamel. no species OF decay intcst the dental
bone. if SOZODONr is regularly used 1t is DO
tanical preparation. and its beneficial effects on
the teeth and gums marvellous. as it removes
all discolorations, aud renders the gums hard and
rosy.
The girl who did not receive proposal of mar
rage the hotel piazza says that cur summer
seasons are dreadtully short So is life, my dear.
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Pile Driver for Sale.

FT>IIE HAMMER AND FOLLOWER for pile
Il driving machine, in good order The Hammer
wei h5 about 800 pounds, and would be serviceable
toli ~ one in wharf building or like work En-
qui of W. H. SIMPSON 4wlo
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\ LADY WILL GIVE LESSONS IN DRAWING
"a and painting provided class can be secured
For particulars enquire at
2w44 CONGREGATIONAL PARSONAGE
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Rabbit Metal for Machinery.
DRAWING AND PAINTING.

TYPE METAL, the best anti friction metal TO
l. lining machinery boxes, for sale at
20iStf THE JOURNAL OFFICE.
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T SHALL Run MILk CART TO THE CITY DAlLi
4 TO supply customers Those wishing milk may
notify me in person or by postal card and they
will he regularly served. 3Wij
HOWARD MURPHY.
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FOR RENT.

a Ny blacksmith shop in rear If American
- House, With without tools. The best
T y stand in the city. Also a wheelwright -hop
" for rent. There is paint shop connected
with the above. 45tf y. MANSFIELD.