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Flour, Grain end Hay.

FLOUH = We quote City Mills from new
whea. as follows: Xxx, 2a0, xxx, - 90,
xxx 81; Choice, ~ 90; In lily, none.
Imported: Xxx, per cwt 81 so; XXX, O. 20
kXXXs 80 Fancy. s. 10 to 1928; Patent, A.00.
RYg-Scarce We quote per Dbl. 9S.
BARLEY Scarce; good demand, 800.
iRAS-We quote At 81.
5USNY BAes-Seoond-hand In good order, 8
cents piece.
Conn MEAL--Her cwt, ITO.
OArs-Few Texas SO lo3oc fromwagon, 45 to 50
In store.
WHEAT. No Sold, csc; No new, s5@ssc; No
81 05j Uot new, 1880 Rejected, 6S@74; No
i-a(.e. 80 960c; Mediterranean, MOI, sol No 8,
8 'a75ci Nicaragua, nominal, <tc, but not want
I'd by Texas miliers.
CoRn-2S to 80 cents, loose ear.
HAY-PrairiA. loose from wagon, % to Gil per
ton; dillett. do, 50 to Sll. From store. prairie
baled Sl3 ,sr ton; Millett, SIS. Prairie baled
In car lots, SIS per ton free on beald.
We quote: Chopped corn, per 100 pound 8
81; chopped corn and oats, per 100 pounds
VI 80; chopped barley, per loo pounds, 81 20
rushed corn and cob, per 100 pounds, 800
,orn bran, per 100 pounds, SCOT Ora
cream meal, q 80; fine bolted meal, per
b lshel. 500. ho.niny, per 100 pounds, s20
zrits,. per 100 pounds. 81 Is; corn -four, per l0O
pounds, ".
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COnl Combination.

effected at Cleveland. 1t embraces the Massll-
lon and Mahoning Valley producers Tally
and Is ~ interest to steamboat owners and
coal shippers. Among he Cleveland Goa |
companies In the combination Is Rhodes 4
Co, Brewster Il Co., Payne, New on n TO-.
Toih, Stambaugh 4 Co, and the mlres of the
Pennsylvan a Iron and Coal company. The
managing directors OF tho pooling parties are
Robert Rhodes, A. Brewster, Isaac New on,
John Todd, d McGarry, all OF Clevels nd;
John NJ. Drake 10 business manager Tue
pooling parties claim that the combination was
formed for protection aga INST the dishonesty
OF middle men. steamboat captains, buyers for
shipping interests, and vesssl-Owners.
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FrutG and Nuta.
We make the following quotations:
ORANQRs- Sicily perl a. 50 TO 5 90.

We make the following quotations:
ORANGES Sicily, per.box, 81 SO to 5 90.
LRMoSs-sicily per box, " 30.
NUTS Almonds y per pound; Brazil
100; flLerts li0a--; English Walnuts
none; chestnuts, imported, 20. Italian
Is; peanuts, Tennessee red, 6h; cocoanuts
per hundred So 30.
FIGs-ln 10 ID boxes, per Id, Is.
PoP CoRN--Prize packages, per half gross,
% y.
RAisINs--London LAYER. new, per box, sS 20;
iaver. new, per box, 81 %.
BANANAa-per bunch, 3 to $50.
APPLKs-Fancy per Dbl, % Is choice
"a no; dried, per Id, g 10 7c.
PorAroEs-Per bu. In sack, 81 90 to % IS.
Sweet potatoes dull, sSc.
ONIoNs-Per bushel 81 80.
CABBAGRe-Per crate, " to IS
DATks-In trails, per Id, 90.
CURRAsTs--71&CDSkc.
PRuNEs--9c.
PECASs- Per ID, retail; per hushel, loose
s., 81 10 to % IS; sacked 81 so, 50 rs.
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TRADE TOPICS.
The Cincinnati Price Current says Of the
pork packing winter season ofisso-sl.

The Cincinnati Price Current says Of the
pork-packing winter season oflsso-sl.
The season BE- ginning November l.. opens.,
with hogs In the leading mArkets about N mar
l00 pounds ross higher than year efore,
but this difference was subsequently, rednced
considerably, and the average price paid dur
ing the winter ~ ell points u about Iso per
100 pounds gfoas higher than the preceding
winter. Cold weather began about tie middis
OF November, and the season continued iavoIs.
bic for claus htering o. cratious Throughout Tho
remainder Of the winter. In our estimate of
the probable supply fhoas availab o fur the
winier packing. Published the first Of December.
we said: "There " not much In the prs,cnt
indications favoripg any material Oh ,nge In
tho numbe' OF hogs for winter marketing, com
pared with q year AGO. and as an approximate
estimate we deem II safe to suggest 7V00,OOO
head Tor the en- ire season" On the first OF
January showed an Increase In packing 10
that date ofabont 2N 900, and the estimate for
the sc ason indicated u total OF 7oSo,oQo to
March Il.
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COM MERCIAL.
DALLAS, WEDNEsDAY EvssINa.
AnriI ~

menl In business to-day. II seems as II March
Is "holdlpg over.' 1t cams In like lion
went out like lion. and
appears to be lynn around yet. Excuse
US II you plea,el. April IL here, to be sure,
and nearly half gone; but those gentle
Shedding on Vii weIl-reaulsted Apriis sr r.,
substituted with shivering weather, mixed
In with dust aud peach-kiliipg mornings
All this has Its bad eff 81 on traffic, and itwss
the ruling state OF afrairs to-day. The sun
fights hard against the north wind but spi ng
IL coming -and so Is Christmas. Business to-
day was decidedly irregular. NOtniag occur
red TO arrest attention Relail trade WAS only
moderate, and the jobbing trade was princl-
pally on trder. Flour IL In moderate demand
There has been an advance In northern ,uar
kets In both wheat and -four, and q local ad-
vance may be shortly expected.
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Iron. Mills. Wire. Etc.

IRON. - We quote merchant bar 10 rates;
Norway and Swedes, loo.
PLow STKEL.--Sc
WInE.-Smooth wire, No. ., Go; Nos 10
and II, &c; No. Il, 7c; lapanred barbed wire,
ohc; galvanized barbed, l0mc.
HoRsE SuoEs'-Per keg, 80.
HonsH suoR SAILs-Per box, 90 pounds, No,
7, S.. 10; No. =, s5 80; No. h, 90 q.
NAiLs-from Tod to Gnl, ~ 90 rates.
TINNER's STOCK ,--plok tin per pound; 700
in Nlate, liysn sll per Hox; l. G, llxg0s tS rs;
do, I'll .bO.zinc l! cper Id; sSlder, I5c per
%; shee, ron 70 per III.
ivss--Per b "; per dozen, 90 90 to 10.
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Groceries.

Trade In this line has been quite active to-
day. Coaees are armer At previous quotations.
Sugars and syrups are steady, with fair do.
mand The bulk OF the American Drop
has been marketed, hence toere Ia more
ateauiness In sacharine articles. Dry salt
meats are hrmer and another advance has
been made.
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ALoonoL-Sa. SS TO ~ 40 per gallon.
WuIsKY-Sweet mash, VI .2SGoS+ 80; sour
laah, Al .60as5, accortllngCSage.
WiSRs-C laret, In case, sS.lb@Si; Catawba,
per gallon, 81 .l0GlS2; Port, per gallon, 81. 20 "a
Is; Sherry, per gallon, 81 .c0@0SS; Madeira, per
lallon, 81 .8o9sh; White wine, In cases, a rs
$40.
CuAMPAass-Cooks, In baskets, sls@os9O
ieidsleck, In basket, S2S; Krug, In bask ct, gs7,
Domestic champagne, Sl06l6.
ALs-stock ale, per dozen, &2.lbGssa so, Por-
ter, per dozen, S2C6S2. 80.
BorTLK BxKa-st. Louis quarts SIC, lplnts
Sl2 10. Bndwiser, Sls, hints Sl3 30.
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Live StOCR.

Characterized, sls to 81; grass do year.
"A q, sSasss; steers, from To 3 veara old,
slahsso; harm COVE, sl6CDslS; butchers, N To
3Sc per Id. on foot.
iloRsEs.-Ponies and sheep sl5 to $40. Plugs
$40 to $50 Farm stock $50 TO $50. Harness
livery 500 to sl0O. Harness fancy sls5 to sl75.
Harness spans saA0 TO 500
Nlules--Rats 80 to SOS. Medium sos to $50.
Extra draught 500 to $3.50.
Hoas--On foot, 3S3hc. for inferior toprine
,rkers.
JTroNsurxr--They are ouotahle At ~ ,5Da9
lar head. Per weight, 3 TO Ssc. per pound,
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.
n cats and Lard

BAoos-Long clear sides 10; short oiear
l0&. Breakfast bacon mo
Day s.hr-long clear aides, OK, shor,
clear OK.
u.ss-rlain sugar cured, II to Is oanvassed,
II y to BS.
LAsp-rierce, IL; half barrel, l2A psiit %
tn % pounda, 10 hounds. l3S Texas home
made. 81 u 10 pound cans, 10 cents.
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Cotton.

The receipts to-day were very fair, nearly
two hundred bales having boon brought In.
The grades are generally low, cents being
the average price paid for to-day's receipts.
The local demand Is very good, and prices are
hrm The future markets opened firm and
closed weak. There was eady tone at New
York and firm feeling at Liverpool. Re-
visei quotations are as follows:
miuuinH, .''.ts.'''.'''. '''t...,'''',' VI
Low middling ........t.......,... ,........., ~
toou ordinary ....,..........."t. .,,... z
Ordinary. ....... Comm. ....... ~
LOW OrulnA'y.. .......,........, ..........
prices IN insisted upon by buyers ~ the re-
ductl0n for stained cotton,
There seems to DO considerable interest
manifested In the Atlantic cotton states In the
great cotton exposition To be held In Atlanta,
Ga. Ii IL now not 10 be doubted that the on.
terprise Is already destined 10 prove one Of the
most fuccessful and important exhibitions
ever held Ia America. The Influence 1t wilt
yield on both the culture and manuf tcturing
OF the staple In he SOUTH II would be idle now
to at,em pt TO estimate. The cotton belt, per-
maps. more than any other section, will be
benefited by its developments and by the
interest and energy II is certain to inspire Of
home and anrOad In the capabilities Of this
favored section. As It Is propose by thu pro.
jectOrs to make IL exhaustive In the presenla-
ton Of ,verv subject and appliance relating to
the culture and manufacture of cotton, It
would seem to Afford an excellent opp " u atty
for Texas to represent the facilities aud
advantages which she possesses for manu-
featuring.
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NEW ORLEANS. April l3.-Cotton dull and
shade easier; sales $500.


GALVESTON, April 10 - Outton opened
easier: mddling l0x;r ceipts, l,lI.
SOl y. IN Cotton closed weak; middling
1Oh; sales OIL.
LivsaPooL. April IL -2:l5 p m. Cotton
easier and fsact onaily cheaper; middllng
. Lilo; Orleans 6lij sales 500.
m.-saies American 6,l5O; futures
steady.
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There are few changes only to note in pro.
duce to-day, to be found In the revised
quotations. Potatoes and apples are the lead.
irg articles handled here now, and they are
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Business Men" Disgusted with VIM
dom,

There IL something OF a growing feeling that
there win be o reorganization OF the cabinet,
writes Gath. The business men of New York
have been disappointed in their first confer
ence with Secretary window. Ilstead OF
showing that fu laess Of Information and de-
cision of mind they found In Secretary Chase
and Secretary sherman, or even that effective
Obstinacy Boutwell, showed, they found appa-
rently pros porous newspaper reporter inter-
viewing them, oomplmentlDg their replies,
and going away as II he meant to md his ste
ROgrapher right around the corner and put II
all down, but not TO do any thng with 1t alter
he had got II all. 1 heard q Minnesota man
say Immediately when Window had been APP
pointed that he would never make any money
In Wall street out Ofhis office, "for, " said he,
she would not make up his mnd what he was
going to do till the last moment, and he can
moi speculate between times.
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5UGARs.-We quote: Powered nv: CruHhd,
ilh@A, Granulated II standard A 10Y; White
extra 0(aak extra ClO to -; lellOwvh to OK
Louisiana new white clariiled 100; yellow % |;
choice shc; prime 7ac, fair Ike.
MCLAssRs-Lo rlsiana choice Coo, prime b4c
Jair to good 45S5Ocj syrup 80 to Coo.
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We arc constantly hearing from the tray.
elipg public, complimentary reports Of the
81 Paso Hotel in Fort Worth. lis said "a
he ono of tho finest In all north Texas
There were one hundred and fifty arrivals
thore yesterday.
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SIS

TESTIMONY OF DRUG9ISTs.-Wa
been selling sw'ft's Syphiltic spscirc w
years, and regard 1t superior to anvtb,,uo,
known TO science, for the diseases for w shiu
II is rsoommended We have never known o,Sn
Of single failure ""o
3. j. Cassels, Thomasville, Gail. n cr
4 Co., Forsythe, Ga. Hunt, Ranks a Is ~asef
Atlanta, Ga; Pemberton. Samuels pst,
holds, Atlanta, Ga Daniel q Marsh, At,sn;ys'
Ga.
We have used swift's Syphiliiic SpeciS";x
the treatment of e-nvicts for the lsst III. n
and believe II is the only certain remedy IN,
will effect permanent cure for diises sas ' asa
which you recommend it. "'
GRANT, ALxxANDrR
Al, 900 reward will be paid to sny an sre;.,
wpo will ind, on analysis of l(O bottlas ~
4. s. s., on" particle of mercury, todide poss ~
stun, or any mineral substance. 's'
Prepared only by tho swift specific com.
pany, Atlanta, 0a. Sold ov George T -
sins. Thompson. schott & Co., and W,
Patterson.
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CoAL-lndian Nation, " 30 per ton, deliv.
sred.
CoKR-bO cents per barrel.
WooD-Oak hickory aQo ash $500 to 8 3 80 per
cord. Sawed stove woiH 10 retailing at the
rates of "a 80 to 0 90 pr hd.
OHARCoAL-85 CENTS pex barrel.
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Cast, 80 cents per hundred stove, 20 cents;
wrought, 30 TO 80 cents per hundred; brass,
s. per hundred, copper, 80 per hundred; zinc
and lead, 81 per hundred.
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Poultry ana Game.

PnAIRIE CHlckRss-We quote at $50. az .
SQuIRRRLs-Per dozen, 6Oc.
CHICKEks-We quote % so for spring; for
grown, "a 50.
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Vision, Noises In the head, the vital Aui
passing unobserved In the urine, and man
other diseases that lend to insanity and death
The Merlcal Gen lemen connected with hi
institution are graduates or the beat College
of Europe and this country, and have had
large experience In these troubles, and Will
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOLL RS
fora case of this kind the VITAL RESTORA.
TIVE (undsr. their special advice and treat.
meno Will not cure, or for ANYTHING imnura
or injurious found In 1t We treat ali Private
Diseases success ully without mercury. CON
SULTtTlUN FREE. THOROUGH examination
and advice. including analysis Of urine. AZ.
Price OF VITAL RESTORATIVE So hottie, or
four times the quantity, $40. Sent to any ad.
dress upon receipt Of price, U. o. ID secure
from observation, and In private name de.
sired by English Medical Institute, No. 7ISS
Olive street, st. Louis, Missouri. Postoffice
box 2460.
Wholesale Agents Williams, Tolliver a
Walker. Dallas, Texas.
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The largest stock Of books, albums and
miscellat eous stationary In Dallas at w j.
Shones wholesale and retail book storc, sos
Main street.
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Fish and Oysters.
OOGees ana Teas

stsU-l2ho. per 10.
oYsrRRs-per can A. cents for Baltimore, IS
Mattagordas. 20 Tor Berwick bay.
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GERMAN MlLL.r-We quote 81 90 per bushei;
Garden, Bots per paper retail. Wholesale
TX to cents per paper.
Cottop-At the Oh Mill..$6 per ton.
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SsoKEs-From 2 to az inch, per got, XXX
select, %; XXX, S2.7b.
SAWED rRLLoEs-lN 20 az, o. per set.
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Growth Of Butter and Chee.. Exports.


New York shipping List; In no branch OF
agricultural products has the growth Of ex-
ports been more rapid than in butter and
cheese. In 1871 the total forelgn exports OF
butter were only l,W9o24 pounds, and cheese
1856, 43l pounds. the entire value not exceeding
500, 9sT. In 1857 we only exportsd 2ci,9SS
pou DIS OF butter aud al 1913 pounds of cheese, .
worth 500 ia. In 1861 the expectation had
risen to Is, 53i ISL pounds OF butter End S2Stl,-
l2S puuds of cheese, worth more than
Sb, COO, 600. In 1880 the United Statesexporied
30, 236, 6jS pounds OF butter, valued al VI, DO
6S7, and l27 ,b53, 9O6 pounds OF cheese, worth
Sl2, III, 720-a total Of l46, 40 s65 pr uhds OF
thess two dairy products, and worth an aggre-
gate Of SIS, s6A 9O7. on. OF 10, 600 900 boxes OF
cheese exported from the United states last
leo boxes, The expectation OF butter aud
cheese, IL is estimated. only represents one
twentieth of the production, yet the selling
price, the value to the farmers n other words,
is liked In q great measure by the export
valus.
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u choice, lbDlb1t; Laguayra. lex to 49, Java,
2SfD30c.
rRAs--Imperlal, from 45965c. per pounds
fonng Hyson,. 4O@6O; Oolong, $4,000; Japan,
,uQ1kbc
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Mixed, 81 per hundred; cotton, waste, 81
n hundred,
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Illustrated .ai' s..l:-o ,',..,.o, -. -.
and gilt binding, So cents, seine n no..
covers, % cts. Manhood, 10 centa, .op,sn
hood, 10 cents; Pamphlet, cents-securp,,.
sealed, by mail. Send money or pos,,..
stamps. DIR. WHITTIER. the great specialist
W.T. st Chsr'as Strest. st. Louis. Mo-
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Financial.

The events OF the day In financial circles
have not been OF much general Importance,
transactions being chiefly In cotton purchases.
RANK nycuANak
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l2:l0p. rs Oots quiet; sales {, h73.
l2:20 d IN .--Futurea quiet and nteadY
1915 p, m. Future closed easy

cWTtD U3,OVUe
New York consoldste" net receipts 43l78;
exports 10 Great Britain 3!,SS7; France H.
1885, continent 10, l07; channel none; stock TO-
67l'
Receipts net SO; exports to Great Bri-
$780,
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frAoHEs-s pounds, 81 Is; pounds
& 2Utt
T0aArOEs--2 pounds, 81 rs; 5 poundf.
81 10.
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Good butchering stock continues scarce.
The receipts to-day were improved q little.
Prices remain unchanged.
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sugars ana syrups.

fine, 30; medium, 49, heavy, 100. Bla
bury and dirty, 8 to 10 cents of.
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The Great English Remedy.
Is a never-failinpCn

Is a never Hing Curs
tor Nervous debility.
Exhausted vitailty''
$ EN- In al weakpes,'
SperlmIatorrhoea, LOST
nANi' GOD, impo,en.
cy, Paralysis, and all
IN. terrible effects O,
Self Abuse, youihfnl
foiies and excuses Of
m aturer years-such A.
ioss of Memory, Las
, itu lie, No L..turnal
Emission, Aversion ia
SnniafU ntn
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Eaas--1l to l2,{ cts per dozen.
BUrrHR-NOrthern % to %; Texas 20 to ESQ.
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Commerce, i exchange upon all points par
to Y Discount.
hterling sight, SO 90.
Francs @hc.
Marks $50,
God, silver. other than the trade doliar,par
xtauo ..'''''''''.,,....,.......... w cents
MeS lean halves. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
Mexican quarters .........,.,,,,,,,,,,i is
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-27
A Frankfort Ky. } Physician writes:

Some months ago the daughter Of one of
our prominent citizens was pronounced n
hopeless consumptive. She was very much
reduced in flesh, terrible cough, her life
gradually wasting away. l recommended
her to use ''Dr. swayne's Compound Syrup
Of Wild Cherry" which she did. In short
time she was free from all cough and other
symptoms, and is now rosy and healthy.
Price % cents and $1.OO bottle, or six
bottles for $500. The large size is the most
economical. Prepared only by DR.. Swayne
& Son, Philadelphia. Sold by Druggists.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-27
What Would Happen Then.

The following story which u many
years old. 10 located 10 Methueu, Mas
sachusstts. A young man married and
brought his bride homo to live with his
mother. The two women, o. is some
times the case, did not agree we'll to-
gether, and they quarroled 30 much that
Il at last attracted the attention Of the
Bsptist church, Of which both were
members. Finally the pastors wife
sought the younger woman and romon.
strated with her.
Sister o." she said, why do you
and your mother-iu-law live 80 unhap-
pily together I? You arc both mem bers
Of the same church. worship together.
and 20 10 the communion table together.
What do you expect to do when you
get to heaven Together ?"
Oh" replied tho daughter.in'law
".hc'..ibc changed. "-Lowell Courier.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-27

Excrpr living man there il no
thing more wonderful than book q
message to us from the dead--from
human souls we never saw, who byed,
perhaps, thousands Of miles away.
And yet these, in those little sheets Of
paper, speak to us, rouse us, teIrify
us, teach us, open their hearts to US
M brothers
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"Saye Your Hair. Keep It Beautiful"


The LONDON HAIR Colon REsToRER" is
the most delightful article ever introduced
to the American people and is totally differ,
emit from all other Hair Rostorers, being en-
tirely free from all impure ingredients that
render many other articles for the hair
obnoxious. Where badness, or falling of
the hair exists, or premature grayness, from
sickness or other causes, its use will sestore
the natural youthful color, and cause a
healthy growth, cleansing tine scalp from i'm
purities, dandrrlff, &c, at the same time a
most pleasing and lasting hair dressing,
fragrantly perfumed, rendering the hair soft
and pliable, making it an Indispensable arti-
Gle in every toilet
Ask your druggist for London Hair Color
Restorer. Price Is GENTS bottle. Six bot
ties for o.. Main Depot for the United
States, $50 North Sixth ST., Philadelphia.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-27

God Almishty srt plsntsSa garden,
and indeed il is the purest Of sil hama o
pleasures. Il is the greatest refresh
Iuent to the spirits Of MAI, without
which buildings and palaces are bat
gross handivorks, and nan shall ever
soe that when ages grow TO eivility AID
elesoce. asn come to build stately soos-
sooner than to garden f0ely. ss IL gar
Seniss were the greater PerieetiOn--
gosD BIoOS.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-27

Dean Swift was once dining with a
family 10 which the matron boosted Of
the number Of centuries in which the
magical prefix de" had been the right
full property Of her ancestors. The Dean
heard the tedious and oft told tsIe to
the end and then delivered bis opinion Of
that sort ofnonsense by saying, MADAM
will you kindly help mo to another
piece Of de-umpling 7"
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-27

Ahsl Suffering With dyspepsia aga, nj Can,
digest our food. Can't get rid Of your eadaehe
Now let me talk little ssnss into your head. Send
30 cents TO the drug Store and procure bottle Of
Bsiley's Salient Aperlent, and take half table.
spoonful for three mornings II will cool your
stomach. relieve your headache, unlock your liver,
and unload your bowels.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-27

A lady soyS that q woman in cboos
ing . lover. considers good deal more
how the man will be regarded by Other
women, than whether she loves hin
herself. Some women may; but: the
men they smile upon will be regarded BY
other women as jolly green to be taken
In by hem.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-27

He Was 6ue looking man, and he
proudly s,ruttsd down the side walk
with the air Of prOprietorship in every
movement beg pardon" said a
stranger as he stepped up to him hat in
hand, 10 utmost humility. DO have
your permission to remain in town
over night?"