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When a young man joins a
club he somehow feels that he
ought to buy all of his beer at
one place.
The total amount of con-
science money returned to the
United States treasury last year
amounted to SS567 SO.
A scientist has discovered
ninety-nine varieties of organic
life in the water furnished to
the people of Cleveland.
The new Russian "merry-go-
round" -Roussakoff, Telezkoff,
Michaelkoff, Headsoh.
Bad drinking water brings a
man to his bier quicker than
anything else.
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Do you ache? suffer from rheumatism
or mercurial pc S.S.S. will cure you.
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MACON, GA, March 81, 1879.
From having been Intimate a number Of
years with the proprietOIs of 'Swifl's Syph-
little Specific have known much Of its
manufacture aud use. There are men in this
communicated known citiZens-who were
victims IN early life TO Syphilis, the most ter
rible curse that ever afflicted the human fans-
lily, and who have taken the SIS. medi-
cine, and are now to all appearances, and In
their own belief, as free from faint of disease
as the first man, fresh from the hands OF his
maker. Delicacy Of course forbids their pub
lie recommendations of this medicine, but
am allowed to refer the specific privately to
those who Will endorse everything that can
be said in its favor, Being professionally
much opposed to endorsing or recommend
ing nostruns Or secret remedies, it Is with
hesitation that attach my name TO this arti-
Gle; hut know whereof L speak when say
that our science has not made public COM
binatiOn- equal to swim 8 Syphilitic Specif-
ic'' for the purpose indicated. The greatest
boon the government could bestow on hun
dreds of thousands of its citizens would be to
purchase this receipt of its proprietors, and
make it public for the benefit Of the present
and all coming generations.
7. L. MASSNNBERG, PIP. G.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CONTRARY,
PrOprietors, Atlanta Ga,
sold by II, Z, LUHS ami FISkLeA & RAILS
TON, Druggists. Brennan, Texas,
Call for copy ofthe lourg Mem S Friend, -
Thompson, Schott & Co, Galveston and
Dallas, and all leading druggists, wholesale
agents, ,lliue Is ISsO-twIy
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WILL IT CURE me-?

Said man whose woebegone countenance
and broken down constitution plainly show
ed traces of disease sufferer with Ner-
vous Dyspepsia, in whose stomach the
most delicate morsel lay like lead Re
freshing sleep and quiet nerves were stran-
gers 10 him, and he despaired of ever being
well. We advised him to
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ALI Points in Western Texas

AT Arcola Junction the " Midland "
Route connects with the l. & G. N. r. X.
for Columbia, and cities in Brazoria county
At Brennan with the II. & T. c. X. K.
for towns on its Western Division.
AT Milano Junction with the l. & G. N.
X. X. for Austin, San Marcos, New Braun
fels to the southwest, and all Eastern con-
nections to the coast and northest.
AT Houston with the l. & G. N, the H.
& 7. C.. the H., E. & w. Texas, and with
the Texas and New Orleans Railroad
At Galveston with the Morgan Line for
New Orleans, and with the Mallory Line
of steamers for Key West ana New York.
Coupon tickets to all points in the United
States and Canada for sale by F. r. Allison
agent at BRENNAN.
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They can be had at all Agencies, andinfor-
nation on all Passenger and Immigrant
matters will be cheerfully given by
OSCAR G. MURRAY,
General Passenger Agent, Galveston
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ia K
Simmons Liver
Regulator,

which he did, and in short time was
only relieved but cured.
Reader, if you are suffering with Dys-
pepsia or Liver Disease in any form, do
not wait until the disease has taken fast
hold upon you, but use the Regulator when
the symptoms first show themselves. 1t
has relieved untold suffering. Simmons
Liver Regulator is not ali alcoholic stimu-
liant, but Purely Vegetable Remedy that
will cure when everything else fails. 1t is
a faultless family medicine. Does not dis
arrange the system. Is no violent drastic
purge, but natures own remedy. The
friend Of everyone, and will not disappoint
you. \ single trial will convince you that
ii is the cheapest, purcst and best Family
Medicine in the world.
Ask the recovered dyspeptcs, bilious SUI
ferers, victims of fever and ague, the mcr-
curial diseased patient how they recovered
their health, cheerful spirits and good appe-
tte-they Will tell you by taking Simmins
Liver REGULATOR.
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SEEDS THAT SURPRISE

Make. new vegetable from = A.. al fferfpr
nom anything ever grown here delicious ragso,
cooked Seed sent oy mail - cts "A paper. ~
Bean OF Japan. half bean hal pea. zil Il 10.
lists 20 be the richest humau bod knos k. .
fodder plant also Seed. Is rts 4 r,sr..r
Qneen W aterlne!oa, lust imported ItlI..e|1-
ever grown in u s., firm, ltiSciuua cfI
sugary best TO keep or ship. = cts ! neol ~.
seeds, papers for 81. Nerv sclrre. T,rl-lIl-[
Nuskmelon. largest known. . to- f=ef long
quality, early aud pruliiic. Is cts-l narcr 4 =.
/ tomato, richest flavor. early. prolific, soil -
sequaled In every way, Is cts. a paper White
.lan Corn from the Niiel. riells Iinril . 8
I'm the South where other corn fails- Cne1'. | +
l0r table or stock 20 cts. a paper 20 eta a ID.
Ieosinte, one plant feeds cow two days. u =
nigh. 10 cts. paper. Cuzco Corn. grains I IN
- In. broad. Seed will bring fabuloas 11rlces II ~
paper All the above sent for q. . Of each q s .
address c. R. GILBERT 4 co. Affnn1h.
Reference: Hon. W. L. Calhoun, Mayo
tlarta-
, 1881-05-04
BY TELEGRAPH,
FOREIGN,

FOREIGN.
1,,sp esstsas DtspoteA to 1ns Caieaaa Tribune.
haSnooL. May 3-ll;x \. m.-FLouu-Nn. /. lii,
.smheat-wtntes " No. l, - sdt No, 4 % sprns.
ash NJ. I. u ed white, No. i, u Clt Nd. III
kR{d, ""i No. !, " ID. EoFn-Nox, "a ID, Old
Fl0FsA1nxu
LArsnnssms-Pork. 7ts. Lard, s7s Cd,
t.1A aTnn ~. m.-Necoipts ot wheat psak three
arsad..nss ,ais ,satais tA0p csnt4ts bong Ama rican.
sa, saI,e *s, = sIoa. sella wasat-wnter. "a
~ wss,sa. = aatss tds club. n td49s 0l. corn,
kssdy n ~. ,I asI A-poEk-psiuo Mess as,torn
sssd, al. ~; q ~ I'd. nssiu-Coumon Lonaua @
Hiats. dai, -, Maeat-spstng No, duli At d att,
~; ~ ~ M* d. cora-Miaed duli n 4 Ad ri
'of new. fIour-Extra At%ta dun st ID
aae NJ =, M.y HvenlnR.-corros 1r.eau,or
easxport imn. sales SUI ualss, ,posulstion
sealssu.s sh,.s sh,.-sush b..tno.s st lowe, nr,oos.
vi red nts, Wheat g. loiQA ID, do cub, * :sdea
aLs*a. d, wssf. wAf. A&s.s ID. cora-Nsw Ws.tsrn
sks' ~ nssf dtmsf, uo,,, III. l,soou-short
-*a"sa A'es-4t Manchester, qussti tend
, 1881-05-04

K,le1r4t t1tnn.1 CAronfeft.
While 10 much Is being sald nbout tho cxttava-
gance Of tho 8tur n,nil service In Fotnu othor
9uartcrs. tncre Rre Indications Of crook okodness In
this !mnodiatc locality on small scnlo. a tow
n,ail from Knoxville to Houksville tEmory UaP).
Without notice thnt such route was to ho lot, 40
fur AZ our people know. tns contract was awarded.
to ono A. II. fIrnwn, OF Washington The price pald
him, na We .,nsiesstand. was 46,7oo The service
was lot out to sub contractor nt tho rnto u
shout $4,000 per nnnum. Il will 30 donn for less
lnadc for oilly about seven months, but Brown.
tho original contractor. mntlo snsE a9tn out ot
iioyei aIl tho timo that thero wns something
"rotten III Denmark" and inquiry eontlrms our
belief. III looking over q llst OF fnvortt coti-
trpetprs whu accor1linR to reports. harB been
tlecc!rtg tho Government, VIC find among
them TINT OF 4. II. Brown. tho original con-
traotnr OF tho aforementioned route. Wo Also
ty. hut wc hnvo no evidence Of anything wron2
upon any Of thom except the ono mentioned.
, 1881-05-04

Crowned and Thromed, Shu Ixccelvea
tho American Consul In Royal State.

Crowned and TisrOneds She Receives
Tho ceass. NJ. II g1 ssal a s'a'''
r4uArsyn' Mnt,aonaoar. Dec. 20. 1e8o,-col, ".
-, n, ss 1. ro,,.,t ~, noso hns
Just roturnsd from an official visit to Danavalont
Ii. at hel. capital. Antauanurlyo, Distant eight
days Journey. Col. ltopinson's party lott hero
on tho morning OF Doc u astor taklh9 'oaso OF
Tho Governor OF TanatayS. VINO sav9 . VI an e..
tne ennmnna # oanaap an o ocer
% tno eoaa a'a,aa s,h ~ '"In +; n"!,roniu nnsrs
who Travelled WIN ue IN pa.nnaan. .,!a'..s nesnss
bearers and twonty mon who carried tho lug
voro' Tim Ma,uuoso caunot conceive Of any
other form Of government than TINT Oft mon.
arohy. md for king thoy havo n supreme
respock Thoy porslsted In alludlng to MIR.
ayes a. Rng resident =, ana tha nav'ne
thn,, us.s na Nrcat - cfnra r. ht,Tor kim Pros.
tnSy ae y prenarls Ito roads
and streets for our pro9tess: Maot ot tho tsst
paGt ct tao Journey ~ ~ ~ cwnmins
of The eoeond day We arr!yod ct A'desorante, @ a
@ soMn On x, tnW c9at n wr 4eoe1sa
,'.Ss p ststo bv tie and tweiso
n our hoor Aft1r sa9TnS a 70 to ~ hoose 's PRE-
sster being k!iio1; pressate4 . t6s cSe,1!; hS
IStufnea I,Ysiya viiIn%os 9n o.'r ay tn fho
9n,1Sn a y asb W. Wspo royed Viii mill
xkAss AAb-
tnry HlulosEMat u 20 aay' " mo ontcana FL
vi!lngo aa otnGeE @ eaout, t., ~ .E.a na nGatst l..
Ofton tAero wora 9!s IVY or tmsGe nv ~
1boy THIS ofuof, anG iast 1K ov. Ill.,, ..s @
thor0 Waa A4Ways ns!1 ~ teaaH auF - snese MMs
not soer " annt 70 e n xaxc y IL H. o, mum
mRhuoF ot ouE oeeosI sgHs omu y. ,,1,e. H. nun ~
ahead 70 re%so US. ~ erety s,Aa9 nf anss ~
Moro .os 49,. ~ and ,Gco we ant nItts
rlces poLatons. eRHas tks haH .''S s ~ s ~,
gothor two h9ocks. IKE ealVcs th.oe sneeP' ~
chlokens. Doaldcs tHrkays gGase: co;
SS9s 1no 9sisa ~ 1n nov f fn tInyer
ineht, took ehnrRo Of thoso prcsenta ~ tnslt
1wn porao!s!ts Qa re olgnta any os our rar }T"r.
noY we were met by Aatv!n!aaohhttat u nt.ga'
.nenett 1na ocor ,i,anr o. % tne S,no gaf s ~
MED ny two 0thot olnooFo Wno n1nsntt, ~ @ sMo
Qucons HcesaEs ot wonomS: % 20 H. .nt
tr ~ So osmIta s on tbo foow1H dsy
II the oyentng wo arrived r. ha.x9so r1ssa -: town
about milo from tho nlhlta!. WaoF9 % Mo W., Wnso
entertained by Con. lta!1istahlpo1ae. Ine ania.
oHce OF tho English mlhs!oHaE!es ~. aaa worry
bonetlo!al et1cot on tho Dottar Glasses ana We
found the Iovaa Goss9 ny 1hty inoa@'orta1y t,,y
but tastofulty turnlshod AZ ~ O. CLOCK on tAe
n9sn!nH ot Doc II guara o. soyoSsy M moi. % Tlh
llamlnutaka. escorted tno Eoneu! to mo oapa-
tal. As so,l! ~ We 9atnS IN s'Hnt oi inc na!aee
, 1881-05-04
SORROW IN SICILY.


T..a tro~t rY,nt,.
sIct,v ho,,r,, - 1rso umd united rtn,v. hnt
In5 ne1unss ~ .tso a.~ .n". ~. t,s -. :,
n'a n atnaIt cnnso1aioh now tnMt wv 's!auo !"
threatened with tho loss uf travelling Foreigners.
II wins Finn Tint drew the En9ltahfntf1, tho
Eronch,rnr ~ unrunn nnd thr ne,aatnnnt
,' sae uestna1i ~" 80, 49, $3.50 .,.
american 10 Sicily but no" sno tata' tr1tn taat
Etnn Is cracked md N!fl no longer prove nn Mt.
traction To rort,orers bas bu1n published by q
scIrntIt,, so,,.rnI
ao rs...' s." ""* ~, ,A T.,
. hth" WINS unlouotedly tne oea@ Vo'canc 1T
Europe. Vcsuyltis Is M oxcol!ent Volcano FOR
It's slze, md the Neapoittans havo made tho
tnost Of II. Tho crnntjons of YcsuyIus uro fre.
n,,cn, ani ,f.a,, 49,. o-o roa,1v ,,,,nosing ~,
Iuon,+ anu o1ten shcy ale tea'ly IH.posl"R' "a.
poc!a'ty 10 tho eyes OF people VINO hafo never
ter INV st-or,u ri rcnl tnvn con ho
s'.,,I s.'. "." ..".,ta, ' ~. ~.
aouut "o"!h8 Out ot son'o Stus.so ~ tuo
enne. ana tho Ncnpolifan hotelkeoptra Always
assort hAt tremendous er1ptlon ls close At
hand htt!1, nfttr Mil. Vesuvtus IL sTnll affair,
anu y nat tnr q moment - 10 GomqafEu Win
lowering. s'ow.claa Etua4 Strotnbo!! 10 another
Rood nlrasiy st!caHo that Is 9iwAys pl9xin4, at,u
woro y SITUATED where ht1tc!KoepetS coliu utll-
lzG II tlofe IS no dottnk thht u wolu 10 deterv.
Gslty p0pulnr. Hut EtnA Ia. or ratnof Whs, W0rt6
hnlf uoKen &unh toy y1!onuoea rs stromtm'!s Y
t mountain iIoariy IT, 0 1eot III o!0ht nao tho
Wow fFfs!n lt3 summit IL Xfander tnAn t0c r!a"
from my Or taesinntta 0I kno APPS. Hhest u ms
un ertlntlon tho best cInfts Q! vesnvlua nfo ~
cuhiFilstson ~ lilo buOblinR OF tca. ketue' lta
sttt1ths o. lava arc miles ~ wiatn. atlu af6
fiVnlct only NY thoso OF hilaucA. ~ GAFtn-
, 1881-05-04

NEW Y6HK, May a-Tho domund for ssanlo cotton
goods At arst hands continues light, but pFicea arc
Without quotab1o change, aud tie best plain and col.
aroa cot&ona aro generally staady. Pfinsa and iawna
remain 1utot and drest 9oods sluggish. but Rng-
hnna are doing we'll. Heavy caasiMeEoa ae0 In fnr
demand, but otiIeF clothing Hooena arc qutuk tl0s
at1fy aud knit underwear hfo dull.
, 1881-05-04

!n, ... Mny sna In2. t,a; tniT s,Wn!t; hnrs. III
aiIIa{ rr1erttti, ti.Ut. turn htrndys h'ah nIkn!
SifGt NJ" o- Ill.,. IT, WIN rI ttsI Ill., Fo''cie e Oats
Gxhiwsest :.eaay' nMbsr ,sh!ssa, '!i1A, + n, n. NJ
saiua July at tt.0sS1 August elu September. flof
oJHxcxtlrs-wheat, asJt hoo bu. corn, non but oats,
SfII bin.
1uu hu.
, 1881-05-04

MILWAUKEE, Wla. 3fay yk-FtoUit-DnohsnRod.
HnAtx-tYheat olosad nrtnf no. at$ $l.09, Mny. .eto
juno, st0t, juty. t1o&i No. 1T nsc. rurn wCpkort
No. = 4u. urta irnors No. ~ mig. Asno qtiiat and
"isWuvffft;sH"3ulo Ness p;Tk, sl7.Gs custs and
!unet sl7,is ju,y. lard, sllo casl, sud 1nnas sil
ifO0s-flrmor; &s76a69L
NErElprH-Fl6uri 2t.60l brtss whoat 1a0 bu, oats.
EHiENxS1s-whoat, aaau but corn. LOO bns oats.
5.uU tu.
, 1881-05-04

CINCINNATI. O., MnY Y&-CoTToH-Eaalot! 1oXc
rtuun-po,nni,d fair and market nrms uuchaneed,
. GnAtN-Hhcst Rtnadyt No.2 rod. tf.f1 corn fftn.
ert M, l. mixnd, 47c. ttatA qniatt No. mixed. +c
Kyo datlt No. sf.xKat.T nar'ey scarco and 's's1ns
uleh1nHed. .... A., ..
@l1m. Hulk meats sttunanr. stonldsss, edlVi ciosf
fth, tlfh l5AC1n unchanged.
WI1lENy-1n fhif ttnn,Ahd et.1L
uuIrAlt-tlsm ahd unchanged.
, 1881-05-04

ass sS s ssss Sass N se ss! 'sa
ne he ss sss ID ss as .sss sss:?s :,fs?ss g. @
from ts' ,t;, Sh''s.s md LEADING OF 49, '' ~
na5
as ssss GOOD sss.
ne1'.y ~os q ncon, eseoo', lot no : fon; na'es
s ao stae No. sos % .. 'ss as ill.,
= t.z'ta';z'A oio.'na 4 .t:n' >, .4s g
5a1s 5as a. 4 ssa ss:s a. sosas s d" s Aosa,s 4
e qsa!,t,t Se,3 chseso se:!os 4 .la,' n. yoIt
Mo- se5 H. ~, ,s,s Sps Il :" ~, ~ s @ .ss
Il IN com deeiaaai; ,e's se.!va. opon:
h,a, ,he 'sac "easer. oot nj n1 ,vHa eaoior
s. .s: n .sa %ss'n G y s:s 's q T.
as as NsE Sots eona Il s 'A;{ ~ sss
asst,:..ae i.t,ef iss 't:,s.', sho'eo: ,s,ss ost.
.ss asss s :as IN ns n
ss1 ES's "a soss %sssI .s:S Ssf,xs sgs
ls,;;. md oua,,
ssS sa, ss;SS 4;
a. n'eas pG y a % Sn aha ns nMaS fde dcapo oT
sahi;h NAV eIosins. '' u Misee !M: Juns !;
sftor saa :: Su s, a. dsiSopG Gas ass4n Saa
sS;.ss ss. { 81 issS sS
81 !; $$% T.
'esS; e. e. s Sis options % ~. '"a
nb,ut M bofore. "so'"A' e'S" ~ -'''' 'e' ss9'1
, 1881-05-04

EtnIN, ill.,, May 3.-HuttcTs ~ expected, showed
another blx tumble In prlcc On the Hoard Of Trade
to-day md ctsceso also decline. Tho tcndohcy OF
tho market Is still lowcrt demand tuls a.old lbs
creamery buttcr sold regularly at 9&Gs6o. md esDN
lbs. part sktu, choose. At IRREGULAR saes q
@ lbs lyttter md 15tQn lbs chGos9 wGE0 ropprteuf
making the total transactions Al,GT7
, 1881-05-04


NEW UMtEAHs. Mny a--{snAfx-Corn tlrtn, utaHc.
Oats STANDBY 47ae4'Hc.
ConS.3tEAt--Enslor, t2.'5a1Ei .-
pNovist0NA--l.nrti 4!shor. tturoe 1tA9l1Mt. Hulk
Meht Arn,ar; RhIullorst lQOxt, f3.7t1s$5$ rhGkud,
&i.ts}faGuh sfdes nutrinAt isacon IN fhlF demands
sl,up TduEn. H4kttt3hu, elaar rib VIC, canr. l0c
utCft uuFpaflXg4.
, 1881-05-04

Epsttaf Dttpasth to Tht Chicago Tribune
KASBAs CRY, Mo, May 1-GrAfN--'rhc Price Cur
reat reporA whoat receipts 1t D40 but market irronu-
lar, No. cash, pot Mas, &c, No. cash. Dzos May.
III bsF ;x III 81 ss: r es, e HIT ~
, 1881-05-04
DETROIT,

DErnorT. Mny 3-FLotJi.-rtrm and In Aotsvc d.
mhnd. ,.
GnAla-Wheas rrm, active Inquiry No. whttr,
tiGs s!ny il'fs June, i.9949i 4Hs July: e}tgSt
sl.l2i rsrulpts, II LtI0 but ah'pmonls aAI0 bu.
, 1881-05-04

CLEVELAND. o.. Mhy 2-rRT,toLKuN-unchanRe
Standard white, 1l0 test, TIC.
plr1Bnun0, May ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS crude
nnsteady, United certificates closed at BIO; rofinod+
M hsasRa1s H. XIV rrno,xuNol, opaned
Mt H5to iliKnesL a1xa; l1Test, 59Aoi olgsed ~ ~
Shipments, U,lU bfiSi rhnrtoEs, a,&N brIas rune
81po brI1.
, 1881-05-04

nuEYALo, afay a-uRAt*-Whoat in speculative
domhnd, l1D1 bu No. hard Duluth ptivntoiy. Corn
nctLv0 and lower; rs cars No. WeReorn nxcl at 5o.
tsats wanted Rnd scnsce, car whta trnck AZ +1c.
Hhrlly Id good dou1andt f0W sa0a n1ndo on private
, 1881-05-04
rns1"T0T.

Nzw ORLEANS, May 7UprroN-pntis middi!ns,
In4c; low rnlddi|nR Y8o, good ordinary, 8oi not ro-
ccpts. iau bales, Rross 2 salea. 2sos stock, 2l7'
HH.
, 1881-05-04

HOGS-Thsro waa m acttyc nnd strong hog market.
Notwithstanding tho Increased rccelPtH thofe Mns =
I'd ass xorn eectoti al an nyornua advance Ut 70.
M ~ a,7anee over s!onuays pftces of telo; H. The
nssket qu,eted down lstlH toward tho cp3e+ nut no
pan * the adVance wns lost. the mnrt1k tn!aht!sg
ssdy at xG fos roor to best i'e,t nna o. 1ssa -
aost of ihe hog1 Ut &50l6Gf5 Light so!d principally
MAM4G9. rhore were saics OF akips and culln o.
SoIE-AlIs sales Of hogs tn thS trnrkct arc n1ada
tutjset sshrlnkaKo Of 20 lps for eAYh p4xy soM.
tr s5eraReI Of a !os IND ovur, and At lc for arcr-
Kso Of .cts than 10 lbs,
, 1881-05-04

lxpIAYAroIts. hfny a-0nAlN - Wheat stcndy
t107s&Ql,Uek. Corn trns a+14&fo Oats 1rms 3S6s+ae
, 1881-05-04

LIVE STOCK.
oIiltAa0s

-SkirfntHH@ ,..,,......,. lf%H At1t .s s.e
EoudaI r.o,o .ns better general demand thnh
cAflLh .n.l tha tono Of tho tnAFxot Hah sen.l-
on IoaoAf Iii III ,Isn,oa Ut buyers wcEo Iu'y soPFo-
bly, dfme.s tha yo.y odernto supply nn snse "ns
etstcd. ana o,t Ut pricea BvrFeatna a0fto h'snel'
readily eotgu drtycs woro U1otUd, but tho pef-
Not ms cnoA cattio wns largo. hna the ~
eenase Of e.v than on tho day before. Tue bose
tsss va Dssn At Is 7ysAu}. Not tn oxendd 10y heau
'otl at that range, how9ves. no
tAsnsea s.os,od Tho scnlca at Ae tnoso p'GSS ~,
snpp! snmn,on to choco tovoa nfosaalna aso .vs
boJass t,ntehors stnt1 md hsocke1s "nfo ho1e
70 Inn fnr SONS dnys past snd those aeec1p'
pfcutln' not sa1nule ns any apprectab!e aasanco.
.ona Hs.' lima forward lncsoaatn0 rocete1s OF thln
fron tan hc iootcd fol-. ind reicos may 10 expoeteu
eaas %ss %ss,.rxnrd Tho days tralng was a. ss.s1aa
For. .n1,I Ut f2et32 cpmtnon to Eooa atock. e
th s.sai n NOR u good butchnrs st9ek n E!t
en at ohutcn shipping steers ~ MtiM IL
- f1 fe.des d ySas T2rS w Ma1Sa Sad r. h1
llPMS. TX .ad rtuck calves hs *l"u"SA''' p'' 'o"'
sEatIfst finished ptnl' ,x..
.. naavos-stoors Weighing Loo Lbs and .s s.ac N
apxa1asss; rino, Ill; Ind Wciiformod o,
ChOcS beuf f'Entro i3j to IHn lbs aQ1o9
ed nse!o;15 ~ sli'fatsonea RI, s..v 62sas
Medium etsas:n,ss.eors ,s ~ 'a. .Ss 4seA9
l,tss, ae.pPs IA common steofs md
e sho,G3s 3 SGns Ri. .ot aas
ness eaas'o "sea. ~ " aa4a
l.iaSt and Till cows hufefa, ata9s a, :,
1i'Is ,nd scnllnwhH xGt9a
essisfinf I'LL jbe o'asS~-N
, 1881-05-04

ST. 1.OUISs
Sp<etat Dispat4h to 1ns Chicago Tribune.
1T. Louis. Mo. MAY 3.-Thero wato 672l7 bn Of
whoAt shipped 10 New Orleans by flvet IND rnil TO-
day. and a. lbs bu Of corr. Freight whrAt, 76o
oorn.Tq.
st, LOUIE, Maya-FL0uIt-unchAnKad
GnAlS-Wheut unsotsitd and Ioworl No. red.
sl.u1H0lo7H cashs tl.c1A Mays s1.o7A81n1}fel
juno, sl.Gg49l 029<oi.GM July1 G9so AuHusts iaik9
H1<u ycar; No. do, Fl.014l No.4 do. &c bid. Corn
lover md slow at exc casht 423fa4s3&c any, s:Se
Junei .5atsyfc July; 43,s1EE{o Augmsti 44l1ka4aAo
S3rtamhor, 0ata better q 8AS saahs 3Ce bd JuH9l
uRFlpY dull md unchanged @
1.EA1l-&Ao axkah.
uUTTElt-unchAnRod.
Fu1B-Quttt Ut iuu.
l. WMlbkX-SkGndy nt &fM .. .-
Pnuyi.ioME..JF9r betteri 1ohb,nE tt7fh DRY aalt
n1oA& ttu ~ 9AH1 kaal MAl kaHS. Bacon higher and
source At $A.Nf, $9AAa4!A Lard trnt fi l2}f lid.
=, ,KMEcME!rra.si1p5 M M AaD hsl.i whost 89g. .bn corn.
k!ttiAkATS. .Etpns, hoI bfls, wheat l,l0 bu, cOsu.
Au1 but oats. akl10 tui TYe, nunet b1rl0y, nous.
, 1881-05-04

rsAEEt-WoEc In actiyo requo.t and sold stronger.
!pa lqpplY Nne pfDtty full but there WEB nothing In
g ttee,a q he demand tho pens boinR olcnred " f9
xaW PCT lqO lbs for very common 70 really choice
saaautt lsnscnbaMn Haas Il Co. sold two loads ut
ne oasds ngure. Tbs following Ase notels
, 1881-05-04

FkoAtA. Ill, NAy A-uRA8N-Coru stssdyt high
mixed. 4@asl4os mixed. &lh&3{ll8o. OATS lrEsRu,as
No.1 Wits, SaAAAc. Hys Quilt No. X g.t4&&t WI.
HI1uwlkks-Unehsngsd At si1h
NxckIpTs-WhRaL AAQ but corn. Td060 bu; pats,
", w but eyQ. ~ 4ui barley. 1onH.
bHtPHkN13-Wheak xA0 but corn. &,an but oAts,
&t1aQ hu.
, 1881-05-04

L
WitMtydroS, May &--SpLnrTs or TuRpENTINE-
HtGady at Sc,
, 1881-05-04
T'OJ.El1O.

TpLru0, o., May I-GNAtN-WheAt 6rui No.
vhIta Michigan, tIlui Aubar d., slt1i Nu rod Wa
, 1881-05-04

RAILROAD TIATE-TdBLE

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
a. TnAfSs-ExPtANATlON or NKyEnfxcH
MARKA-tSaturdAY excepted. SUNDAY excepsed.
&Aonday oKcspted. &Dnl1y.
Chicago a. Eorthsvcsteen hallway.
For MAps Ttme-Carts. nlceptng Car Accommodations,
apply ht q Clar&-t lEahd laolnc. Brftk'g ExprGs6
, 1881-05-04
TROPIC-ERUIT;L ;LAX.1TIYE.
/ II / I /
CONSTIPATION

Invariably causes general de-
rangemcnt Of the entire system
and begets many diseases that
are gloomy in their aspect, and
often hazardous to health and
life. Persons Of a costive habit
are subject to melancholy feel
ings, headache, low spirits, TIM
idity, defective memory, gloomy
forebodings, nervousness. few
ers, languor, drowsiness, irrlta.
bic temper, indisposition, and
other consequent symptoms
which, often units the sufferer
for business or agreeable asso'
Citations.
, 1881-05-04

BY its use not only is the system
renovated and cleansed Of all impurl-
lies, but in consequence Of the AorDo-
nions changes thus created there per.
vades the entire organism feeling OF
safety; the mental faculties perform
their functions with renewed vivacity,
and there is an exl,ilaraion Of mind,
freedom Of thought, and perfect hearts
ease, that bespeak the full enjoyment
Of health. =.
prove Of inestiulablc value to the weak
and debilitated Of both sexes, In all
cases Of nervous, mental, and physical
suffering, brought about by stoppagcs,
its use is especially valuable. The
cleansing and depurating properties Of
the preparation create changes that are
both marvellous and gratifying; murky,
gloomy, and sallow complications, with
blue and dark discolorations about the
eyes Conditions that are allied to bill.
iousness, dissipation, and iil.health), are
by degrees normally corrected and
transformed into bright and clear com.
plexions, in which the rtiddy tints Of
health arc bolrntifully depicted.
TROPIc- FRUIT. LAXATIVE
is put up in bfonzed tin boxes only.
Price, 25 cents.
Large boxes, 60 cents.
SOLD DY ALL DRUGGISTS
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-17
swindler Arrested.

About two months ago man named j. II.
Monahan, from New Limerick, in Aroostook
county, purchased about $3.50 worth of books
of Dresser, Mcclellan & Co. and $40 worth Of
Hall L. Davis, both of which amounts he had
Gu ,rged to his town, he representing himself
as chairman of the board OF selectmen of New
Limerick. He sho we'd letters of Recommended
ton from Hon. Llewellyn Powers, of Houlton,
aud other leading men of that section, and
thus obtained the goods without difficulty.
Time passed on and the above firms learned
that some of these books had been sold to par
ties in town for small sum and that others
had been left with saloon keeper as security
for board bill. They at once wrote to New
Limerick and were informed that the man was
fraud. The City Marshal was notified and
descriptions of the man were sent to the diff
ferent cities Friday the marshal of Lewiston
telegraphed that he had arrested such a man
and Saturday Marshal Bridges went down, re-
turning with his prisoner in the afternoon.
Monohan is about 80 years old, of good ap-
pearance and well educated. He says he took
this method of raising some money, as he was
"hard up" He acknowledged that the letters
of recommendations he had were forgsries
but that he forged them only for the purpose
of aiding him in procuring situation some.
where.