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NERVOUS DEBILITY
: CURE sUARAHTEEB.

DE-. 4. o. Wrsf's ErRvK AND BEAIS TREA1AEEY-
specific for Eyster1z, Dizziness, ConvulEioE .,
Nervous Hessache. Mental Depression. Loss OF
Memory, SperTnatoTrhes, 1napotoneE, Involuntary
exerticn, Ealf-anuse or o7eT-i2dnlsence. which
leads 70 misery, decay and oes;a. One 3Gx vii
cure recer1 ezsea. Each box contains one monthly
SreatlEant- One dollar box, or SIX boxes for I'VE
doDsFs sent by nail, prepaid, on receipt OF price
We guarantee SIX boxes 70 cure any case. With
each ordsr received by rs for six bozss, aocomps-
MED with i've dollars, ne VII sand the purchaser
oar written guarantees to EStuFn tHe IeeEey Il the
treatment ocas not effect Rc1-9, 6zst<7tsEe Is.
ssed- only by A. EEEkEET d Co., GhSlesale and
RSSI RTliggis-s, 21E Eesn street. Memphis. Tenn.
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You will find Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup an Invaluable friend. cures dysentery and
dlarrhea, regulates the stomach and bowels, cures
wind collie, softens the gums, reduces mflamma-
nation and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. In almost every instance where the in
FAINT is suffering during the teetning period from
pain and exhaustion relief will be found in fifteen
or twenty minutes after the Soothing Syrup has
been administered. Do not fail to procure it.
Price Is cents bottle. For sale evervwhase.
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That insurss digestion aud enjoyment of
food; tonic that brings strength 10 the
weak and rest 10 the nervoW; harmless
diarrhea cure that don't coustipate-iust
What every family needs-Parker's Ginger
Tonic.
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Haverly's Masiodens, the fnest minstrel
organization on he road, viii begin their en-
gagement at Leubrie's Theater tonight.
Hsverly is the patron saint, 30 TO speak, OF
negro miustrelsy and has done more than
any man to refine this species of entertain.
ment. No doubt the Mast odons will have
pack, d hollses
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When you visit or leave New York CITY
hATeo sggase expressage and csrris &c hire and
top at Grand Union Hotel, opposite G rand Cen
tai depot. -Four hundred and Fifty elegant 70 orns
and upwards per day. Elevator. Restaurant 50 D.
piled with the best. HorSe-cars, stages and ele-
waited Iailroad to all depots. Families can live
better for less money at the Grand Union thsps At
any other frst-class hotel in the city, .--s
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Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, who lectures here
Tuesday, March 18th, could hardly have
chosen a more fitting and attractive subject
than "fhe Battle Of Charlottesville" He
is an eloquent and magnetic speaker, repre-
senting good cause, and the APPEAL hopes
he will have a rousipg house.
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We call the attention of the good peopIe
OF Memphis to our new stock of wall pspsr
and wlndow-shades, which il now compiete
In ali lts parts. A better selection has never
been brought to this city. Come and inspect
It, HOOK LAoRuL
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Miss Eytinge had large audience at the
matinee yesterday, but a small one last
night. she had fairly successful age
ment, and now that she is well known to the
amusement lovers she will do good business
when she refnrns
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.


LOUISVILLE, March Nisht-River fall
ing, with feet at the head of the canal and feet
in the chute on the falls Weather clear and cold.
VICKsBURe, March River rose inch.
Arrived: VIII s. Hays, Cincinnati. noon; City Of
Cairo. ST. Louis, noon. Departed: Will 8. Hays,
New Orleans, pm.
ST. LOUIS, March RIVER about station
airy, with p feet inches by the gauge. weai her
clear and cool. No arrivals. Departed: City Of
Baton Rouge New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, March 7.-Noon-River fall
ing, with 2s $40 scant feet by the gauge Weather
clear and cold thermometer, 2So. Departed: Andy
Baum, Cincinnati, p m. Night-River falling,
with Is 210 feet by the gauge Weather clear Their
mometer. 30o; indlcations of SNOW.
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JUNK MEN.
Judge Horrigau Gives Utteranee TO
rome Forcible Opinions on These
Charmers.
He Regards Them as in Seine Way In.
stigating Thieves and Burglars
to Steal.

Yesterday Judge Horrigsn msde an on
slaught on The iunk-shop men. He ia per-
susded that when q man of thieviug pro-
pensities has 4 place convenient for the dis
posal OF stolen goods he will be prompted to
stea. The junk-shop men certainly ought 10
be more careful, and whenever a man comes
TO them with goods which any man OF COM
mon sense weuld know were stolen, they
should turn him over TO the police instead
Of buying his wares at about one-teHlh tseir
real valua
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MANHOOD

Speedily restored BY the use Of VikaIEne Treat.
s,,est, which ssectualiy eGres Nervous Dehfi.
fly. lost viriiffy, Premature Decay, and
all troubles arising from over-work and e-cessss-
sample ofvItaIine mailed free, scaled, by a.
49,. L. x.rn.assn... Pc ci,csnn..i
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FIoYd,s Candies.
Wall PanAr

We manufacture oil our ozn candies. and
knoT they are pure. They base reputation
Uaich ve feel proud OF.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE.

CHOICE TIMOTHY HAY
Damaged By water. Apply to
W. j. CHA Main SIrees, or IHE A.
CHASE, Front Street.
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Wall-tinting and whitening,
CO 10 a. McNeil. 25l Third street.

A SLIGHT cold, if neglected often attacks
the lungs. Browns Bronchial 1'rocbes si7e
sure and almost immediate relief. Sold
only in boxes Pfica 25 cents
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BUCKHAM & CAMPBELL. 50 Besle.
ROBINSON. Apotbecarr.

BErHEsDA.-This. elegant mineral water
certainly has no superior. in tine world, and
succeeds in urinary troubles when ali els.
fails.
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NO1ice.

DARTIES having any of the moFtage bonds of
i the Holly Springs Masonic Hall. are notified
thet the Ball was sold under the Mortgage in Nay,
1850, and that the undersigned is prepared to pay
the pro Iata due on said bonds WHEN presented.
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A seelicio as Appetizer.

Dinner parties are our great specially, and are
just the thing for young fo,ks. We have eyery-
thing now tke market ef;rds
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Mules and Horses,


In addition to large supply Of mules,
have also good lot OF horses and brood
mares.
w EAIREs * II nion ssraat
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Skinns Men.
FIoyd,s Ladies, Restaurant.

"Wells's Health Renewern restores health
and vigor, cures dyspepsia, impotence, sex
nal dehiliiY 81
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Pitted cherries, dried blsckberries, dried
peas, French prunes, currsnts, raisins, evap-
GRATED apples, peeled peaches, unpeeled
peaches, sundried apples, dates, seedle.s
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Notice 60 Passengers and Shippers.
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad Co,

Memphis and Little Rock Railroad Co &,
Gas Reorssnized) Il. II Sfbiey. Receiver.
OFFICE OF SUP'T AND CHIEF ENGINEER,
MEMPHIS, February a, 1888. !
OWING to temporary break caused by extreme
~ high water, all trains between Menu This and
Madison are, for the present, discontinued
During the suspension line of steamers will
run daily, making close correction az Madison for
Little Rock and all points West.
The RENE MACREADY will leave at O'Clock
this SATURDAY. evening, and the KATIE HOOP
ER Monday evening, each lssying on alternate
days thereafter, except Sundays. PASSENGERS and
all freight. except PeTishable snd Live Stock, viii
be received on board or at the landing, foot OF
Poplar street. No freight will be received after
field and Madison. No interruption 10 freight or
travel. =. Il. SHELLEY,
Receiver and G. n.
HI. @. FLEMING,
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THERE is nothing 10 the world 80 refresh.
ing and healthiul as glass OF effervescing
Bethesda before breakfast. Fer sale By
ROBINSON, Apothecsry,
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DIR. w. w. BROOKS,
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


For She riff.
WE are authorized 10 announce E. L. TOPP as
w candidate for Sheriff at the election 10 be
held at the pril te m OF the Quarterly Court. to
eli the vacancy created by the death OF P. r. thy
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LAW REP0RTS.

Criminal COnri-H0rriSaB, Judge.
Calender for to-day: Nos. SO, Charlie
Ward; So, n, Floyd Hawkins; II, Mat
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FlOYd.s.
Rried Fruits. Etc

Pure ice cream ersry dug IA he yeu, fne
pastries and elegant desserts, at Floyd's
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A CRATE THIEF

Yesterday Lindsey Anderson, colored, was
arraigned before Judge Herrigsn for grand
larceny. He waa charged with stealing fifty
graies, fifty fendsra and seventy i've feet Of
rope from the Jackson building on Main
street, which has been leased by Menle
Bros, and is now being fitted up By them for
early occupation. Tire articles stolen by
Anderson were, in part, sold to Gsbay's junk
shop on Shelley street. At this place part of
them were recovered BY the police. In order
to convict the negro Judah Gabay, boy of
probably sixteen years, was introduced as a
the orateu
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ROOMsANDBeARD

DOoMs-Neatly furnished rooms, with board
IN at ITO Court street. References
11OARD-And Lodging for four dollars per week,
AtNo. 20 st. Martin Street
ONE OR TWO FRONT RoOMs-with good
" board, furnished or unfinished, IN private
family; Vance street; neighborhood hrst-elass;
dress j. K, this ofnce.
or JAMES HOUSE-seeond and Adams streets.
- Board and room IS per week. Transients Will
fud good aecou5 podations at low rates.
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STOLEN.

QRO REWARD-stolen Monday night r Sth OF
Underwater, Memphis, Tenn, one heavy built ex
ira large dspple gray horse cut sew engeen hanos
high ten years old broad chested; lately cllppeo
ali over; saddle and harness marks on his oack
little lame In left fore foot aud the boof era ked
Saddle and bride were taken with MIN. VIII
give SOS for the horse and IS for the Thief
w. c. DAVIS, Chief of Police.
Memphis, Tenn.
1.-TWO MARE MULES-On the night of the 18th
hish; one a bay s years old, white spot on lett
Jaw; the other bright sorrel, years old. Fifty
dollars will be paid for their delivery to
G. IT. BRACKETT & CO.. MemphiA
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for stolen wares, he was encouraged to rob.
The Court Intended to break up such eslab-
lishments, and directed Gen. Turner and the
grand Jury TO investigate. The Courts at
tention was constantly called to the fact that
stolen property was found in these shops,
purchased at dininutive price. 1t was the
duty of the junk shops to question men who
came to them with goods al preposterously
low valuation.
Judah Gabay said in his examination
that his father had nothing to do with the
purchase, but Judge Horrigsn directed the
attention of the jury TO Sam Gsbay, pro.
prietor of the shop, and ordered that he be
investigated, and, if necessary, indicted,
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JUDGE HoRRIGAN ON JUNKs.

The judge then delivered forcible
opinion on junk shops, pretty much as fol-
lows: He said it bad come to pass that a
house vacated in Memphis was almost i'm
mediately robbed of the tenders, CRATES,
knobs and other attachments, and the Court
did not believe that these articles would have
been stolen unless there was come place TO
carry them to. The Court believed that tn 9
reckless purchase of goods without questions
by the junk shops served great deal to in
stigate thieves to steal, and when a man
knew that he could
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-19
LIVERPOOL.
COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, October Is. 2p. INJECTION,
good uplands l-64, uplands 1916, low
middliug 1854 good ordinary 5E, ordi-
nary $780, Orleans 1-l3, low middhng
i5-l6. coed ordinary Ills, ordinary 53s,
good Texas 6Jl, Texas GH, low middling
1916, good ordinary 5A, ordinary 526.
Sales, American T250.
Noon.-CottoM easier; upland5 5 l5-lG.
Orleans Lie. Sales 10, speculation and
exports /. Receipts, noae. Oct 56-64,
56-5i. Oct and Nov 54,64, Nov and Dee
553-64. Dee and Jan 5 1854, Jan and Feb
55-6i, heb and March 5S-6l, April and
May 8. Futures barely steady.
$50 p. m.--Oct 5 57-G4, Oct and Nov
3 59-dl. Dec and Jan 54-61, 55.6i, Jan and
Feb 57.64, Feb and March s 59.64, March
and April 3 6l.64.
5p. m.-Nov and Dec 5 54-6i, March and
April 1854. 63-6i, April and May 62-6l,
May and June 65-6i, June ard July 6S6i,
9-64. Futures closed firm.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-19
NEW ORLEANS.



NEW ORLEANS. Cc.. lS.-Cotton firm:
sales : 500; quotations unchanged. Receipts,
net 1881, gross l2,U6l. No Exports.
Stocks 100, ESQ. Futures steady, sales 1900.
oct 10.33-5, Nov 23-9, Dec 36-7, Jan 20. Feb
65, March ~, April 90. May il-nG-7. June
1892, July So. Aug i2-4.
FLorR-Dull and lower; family 1, higher
grades %.
HAY-Firmer; prime I5ul6, Choice l61a,
DRY SALT MEAr--Shouiders packed, cas-
Ter, 3.
BAcoN-Long clear and clear ribs scarce
fair higher. 73I07M.
SuGAB-Demand active, fair 634, fully
fair 81, seconds ~, yellow clarified So,
MoLASS ES- Demand active: good fair 80,
strictly prime 81; others steady and I'M
changed.
Sight par Sterling Bank 4.S0E. Consols
6i35.
CINCINNATI.
C1NCINHArI, Oct. lS.-FLoUR-dull
WHEAT-dull weaker 81 u.
CORN-duil weaker Sic.
OATs-Closed easier(d 80 30%.
PoRK-Quiet 1l.25G ll.5D.
LARD-FirmG17.3
BULK-MEATS quiet, shoulders ).
Whisky-steady Sl.l3.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Oct OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, dull
9loN. No. . Red winter 99E.
CoRN--Weak Az cash, 471sc. Il Oct.
OATs--Dull and weak 27A cash, and Oct.
PoRK-nominally unchapa& 10. 4Od5O.
LARD-Fair demand, eassBo1 AZ 13d50.
BULK MEATs-Fair demand, shoulders
$50 short rib 6.3a short clear 3.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, oct 1S.--FLOUR unchanged.
WHEAT-EaSier, unchanged.
CoRN-Firm 46H@&.
OATs-Firm 27M.
PoRK-qliet Sl0.70oSli.OO.
BULK MEArs-Firm, long clear $50 short
rib go short clear $50.
BAcoN-Quiet long clear "a short rib
7NaT short clear 5000
I4ARD-Firm, IA.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-19
BASTROP LA.
Teachers institute. Death OF Mrs. IL.
Silbernagcl. Fine Ram.

TSpecim to tie Daily IslN0ph.l
BAsTRoP, La. Oct. 1S.-HOn. Edwin
IL. Fay, Sup't. Public Education, and
Rev. \. r. Horne, of Allentown, Pa,
have been holding meetings OF the
Teachers Institute here for the past
three days. They were greeted with
large audiences and have created great
, enthusiasm in the cause of education.
They left this morning for Farmerville.
Mrs. Clara Silbernagel, wife of b. Sill
bernagel, ST., died this morning. Her
remains will be carried to Monroe to-
morrow for interment
A fine rain fell here last night, the
first in nearly three months.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-19
MiSCEG,I.AN

S3r. JOSEPH, Mo, Oct. lo.--Dauiei
Brisbios, Cashier ui Missouri Pacific
h. r., at thi, point, committed
suicide.
OLYMPIA, OREGON, Der. 1s.--A biii
granting Womeu the right ri suffrage
passed in the houss Of representative,
of Washington Territory by vote OF Il
to 7.
PETERSBURG, VA, Oct, io.--HeDfy
Tucker, charged with the killing of
Ben +. Kidd, in Brunswick county,
has been arrested and admitted to bail
in the sum Of $1,000.
JACKSON, Miss, Oct. ls.-Judge
Wharton dismissed lnandnmua re-
during State Commissioner Of election
to revise list of appointments Oh
ground that all are Of same political
party. The case goes to Supreme
Court. Heavy rain for past q hours.
NICKSBtRG, Miss, Oct, lS.-At
mass meeting to-day at Talluiah, La,
resolutions were adopted declaring
Gen f. n. Ogden, as the choice Of
the Madison Parish Democracy, for
Governor. Hon. Hugh r. Lucas, a
strong Ogden man, was elected mems
Der of the State Central Committee.
FOREIGN.
The Celestial Empire.
LONDON, oct. 1S.-A despatch to
Reuters Telegram Company, from
Hong Kong, says that the government
of China is actively preparing to close
the port of Canton. Troops, which re-
Gently embarked at Lung Muir, on the
Northern frontier of Tonquin. have
been landed at Whampoa.
Raphiel Villedien, Marquis of Savoy is
dead.
DUBLIN, Oct, lS.--Dr. Thoms. +.
Webb, Q. c., and Mr.. Mcinerney, have
been engaged to defend Poole, the
informer, who is to be tried at the
November assizes, for the murder OF
Kenney. Large sums Of money have
been received from America to aid Ia
defense of Pool.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-19
THE BUDGET ILLEGAL,

New ORLEANS, Oct. 1S.-The Walshe
Impeachment court adjourned without
action until Wednesday next. City
attorney Buck having expressed the
opinion tina: the City budget is illegal,
the impeachment of Treasurer Wal5he
will probably be abandoned.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-19
YELLOW FEVER AT BHEHTON.

New ORLEAN.3. Oct. lS.--A Br9WtOn
special TO the Picayune says: There
were four new eases OF fever tueaday
and tive to-day. No deaths. one
patient fuiy recovered.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Is. The Plea
yune's Mobile special says: Three new
eases Of fever autl one DEATH reported
At 3yewt"n tnI- mQrning. Relief
Committees are hard atWOlK and liberal
contributions, have been received from
tOWnS throughout AlYbama. The com.
mittee Of expert. have nut rendered 4
decision ye, - to the character Of the
disease but State Health Officer, DR..
Cochran. is Thoroughly convinced that
it il yellow lever.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-19
FARMERVILLE, LA,
A Negro Kills Another.
Arkunsaw Authorities After a Union
Parish Boy.
! Xoeciut 10 ne D0i(y ItieWuph.l

,SpectuI 70 me D0f'J fe'fW"i"'l
October lS.-A difficulty near the
line Of Claiborne, in this parish (Cnion),
last night, resulted in the Killing OF
Ike Rags by Wood DeS'nuKes, poth
cotored II seems that undue lam'ttar'
ity had existed for SOME 'il4lV between
Rags and I,p5mukeS WIFE, Which WAS
The main trouble. 1t also appears mat
Rags bad threatened ahd "a 0ne 'i"Ie
,na,lp AN attempt on the III" OF i'eS>
mukes, but Was prevented oE he inter-
ferenpe 81 hES'"Huer. Last h'S"'' n
b4-si,nkf% ieturd@" 'tHh W"!h' he
discovered N4gg- III hl- nous" "u'''f
yer: suspicious circumstances 80" 90
,vcid = ,ijuicu.ty. 81 If. auH returned
,,to "a she night CA e1tsyiur his
roo,n plcg9 arose ans made .Ind effort
~ ESCAPE. nu. was hirN apo" an"
sr-,anllv killed. De5m"ke- came IN
and surrendered 70 ''le ""''o'''i''9 w.
Iav.
Considerable excitement prevails
her over the probablr arrest ct ~. ID.
,f.,si, d, vnpuy man highly connected,
AMI ,hnr.spd with the robbery and
murder ii "A Texas cattle nan In Chlcot
comfy. .ArkauSaW, some j. months
au, He broke Jail in Hamburg last
fall inst before his trial was to have
taken place, ana managed |" eVa"t All
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-19
LUMBER MILL BURNED.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. lS.--The
Indiana Lumber Cos milt burned
last night Lose $4,000, insurance
$4,000.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-19
DEATH OF GEN. J. IL. sTEADMAN.

TOLEDO, o., Oct. 1S.--GenI Jas. B..
Steadnan died this afternoon OF
pneumonia. He was prominent army
officer during the late war aud was pro-
NOTED to the rank of MajOr General for
conspicuous, bravery al the battle OF
Chickamauge.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-19
SMALL PoX.

UNION SPRINGS, Ala, Oct. lS.-A
case of small poX has developed here.
Quarantine measures have been taken.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-19
--latest Markets by Telegraph.
LONDON.

account l0l 7.16. Bullion decreased 81 1000
pounds.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-19
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Oct. Is, lois a. n.-Jersey
Central opened al S27s, and rose to 81 reg
ular, and to 50 cash. Stock is pract ica.iy
cornered; movement against shorts in this
stock is credited to Garrett. G0Wan and
Philadelphia parties. Stock i. now IS.
General inar&o- opened fraction lower and
then advanced = 70 per cent, latter in
Oregon Tran continental. which sold IN 20
27N. Improvement W. afterwards lost,
and many stocks cold below lat nights
closing figures. LAKE Shore is Gown 20
93H' Lockawanua to ll12l Western Union
to 75a5 texas Pacific to 1877, ana North
West IL lljlS, Jersey Central lent IL ~
PEI ceat, Mon .Ae:4 Pacific Il: I-Ui, and do
preferred at u pes caDt per diem for Use.
II a. nl.--!1:ocks firm ,.i-a Improvement
of 4 to "a, although tevor-sA tcc-i.@ s-.li
prevails and course II market continues
erra.ic. Coupe Re orlt. IN Jersey CeL;ra.
has undoubtedly made BE bears move
timid and chacHei selling ior .hor. ac-
count. Jersey Cen raj Ia. reached 20 Z casa
and c319 regular. Oregon Transconii.eut.I
j. back 10 &@., Lake >horo to $3.50, 81. Tau.
to 0315 Western Union to 7oj5, Texas
Pacific, to 20H, louisville and Nashville to
157s, Northern Pacific To 2G4, and do pre-
ferred TO 500: prices bouvant 2-3, 4Sc3I
lS324, quiet and generally unchanged
Cotton q"ie;. sales 9o@. Tplands 10 o-16,
Orlean. 10 1915. Futures steady: sales
$1,000. Oct l0-54-7, Nov 55-6, Dec 60. Jan
1880. Feb o. D. March llO3-9. Cotton
firm: sales 237' Uplands 1886. Orleans
10 13-l6. Consolidated net receipts iO.l74
Ex- orts to Great hritta.n 7dM, Continent
1000. Posts cotton report says; Future
deliveries after opening, first call slightly
higher thar Yesterday, At =. n. advanced
with usual fluctuations 9 20 ll-IG0 wanted
Selling after re"eN; decline, combined with
someW hat Improvement in Liverpool mar
ket wa Legitimate cause for this days
advance. on 81 cal teb brought 1899,
March Ills, April HES Nav ll-a6. Futures
Closed steady Il % !5-I00 higher than
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Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists.
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How Watch Gases are Made.

The many great Improvements intro
ducci in the manufacture Of the Jas. Boss
Gold Watch Case, have led to similar inn
proyemonts in the making Of silver cases
Under the old methods each part Of q
silver case was made of several pieces Of
metal s0lderci together, requiring a great
amount of cutting and soldering, which
soucuel the metal and gave 1t the pliability
of lead rather than the elasticity Of silver.
Under the improved methods, each part
Of the Keystone Silver Watch Case Is made
Of one solid piece Of metal hammered into
shape. The advantages are readily appar-
eut. Tor every one knows that hammering
hardens the metal while soldering soitcnsit.
To test the superiority Of the Keystone
Silver Watch Case. take one Of OF. weight,
pres it sluarcly in the center when closed,
and j, will not give, while a case Of same
weight of any other make will give enough
tohrcas the crystal The Keystone Silver
Watch Case is made only with silver cap
and gold joints.
stamp keystone watch Fsstoris Fha-
delphi, % Tor haudas Illustrated FAmphist thgvng hov
Ssae, bOas EBd Asyatout Waish tases made.
10 be c0Htinued)