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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-24

oorv,,-p,o o %rover'e tsIa,,. ,.
ootshh- w oVn , iopV"i talr, IA 10
ioi choice, 10 70 lohi LaBuyS IL TO lsh'
java, %1apSoho; ,o.o, a.
a., LhAs0olnpotih,, aOoVVpui tvunB hyson,
sC01@' oo'ong, toDco ,apan, woo c NJ
SuaAks-We QUOTE toWuoIeu lsAi Crush
ed Y Ia, Gmnuls ed ny Sta.dsrd A
IL IL EXua ~ l-si Louisiana white
Clarified II l,si yellow clarified lOh :ehoce
lVi prime v l-z iMI Il.
MoLAssks,ol 'glSianh enoioe Ooo, prime 55c,
Iair 10 goou oVGose, syrup % 10 oOc.
HfurAIoks-SS 10 10 &OO per barrel, and Sl5O
per Dushel;
ON Nr-so OO9'o oO perbarrel.
ApPLks1eS oV@i eu per oarrei.
hoR-Whoiesaie ~ Sos.
sALrolnoarrel' % 90 Liverpool In saoks
CRAoKEns- Soda. x, S%i XA,9A xxx OK;
Cream y, GlnsSr snaps II X;
SOAP Ollve vs. upper Ook' Blua India, y 10
bars, Is 7sper boxi Y lb bars, $I7S per box;
| lb bars, ST. 20 per box. Eureka soap, s. So.
Cylont, Sj rs.
BRAss--BS TO 10 per pound.
0ANDLxs-star, full VT II 10.
OaEEsE-li 20 AZ -
HoMikI AND 9niTs--t6 OO To q 20 per barrel.
DRIED AppEs--sH@0.
OmsD PRAunKs-unpeeleds egSMG, peeled IL
Der pound a., ,,..,, 81,
PICKLES, I'll 5O9Sl2 20 per barrel; half
barrels 70 1Oi firm.
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AICuugL--9s.5a uuT Saliun.
WHlsY -R1rufed 81 lhkal o. as per uruOf
sour mach, yeuI d, 81 70, yeAf cd - -.
years " 15i fancy eNir old Whlsky Sl@5 ae
per aye,
WINEs--C laTct, In case, CSC % per q, atty,
vatawOs, Bl .l0CNSl sport, per ganon, OF ~ u
3, sherry, per gallon, u.2lG$ii Madeita, pei
Ngl0.
UHAMPAaNk-Coobs, in OaskeLs, slSoeQ0
.ioldsiUok, In basket, S27S2S; hrug, In basket
dN@oaS; Domestic champagne, N0lA
ALE-stock ale, per Dc zen, " .lbDS2 ,25, Por.
tir. per dozen, 81 9S2 20
BorrLE BEER-St. LOuIa quarts el2, plntI
II ~. Budwiser, own eise ca. Uiuis slS 30
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Vision, Noises IN the Il ad, the yiInI OnIfI
passing unObserved In the urine, and mana
other diseases that Iced to insanity and death
Inc Medical Gen lemen connected with the
0! Europe and this country, end have bsd
arge experience In these troubles, and will
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED nOI1&PS
Or q case this kind the VITAL RESTORA.
1--WE tundrr their special advice and treats
or Injurious FOUND In IT, We treat MI Private
diseases successfully without mercury. COM
SULTArlpN FREE. Thorough eysi,inatlon
s an advice, Including analysis OF urine. S.
four times the quantity, $40. Sent to anv nd
9less upon receipt of price, q. o. D secure
rom observation, and In private name If de-
sired by English Medical Institute, No, 1s
box 2460.
wholesale Agents Williams. Tolliyer q
Walker. Dallas, Texas. :"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-24

81 NrTs.--tlG'a, polls, s@el5 pei duz.
BUaGtEs.--Irsdo Is. and epring, top, 5000
500, auto, open, iiUG5SU; duo, side spriug
Top, blUUm6lSE alto. side bar, bluOHal3O.
ditto, phi etOns, tle1G, la'i A grade, side
sprlnE, tliO@S4uO, uitto, phactons, .ljuNt2n;
Jump scat mJgicD, Si.iUS25U; platform
springs, slluAtl4O; three Spilue VagoGs, 5000
SIS.
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DALLAS PRiGE UURRENT.


FLuUu - We quote CITY MillB as follows:
Xxx, S8 Is, KIM, ~ O0, ,Nua a -.
lnvorted NX pen eve ~ 20, xxx, So 5n
ttXN3 30; CAUlce "a Ally % to iOi Fancy
i1Ot Oi 10.
, AIa.-Scarce. Wequole per bushel, 1901 10.
KARL8Y--Scurca; GOOD demand, %.
auAr--We 4NoJe ~ m lis al 10, in store,
sacLs ~ 30, a.,a
.oaNuRsL-peT bushel, 81 30.
ttArs- In hulk hlcWjo.
VNHAr 81 80 70 30, as per sradei Nicaragua
.Iou3-O!l In car. 7O@'5c; new, inCar Goc to
Gjc.
ga; diOott, none On market, From 8tOrt
urAirie, nalsd SIS ser toni FrHirtr hHied In ost
Jts, Jl3 20 per ton free on Ooaid.
We quote: Chopped corn per lou pounda
), 10 chopped corn and oats, yer 100 pounlp
" 10; chopped barley, per lOJ pounde, ~ u
,Cushed corn and ooh, par l0O pounds, 81 5Oi
orn bren, per 100 pounds, 6Ooi HIn'
nam nour per loo pounds, 81 90
Jream meal, 90 rs; Gno Dolted meal, Pol
,snel. 0lo. homlny, per 100 pounds, s.,
Srits, per ,eO pounds, 81 OD; corn flour. per l0t
pounds, ~ %.
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New Orleans futures closed steady,
DRAIN.


Tho receipts to-day have been 40 usual
rather light, fsrmers preferlng to market
their cotton and hold their grain In hopes OF
advanced prices.
In Missouri, Kansas and Illinois, as well as
In other states, farmers are dlsposing OF all
the stock they have, keeping just enough for
farming purposts, and IL estimated the home
consumption will be less by one-thlrd than
last year. This taken In connection with
heavy grass crop and tho Visible supply OF
corn and oats In all the grain centres, will
have tendency TO keep prices OF
these staples lower all over the
country. Tho Cincinnati Gazette
says "the elevators at Chicago are full to over.
flowing. Storage for grain Is not obtalnable-
In Baltimore the elevators are full, and NILE.
Of railway cars lllOd with grain are on side
track In Cincinnati Storage In elevator, or
grain warehouses Is OF 10 be had, and rail-
way cars have been here weel unable 10 I'M
load. Furthermore, corn was handled here
yesterday that Ia Ave years Old. At stations
ON railroads loading 10 the city, corn Is b lns
brought In that Ia two and threl yearS old -
In Chicago, November wheat opened
NJ ias. but prices were Irregular durlns
theday, aud finally closed at i3s Ia, being
oue-hall cent higher than at the close the da,
before. November corn opened at rsa "A, wen
mp TO 60 t-s, and nnnlly closed OF Us rs, three
eighthe advanced October oats opened a
all,sand closed at ilS 8, tho closing price o
thsevenlns before. Nov mber oats 0, ened a
~ l.s, advanced 70 ~, th,n reduced and close,
MaNuv ,t.w,r.,.
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CArTLR-For years, SlS9s2; thr'o years,
Sli1lI; two years, Sg0gi2 5Oi one year, e710
Barn cOws f. hOGlS 90; s'Ookers IL UOm25 ,O;
miloh cows and calves Sll@25i sprlngeIs Sl5g
-.
HoRsE,, Ponies $40 TO $50 Farm stock SO
10 tGO Harness. livery go TO sl25. Fancy
harness Bi26 TO $40. Harness spans $3.50 TO
$500.
uules--Smal $40 TO S6S' Medium S7b to Ito;
Extra draught 800 to $3.50.
Hogs--None on the market and in deman d ,
MUTTON SHRkP--rheq are uuotaniU ut o. 5O0I
% Ger head. Per weight, "a 10 SO. per
mound,
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Cast, 81 ~ pei huudrcU; anye, 3 ceuts
wrought, Soc To u per huudreui hrHes
s TO 10 o. per hundreds copper, $40 to ~ 90 prI
hundred; snN ana ,eNd 80 uer hundred.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-24

Fisu-l.ei, sheephead aud trout, 1870, New
Orleans red-snapper lsc, Spanish niNckerel,
% is.
Observation-Disclosures per can, xxx, 300;
medium, IS !; extra select 60 Matagorua aud
Berwick's bay, 81 90 or hun'iIed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-24

Acid -heuzOio per ounce, 25c
aciu Oprbulic solution, 80 cents;
crystal, hhcms2 per 10; acid cltrio, 75c per d
acid suluhurio, ST. pOr lbi aciu tArtarlc, Soc ;
per Id; alum, lG6e per III. Ammo Dia-cafbO.
nate, 2Gc ger Id; sssafostlda, 2hc per lii; balsam
copniba, lac per 10; borax, l6c per Id blue
vitrloi, l2c per 10, calome', 100 per Id; Gallo.
40 per 10; clnchouidia, so per ozj chloro-
form, sc per 10, chlorai, hydrat 81 1902 ~;
per ID cream of tartar. powder, 3SctoiO per ID;
gam opium, 81 10 per ibi KuIh sheilao, Soc per
III; mOrphiueti.0 por ozioil bergamot, 81 20 PER
10; oil lemon 81 so per ID; bromide potass, 400
per 10; (P y W)j iouido pot 10, 81 5Oper 10; (P
Wy quinine, sulphate,Ss L. per o1;. Seed
caraway, l2c per 10; SIENNA, 200 per 10,
stry ohnine. crystals, o. 80 per OF,
sugar lead, 25c per ID; loui sulphur, 46o5c
per III, salts epsom, 8Ql5c per lh.
Rosin 2O5; splrite turpentlue 65,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-24

soLp-LEATHRW vAh--No. J99i0,no 2 86@57,
HEMLoCG Best Butalo slaughter. 3lsS2;
Eoos 49, do good No. =, 26 good dam Sad ~
Dan ,tARNSss LEArusR-No. /, 5l@39c, do
No 2, IS,
hEaLuoK--mlme 30; do good "a; do No ., ~
FRENCH GAlrskiN-pI.2b 10 pl.0Oi &C
COrding 20 quality.
PH1LApElrHlA CALFsKIN--N Il 81 10 to 81 20
do NO2Sl Uto I'll 10,
PHILADELPHIA kiFs-No |. soc. to Sl.OC,
accord ug to weight
AuEGP sKNs.-IOpping xxx per doIen $40. 30.
Innings, white 49, ruNsets S6@S.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-24

loves, prloes--suporijr work--sl tho City
steam Laundry.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-24

mBloos.Lene clear sides 1915 short
Oar sALT-Joug clear sldes, l2N, .nvIJ
clssI ~.
HANS Cauvased 4z@l5r.
LAEu- Fierce la'l - I halt barrel. ASH
Hki psiis 20 10 ~ .u'-is, ~; 3 pound ,y1lhS.
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The Great English Remedy.

- q uBVer-fRiling Oure
Inr Nervous debility,
exhausted sno Vitality
spernlnatorrhoes, LOST
AZ ~, AN Il GOD, inlpoIen-
oy, Paralysis, andsII
Ioe terrible eh'eciR Of
SELF Abuse, youthful
fo'iies and excesses of
maturer yesrs--such an
loss OF Memory, Las
itn dc, No 9 turns
Emission, Aversion Of
Society, Dimnesn or
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-24

5PONEs-FrOn 20 " lnoh, per ast, AAl
elect, S3j Ky, $40
sAwVO pgLlO,'.---lH ~, q 70 per set.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-24

''"'-F''ec 0.sr..'se ua,Jc, 10 pa-c.. .,...
.H ear BINDING, o. cent, satuc an 49,
''''''' 20 CTS. Manhood, 70 Gem, Non..r
'od lo cents fsnphiet cents >-,o-a..
'.jed hy mani. Send money or po.r,s.
tu's pN WHITTIER tao grear spcrisbsi
.'har'"s street 81 iouis. No.
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In New York spots closed steady, sales l'b2'
bales, receipts lOo, $50, exports to Grert Brit
ain A.. $50. Francs 4, 9l7, Continent Il6, chan
mel aone, stock on hand Sis,Ns.
New Orleans closed quiet, middling l'l
sales $3.50.
Galveston closed steady, iuiddling IL H.,
sales ,725,
Tue MARIETTA st. Louis closed firm, mid
ding II Ia, sales 81 bales.
In Llverpool the ma ket was barely steady
Sales were made or9, go, American for Ssp-
tsmber and October delivery selling ntBl03 .
Middlings were la, oheans I I, sales 200
b,IfIItRRG
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Butiaing nn,er,ai.

BnICK-At the kilns 10 $40 kiln ran,
5ToNE--Atthe Dailns Guarrios 90 per cubic
loot. II for foundation, 10 for wall, and 20 for
dressed front.
LuMRRn- Yellow pine, ropgh, 81 20 per 100
feet, over "a ct In lenyth, " 81 Matched and
dressed Il ,oripg and finishing, S275; 4 cell
ing, s2t ~ ceiling, e. % White pine ceiling,
az rs first common, whits pine aiding, frat
common, s. 80. Ash am walnut flooring cleo
per thousand Poplar dressed both sides, eos
Rough walnut j bio $50 Common doors 81
20 to $500; sash 81 20 10 10 90, as t0siZei
suISaLRs-Iellow pine 81 6Oa4 -; white
pine 50 30 TO 90, Cypress, No. l, 49, No. .,
PosTs".Cedar Sls 5Oj Bolsed dare sl5OO.
LArns--SS 30 nj 81 per thousand.
CxMxNT-- Rosendale, W 50i LouiGville,
IS 90, Portland, SO 20,
PLAsTRN pAuts Per barrel, 81 at "a no.
HAH-Pe pound. Tkc,
CEMENT rLuEs g inch, sly oenta; 2 Inch, a.
conts, 0 inch ceiling joint, sli q inch cap, 800;
inch ceiling Joint, ~ -; inch Gap do, 6Oc.
DRAIN PIPES luch, 100 per foot, tinch,
200; . inch, size; 7lnoh, 400, inch, SOC,
MIxEn pAINIp-Roady for uee and all colors
81 2N6ll 6h.per asl. All tho tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallee deAlers.
WHITE LEAD Strictly pure 81 20.
LiMx--Coorercd. Austin, 81 PER hill, bulk
81 M, Denison, car lots, zoe, per barrel, 81 %
| Dallas. IN lots, 2Oci per hushcl, 25c.
.LlNsEEp olL-raw &c boiled zoe.
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COM N ERCIAL.


FRlOAY EvESISG, sep eUber ~.
The CITY WA full OF couu ny mcrchNnts toe
dav. aud the wholesale trade was unusnn y
lively. The rets Il buein,si was tiirlg active,
aud trade generally good'
There WAS littla change In prices Meas
and lard aye nrm W III a strong upw"r" le'-
doncv. sugars and col'es are ann, bn. We
have no change 10 note In pricea IN lie
rodaa q, cheese rule nm and sell from Il o
,t,.o prices east are very s'lG, ~ all grad =
ara held very Fl n ily except poor oha GAM
agod a ocS Dried mutt 10 low la TINS ma N'
comner. d with prices east, apples sell ns IL
sl.e nud I, ,achen AT CENTS
p,r,, in Chlc4g0 open'd on change to-'"y ~
s,o n, % nsrba rel, and closed ST tlo.'1 ]. -
Ca,,,, continues 90 be In demand for butch ~
,ng nna prices are firm at quotations IN
,Te, WORT. Chicago and ~. Louis
Nv" ,l,.t ia active, ana sci err
s" real zlng good price9' In
wo,o WEI, marc was onlva fair supply Texas
'n'e' soa INIT they wers generally of q good
Br"'n the prices paid for steers weigh n.
p'orage of $50 to $50 pounds, was 81
on ~ averaged only 40 pounds, brought
% In 81 LOUIS, Texas graes fet brought
from 81. 239i .OO' ="
'oar win not he so large as In the last thr, o
- me grass crop there Is better than uaual,
I'd more beef will be made NJ nome Ihe TeNHs
~o,,le trade this yeGr, has bsen better than
,ar many Years previous This year'e drive
io' 80, has been remuneratiye, bat many
va ,he,r cattle too early. ln' view
s,,,t. r,ot cattle have gTeatly advanced In
stor, rexAs, snd the prices now asked
',,,a hardly Justify one In buying to drive
,,n.t nd .uL the d'y season, the rang
all, In the wostorD part Of the state haa
aud cattle were more IN want OF
water than grass
rnr w,,o, m ,rket of this city c''''""e' &c
tye.and pri.es are well maihtaloto' '"'y
n few lots ofiall wojl have 80 lar Dec" "''''
nj tho WOODEN mtlla. The prce ranges H''' 10
70 lG cen.s Per pound These hBho
low COR, ,mel TO the prices paid I"a' 'P', n,
whsn wool brought from y to % GEMS p"'
f,arn IA "A urm,tcr lOss In We'hi"e
fall wool than spring WOOL, hhu
Tho fail olIp Ia short In staple IN
Ioss In weight In cleaning fall wool '''''u"'1
TO rs per cent. Thus WOOL oods"' o.
c,sts 56c when cleaned, .having ioSt .h'e'
q iarters offs original weight hos' W '"'
loss I'm weight Ia due to the extraction Vi tn'
gr,n,e. theproportion ofdlrt To grease peihe
comnaratiyely small. The fall clip 49, now
ever much dirtles than the spring c"p'
COTTON.
The receipts to-day were tve hu"drea paies'
p,ces ru about as yesterday BuyerS were
plenty in the market and the demand was AZ
five. The receiptaso inr nave graded higher
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Do you wear tho Hunslable booI
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COOP REASONS FOB tbs DOCTORS FAITH.

MONROE, GA, March %, 1850.
We have for twelve months been pIeecri NJ
('Swift's Syphilitlc speclnc'O In the treat
mont Of syphilie aud many other diseases Tor
which II Ia recommended and the results
have been most satisfactory, not having been
disappointed In single instance We thtnK,
for ali diseases II t. recommended 10 cure, Il
stapda without n peer, and u al NIL the medical
profession, Will, sooner or later, tie foTCeu To
acknowledge II In the treatment Of syphilis,
as sine qua non,
N. l.. GALLOWAY, MD.
j. 4. RoBINsoN, NJ D.,
ATLANTA, GA, ;. May - 10.
One of our workmen had q bad cIs.o Yp
lila OF hve years stsndii x, ard wss cure en-
tlrely with "Swift's.Syphllltlc SptcAlc.'l
WIN. X st W HOOPER,
THE SWlFTspEClFlCC COMPANY.
Psoprletors, Atlanta, Go
Sold by all Druggists.
Ctll for u copy of "Young Mems Friend"
mo. 81
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hIpRs-Dry flint, 10 pounus aud upwards Exc
l8cts; airy ElpB, ~ 10 lie; ives aGited, 7@1hc;
green butcher hldes, on to 10; All ,am
aged wBg or dry, hall prlOVi deer sRlns
sGc. sheep akins from 80. GtnO eRon.
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NnnnNrnrN


Molasses barre T, : 6Oi half hsIrols, 81 es
egs, 100. Sugar harre'a, bb half barrel AZ,
Hoop poles per Loon, sig.
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Financial.

UWITTT 0VTIIWN.
NJ ork Exchange. ......,.,... h9a fm@A
~. louis. ........ ...s.''s..''''''
Chicago. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
~ .tiUibH, .,,.,... .s'..'.. .ts''s.
uAlVehtnn aud HnuBlOn. ..,,..,, "
O. meTc,.l exchange upon all poini6 y
10 "a discount
sterling sight 81 50.
Frqnr 'Mj 10.
Marks %.
e. 49, silver. other than trade dollas, par.
Trade Dollars. ...,'..,.''''''''' w oehtH'
deNiCaD Dollars, ...,..,.... '.'.s''s''''ou
Mexican Halves. ,,..,,.,,.,.,.,',.''."lO
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Egg scare 30 cen per tuA'n,
Butt-r--North N 2 ,Nss7. reNus ~ g.
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C0nqu6r0r Of All.

or. WOOrS' Injeo,iunls Is warrant, 4.
cure Gon"rhRa Of male OF female. PRO go 70
win aitec.icns, to Any address. A pnaTor, ~,
with each package, '''"htee
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WO,,I


Fine andmedlum fine 93ci heavy, 2lo. Black
bury and dirty, 20 10 oents on.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-03
THE SUN FOR 1881.

EVERYBODY reads Tvs SuS. In the editions Of
this Newspaper throsghsst sbs year 70 come sF-
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/. An the worlds news, 80 prevented that the
reader will get the greatest amount Of inforrns-
iion with lhe least auprotiinbis expenditure IT
time and eyesight. Tss SuE long sgo discov-
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aud unsatisfactory hYyiiy.
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less upon i,s recognized importance than npon
lis interest 10 mnnkipd. From morning l0mnrn.
ing Tbs SECS pFinis a continued story ofthe lives
Of real men and women, and ofthtir deeds, plaEs.
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THE AMERICAN FARMER,
APPLY and justly styled BY I've friends
''olpREuAslE."

In whose pages experience and progress 90 hand
In hand, and 10 which the abless and most sac-
eessfn. men and W0men Of this section contribute
their best thoughts 10 every department Of Farm
Life and work
Abreast of the times, alive to ihs discoveries
Of Susses, yet testing Hli BY the soachsloAe oi
praefies, new aequaintsness ell soos prove Il .
trusiy companion for ihinking farmers and plan.
tsrs. fruit-Rrowsru aud gardeners, tosk.FAiaegs
and dairymen. whiisi iis old friends will realize
that, a. during the lifetime 81 two generations,
(snce le49, Is Confines 10 he the sincere and
nnpuFchasaable adV0oAie and representative Of
the farmers Interests and rights.
Special devotion 10 paid 70 Fertilizers, includ-
Ing those 81 commerce and Of ihe farm; 70 Live
Stock tl,a Dairy, Market Gardening Fruit
Growing, the Poultry Yard. the Grange Nc.
Reports ~ Advanced FaFmers' Clubs are a reg
uiar feature In each issue.
The Home Department is always attractive 10
the ladies OF the country household. Flower and
Ornamental Gardening, the care Of Mlndew and
House Piaals receive regular attention from cnl-
tivataFn admitted 20 he Al the head Of THAR pro-
fese,0n In the United States.
The Americas FARMER is conpactly but clearly
printed on 6Re white paper.
81 90 year. postage paid. To clahs Of hveor
msre only 81. Where zen names aud 8I0are for.
waFded an EXTRA copy Will he sent free
ceised before December 81 three numbers forle50
will be sent free &E
sAaL. SANDS 4 SON, PuBLIsHEEH,
l7s baltimore ST., BAlhmore Nd.
Dssls, 1850.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-03

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There is no use talking no use talking,
IT'S 80 now every where
To cure your Cough or Cold rs &,
Without much trouble or extraordinary ex-
pense,)
You must use Sines' Syrup of Tar
Wild Cherry and IIoarhound. W.
Some may be inclined to criticise our metre,
hut the the idea we want to impress upon your
mind is, that Sincs' Tar, &c, will cure any
Throat and Lung affection quicker than any
other Cough remedy sold in the United States
or Canada. Sold by Combs Spaldmg. Leon
ardtown.
r'Oh why should the spirit Of mortal be
proud7' We give it up--bnt when we see a nan
irving a proud Spirited" team, we unhesita-
iugly remsrk-That man uses NJ. B. RoBERTs
lIoRsE PowDERs-25 Gents at all Drug Stores.
Mrs. Brown--what are your Eggs Dozen
Mrs. Schsmmerhorn-45 Cents, madam.
Mrs. Brown--45 Gents Why how is that 4
Mrs. Schemmerhorn Scarcity - Scarcity =
Scarcity.
Mrs. Brown--IIow is II that you bring in saeh
q nice lot Of irssh ones every day. f3B 4
Mrs. Schemmerhorn II give my fowls N. b.
ROBERT POULTRY PowpRRs--thrss tines . week.
f1'm drawing conclusion remarked Amiai-
dahns he pulled the cat stail Ed. +. A dams; and
II m beating the Doctor remarked Amt's vile,
MS she took dose OF SNEs SYRUP or TAR, Win
CHERRY AND HoARTtoUSD for her Cough. A Is
Gent Bottle does the business-For Sale BY all
Druggists
u Won cut, burn or bruse yORrStst thcfe D
no 'ng that will so quickly and sifestusfy gitie
you reiet AS one application Of NJ. b. Roberts
Bmbrocaton. fduring the extreme cold wealth
er, you have frozen your feet or hands, and AZ
ter usiga according to directions one half bottle
Of Embrocation and are not satisfied that Il s
worth ten times what IL cost you. by sending
your name and address 10 the Sines' Wig Co.
ofPhiladelphia, they will pay you 81 90 for the
remainder. For sale by Combs h Spaldng,
Druggists, at 3S aud 20 eeats.
The other day, as two friends nere talking to-
gether in the street, donkey began TO bray and
wheeze and cough ia a distressing manner.
What a cold that donkey has ~ said one n he
men "And by the way, that puts me In mind
how is your cough p ! may not be quite as
much Of donkey as you think lam--my cough
is all righ'-and my knowledge that SIMS SFRUr
OF TAR, w LD CHERRY AND HoARHousD, is the
best Cough or Cold Remedy known is the cause.
IL you had been as WISE yoH would not new
he q widowtr--nUral use SIMS Tar &c.