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, 1881-09-17
RUSSIA.

AAA-/ SA%"HS
ol. tErEnsncnd, sept l8'-Tho Central
eoohlAtee mas dectued TO convene meeting
" deputies represeuttnR all the principal
communities Of Jews III Russia to deliberate
upon tnolr apparently hopeless situation.
TIE EMrEaoRs.
eu spfeast cah.s:
,aot., ~. PETERSBURG sept lh-The 7erd!trs
,as. 'Ha H. aass' A!'e tot!o"lli8 IL t!o eotAplelo
;s' isa., ~ tno original French. OF the circular
.Js,s nv ~ oa"t1'c W d. Do '1efs " t1a 1hus-
s~,a w. nlp!omatse Corps: ..-..
rP'Una aase1 qe1a apprls larr1Veo DO u ha1aste
at yrn ~. k, ~ W.,oa W no;.9 ausus.o tna1to
msRnc. M, ~ ~ 90 ,no.,, a., ss.pe'eus uno
vile, Les ltcna ,ic nrocha narsn,o at d.o,n,,,5
tsad!uousl!e uul un!asont los ilanr
soarcra!na suiflisetlt a oux yeux pour
s1pl!aner 10 motif o. tiofntr 1e carauttrc do
seite eutrcEuc. Je tlens, toutefols vous o.,
%'otn0r ~ @ do mon cote, en ajoutantque raocuoll
m.,tna H.a.at et 81 heuteux. quo notro augusta
auT ssn,ta"". H. 1snooosso lo' ontlermeae reponau
eta ste,nntnna ,,na ~ w. an'a'aat ~ ma1esso
relations hc,,rc.a,nant a,,.ro ~ ~. So.. ".s
pa5s daus lor raonpoo,, o" us IHu "ns
eelut do Ii palx nonera,p. '''3' e'''%'
The ucr,nar, (ioyernmnnt Ina aent out
aclrcu!ar coucE,e,l In nlm1ost ,,loutfcn, tar,na
Az hayo already informed vou. lila fdea
Was discussed at Dantzio of conyokin0
4 Eu,,ornAN coyonpss
70 consider whut measures cn,,Id In to,rcn
III Tile kellnrn1 .!afanao mil In atnr,, o,,+ Q,
e[a!ism and the marty of revotmtion Tho
following arc some totn3ls of tht ',fso,,a,
sion: Il was nolntad. mn tint
the International socialist rnoven,cnt bad jts
heaaquartura nj nresomt r. nar,s III ~,
the Qffort In a,,rnras. T. ,,,,st thas,sa~ -, - ~.
made in 1,ar'a ppfess ~ .u.1Ss ,,aa .fe.ole 10
Sporatton Of rrance. Eurtand,s odhnaJon
esrtajn' pr1ns, ~ WINES naeo n'shlatSh' az out
staed: g Gr3v,' 's'aatc. ~ ,' ~ say 10 nave
, 1881-09-17

are uarl fur elephants, Rtrafrcs.' hip
po.mtami. and .othcr !args Gn,nc. Elc-
llants 11aye ,bee'l killed With, MILL
Westley, KIehnrtfs. Winchester. and i,enl-
lnHtotl, Int these are not ~ bo depended OIL.
They tt'nctratc well, l,nt cn nut sccnn to PRO-
dnra s!HIck eIlntigh Il, cause speedy ieatlt.
inter sometinc4 steelpolntctf., Lcall for NIL
large game ii lIlrtlclied by tho addition 0f
tin or tyW..1netat. l'uro lead would not
brenk t,otlns. ad wslr,t m elephant Inns Just
cotne fr0tn n in,,tt.wn!1ow, It would hardly
penetrate the hjGle,
, 1881-09-17
CATHOLIC TOTAL, ABSTINENCE SOCIETY,
Eaeeia& utspdtth fe TAs EAleaaa TtthuKa.

DIXON, ILL.,, Sep[ 'lH-'lt1e C0nventInn Of
the Illinois Catholic Total Abstinence Union
adjourned today to Ilect ut Decatur Oct. 9,
i,lous, slr. Burke, oi, joliet, was elected
President, 6syeral measures were adopted
which no doubt will nroye behetirial to Tie
good Gause. Father liodnett; 0f' this city,
both ulecteI spiritual advisers tor the ei,slt-
Ing year. The delegates weFe much pleased.
With tho beautiful location OF our city.
, 1881-09-17
TUN1s.


pAnls, Sept. 10.-Nows Is received l.crc Of
n 'iutly-c0ntestud light between Sabasler's
column and insurgents al Nogrin. 'rhe
French loss was seven killed nnd fifteen
wottn'led. Tho Arnb loss was very coil.
sidorablu Tranquility hl,s been restored Mt
Susa, Mehdtu, amt A1o,,astte.
, 1881-09-17
FASHIONABLE LONDON.
How Wealtiay EnEltsllmesl Are Housed
Tho s'scts - in metropolitan society
-IEomo Service and How 1t II per-


-Tho "sct.', im Metropolitan society
o,aome 1a1n,a% Service and How 1t I" rer.
Amor,,n. ,ra n',,s" ss. ns,s,s; ,,soto r,,,.r. =,
1,.a,.s,. Saat,. ~" S Ivy s, ~
G.'RAen soc'sty nost's n'as oite VI uie po!hls
Ut greatest attraction to most OF our country
End wl.era ,,rv to be- found % the houses Of tho the
,rf,t ,.raa, o,,,t ~ t,,.sn xrsnt .,ft,s ,,,tf.t
ta.uIttt ~ ~ ,a ~ e..osu , h.s"s e.uus Ma!c'.
llRalo IN ule paEes .! "ll''ost evers "r1teF OF
llas formed Ills own i,lea Of wlat
tbass uares sl,ouId bc linz hu,It M
stso",o aa p0 so,,Das ~ t,,s s,nn @ ,,,tI r w
streols anu squares III ms iat!cy' Will haE-
Tint dispense an elegant and uourtly l,ospl-
tallty, and. naturally, he Is tlcslruts of seeing
inv nearly i;is ,mnri"lnps nrrce viii, raj.
,.v ~ n ,s shn ,sa1ra t,rsn VIZ, w. vat ts
End Of London In this inaniring ntM yet
critical sntrit IL ,nust be cnnfnqs,,.j Tho G,t.
look is disappointing. There Ia much TINT
might bo sald I'm co,lJlnentlatlon Of tho ciul,
,uiLiinrs. which nre chIrav fo1tnd M, or i,,
the Immediate vicinity Of Pail Mall or st.
James street. They arr ordinarily largo and
tnusslvo buildings. anu arc doubtless conf
Portable il, the English acccptatIon Of lint
appointments as the leading clubs In this
city and Now York. They huye usually
rather dtngy appearance III their Interiors.
an1 ti,a,,r ,,,a,. ora ,',,o,, ',,n~. .,.. - s,n
aa .nousm . tno5 ata .'.'. a''9lo "seu ntlns
ne uny thaa ordinary elu bs IN America, yet
they 10 not seen. to oiler he Inducements TO
totlnEer 10 iolter away llts time tlat are to
20 t9und IN t'eso latter. Ono thing
III thc'r 1avor Is their great eeon-
Glny, an @ @ilnlnellso number OF men
ggt thotr breaklAsts, bnt uloy look to tholr
CLUBS lis place for FEELING their lunches nnd
dinners. These necessities tile clubs vrfy
thoroughly supply; They employ yury good
cooks, al,d tho food and tlf!nk nro furnished
to llcnibcEs at substantially cast prices, !aud
ns In London cost prices are very low prices,
Ills ..
A SOURCE OF ECONOMY
In London to belong 10 a club, Instead OF be-
lng q pIeco Of oxtrasagancs. IViaes, for OK
that Wonii la cGurnc,l II, nj. 4 tnnri:n,' % rrs.
tnaraMt. But Tie Clubs !.re not altogether
.InInes strset IL nm atiractiya tt,nra,Ttfapr. . I'll
for thoro il nothing inviting IT, lie oI,tiook,
, 1881-09-17
Kxnonscs of the PresIdent's Sickness,
New fork 5rthu,x. =

Th0 Frta!dents six physicians must be Eccom-
pcueud on euAl0 commensurate With thelr pro.
fesslonal dstnction. Heyerat OF them hayo
given pr.lcticutly their Whoi9 &ime' 10 tho caAo
TOR two months, and one at least viii continue
TO du 81 until the rsesfdunt rucovcFt. pr puases
beyond tho FSnch ot human aid p6a railroad
n!shed special train tor tho president' l. remos-
n to Long Hranch should be ~ loaat relatbu urssd.
ought not 10 ress cishef upon those Mk9 hayc
, 1881-09-17

that lic ltoi'u'l cra long to be nblo To rc.tucc
ILLS military forces. Thinks 10 tito Interview.
II Is believed that tho relation. Of lsussln md
tieF''!nnY are suw quito as ai,ifcabla as III
tho tfnno Of Alexander II,
, 1881-09-17

rendered. .ersteos ar the President. AMI It is
nut mn answer TO this t Say. that all thpso who
m have ey"n any aid to th9 Preslicnt; fr.,n, tho
Il, end had 10 nu1a or thought 0f r0sarE :
, 1881-09-17
GRAND GAME.
Hunting tho 1:1c crtlnnt In Ornr1fIO1attt1,
Arrlca-A Wouudcd Tlni1 Tnrns nhd
Nlvcn Lively I1ansc-AttMcttinG 9

:'io ,,,a..,.,sn r,.,a M'.r'. ..s
r,,ro. ,,rs,r v" es...a.,..n..,.sa % ""a
oramb'dna ts'tia Atr'r'l a2ff''p'nd<nee " c7tef-
,,t.,,. Mna ...,..''. a.""tn%.. ,a",.,.,
vii. t.o n m"fn n,K :" ~, tsI".. s,,a.
Watt's livc minutes lecture oh Air'ca TINT l
e1rutlunts. Itons. and 1ttor lnrao game, Mr.
Wa.J T., IT,. ,'u,.f s..,..,.s '.s't. n .as,
uMu, III m9 M'et tea"ns' 4M'e 7e't.
os puet Mnen 10 t1 1n s!e" aaS IVA was se
the rose-nteanlng, AZ i1s explained 1t. tho
,,eorncas Nt,ci, NJ In. noom ,vrit,ou ~ tha
x"i,iect ana .rn,,1,t..tt,, @" =, " r,a,,. n,.ts
ef "u c.s ~ m4 nai,t
teast as much untold. could fili your i,as
ucr viii, NV lair.DrenJtl csrapcs. PERSONAL
c,,cn1n,nra viii, tha mnftc ttfnws ~ fhc ft,r.
es a s'sr m's av 1 us a' ~ o n"
n,lt1 uee,,jurities Of tie different uations. the
rivers. lakes. and general nppcara,lc, If tl,e
t.,,,,,irv huf VII at rs.cnt rn,,iInn ,yseIf Il,
Coue TuWn' it II 16oitt as tiltl,y and sin,ie.
sirpto n t,,aca fnr a nnrt,,,t,,t,t :esi,ieucn NJ
eo,,i bs % found nj u,tsidr Tie s,i,I. its M,luj,s.
toI uf Il near Io. CO.. IN colnposed of aGotit ~
fM,Ifj3 vita md tilo rtst It c Sinin~s. fiia-
dnns N"t,n1nscnrs % MHzanhfn,,"rs EnflIrs
iinttientnts' Nrni,s. ST. lieicnnus' an'[
mixture Ut the whole, every sflatio
0f color from white to coal black. Un
inneiing you nre shouted at Il, every JfI,aglna-
biz tongue for The privilege Of carrrlng ypur
luggage from the duck to tho ltoteL Tl1o
hnllsex nro mostly one aud two stories, built
If brick, stuccoeu atlti wliitewaslIeti uI, tic
uutsiae, with stoops projecting itito ttip
streets, wi,icl. are, with ont or two excep.
t!01ls, without sidewalks. There Is no sys.
ten OF sewerage. Which ACCOUNTS fur tic
nithy condition Of tho place
Tie morning was clear, with tho ust1ai ac-
con,palllugnt ut Intense Aflican heat. We
left canlp at y0ytreaE and passed through 4
! detlsey wooded country for two uuys. When
W. arrived ut sonle large rain poDls, wllurc
we tlIscoverrl tint elephants had but ro-
Iusjii,,eu in the vicinity. and from them va
leurnetl that abOut five miles to tnu
,lorthwnri there was water, where
| the elephants had bcan drinking every
| night for about week. fxeHyiup tI1o
cnrt, We walked over near tho water
md ercnnpud there for the ntEnt. Early
| 10 lie Ieyiothan Drinking aiii bathing pjncc.
| aid so,n rettlrned WITH the clccrinr rcnort
that nl,uut iftcen elephants llaI beet, Tiers
| during tie hight. Dy sunrise wo were ,tp
| and ready for Tie ffay. we startetl oil Tie
, 1881-09-17

ISnEPEHDENCt.-nAr.
CRY OF MEXICO, Sept. fb.-Tho ami.
vorsnry of Mexican independence was OBJ
served by tho opening Of public works
throughout tho country.
, 1881-09-17
d EGYPT.

NO MOrlE COUtA WANTED.
14oNnoN, Sept. ld.-lt is satd France Inns
proposc.l. a1ut England accepted, tho Angie
Frcncl, Military Commission tn reorgalilzo
the Egyptian army, 80 MS to prevent a,iy fut-
uru cOttps,
, 1881-09-17
DASUTOEAND,

PEACE ESTA1lLl911ED.
LONDON, Scut. 1U.--f'eaco In Basutoland Is
now securely established.
, 1881-09-17

DISSOLUTION.
The general co.rartnetahtp herrto!ose existing
between the underalgned. under the firm nane Of
RHODES i: BRADLEY, II this day u'saoved by
snutunt consent, and special eo.paTtneFship
formed under the same frm name, with Charles
d, Rhodes special Rad David c. Bradley general
partner.
CHARLES D. RHODES.
DAVID c, BRADLEY,
Chicago. Sept. Ib, 1854.
, 1881-09-17

Would not R,e without Eketfsifnxts It,n
sin eaIve, Is tho verdict Ut ali who use Il. t'rts
X rChts,
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ee that ll i-uu bIt'ur5 nrr U7lr by iE"NH 'hhN'Ai
AMI have crossed rl lines and trade ulEE 1a arappeT
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS
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Throat : Lung Diseases

The Most Potent, the Most Essential, and the
Most Eflectual Remedy for
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The services o; the beware &
Horne transfer line is rendered to
the public for all kinds of hauling to
and from the depot, AM 7er any
part of the city. Floats drays and
lines ample for all demands. The
will see that the inter-
ests of their patrons are well cared
for. Call on them when you want
anY hauling done. dit
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Plantation for
Rent.

1 will rent for the year 1882, on rea
sonable terms, my plantation, II miles
south of Waco, on the east side of the
Brazos river; 800 acres in a good state
of cultivation and under good fence
Plenty of good water and fire-wood
and an ample number of first-class ten
ant houses, all in good order. Apply
to f. NJ. DUNKLIN, Galveston,
or to j. w. SPEIGHT, Waco.
octl1d&w2m
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SOAP, Soap, soap.

Those who are so unfortunate as to
have no soft water for washing should
buy Grahams hard water Cocoa soap,
a magnificent preparation for render
ing hard water soft. For sale at Tucker
Il Willis drug store.
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Agent Authorized.

J.K. Murphy is an authorized agent
to receive and receipt for subscriptions,
advertisements and job work for the
Morgan Sentinel. G.. W. beaverton
proprietor.
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The best three-ply reinforced shirts
to be had at Sparks, Mallory 4 Allen
popular clothing house. Only Sl25.
See for Yourself and be convinced.
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CURE YOURSELF!

DR. Bohanuan'5 vegetable curative Is ~arrauied 70
cure al forms ui sprrmatcrrhratT seminal
G,.In,sI Generai pebiity, Impo.eur, etc. aud rcsicrcs
sLas1 Power, and hri-s bn-E the "Auuthiul Nigof o.
shosa who have DESTROYED uy s,yrui excuses OF evil
prsrtises In frlui two weeks Hr Ills reIue-
ay which has been used lv Dr FHhr- an 20 Els pri-
yeie pfugr- fHr thirty yea -rtver known 70
All IN curing even ty worst CA~kN Il gyU and
impars energy with goul, i CitrC 90 those y aged
men who feel weakness h youi f4y- lrs lt. vi -ur
atfnr properties frt OF once Yong me- s'f'gTu.
frura the Consequences uf that d-eHdty 3ts'gucriyt
ence of q speedy and TtENAAENT curp Tic uHtilrt
enins stres 9Th and C,ss' sTri:s = tBe,
drectly the parts affected s1u'l..r Sir healing
ionic and anptync Co the ~ NUl rs.lHl Nr-.sie
and irritaiei duets. parting I'UH- -nd zone ard
efoTing them 20 their natural state l ii III
bxnsful habit had never been ilL. god go The i--rp
dienfs simple productions ~ uatgrc-hl-F, .fU.s
herbs. etc, and -n.#at f"- tte nNntt l.~'...-
pF-Price. Five Dlilrs cont with iu. urH'Huz, -tr.
10 any address For sale only a. ll- 4 buaHuIau'=
offce No 81 North Fi.th street between NasIn-fng
xxenIl. ~ s.. ll--. No L-.------ .- -
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Another lot of those popular I'M
laundried shirts just received by
Sparks, Mallory & Allen. Those who
could not get the sizes wanted in the
first lot can now be supplied. Call
nrlN
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

New ORLEANS, November 26.-Flour
steady; superfne, S475@500; Xxx,
S5.50@5.75; xxx, S6.00a6.25; higher
grades easier, S6.25@725. Coru in good
demand at 79@S2c. Oats dull; quoted
at SEC. Corn meal scarce and firm;
new, S3.40m350. Hay scarce and firm;
prime, S22@24; choice, S25@26. Pork
dull and lower at S1L75@17.80. Lard,
tierce, refined, 11%@12c; keg, 12168
12S4c. Dry salt meat quiet; shoulders,
loose, 6l5c; packed, 6.60@6.75c; no sides
here. Bacon steady; no shoulders on
hand; clear rib and long clear, 1058c;
clear, lie. Hams dull and lower; choice
sugar-cured, canvassed, SM be. Whisky
firm western rectifed, S110@1.13.
Coffee active and firm; cargoes, ordi-
nary to prime, 9M12l4c. Sugar, demand
good, tending upward; yellow clarified
firmer at 7l5@Sc; inferior, 5@515c;
common to good common, 54@64c;
fair to fully fair, 6S8@6Bc; prime to
choice, 731c. Molasses quiet and weak;
inferior, 20@25c; common, 3Sc centrifu-
gal, 2S@45c; fair, 42@43c; prime TO
choice, 47@53c. Rice firm; ordinary
to choice, 5@7c. Bran higher at S1.15.
CHICAGO, November 26.-Flour is steady
and unchanged. Wheat is I'M
settled but generally lower; No. 2
Chicago spring S1.2416@L24}4 cash;
SL2413@1.2456 December; S1.25l3@
1.255B January. Corn is fairly active
and shade highe at $500
cash and November and bid De-
cember. Oats are unsettled and
lower at 45l.c cash and November
Pork is moderately active at $16.25@
1868 cash. Lard fairly active and a
shade higher, S10.95 cash and No.
vember S10.9719@S11.00 December
S11.2O@S11 2215 January. Bulk meats
easier; shoulders $6.35; short ribs
$3.50; short clear, 1915. Whisky is
steady and unchanged.
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10y ItIVrTapHJ
Wool is steady and rather quiet;
domestic fleece, 34@ASc; pulled,
20@42c; unwashed, 12@35c; Texas,
l6N 32c.
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If you want to make your sweetheart
a handsome present go to John G.
Horner to get it.
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FINANCE AND COMMERC II
The Home and FOreis n War.
kefs observation-disclosures
Reports.
EXAMINER OFFICE, November %
GTUCOGF


New England Grocer: The in
mense proportions which the manufac
ture of glucose is assuming are indi-
Gated by the numerous factories which
are springing up for its production in
all sections of the country, and many
commercial journals now quote glu-
cose as regularly as sugar or molasses.
Among the prominent points at which
large glucose factories are now located
are Buffalo, Chicago, st. Louis, Peoria
and FreepOrt, Ill, New York city, and
Chester, Pa. There is great secrecy en-
forced among the men employed about
the factories, and the manufacture Is
evidently very profitable. Glucose and
its manufacture have probably received
as much censure through the newspa-
pers of late AS any article that ever was
invented, and some of the western ag
ricultural journals are devoting good
deal of space at the present time to
showing it up" One newspaper says:
There is a mystery about glucose that
speaks of ways that are dark, and aims
that do not regard the public good"
Another writer asserts: That glucose
is an unwhOlesome, villainOus thing to
enter the human stomach is well
known, and it is an outrage
that one cannot crafty his love of
sweets without great risk of injury TO
his best friend-his stomach"
But meanwhile, despite all this
wholesale denunciatiOn, the use of
glucose continues to Increase. 1t is
made ont of corn, potatoes and vari-
Gus other articles, and it is estimated
that the American factories alluded to
above converted 100000 bushels of
corn into glucose last year. Since the
glucose contains about 30 per cent of
liquid saccharine, it is presumed to be
worth for certain purposes about one
third as much as cane sugar. 1t is eI-
tensiyely used i'll syrups made from
sugar-cane, and liquors requiring
sweets for their manufacture
are now believed to be
sweetened with glucose. The
article enters very extensively into the
manufacture of candy and artificial
honey. But, against the quoted as
sertions Of the opponents of glucose,
We have the statements of the best
scientific authorities of Boston, New
York and other cities, that pure glu-
cose is not only harmless, but is a
natural food product, similar to what
IL formed by the chemical action OF the
human stomach in process Of digestion
Of the very articles of which glucose is
made. The authorities of Washington,
also, have shown that corn has valua-
BILE saccharine qualities in paying
and that pound corn of
sugar is worth fully a third as much as
u pound of cane sugar for sweetening |
purposes.
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You can get a present for you- wife
or husband at Horner's, No. y Public
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SYPHILIS CURED !

DR BOIANNAN'S Vegetable Ssp.. t. Cure D.
II warranted 20 permanently cure = Ilill.lS o.
al Us stages-PI,IMARH, -ECONbAhN aud. !Elll
AIRY and wall positively eradicate te last veEe q nc
diseas irom the system. Those having tie ~ypAiii
poison luEk NJ their blood. oHura' -i ohstEN tii
IN IT. constitutional form Thereby 3rrI-T liz mean.
and Happiness Of another, We, Us that H1 tI oisrrnE
thouid make immediate OF t.ls mciIciur. and d.
CgREzD FOR LIE. Price IIyy DulE--. >tut 20 a'y
BfdrVss sold ONLY =: Dr. c 4. Bolaf7an u'ye, 10
f North Fl.lh Street, between Nashltg' Avenue AID
Green. 50 LOUIS. Mo y tGbished IA 4-1l
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For You,
Madam,

Whose complexion betrays
some humiIiating imperiec-
ton, whose mirror tells you
that You are Tanned, SallOw
and disflgured in cOuntenance,
Or have EruptiOns, Richness,
Roughness or unwhOle 81 ONE
tints of complexion, we say
use Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
Itisa delicate, harmless and
delightful article, producing
the most natural and entranc-
ing tints, the artiticialit O.
which no observer can detect,
and which soon becomes per-
manent if the Magnolia Balm
Is judiciOusly used.
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Horner uses nothing but Ed Squebb
preparations in filling prescriptions.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, November 25.-Noon-
Stocks are strong. Money sac per
cent. Exchange, long, $4.79; do, short,
$3.50. State bonds are dull. Govern
ment bonds strong.
New ORLEANS, November 26.-Night
Sight, par. Sterling bank, S4.79.
Consols, 6S98.
New YORK, November 26.-Night-
Money is per cent. Exchange S47S11.
Government bonds are strong; new 5s,
coupons, $l0228; new 419s, coupons,
Sl.l4 i new As, coupons, S1.174. State
bonds are in light request.
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Fancy goods in large variety at AS
Behrens.
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Jus, received another lot of those
Dan ,s SILK suiting at Il. r. JOR
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THE HIGHwINE COMBINATION.

st. Louis Republican: Mr.. Bevis, of
the st. Louis distilling company, has
returned from the Chicago meeting of
the western distillers, and be informed
"a Republican reporter yesterday that
he was perfectly satisfied with the work
accomplished by the meeting. "A pool
was formed to ship the surplus alcohol
out of the country. The distillers of
the spirit and alcohol-producing dis
trlcts of the west Will be allowed to
run on one-half capacity, but even
then the production will be so large
that We Will be forced to ship off 20
900 gallons a day to Europe at loss to
us of seven cents a gallon. The loss,
however, Is to be made up from the
home sales. The meeting was har-
munious and the result entirely salts
factory. Hereafter we can keep the
market from being overstocked and
that was the real object of the meeting.
Mr. Louis Teuscher also represented
st. Louis at the meeting and Kansas
City was represented by L. Martin.
Chicago, Peoria, Cincinnati and in fact
all the alcohol producing cities of the
vest were represented" The arrange
ment in regard to running distilleries
at half their capacity viii be continued
until the executive committee ap-
pointed by the Chicago convention
decide upon a change. The matter is
now III their hands, but Mr.. BeYis, who
Is a member of the committee, thinks
the present arrangement will last a
long time.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Advance sheets of the census declare
that the small portion of the state of
Mississippi called the 'Yazoo Bottom"
which in 1879 produced only 25S,OOO
bales of cotton, is capable by the
exclusion of the Mississippi overflow
and by improved cultivation, of pro-
ducing nearly 5,729,257 bales annually,
or the present production of the
whole country.
During the past fiscal year Savannah
exported S30,00O,000 more than Boston,
53l, 100000 more than Baltimore, and
SGO.0OO,OO0 more than Philadelphia.
\ gigantic enterprise is about to be
launched in Philadelphia with capital
Of S2,0OG000 for the production OF glu
cOSe
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TRANSFER LINE.

John G. Homer is receiving presen
for oil
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PROTECTION
FROM
MALARIA!..

Cbills and Fever. Headache,
Intermittent Fever, General Debility,
Bilious Fever, LaSSitudc-
typhoid Fever, Nausea,
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At T. r. Jordan's a new lot Ct
poplin lusters, cheap.
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HE LOCAL COTTON MARK Ell

In the other markets there is no
change and quotations are given with
out change:
THE LOCAL GROCERY MARKET.