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NEW YORK, April 25-Altogsther there
has been considerable business in blesched cot
tons ON basis of Hope Sc inches, blesched at 7<c
and Fitchvllle 80 inches, ole1ched, At 7s which
considering the cost, are lower figures than ever
reached. ON these figures buyers nave taken very
liberal assortments. To other classes of goods at
tentiOn extended only a. called for by miscel-
laneous assortments. In prints EcdystOne Is show
ing some m gnihcent new styles, but X x. and
XIV. in every respect, are the hzndSome ct sly
ever done on 81 cloths. Cochin satins, Foulards
lawns and fsncies, Pacific fSncies and lawns. aud
WINDSOR fanc,es, witE Eddystone, are having q
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Receipts OF cattle were v,rr light dur
ing the past week; prices on all grades
stronger; supply very light; demand good. Mich
cows SLOW. Receipts of sheep light prices firm ;
sem1nd good Hog in fair supply; prices shade
CORN FED TfLE-Choice to extra e951zc.
GRASS CATTLE-Choice, 41z95c; good, 1870;
fair 10 medium, 3Izee3l4c; common, 2 z2Iac.
SHEEP-Choice wool, per ID. &c; medIam 53
Noe; common, per head, I'll 81 So
HOGS-Choice coTn-fed, 60 97c; medium sAd
heavy, 6S612c; common, 5951ze.
COWS AND CALVES-Good milch cows with
young calves per head, sl0gi0; yeariinss ss29.
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hOR.Es AND MuLEE

The mule msrKet is well supplied with all
qualities. The horse market is DUH
MULES-EO drsy mules, TO years old, 16 to
l61S hands, S200g12J0; l51s 70 I6, Sl509lS5 Is TO
1512, Si55 5150; li19 to Is, sl03 9l25.
HORSE5-GoOd driving, Sl2592O0; heavy draft,
el5O12O1; saddle horses. $3.50 80; plugs S40975
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HOUsE-sUILDING MATERIALS

Bricks, lime and cement quiet al former
prices.
FRAaING-LUMBER-Yar prices-Rough. SIS
per 1000 feet; dressed, $50; yellow pine flooring,
S25: shingles, S3ex4 so; lathing-poplar 81 rs;
cypress 81 per 1000 laths. Extra prices for extra
lengths above 20 ieet.
LINE AND CEN ENF-Alabama lime 95c2tl a
barrel; Tennessee, $3.50; Louisville cement, 81 20
/ IS a barrel; ROsedale cement 81 so barrel
Portland, s.; plaster Of Paris. 81 50.
HAIIz-fg "a nor Key
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Total receipts at all o. s ports yesterday 80. $40
TOiai receipts same day in 1852 ., ......... 637
Total receipts same day in 1881 60l7
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
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Bsfger. I0c to 751 ODossum, 5910co ITO 10S15e
esd M--zrzl e % l5c-
LEATHEK-Oak sole, per pounds 940c; hem
I.cE 1881: harness. 35140c; skirtIng, 37140c;
French cal si0Ghoc per dozen; domestic calf $50
Hf5e rR- dozen.
FEATHER5-PfiIle, 4Oc.
WOJi-TGb-ga -h31, 25a35c per pound, IN
washed J.; a23c; bury, lOsl6c
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RAILWAY RECORD.
ARMAND oEPARTuRE Of ThAlNs

Chesapeake, Ohio aud HeuiI. WESTERN
Trains move as follows: No. ? (sxpressl leaves at
1:20 Am; No. mail st $40 n. 20. G (Coyiug-
ton sccomm odation) az $40 Pm. No. fexpress)
arrives at 2:25 Am; No arrives at IS p.r1.. No
g. CovingtOn scc1mmo1sti ton, $50 an. (cily time)
Mem Dhis AID Elttir ssOCk-Traius move
~ follows: No leaves daily az $40 pm arrives
81 IL so pm; No. leaves a. m; srilves az {
an; No. tfreight) leaves HOpC1ed ~ am; AZ
rtves at pm.
EtLoufsVIJe and Nash vfIfe-Trsius move
as follows; Past mail arrives daily ~ 40 :
leaves a. ll;lO pm nialt leaves daily - p
an: passenger accommodation leaves daily at
1910 m; arrives daily al $50 pm feity umel-
will make close connection Tor al PO1ut- East :
Brownsville accommodation leaves daily exec n
Sunday 81 4:55 pm; mall arrives daily ~ 40
pm. Brownsville acCOmmOda itOn aErlye- daily,
except SUNDAY, e. s:Z5 am.
ssSsBDUGS auE CHAR I---t DSI--T rains move
IS follows (city tiIn1): through express leaves
daily at II :O5 N. Mil and express leaves daily
a. S:15 an. sOmeTyiIe accommodation leave,
daily, eKeeat Sunday at 5:lI = N Through ex
press arrives dsiiy 81 II 80 Mall and express
arrives daily % $3.50 p IA. 5Ju1erviile aceOmInO-
datiOn arrives daily, except -uuday, a. $50 n.
Bfs-I-stppf aud GeBrs-ss- e-I rains move
- follows; New orleans and last mail and pres
leaves daily at y 30 U.m.; express freight leaves
dal J, exc ept sunday a. o. pm; freight leaves
daily, exc pt Suni- y. No $3.50 81 N. New Orleans
fast mail and express arrives uzisy at 1910 "a.
express freight arrives daily, excest Sunday, at
$500 am. freight arrives daily, except Sunday al
1850 D.u. Freight tr5ius carry passengers.
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GENERAL TRADE.

Business wss very good Ga Chang yes
terday. The meat market was steady and good
demand; -four very arm. but unchanged; eornEeal
quiet; sugar firm; coffee quiet; molsszes quiet;
rice firm; hay very dull, demand Light; corn
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CHANCERY SALE
or
II EAA Ea r A 4 z /.

No. 400 (D, B. D.-ChAncery Court OF shelby coun-
ty-Fred n. Laurence vs. Heirs-st-law Of Nary
Baxter ct al.
DY virtue of an introductory decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause on the 10th day Of
April, 1873, Will sell Al public auction, 70 the
highest bidder, in front o. Zoe Clerk and Masters
Office, courthouse Of Shelby county, Memphis.
Tenn, on
Saturday, May 10, 1ss8.
within legal hours the following described prop
erty, situated in Shelby county, Tenn, near Men,
phis and de.ignsted on the plan Of ". D. Brown
on or near the Pigeonroost road, made and sur
veyed By VIM. Crane, on the 10Th day Of March,
1856. as Lots GoE. 6, and g. and bounded as fol-
lows: Fronting eight 90 chains and thirteen Us)
links on the east side Of Brown avenue. and run
ming back between parallel Ines at right angles
with said Avenue nine (9) chains and twenty-five
(25) links to k0ssen avenue, and containing N
acres.
Terms Of szle-5even t7) and thirteen (15l
months; purchaser - execute notes with personal
s4tsfzctory security; lien retained, and equity OF
re ismption barred This April Is, 1883.
ROBERT J. BLACK. Clerk And Mater.
ByJ NJ Bradley Deputy Clerk and Master.
Estes 4 Ellctt. I. g. Edgiagton. soils
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coTToN-sssD.
COTTON. SEED MEAL-Pf.

OOIIUN-DbrD IuIaLI--I 4!IlVI FIO VeI VOu
Per carload lots.
COTTON-SEED OILS-Crude, as 9I6 per gallon.
En- round lots Of 100 to 500 brls- Cooking OIL job
lots use. sumner yellow refined oil. 5oc in car
load lots. Winter yellow, 55c, according to
quantity.
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LEE LINE 81 Fam Els,
ROYAL NAIL LINE
To the Netherlands.

TO the NeiherIands.
The First-Class Steamships OF this Line-AM-
SHERIDAN. ROTTERDAM. SCHIEDAM, ZAAN-
DAM, LEERDAM, WA. SCHOLTEN, P. CALAND,
MAS, carrying the United States Mail to the
Netherlands, leave NEW YORK regularly every
WEDNESDAY, ior ROTTERDAM and AMSTER-
DAM alternately. First Cabin. $50: second Cabin.
$50; steersge, s26; from Rotterdam and Amster-
dam, so. "a CAg FAUX, tseusi gent,
No q sonth Milliam street. NeEE YORK.
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CRANCERY SALES.
CHANCERY SALE
OF
R f. a Il e y TATE

No. 1856, r -Chaneery Court Of shelby county,
State Of Tennessee for its own use etc., vs. Jsck
Montgomery ct al.
DY virtue OF interlocutory decree for sale
ID entered IN the above cause on the 18th day OF
February 1885, ] will sell. at public auction, 10
the highest bidder, II front of the Clerk and
Masters oIice, courthouse OF Shelby county,
Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, april IS, 1883,
within legal hours, the following described props
erty. situated In Shelby county, Tenn, to-wit:
Lot No. s., on the east side of College avenue,
adjoining Finnie. McGayock and Others. contain
ing 81 acres, more or less.
Terms OF sale-on credit OF seven "a months:
notes with good security, aud lien retained for
purchase money. This March g. 1888.
R. J. BLACK, Clerk aud Master.
By J. ID. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master
W. NJ. Smith, II. II. Heiskell and O. w, Heiskell.
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MEDICINAL.
NERYOIIS 4ERILIpY
4 UDRR ouAEAngEFs

On. 4. O. VESTS II s5gyz AID SRAIF TREA. NRNr-
specific Tor HystsriS, DtzEiuess, Convuisi ..- &,
ReTvOus Headache. Rental Depression, Ii s. Of
Memory, SparuAto.rhee, lEnpotcucy, Iogoiuf. AIRY
Emissions, Premature OIc Axe, oodsec By over
sxertion, seli-sbnsa OF erfBdulgapce which
leads 20 misery, dseay and oss.G. ORe boz viii
cure recent cases. Each box COZ Lains one monthly
tTea nae NJ. On6 dollar boz, Ct tiZ oSea for 6vt
doll ars; sent by raz, pEepe1d receipt Of price
We guarantee zig boxes 70 cure any cas-. Wit
eanh order received by az for Il. boxes. accomEG
MED with FIVE dollar, Ne viz send she purchase
euT written guarantee 20 Tgtnya -. money II TIL
treatment does not ct7ocg egSs3, Guarantees is
Hued only oy 4. EJs E-ES-f 4 90. Wholesale aEC
Rststl uFTlVgis;B 1l2 Esip stsf-.. y Tenn.
n-hers Nv TssFT ALL raoafun r,-r-.of attention
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

The Memphis market opersd and closed
steady Sales, 1000 bales, including 225 bales Mon
day evening-l05e to exporters, $50 to spinners.
Closing quotations were as follows:
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steady; cats steady with Lisut stock; bran firm;
spples, inferior plentiful choice very sclTcc; 20
taloes nominal; cabbage, plentiful ana goOi de
mand; onions nominal; butter, fair demand
cheese quiet; eggs ess-; -ried apples, good de-
mand; dried p-ach=s neglected; c0tton-seed oils
steady; cottou--se1 meal quiet Other articles M
changed In tone and price.
IMPORTS.
Three tcs bacon and hams, 80 pkzs butter, 3
pEss cheese. , pkss eggs Isl bris -four, Csrs
lumber, 10 6rls meal, % Id horses az mules, 500
sks % ., 5 sks peas, ! car bulk pork and 10 bis
HlisEy.
EXPORTS.
One I'll bsgging, q tcs bscon and hams, SKIS
bran, bris beans pigs butter. 10 bu corn, 3
usgs cnee c, IS 6kg coffee 3 pEgs eggs, 6f3 DTls
-four, 81 bales hay, a pkgs lard, cars lumber %
brs meal 20 I'D horses and rDu es A sSls II Jasses
&c kgs nails, SKIS oats brls onions. K peas, 63
bTs potatoes cars bu PORK. "a brlg packed pork,
81 Okgs tobacco aud 50 Drls whisky.
We give below the Official quotations of the Mer-
chants Exchange, verified by thorough canvass
OF the markets.
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NEW YoEK, April 25.-Money, 4(55 per
sterling sIchsase-biaEe r. sills dbl, isl5@a4S5.
B0nds-GoverD nents q per cent. lower for -
and extended IS; AS and IS unchanged. Kali
roads firm. 5tate securities dull but steady.
st0cEs-The market was very dull to-day. The
re,ult Of the days business shows very little
change from yt sterdsy's close, except in > few
stocks. The weakest STOCKS the last hour were
Louisville and Nashville, Central Pacific, Hortn-
western, and Union 2. citic. Ever these, however,
were only "a 10 q per cent lower than last night,
the latter on NJrthwest IN. Hannibal and ST..
Joseph was strong a. the close, and advanced to
%. In the afterboen Pullman Palace Car ad-
yanced ~ aud Manitoba ~ ClOsing quo ations:
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This New York future market opened steady; at
1880 barely steady; at 1880, steady; at 1890,
closing eady. Sa es, 81, 600 bales. Closing quo
tatiOns were as follows:
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RIVER AND WEATHER.


OFFICE 81 GNAL SERv: CE, U. s. A.,
MEMPHIS Tenn, April Is, 1888. (
The following observations are taken at the
came moment of time Il :oS Pm.) at all the stations
named:
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AVEN 10
The New York spot market opened easy: al II,
quiet ard steady; at 2, steady, closing steady.
Sales, 2oo bales. Contracts, 600 bslea Closing
quotations were as follows:
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FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
FOR VICKSBIJRG
IOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCIyNAYI

Memphis aud ssbso River Packet 20.
FOR LOUISVILLE AND CIACISEATI--Slezl1
AN Ed Il kS & d NJ, s.silz.ze
II. J. Vinton master r. W. McCly....... :. .cle
Leaves above FRIDAY April 27th, at pm.
For information inquire on board, or TO
r. W. LIGHTBURNE, 6. +. and T. Agt., Monroe.
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haxihun ten persture, 81.
Minimum temperature, so.


HaxImun ten persture, 81.
Minimum temperature, So
WHEELING, A pril 25.-Noon-River 20 feet
and rising. Weather cloudy and cold. Night
River 19 feet, and falling. Weather clear and COOL
PIrTsBURG April 25.-Noor-4River1 IL ff Ell
and falling. Weather cloudy and cold. Night
River IL feet 10 inches, aud falling. Weather clear
and warm.
CINoINNATI,A pril 25-Noon-River "a feet
10 inches and rising. Weather clear; therE1ome-
ter 49, Night-Rfyer IS feet inches, and rising.
weather clear and warmer; Arrived: Will ).
Hays, New Orleans. Departed: Cons hillar Mem
phis.
LOUISVILLE. April 5.-Noon-River r,s
ing with y feet inches in the canal, and 10 feet
inches IN the chute on the falls. Weather clear
and pleasant. Arrived: E, x. Springer, C1Dcin
nsti Ni2ht-Riyer rising with Is feet in the canal,
and IL feet in the chute on the falls. Weather clear
and cool.
EVANSVILLE, April %. Noon - River
rising with IS 5-l0 feet scant BIZ the gauge.
Weather clear; thermometer Coz. The 5. l.. Wood
snd tow of emPties passed up at moon. Night
River rising with Is sic feet scsnt by the gauge.
Weather clear: thermometer, ca.
CAIRO, April 25.-Noon-River Al feet
inches, and rising. Weather clear and warm Ar
rived: Joseph Walton. Louisville, e. m. Depart
ton, New Orieans, an. NighI-River Il feet
inches, ara rising. Weather clear; Their ometer,
Coz, Arrived Belle kenphis, VicksbuTE. Pm.
ISee additional River Meas on Fourth PG0e.l
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
PORTLAND, April 25-Arrived: Sarnis,
Liverpool.
QUEESsTowS, April 25.-ArriEed: Helve-
tia, New York,
LONDON, A pril 25.-Arrivej out: Monarch
a. d EsyPtisl, New York.
NEW ORLEANS, April 25-Clearsd: An
dean, liverpool: Nymphsca, Dunkirk- Arrived :
Excelsior, New York.
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MOVEMENTS - THE LEVEE.

ArriUGis-Jsmss Lee Ffisrs Point; City Of st.
Louis, New Orleans; Guiding SJzT, New Orleans
, John A sc1dder, 81. Louis
DtpdTtIfres.-J2n s Lee, FriHrs P1iut; wyoming,
New Orleans: John A scuddeU New Orleans;
Hard Cash y hite r1veT; Gndiug star, Cincinnati;
CITY Of -. Louis St Louis; Deal Adams OsceOla.
EOCis in Port -Ccasona.
BoGts Due Dorm Andy Bsum
Boats Dise US.-ka,e Adams and Arkansas City.
Receipts YseIerSsy.
City of st. Louis-1j0 pkgs merchandise
Guiding Star-ZU cases vine and 20 cases milk.
Dean AdRms-24 bales cotton, nd stock and 43
pigs EundIies
James Left bales cotton, S bgs seduction, 9
SKIS seed, bull and 20 pigs sundries.
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STEAMBOATS,.
SPECIAL NOTICE;.

STEAMER MARK TWAIN-W.
= Hall, master; J. d. Fuller, clerk, -sssksskzSza
Will leave for DYERSBURG and all way land
tngs EVERY MONDAY 81 O'Clock p.m., until
urther notice.
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MEMPHIS COTTON STATEMENT.

INeEs-Aiddling, SIC; good middling. 91sc.
eTAISs-GOOd ordinary, Sc; low middl ing, SIC;
a. II,
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EXCHANGE on New YORK buying at par, selling
At 4 pr MUM. Ea-tsru cotton bills buying at =
ger cent discount. selling at par; ami exchange
On EsT orleans = discount buying, and par
ceiling.
BEnE stOCks-Bsnk OF Commerce, 1875; First Ma
LiOual, us; German National, N0g2lg: Mammal.
tan, IGO9l7O; stste National, l20SlZjj Union and
Planters, 1304I421Z bid.
InsutAncs sJOcks-Home, 57970; Bluff City, 100;
Peoples, 65 Planters, lis; Phoenix, go Mem
phis city. 100. Hernzndo, 1917: Vanderbilt 13gl5
observation-disclosures storage and Com
pres Compsu5, new issue, par esked Memphis
Ca stock 50; do. bonds, 9j098; Memphis Water
Company bonds with accrued interest. par do,
stock, 1870 Memphis city bonds, old, 3D933I, CON
promise bonds, O. Cos; coupons irom.old bonds %;
from compromise bonds, 20; ledger balances So /;
judRmeuts on coupons and bonds, SO; paving in
debtedness, 50: shelby county Memphis and OHIO
raiirOAdJ Is 9S9l00. warrants, 9091go; Mississippi
leYee bonds and cOupons, district No. |, I0Sll;
do. scrip. lOgIl: Bank OF Tennessee notes, new
issue 701z97I; Crittenden county (ArE.) warrants,
20: DesnG county 20: Mississippi County, 70.
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RIVER NEWS.
CLEANERS LEAVING.

Arkansas City. KATE ADAMS, Cheek, pm.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
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AND TRADE.
FINANCE.

Bakers report IN der ste demand and
fair supply. IS per cent discount the ruling rate
Clearings Balances
AnrfI 18th ...... 81 1O2 Is3 50 s. gu q
Thus far this week. as 753 50 125.729 10
Sau.e time last week. ..... 463 0i2 81 l04 COS %
sane week last YEAR. 4is.Ol5 Is 6j3lj o.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-21

Mr.. THOMAS A. HOWARD, of Honey Grove,
Faunin county, Tex, under date of April 5, 1888,
writes of follows
81 have been suffering during several years
from severe illness, and general breaking down
of nv physical system, and have tried the treat
ment and prescriptions OF many doctors far and
near, and travelled to the Hot Springs and other
mineral springs famous for their remedial quail
ties drinking the waters and bathing systemat-
icaly in their healing depths, but all to no
avail, as I steadily failedin health; aud although
informed by my physicians that my ailments
and weakness were the result of kidney disease
of dangerous character, they could give me
nothing to cure me. During the past two years
my suffering at times we're dreadful. and had
the most indescribable pains in the regions
about the kidneys, the paroXysms of which were
SO severe as to render ii impossible fer me to
sleep. While in this deplorable and discouraged
condition 1 was persuaded TO try Hunts Rem
edy, and after using less than half bottle my
great suffering and paroxysms of pain were en-
tirey relieved and could sleep better and long
than had in two years before, and although
1 AIN now on myfhird bottle only, my improve
ment is very remarkable, and regret that did
not know OF the wonderful curative powers OF
Hunts Remedy before, as it would have saved
me years of suffering. heartily recommend it
to all afflicted with any kidney disease or disease
of the urinary organs"
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TELEGRAPHIC BREvIrIEs.


The annual cattle drive in the Southwest is ex-
pected to reach l 100000 head.
T. j. Fish mayor of Racine Wis., was fined in
aJustlce court for fast driving on the streets.
The New York cigarmakers will lose $3.50, 900
a week during their lockout. There is no pros
pect OF either side yielding.
Gilbert j. Hne, n leading citizen OF Middle
port, N. Y, undertook to pick cherries from a
housetop, but lost his balance and was instantly
killed.
A prisoner who was being taken to the Ohio
Penitentiary jumped through window
when the train was going at the rate of thirty
miles an hour, and has not since been seen.
Andrew Mercer died in Canada, leaving an
estate worth $250,000 and no will. 1t has been
decided that the property escheats to the Do
minion government, which represents the
crown.
Mrs. J. C. Ingram, of Grand Rapids, Mich, was
driving ont, on Thursday, with some friends
throwing the occupante out of the carriage. Mrs.
Ingram was killed.
The horses and carriages used by the men who
robbed the Coldwater, Mich, National Bank
were found on Thursday few miles distant.
On the seat OF the vehicle lay diamonds and
jewelry valued at 81 900 more.
Rev. Henry Younger, coored Baptist
preacher, has been Indicted at Union City,
Tenn, charged with the rape of a little colored
girl, aged ten years. He will probably be
lynehed by q mob of his own people
Miss Clara Collins, of Denver, was accidentally
killed by one of her most intimate friends. on
her friend, picking up old pistol, supposed
not to be loaded, and pointing 1t at her head,
pulled the fatal trigger, and sent the ball crash
ing through her brain.
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IN A STILL HOUR
TWO Learned Men Have a Talk
and Come to Common
Conclusion.
March Il. 1888.

"There can be 10 question as TO that" said DR..
P, who is prominently connected with GER
tain hospital, to his friend, the House Surgeon,
as the two sat having "A smoke and quiet chat
in the reception room late n recent stormy
nighttime question at ALL" Ever since began
practice in that little country village you've
heard me speak OF, away up near Lake ontario,
thirty years ago, have felt-in common with
all other physicians-the need OF a reliable pas-
ter There are so many diseases-if, indeed,
the majority do not come under the rule for
which a good external application is better than
remedies poured into a PATIENTS stomach"
That's sc, Doctor, and to show vou my faith
in your theory, I may say that since have held
my position here, have opposed the idea of
dosing people, except in cases when we were at
our wits end and it seemed to be that or moth
ing. Some soothing application, II the patient
needs anything, combined with rest aud good
nursing, will do the business-save where cases
of accidents require heroic treatment"
81 say, Doctor" said the other, you can speak
of it, or not, just you like, but in my private
practice, when want anything of the sort
use BENsON'S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER.
It's proprietary thing OF course, but it Ia by
all odds the best plaster I have come across. 1t
is scientifically prepared, quick in taking hold,
sure to relieve where relief is possible, and neat
as wax to handle 1t is just the perfect aower
of all that has ever been done in that line.
happen TO know, too, that 1t ia being rapidly in
troduced in the principal hospitals of London,
Paris ana other leading cities In Europe"
You needn't fret, my friend" laughed the
House Surgeon, "oyer the chance of being
caught in an act OF professional herorOdOxy, for
we use BensOn's here every day, and so they do
ut the other city hospitals. We find IL 30 much
better than liniments, lotions, etc, that the hot
ties are actually getting scarce in the house"
Bensou's plasters are prepared from i'm
proved formula by distinguished PHYSICIANS and
chemists To meet want felt for years. You Will
not lbs disappointed in them. In the middle of
ttis grniIi!ir Is cut the WORT CAPCINE. Price,
- cents Seabary Il johnson, New York