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IoKoNI, Ark. Oct. 26. 18S3.-For the sake of
the balance OF mankind who may he suffering,
wish to give you my experience with one of your
Georgia remedies. / have been afflicted with
sores on me as large as mans hand for that
length of time, and last summer was 80 bad off
that could not wear any clothing. Everybody,
lnciuding myself had given me up TO die, and
said L would be dead man In three months. l
D. I'd taken hundreds of bottles of all kinds of
81 dicines, had spent hundreds Of dollars with
1hysiciaDs, and had ruined my system with
1nIercury and potash, when friend told me OF the
wonderful cures made by Swift's Specific I got
at and began its use, and soon found IL was just
what l wanted. In short time it cured me
Sound and well. Thousands of dollars could not
bay from ne what Swift's Specific has done for
me- The county officials, ana in fact everybody
IN the county will bear witness tn what have
written, for was weTl-known case. Yours
Eesi.A-sfn1lv r. l. HIGH.
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Hymn of the Nativity

Dost Thou IN mauger lie,
Who hast all created,
Stretching infan: hands on nigh,
Savior long awaited
If a monarch, where Thy slater
Where Thy court on Thee to WALTZ
Royal purple, wheref
Here no regal pomp 70 see,
Naught hut need and pennry;
Why thus eradled here2
Plying love for fallen man
Brought Me thus down low,
For a race deep lost in sin,
Rushing into woe.
BY this lowly birth OF Mine,
Countless riches shall be thine,
Matchless gifts, and free;
Willingly this yoke take,
And this sacrifice make,
Heaping joys for thee.
Fervent praise would I to Thee
Evermore be raising;
For Thy wondrous love to me
Praising, praising, Uraising.
Glory, glory be forever
Unto that most bUunteous Gfver,
And that loving Lord!
Better witness TO Thy worth,
Purer praise than ours on earth,
Angels songs afford.
john Manburn, Brussels, A5O--l5O2.
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I wandered down hfe's garden,
In the flush of a golden day,
The flowers and thOrns grew Jhiekly
In the spot where l CHANGED to stray.
1 went 70 choose me a flower
For life, far veal or tor woe;
On, on went, till stayed me
By the spot where the lilies grow.
s'Yes, will carry lily"
said in my manhood's pride;
"A blood ess, thornless lily
Shall be my aowor!' L cried.
I stretched nv hands out quickly
To where t.ie pale blossoms grew,
Va N-ts5 the air that Shivered}
'S(sA IL wind that blew2
Was it my hands that scorched them2
As l touched the blossoms fair,
They broke and scattered their petals
On the sunny noontide air
Then saw a great. bright angel
with opal-coiured wings,
Where the light flashed in the feathers
In golden giImnIeringB.
he said, "Thou hast snned and suffered;
Lilies are not for thee.
They are all for the little children,
Emblems OF purity"
s'shall never carry lily9
NeveT2" bitterly cried,
With his great eyes full of pity,
The heavenly one replied:
HWhen the heat of the day is over;
when the goal is won," he said,
s'Ah, then lay God's lilies
In the hands of the stainless dead!"
An the Year Round.
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Tnnneltnc a Volcano.

Mexican Financ:er.
1t is proposed to drive tunnel into the
crater of Popocatapetl and to build from the
mouth of the tunnel a railway to connect
with the Interoceanic railway at Amecameca.
The parties who are in negotiation for the
property with the owner of the Volcano
General Casper Sanches Ochoa, are said to be
a rich American house. The representatives
OF the house visited the volcano with the
French engineer, Mr.. Charles Roay. A con-
tract is said to have been made for the ex-
portation of so 900 tons of sulphur year at
least. 1t is also proposed to establish fac
tory of sulphuric ACID for use here in Mexi-
co, selling it at So a quintal of $50 strength
These products of Popocatapetl will add
railway.
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Doom.

The doom Of Oleg by priest foretold;
80 Prince. if brief or long thy years shall be,
Know this: thy noble war-steed, swift and bold,
Shall bring thy death TO thee"
sNot sol" cried Oleg, wroth, with flashing eyes;
"My steed-best frlend-a traitors heart
reveal
r save his honor, for this hour he dies!
And saying drove the steel.
But who the point of fate can turn or dul2
Years after, coming to his chargers grave.
A poison serpent, lodged within the skull,
The prince his death wound gave.
Edith NJ Thomas, in The Critic.
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A Belled Buzzard.

Franklin IN. " News,
AS Mr.. Levi Hollingsworth was passing
through his farm, on the evening of the 21st
ult., his attention was attracted by the
sound of bell. At first he thought it was
on the ground. but soon heard it in the air
above him. When he looked up he dis
tipctly saw a bell fastened to buzzard, and
heard the sound of it half mile. As Mr..
Buzzard led large flock of buzzards South
to roost, the same bell and buzzard was seen
by his daughters as it flew over the house.
Who belled the buzzard?
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GRATEFUL-COMF
& p PISS COCO "A.
3REAKEAS ST

BY thorough knowledge or the natural laws
which govern the operations OF digestion and
nutrition, and by "A careful application of the Gne
properties of well-sclecteu Cocoa, Mr.. Epps has
provided our breakfast tables with dellcasely
Favored beverage which may save us many
heavy doctors bills 1t Is by the judieious use
of such articles OF diet that a constitution may
be gradually built mp until strong enough TO re-
sist every tendency disease Hundreds OF sub
tie maladiss ara floating arOund us ready to at
tack wherever there Is u weak point We may
escape many fatal shaft by Keeping ourselves
well fortified with pure blood and properly
nourished frame.-[Ctvu Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold
In tins only (l9-lh. aud hi by grocers, labelled
thus: JAMES EPPS & Co, Homeopathic
Chemists, London, England.
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No Grease for Him.

"When Greece her knees-Greece her knees
Greece her knees," stammered an embarrassed
sohoolbey forgetting the next line OF his recita-
tiGn. "Fhere ia no occasion to grease any body s
knees" shouted his teacher. 500 and study
your piece" Neither is there occasion to grease
your hair. Psrker's Hair Balsam is all the
dressing yon want, Restores the original gloss
and color to grey or faded hair Does not soil
the linen; not dye; good for the seaipI prevents
falling 0Ht.
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emerson vile, Madison & Indianapolis
Depart-seuthern Express, daily s.. 400 am
Louisville and Madison Ex-
press. .-.--..-. ...-...-.-.. 7:24 am
Louisville ana Madison mail,
p. $40 pm
Louisville A accommodation,
daiy,r c..--.......--....--. GA pm
arrive -lndtaDapolis and Madison
Mail Observation-Disclosures, 9;44 am
indianapolis, st. LOuis and
Chicago Eek press, daily, n. 1853 am
New York and Northern Fast
Express, r c............ 5:34 pm
st. Louis, Chicago and Detroit
Fast Line, daily, s..-...-..-.1 1929 pm
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Chicago, St LOUIS & Plttsbjlrd
Depart-New York. PHILADELPHIA, Wash
lngton, Baltimore aud Pitts
burg Tx press daily, s..... 4;22am
Dayton and Columbus Elk
press except Sunday. AZ am
Richmond Accommodation. 49,. 3:57 DIN
New York, Philadelphia, Wash
1ngton, Baltimore and Pitts.
burg Express, daily, &. h. 49,. 4:52pu
Dayton Express exc'p Sunday 4;J2 nm
arrive -Richmond Accommodation, ex-
eept Sunday .--.......-..... 9:42 am
New York. Philadel Bha, Wash
IngtOn Baltimore and Pitts
burg Express, daily .........ll:37 am
Columbus and Dayton Express
except Sunday .......- 5:27pm
New York, PnilaGelp hia, Wash
lngton Baltimore and Pitts
burg Express. daily .......... 1922 pm
Dayton Express. daily except
Sunday 1922 pm
CHICAGO DIVISION VIA KoKOMo, P, c. & ST ,RR.
Depart-Louisville and Chicago Elk
press D Hoo am
Lo1ISville and Chicago East
A. Express, daity, s.----........I0 :44 pm
Arrive - Chicago aL4 Louisville Fast
Express, daily, s.--..-...---. 3:j9am
Chicago and Louisville Elk
press, p. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 334 pm
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THE YOUNG FOLKS COLUMN.
THE PUZZLE DEPARTMENT..

Everything relating to this department. must
be addressed to W. H GRAHAM. West ScarOOr-
ough, Cumberland county, Maine. Original CON
trbutiOns and answers to each weeks puzzles
are solicited from ALI
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Wabash, st. LOUIS & Pacific.
Denart-Detroit and CHICAGO Mail &c. I'll I am
Toledo, Fort Wayne Grand
Rapids and Michigan Ex-
press --..-..--....... ...... 204 pm
Detroit and Toledo Express.
daily, C. e and s..........--.ll:29 pm
Arrive Michigan and Toledo Express,
daily except Monday 1890. 2:OJ am.
Toledo and Fort Wayne Ex-
press. 1854 am
Detroit and Chicago Mail zee. $50 pIu
Cincinnati, Hamilton and INDIANAPOLIS
Depart-Cincinnati, Dayton and Toledo 400 am
Cincinnati, Dayton Toledo
and New York -.........--. 1850 am
Cennersvile Accommodation. 4;30 pm
Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo
and New YORK Express. $40 nm
Arrive COnnersvine Accommodation. 8 80 am
Cincinnati, Peoria and st.
Louis. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. am
Cincinnnti Accommodation 500 nm
Cincinnati, Peoria and st.
Louis 1910 pun
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IN spite of all the new remedies which are con
stantly introduced to the public, DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup still takes the lead for the cure OF
coughs, colds etc. Price 20 cents.
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The Dear Little Heads in the Pew.

Inc D0ar Aiblio menus HI eho eWs
In the morn OF the holy Sabbath,
1 like in the church to see
The dear little children clustered,
Wershiptng there with me.
am sure that the gentle pastor.
Whose words are like summer dew,
Is cheered as he gaZes over
The dear little heads in the pew.
Mrs. M f. Sangster, in Advance.
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No. 92o-1. Canon. 2. Omar. 8. E-thus.
4. O-tho.
No. 92l.-He doth much that doth thing
we'll
No. 922.-Sublapsaran.
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RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
RAINS RUN BY CENTRAL STANDARD rIMEj

CTRAINs RUN BY CENTRAL STANDARD rIME.)
Trains marked TINS, &C.. reclining chljrclr; ms
s'sieeper; thus, p psrior ca +; thus, H. motel car
(Bee LineI c.. c., c. & Indianapolis.
Depart-New York and Boston Express
daily, s..-.-................-4 :15 am
Dayton Columbus ard New
YORK Express, c....--..-..101O am
Anderson and MIcngae Ac-
commOdatlOn .-..-..-....-..- HOO am
Wabash aud Muncie Accom-
mediation. .--.-.............. 5:25 pie
New York and Boston, daily, 5
Observation-Disclosures. 700 pm
BRIGaTWOOD DIVISION.
Daily ......-...-. 4:56 am =. $50 pm
Daily 1000 am. 49, 5:39 pm
Daily .-...--...-. H0:45 am. 6:59 pm
AGO., DAILY -..--.---. 2:lO pm
AIrlFe Louisville, New OrleanS and
ST. Louis Express, daily 80. GAO am
Elkhart and Goshen Express 1873 am
South Bend Express .......... $50 pin
Boston, indianapolis and
Southern Express. ... $50 pm
New York st. Louis Eek.
press, daily 10:55:pm
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l. We offer a book for the first complete list
OF answeTs.
2. We offer fifty cards for the next best list.
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XoA's work is good
FRANCtS--We use the last of yours this week.
l.. ]. B.-Very glad to receive the puzzle mat
ter. Please call often,
MERMAID-We thank you for the "arthmetic."
Call often.
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Indianapolis and Vlncennes.
Depart-Mail and Cairo Express ---... 7:O4 am
VlncenDes Accommodation. 3:39 Dm
Arrive Vincenues Accommodation. 1924 am
Mail and Cairo Express. 4:39 pm
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pliy GOODS.

The last despatch from New York SAYS, Thcrc
was more Inquiry Tor all classes OF ghndg with
many mudetn ~ good Assui tmouts giving
gnod volume t sales Buyers uJe arriving ana
hlAtso uuiahrr ave In ,ha market Tbry ats
investigating all utltriIgs and ut such goods a,
hMotImtnis are required tOAiugs keep the move
mtnl steady and Oi good proportions With ana
weather more settled, \ good trade will ummg-
dalol follow, but unit, such unc DEALING viii
hs very conservative
Exports Ot domestic cottons for th.r..l s--i
packages iiucc January lu .UA pack s,,s
against SNl packages last year aud 4 as p,,k
axes III lAl In face OF the mo disapt,enbI.
Iay OF iho winter the attention VI buynls ,hn,
uevn rsul',,u 10 actual requirements Some
speclS'ts have hoa inquiry but for reas,u,
stove stated the Nolum0 OF new bushes. wa.
but moderate
ro,pAvs QUOTATIONS.
:, rhlNrs-t freeman = B; Lodi, s. Gloucester. O..
mnImHnE' Noohoc& ca; Ncrrmac, t; Grccn,
souu o.; Peabody black, 81; simpsnn bmrt
ing, 6A, ~ "'N''"'
Navy ppows poNrsucs- Augusta "a ~.
iuu'eH hS3n' ~, ewlit CIrck, a. 4 81, Eua
~ SS kdgencd, a, 81. Cabot ii. w,
Derby 81 ; 80 Ulcudalc 81, ~; Na,ch,s, AZ
WI NhAtlct oas, ~ 4, Lake George "a ~
HHM Western, ~ S International, llSSi
F!NkfGoMN oMsuUS-lakc George Z. liar.
W" -, lNahnnMs, V Great Falls 4 rrpt.
OriCr 'N "'''N'
=, EttAcutp noNEsucs-- soclsl, o. sunny Side y
holmcSNhG ~; Forest y Rig Rouanga N u
autumn ~, Luu>dalG ~, lousdalr, ramhflc
mhN NmsnlM, iaSi New York mills, Is. Diamond
iIill, camOrG Y knights camhrlc' d Hem III
Y Hero, ~ y Balarlyale, 2 Cam6tldgS III y
bucks ArkwrighLlG Ettrck, S.olly,, STARK
H1,"h Ia slalkl h'Ch lon; savage S,nA i9t,
XSXnSS IN I mo.,in ana dSe 90, ne uamrdcn
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HARDWARE.


lN'lAA GlOIAIlONN
AAes-OoulnS, per dozen. $50. Gold pnIet
pM doson SlO; Diamond rayA nor totrn'
Wm; Double Ri 2ltuN
NhuNtS and Spades Row'apd's. dls,nuut 40
l|t cont; Am~' usL steel gpOJs, discount 90 and
10 pu,ueu '''N
NallS--AOO rate,
torsc ShOys-N2a Vvt Neg
Horse udG- Northwestern No.s.b51. No A
So, per buN '7'' ~" Z"
lrOn-iC rate
slcel-plow, ", lay, r.; east lSc nor p,upd
pVr cent "'''''"'
shtllets and lds, DO per pound: sugar srttos
BE- per pound ''' ''''''
IAcLa IN boxes 0papcrs 50 nor hox
ptt do,ou, 800 '"N''
MallSks-pcr dOsNu, ltOO.
ooAits-FatbaukS discount rs mn reut
Howe discount 20 per cont. W. ''"'
lh plate g., luNlL per hoN, NAl. a. lix
NV ror ooN, SEQ; TcrnG lNN0 nor bev a.
IgtnG NN9N per box lA5O w
IhWNrN -p.cC.i Discount 100 mo- ,.,, .
tmpcd, dIsvouuL % ptr cont 'N''''
pound. "''' ~" ny P'i
No. duck borc ccllRrS-l Onp,r J,rpp
ham,s.'tWo loop, ~ pcr dufpp. ur,, l,,,
T. IL per dozen '''NN "'l'
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sAppiEKyANp LgArusn.

~ W-HNN VVNTNrIONN,
no s'1h LRAraw oAx-.No 1, ssesae No, 4 81 A
hksLock-Rest buifalo slaughter. ~ s,,,, on
oosl Malan,oras ~ No = NJ ropJ Jsmsc,'u ~ ~
"a, YAK HARNESS LRArnkR-No, 1. seSsSSr No .
nnknloes-primN NJ do good, ~ DO No 4 ~,
on nrSssoh oAifshis-ei Is 1 W according 70
A., rwy n, \. oALrsKis--No. l. q 10 to a.
coriing TO weight, Wv wv se-
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POULTRY. BurreR Ann rou.

In speaking VI tho butter ,r,l,b. Ctt,.-,
VOmmcu m bulletin saws "rhs mar ct u, ,,,,Np
ny w MnsNusavloN condition The demand 4,
um'Nd character sud with arrumi,',I
supphes not alone n thl. market I'm tbrtWsN -
n wy ,he country, holders sto NATURALLY an,ess
S,w wMH uoNeIsr while there Is snue mn.
NT,ulANu 10y extra fancy makes VI crramc,, Nh
N'uvt tNNk remains very dun and urrl, "a, a
sNr ,mprsp Src mNionS n nav, ,is
koVu, sold AMI tcceiN. stcount of So. k,
memhanW here Are unable IN close ont con,ls,,'
mi w., su wn county shippers ,houd he patrnt
ru"M uhul hnldets are able To nyo, ,,i,,'
su,s'htt he property On the market Wonii ,,,
i lavnss sales, and would only bring about Nil
On ro.pAN's QUOTATIONS.
v, A,a,vNs ms quote al s, Nes co Per dp,cn
kees-l,ssac per uotcn,
Is country - wv" 'VVA'nN iod
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ItQt',IISs
ro-uAY QUOTATIONS..

ALcoHoIS-g2 30 per gal ~ per high wines.
WHIsEY-HeCt6ul. 81 ljml SO as re- proof
soar mash one year Old 81 co. two Yeas OLD
" OO@t2 70. three year, old 81 5G&S2 70; fancy
extra oidwhisky, S.G5 as per age.
WiHEt-Clorct, In case, f3a6 per qGallty. "a.
ttwha per gal 9NWl 90 Port 81 OnS. Sherry,
per gal, 81 sos MOlrifr, per "a, " Goes Whit
wine IN Csses, u OpNlO
CHAMPNGsS-Jdlcs Nun h Co, e25n29 Red
SEX, IN basket 2b64S. krur. IN basket Sa3O.gs
Domestic champagne, e7mf
AE-stocE Ale per doG q OOG9 Is; Porter
per 9oN s. OO12 25
Hor1lr BrGlg-SL LCun quUr,g eI& pints sll ~
BniWelHcG own slse, Sl2 tN pius, sli " IN.
anger beer quarts, elg. piu6, Sl20
Hub Punch Sl8uL
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TRADE ITEMS,

10 HloSO t'ns
Nearly 400 barrels OF beer were manufactured
a. saltwater last year
The lc.sss frnm tho German nood are e,,l.
mated ~ about tNb0NN,
The coal production OF ohio last year was
o. shn noi iona 'N"' WIS
puriuG the last buffalo hun, IA Montana Via
81 head Of buffalo. '''''' -'''"
The total value Of the prcducts Of rula,h'
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WAGON woOp WORK

DALLAS supplies nearly all uorh Texas with
wagon wood work, aud the sales iu this line Az,
Steady ana continuous. Price, me rs follows
rp-pAN.S QUOTATIONS..
eFyG', -Fnm To- ~ Dn1h. Der s,t XXX sci
&C. s., Xxx 3! 70
s'"rr fsi'nra--ls br e. 90 -t p,,spt
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Charter Amendments.

] cfsAil charter D. amended 30 ~ 10 read as fol-
low. Sacuuu p bat the bounds and limits Of
heaty OF Dallas shall be a. follows. icylu-
ring ~ a point ON the north corporation line
OF de present corporate limits OF said city where
the rlcG OF the Missouri Pacific railroad en- ssts
saidLEt- thence with the line OF said railroad 10
po.ut Wh''e said railroad track crosses the
uortAvt OF the John 1rigsby league;
tLyuct .4 SIT &. east Win ssld lvuslt tlue Inc
dly.s.u.. IlLe between both Ne 5 and No, 9 OF
said eagur, thence with said division line south
90 ga,i through To tle southeast line OF said
league thence with said southeast league Line
ina .OLthWtsicrly titCCtuu 10 The south cor
uer az said league thence moth 4 west with the
southwest liHe OF the said league To point
where said line iuterstois the south line of the
present limits OF sail city as established by
am aClOt The legislature approved August .,
1876 entitled; An act Ia incorporate the cry OF
Dallas and 20 grant new charter 10 sM ely
Thence westerly with said present south line 10
the Trinity tytr thence up said Trinity river u
The northwest conner OF said present corpora
ton. thence with the north line 81 said pres
eut corporation 10 the place Of beginning Tina,
section 81 Oi the charter of the city of Dallas by
amended 50 rs To read as follows
Section d. The city council may at
AMY time after ne adoption of this
uut hy ordinance establish the Office
OF .prouiur Of said city and order The elect ut
g. suitable lt-avu % ul Tine Sfut, aud " hen
.gut.d Sud qualified be shall oe the chief U-
eiuu, ws sis,ra,p OF the city. and shall hold Mi'
Office A.ll hls Successor is elected sud qualified
lue election ut WHOM sau,l be 90 Che meat gen.
yUal election ut city officers and us such shall
hold cUuT. Wl.tiu sHlG u'ty boy lhc name of
Recorders Court OF Che vlN Ui puilas which
sull court shall have exclusive OuEiua, juris.
llyuua AMI OuEul6augy ui all Mislymsuuufs,
breaches tae peace iuirauu,0S Of ua Ogii.
nance, aui an other causes Arising IN der the
laws %. said li y: and said court shall also have
exclusive original jurisdiction OF all misde.
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0ROCnIn,

Acc dslng 70 the Journal des F.brleant, de
sucre. ths production Of be,t nj ,ugar Al.
kurope his year amounts 10 40 coo tons, an n.
sIsase o. 49, ~. tous over lsst year Germauy
sun me greatest producer. heading tho list
VIZ seeo Ions Austrian Hungary ranks next
"a tAWA tons. France third. Nith ilUOgbt,
fohsh Russia fourth. as, coo tons
hec Tee IA caoap, aud Il stin dcclluinF the
Llt ict being unusually larEe The world )
supply On January |. was A. follow
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BUILDING MATERIAL.

Thesaw mills In Casad. cut LAT season about
100000 feet Of lumber
It's estimated that the total log cut Of the
sss sea-, % 81 he upper AisUssppl viii reach -.
AVA nut kuO. which grew on the farm Of j.
stph season, utsf teuuevlle. ludiapa ami for
several years supposed o. be wotthit ~ GA Ac-
'.lAl or ~ az. vas rtcnIy suld for between
-. ah1 sNO ~ expectation % EurOps
The saent Of the tree slaughter may be seen
~ .Nt ils'' lg itti4s Of sawed produei. as Ie-
,lfned "a me Julied Stats census Of ESQ.
NumbDf % lathe. ........... ....... 4 FOL .sseO
Numh"rni sNfng 'r- ........ Srs,t al Oh
Nur Der Slaves ,.,..,.............. lIts t-t0oV
rum co. urHdiugs ........... l4i ili 100
Eoett bobhln aud spools ........ St.s6p0
h.Ne u plulur. 49,. elai f,g -
Eut beside th,se items. there afe vfsat guan!.
urs Of trees brought down f1t other pul poe.
tHAh t'r saving Professor sargent says that in
few yeais The entire present stock will 10
gohe. TINS "a esrtcially the cnie with the supply
on white linr. The ntal quantity 81 tht' ma
~ Standing is putnt uog apo'e sIttow0UUJ
itst hnd thc annual cutting u 70 a. shout No. tg,-
lNVuo ttcG A. which rate before another cen.
IS l'sr rolls around, tue supply will DO 81
haus.oi,
ro-nAYs guprAv.oHs.
tAicN--At he gllns 10 10 k.m run.
bfpSe-a 'he Dallas guarngs s' Der cp1s
,noE ~ 'oJ omtsuon lS to' van t4d % f1r
lrNpss-yolor pine rough. 81 60 81 10
'e ,cl - iS'tin length. " o.. Mer'.' Nt
lit 'h.3 f""ting and tusting T. s .is
81 cg,na o M yellow one
sdmE r. white pino ceiling, 81 - drs
a'...tb.f titr iiut Sliding. Lrsi vlUun. .
Ash tNu "r.r'i Scoring, g'uu BIZ .f
EE'RH dlg s'1 hotr side, Wa. ur.s a.
.l'' 60 ', 'Hvn'n 'cou. 81 futg sH .,.h. 81 .
POP 80 -s $40 H.r.
Io1.-c.Ga- g. 90 Ruacusro Na
.. he- ipur thousand
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-21
c ,AlERCE AND TRADE


'ALLAs, Jan. 20 Tho weather to-sny 10 the
eot.a, AaoNn "a this city for three year, hut
Notwithstanding this there were n gnodly mum.
her Of Wagons on the streets aud business, IN a
retail way, was really good not To say active In
tbs " hOlesale line theit seemed W be more do.
ing than usual and ono dealer remarked that
there was largcrnumbcy ~ country merchants
In the city to-day then had been Witnessed Tor
some time pas, the inC'emcut weather permit.
ting them 10 visit the city 10 topouish their
stocks All Indications NV puiut "a
heavier business In tho city next season Than
ever has be-, transacted here hci0' e., and sons
OF ihs Largest dealers arc making thpr calcutta
tons to Increase thtir sales nt least 80 per cent
above what thpg were Ia lA'4 There Is no
dobbt, with the increased 81 topping facilities al
ready accomplished aud other, tbatwil s0Ou he
contaminated the general trade " Dallas viii
be greatly enlarged aud eXtei dcd the present
season hni tho prospect fur tho most prosper
aus year with merchants IN every Hue o., tdds
ia OF the most Batltrns character