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County Road In LittletOn and Letter n .

sOunty ROAD In LtttIetOn and Letter n.
To the honorable County Commissioners of Aroos
took County:
: We, the undersigned, inhabitants of Letter r
Littleion and Houlton, ask yon to lay out county
road in Letter h and Litleton follows: Begin.
ming in Letter B. in the middle of the souh line of
LOT 80, at the ). W. corner Of George Jameson's
lind, thence east on lot lines to the Letter school
house, thence N r.. through lots 23s and 234 to the
county road laid out on Ietiton of II. J. Hstheway
and Others, thence following that road to the Yves,
line of Litteton and across the W corner of LII
Teton, to the south line VI that town at VIM. l.
JAMES G. MCCONNELL,
and 20 others.
AROOSTOOK, s-Court OF County Commission.
ers, july Term, iss3
On the foregoing petition, the Commis toner's be-
ing satisfied hat the petitioners responsible and
that inquiry into the merits is expe,iient il Is
ORDERED, That thirty DAYS notice be given that fbe
10 A. NJ, at VIM. Bradbury's house in said Little
ton, and hear all parties interested in said road
through said unincorporated township b, Rar &c .
and on the same day proceed to view the above
convenient place in the vicinity, hear ali parties i'm
terested in said road through said of LitIetop
Immediately after said view. Said notice to be given
by posting up attested copies OF said petition and
this order in three public places In said town of Lit.
Teton. and by serving one upon the clerk of said
town, the owners of said township Letter r, being
unsnown to the Com issioners, and BY publishing
the same three successive weeks in the Aroos.ook
Times. newspaper published at Houlton in said
county, and six successive v eeks in the Kennebec
Journal the State paper, the last publica- ion and
said service and posting 70 be least thirty DAYS
before said eting that all parties interested NAV
then and there attend and be heard, II they see fit
Attest: RANSOM NORTON, Clerk.
A true copy of petition and order.
Attest: RANSOM NORTON, Clerk.
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INV, RCES.-No publicity; residents of any State
II Desertion, NOn-Support. Advice applica
tions for stamp. W. II. LEE, Atty, 239 B'way, ~
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passages of virus, causing healthy secretions. II
aays Inflammation, protects the membr anal
Innings of the head from additional colds, complete
ly heals the sores and restores the of taste
and smell. Beneficial results realized by q few
applications. thorough treatment win cure.
Send for circular. By mail, prepaid, 5Oc-stamps
received. Sold by all druggists.
ELY BROTHERS, Owego. N. Y.
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KENNEBEC COUNTY.-fn Probate Court. os
Aagasfa, on the fourth Monday of july,
1858:
"A the last will and testament of Lucy H.
Hinds. late OF Benton, in said county, deceased
having been presented for probate:
ORDERED. That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the fourth Monday Of
August next. in the Kennebec Journal, a news
paper printed in Augusta that all persons interested
may attend at Court of Probate then to be holden
at Augusta, and show cause, If any, why the said
Instrument should not be proved, approved and al
lowed, as the hast viii and testament of the said
deceased.
EMERY o. BEAN, Judge.
Attest: HOWARD OWEN. Register 2wsls
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NyANTED.-LaDIES TO TAKE OUR NEW
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and earn 50 10 SI2 per week, making goods for
summer ana Fall trade. send l5c. Tor sample and
particulars. HUDSON MFG CO.,
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CONSUMFTlVES can be improved, and often
cured by my recipe. Sent by mai tor Is cents John
Ii. Nc alvin, formerly Tax Collect or,Lewe, Mass.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-Money easy at az .
per cent; closing at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 50612 per cent.
Dry goods receipts for the week, 81, 231 ,OO0'
Government bonds were strong.
Railroad bonds were firm. Northern Pacific
frsts and Metropolitan Elevated issues were in
good demand. Northern Pacific frsts rose to
1O5, Metropolitan Elevated firsts TO 1902, and
Metropolitan Elevated seconds to 99ls.
State securities were quiet Virginia deferred
10, Tennessee compromise sold at 1875.
The stock market was again extremely dull
to-day, and the net result of the trading, up to
O'Clock, was fractional decline on the majority
of the stocks, though the stocks weak yesterday
were strong to-day, and vice versa After
O'Clock the market was active and more unset
tied In the first half hour there was an adj
vance of le to So, the latter on Northwestern, to
1858, and preferred to 147l4 but at this point
there was a renewed attack by the "bears,' and
at 230 the result of the trading to that time was
net decline from last nights prices OF g TO 4.
the latter on Canada Southern In final deal
ings the market was steadier hit without much
improvement in prices win a prospect OIL
next week being broken by two holidays there
is not much indication of activity IN any dl-
rectiOn.
Application has been made at the Stock Ex-
change to list the following securities S390,0OO,
Milwaukee & St. Paul, Hastings d Dakota
division, per cent. bonde; Sl,OOOOOo, 40,
Chicago & Pacific Western, > per cent. bonds;
81 100000 Louisville & Nashville. New Orleans
& Mobile division 6 per cent. second mortgage
bonds and IS 100000 Southern Pacific per
cent. bonds The Louisville Il Nashville, New
Orleans g. Mobile second mortgage bonds are
subject to prIOr loan of $4,000 900.
The tran sactions at the Stock Exchange to-day
amounted to $4,000 shares, viz; Lackawanna
IL Western, 100000 Erie, $1,000 Lake Shore,
$4,000; Louisville G. Nashville. 1900; North
western 5000; New York Central 6,00oi st.
Paul, $4,000, Union Pacific 81 900; Oregon &
1900.
STOCK QUOTATIONS..
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO, Nov. 23-Flour dull and I'M
changed. Wheat in fair demand, but at times
quiet; prices opened lec lower, then, Influenced
by an advance in corn ana provisions, adj
94os096c closed at 50 sc; December, 95si a
97lsc, closed at 97c; January, 9634 98lse;
February, 973i09S7sc, closed at 9S2ae; May,
$l0438 a .051o closed at 81 0514; No 2 Chi
cago spring, 956s 0965sc, closed at 96lec; No. 8
Chicago spring, 81 la0S2l2c; No. red WIN
active and feeling unsettled; sales ranged
Cash. 49% 0504c, closed at 50e November
49sa 050l4c, closed at 501sc; December and
all the wear, 1888 05O1sc, closed at 497ec Janu-
AIRY, 49349Tsc, closed at 497se February,
46ss0494c, closed at 50lec; May, So 054 l9c
ranged: Cash. 295s0292c; November, SOC;
December 237s 3ossc closed at 30ssc all the
year. 297s030c: January, 1913 O30hc, closed at
3O1e03O14e; May, 80 0344c, closed at "a lse
Rye higher at 58c Barley dun at 62c Flax seed
dun ana lower at 81 $50 1.36. Provisions-Mess
pork active and trading heavy; opened 20030c
higher, receded 1920, and then, toward close,
rallied 30035c, and closed steady: sales
ranged Cash, $1l.87 le012 for old, 81 500
0l2.75 for new; November and December,
$11.70011.95, closed at $l1.9001l.95; all
the year, 81 l 6o011.9o, closed at Sll.90
12s2la; February. $12.57l9013 05. closed at
Sl2.95 012.97lo; March, S12.800131O, closed
at $13.07la 0l3 10; May, $13.O5 a 1929.
closed mt $1342l2D1345. Lard active, bus
unsettled and Irregular; opened .100.15e
higher, lmprovemenU lost, bnt later rallied l00
15c, and closed steady; sales ranged: Cash,
20 al. S2l2c; November. 76507.75c. closed at
z Use: December 7.650777l oc closed at 7.75
D7.77l9c; January, 7.S7 l90S.O5c. CLOSED at
S0S.02l oe: February, z 81 a08.17lac, closed
AT s l2 '90S. 15c; May. $50 AT l9e; closed at
s.400S 42i2c Bulk meats in fair denand
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however; remain unchanged. Advices from New
Orleans report molasses hrmer for choice goods,
and it begins to look If prices here were
more likely TO advance than decline. Fish of all
Kinds quiet at unchanged prices. The movement
OF canned goods is also light, ana IL is worthy of
note that tomatoes are lower than they were two
months ago, when there was quite squirt oc-
casloned by the September frOsts. Coffee con-
tinues firm A New York paper says of that
market: The feeling of buyers is against IN
vestment beyond actual wants, and demand in
consequence cannot be depended upon until me-
cessltes arise. Stocks, the other hand, are
well together and In pretty good shape for car
rYlng, with bolders evidently intending TO retain
their grip until they secure greater gain or
are compelled by force of greater adverse intiu-
ences than now exist TO give way" Hog pro-
ducts are receiving more attention, and the i'm
preston with packers is that the darkest days
are passed with this market
GRAIN
prices steady; receipts light, transactions
few" covers the local wheat market. We quote:
Wheat-No. Mediterranean, $1.o7 o. l.; No. 2
Mediterranean, nominal; No. Mediterranean,
held at S1.C5; No. . red, 81 q; November
nominal. Corn is firm and in fair request. Sales
of new corn November delivery at 3Slac. The
quotations are: No. 2 white, DOC; No. white,
SOC; yellow, sic; high mixed, SIC o. t.; mixed,
SOC o. t.; rejected nomnal; sound ear old, nom
lnal. Oats--NO white, 81 l9c o. t.; mixed, 29c
lnal Hay-Prime timothy, $3.50 o. t. Flour
Patent, $5.5O06.25; extra fancy, 1925 a !. 80;
fancy, $5O5.25; choice, S45O04.75; family.
sN4.15 al 40; treble extra, So 25 so; double
e Htra, $3 a Is; extra, S27502.90; superfine,
So 5O02.65; fine. So. 2502.40; foundry, 81.
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ElseWhere.

CHICAGO. Nov 23.-The Drovers' Journal re-
ports: HOgs-Recepts, $4,000; shipments, $500.
| The market opened 10c ~ 100 lbs higher and
brisk; packing hogs, 81 al 60; packing and
shipping, S4. 65 $50; light bacon, 81 1904 10:
skips So. GOA. The market closed with the
| advance lost.
| Cattle Receipts. 5000; shipments, 5000.
| The market was brisk and firm; export cattle.
! S62506,6O; good 70 choice shipping steers $5.4O
| O6.l0; common to medium, 81 $50; range cat
1 tie steady: grass-fed Texas cattle, So 6OD4.4O;
| Americans, $4.2505.25.
| Sheep-Receipts, 1,70O; shipments, 400 The
market was quiet; good, $3.50; choice, So 60.
| NEW YORK. Nov. 23.-Beeves - Receipts,
1876, including Ia carloads for expectation;
better feeling and fair clearance upland steers,
SAG a $50 ~ cwt., live weight; tops, $6.72. No
Texas or half-breed Western steers shown. Elk.
| ports of live stock and fresh meat from Nav
| York to-day and tomorrow will include 1886
| quarters of beef, 475 cdreasses of mutton.
Sheep and Lam0s-Eeceipts, 1880. The mar
ket was dull and unchanged; sales at 81 7506
| for lambs.
| Hogs-Receipts, 6,48o. Live hogs slow at
| $4.25 0465 - cwt.
| EAST LIBERTY. Nov. % Cattle-Recelpte
for week, 5,54o through, and $500 local; prices
| off 2004Oc from last week; shippers, $5 80 06
butchering, S4.50G5.50; stockers, SO. 5O04 25
| feeders $45005.
| Hogs-Recepts for week, As, 800; market fair
| Philadelphias, "a 9O05; Workers.. $4.20044O
| Sheep-Receipts for week, %, 10; market dull
| and weak: extra, S4.2504.50 good, 500 10
far, So $3.50; common. 202 80; lambs, SO. 5005
| ST. LOUIS, Nov. observation-disclosures 400
| shipments, so. The demand was very light. and
tendency downward; supply too small to make
| market; only local trade
| Sheep - Receipts, 300; shipments, l.300
The market was very slow on account of light
| supply; only small local trade.
| HOgs-The market was active; Workers, "a &c
| 04.3o; packing. S45004.55; butchers to extra
| S4.5o04.75 Receipts. 1000; shipments, $500
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 2S..-The Live Stock In
dicator reports CaJtle-Receipts, 385. The
| market was firm aud unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000. The market was excited
| and 15c higher; sales were made at S4.5004 80
| The bulk of the sales were at $4.6004.70.
| Sheep and Lambs-Recepts. DO The mar
ket was steady and unchanged.
| CINCINNATI. Nov. 23.-Hogs firm; common
| and light. 1878 04.65: packing and butchers
| $4.5005. Receipts, $500; shipments. 100.
ga u m 90
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hoop pals. 81 65 a TO- three-hoop pals. 81 80 a
2; double wasnboards. S2.5o02.75; common
washoosrds, $1.5o01.S5; clotnespns, 60c0$1
WOODEN DrsHEs-Per hundred, ID. SOC; Ii
Soc; 3 ID, 40ci . ID. SOC
Iron AND STEEL.
Bar iron ra3esl. S.. 1o024O horseshoe bar
rs. 1503 40; Norway nail rod, Sc: German steel
pillow slab, 4c American drill steel. 15c: Sander
sons tool steel, 1Sc; tire steel, 4c spring steel
&c; horse shoes, y keg, $3.50; mule shoes, P
Reg, $3.50 horse nails. y box. Sd. So; cut nail {
lod and larger, $50 p keg; other sizes at the
usual advance.
TIMERS sUPPLIEs-Best brand charcoal tin
&c, 10x14. 14x20. 12x12, 81; TX. 10x14. l4x2O,
and TX 12x12, -; &c. 14x2o, roofing tin, $500
bars, SOC. Iron-27 B IRON. DC; 81 c. iron, &c; gal
vanized, 40 " cent. discount. Sheet zinc, SC.
copper bottoms 2oc. Planished copper, 3Sc.
Solder, 15 D17c. Wire, so Y cent. OF list,
LEATHER. HIDES AND TALLOw.
LEATHER-Oak sole. 36042c; hemock sole, %
O33c harness. 50 038c; skirtlng, 10 043c; black
bride, y doz. $6006o; fair bride, $60075 p
doz city kip 6009oc; French kip SOC % 81. 20;
city calfskins S5c0$1.25; French ealfskins,
$1.1501. 80.
HIDEs-Green, 6la07c; heavy steers, &C.
green salt, S0SAc; green salted calf. 12c; dry
hint, 13e; dry salted 1O0lle. Damaged one
third Oft the above prices,
SHEEPsKINS-30O5 SOC.
TALLow-PIime, 6l907c.
GREAsE-BIown, 406e.
white, 7QS1ec.
BUTTER fancy. 80 033c dairy. &C.
lected, 22125c: choice country, 1501Sc; poor
TO fair. SO10c.
Eeesoshippers paying 24c; selling from store
at 24026e.
FEATHERs-Prime geese, SOC p u; mixed duck,
20025c p ID.
HoNEY-20022c in l and p 10 caps.
PoULrRY-Hens, 708c " 10; ROSTERS. DC y 10,
ducks, So p doz; geese, sec " doz; old turkeys,
1850 ID; young. SC. Young chickens, 70S SC
p 10.
WooL-Tub- washed and picked. 33035c: uu-
washed. medium and common grades if In good
order, q O23c; unwashed fine. 17020c; fleece
washed. If light well-washed, and in good
order 27O3Oc; coarse ana coarse Cotswold 10 ID
1Sc bury and unmerchanUable according 10
their value.
PROVISIONS.
WHOLESALE PRICEs-Prlme steam lard, 7loc.
Snort ribs, none here. Sweet picked hams,
none here; shoulders none here.
JoBBING PRICEs-Smoked Meats-Sugar-eured
hams Digit, medium and heavy, 15lsc; clear
breakfast bacon, lie; English shoulders. SAC;
California hams, sc; boneless ham, lie; dried
beer hams, 17lsc; II. Porter IL Co.'s brand, 15c;
bacon CLEAR Sides backs or bellies, 81ec.. Dry
Sailed and Picked Meats-English cured clear
sides or backs (unsmoked), FAC; bean clear
pork, z brl 200 lbs, $l5; extra mess pork, y brl
200 TBS. S12; family beef, SIG. Lard-kettle-
rendered, in tierces, Sc: In haf brs 50-b tubs,
919c. Oil-In tierces. zoe gal; In q brls, 72lac.
Sausage-Bologna, IN cloth, 7c; in skin, 7l9c.
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COMMERCE..
Review of the Local Grain, Produce, and
Provision Markets.

Review of the Local Grain, Produce, and
Provision Markets
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. %
There Is little change to note in the general
business situation. AS the close of the business
year approaches, the tendency TO curtail rather
than to ex pand becomes more marked. The alb
sence of profit is also an important feature of
the situation, together with disposition on the
part of the banks to throw out accomm odation
paper. 1t is seen now that nearly all the fail
ures that have taken place within the past few
months have been those of firms sustained by
the sort Of paper, which has been imposed upon
hanks the result of legitimate transactions.
Consequently, scrutiny Is now exercised that
may do injustice. This s. however, unavoda-
BILE and yet no failure can be cited as having
occurred through the severe scrutiny referred
TO. The curtament In all lines of trade is plac-
ing legitimate business upon sounder basis
and is not unfavorably REGARDED by the best
the continued warm weather is unfavoraole to
their business. Fire cheese has gone mp east
ward, and an advance here is looked for soon.
Poultry and game very dull, and no improve
nent need be looked for until the weather gets
cooler. Beans and dried fruits dun. Potatoes
Rave been exceedingly dun for some time past
y good many frosted potatoes
he market. Sugars were reported hrIner east
ward, owing In part TO the destruction of the re-
hnery of HaVerHycr IL CO., with capacity of
tDont two thpasInA barrels per day; prices,
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T'HE FOLLOWING Is THE LIST OF LET
Il tiers remaining unclaimed in the Indianapolis
postotlice, on Saturday, Nov. "a, 1888
Persons will please call for advertised
letters" and give the date of this list
LADIES' LIST.
A.-Anderson, Mrs. George; Adams, Mrs.
Charles.
B.-Black Mrs Ida; BOunse. Alee
C.-ConinghanJ, Mrs. Mage; Cassiday, Matte;
Clark. Mamie; Carlysle Miss Lena t2); Coye,
Miss Ella.
D,-Davis, Miss Lizzie; Daniels, Miss Bertha.
Backwards, Miss Ellen; Edwards, Mrs. Jo-
seph.
H.-Hope, Miss Sally; Hutchinson, Mrs. r. L.;
Hanan, Mrs. Anna; Hardy, Miss Clara.
L.-Lamis, Mrs. Emma j. Lee, Mrs. Fannie
M.-Miller, Mandy; Milnar, Clara; Miller, Mrs,
Cora B.; Mires Miss.
Mc.-McKenzie, Miss Addie.
O.-Owen, Miss Emily.
P.-Palmer, Mrs. Fannie; Phillips, Hanna.
R-RhOdy, Louise.
s.-Starkey, Mrs. Della; ShrOyer, Mrs Helen;
Steward, Mrs. Laura; Stone, Mrs. Ed.
Tyler, Miss May.
W.-Washingtop, Rosie; Winters, Miss Matte;
WISE Miss A. j.
Y.-Youngman, Luna.
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GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCO A
BREAKFAST,

BY thorough knowledge or the natural laws
which govern the operations of digestion and
nutrition and by careful application OF the fine
properties of well-selected Cocoa Mr.. Epps has
provided our breakfast tables with % delicately
heavy doctors bills. 1t Is by the iudicious use
of such articles of diet that a const tuition may
be gradually built up until strong enough TO re-
sistevery tendency 10 disease. Hundreds of sub
tie maladias are floating around us ready to at
tack wherever there is weak poiu5. We may
escape many fatal shaft by keeping ourselves
well fortified with pure blood and a properly
nourshed frame.-[Civil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold
in Tins only (19lb. and lb) by grocers. labelled
thus: JAMES EPPS ~ CO., homeopathic
Chemists, LONDON, England.
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OIL CITY. Nov. 22.-The petroleum mar
ket opened at 81 1914, the highest point of the
day; lowest, Sl.l9; closed at S1.l9s4. Sales to-
day aggregated 5,417,0 brls. Clearances yes
terday, 13,4S4,000 brls Shipments Yesterday
Through United pipeline, 55,96l brls; through
Tlde-water line, 1906 brls; daily average for
the month, 66408 brls. Charters. 109. 1921 hrls;
daily average for the month"; 25,545 brls Runs
Observation-Disclosures United plpe-line, 62,55o
brls; through Underwater line, Is 1913 brls daily
average for the mOnJS 59,22I brls.
ANTWERP, Nov. 23.-Petroleun, 81 4f
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Foreign Money and stock Market.

LONDON, Nov. 23.-5 P. M.-Government bonds
-Consols for money, lo1 GIG account, 100
l1-16. Bar silver, SOLE. Railroad bonds Illinois
Central, 1879; New York Central, 1909; Erie,
1904; seconds 96l9; Reading 1919.
PARIS, Nov. 23.-Rentes, Ut zoe
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Coffee.

NEW YORK. Nov. % CofFee-Spot lots fan
Rio quiet options dull and 10 wer: sales OF 2,50(
bags Rio No. December at 10 95011c; 4.25(
Dags January at 1922 q lie; $3.50 bags Febrll
airy at 10 9501l 04c; 4,250 bags March at la
1000; 1900 bags April at 1101i.05c; 50(
bags May at 1l.05c; $50 bags June at lie.
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B@Mare.

of the continued use of mercury and potash teH
the treatment of Blood and Skin diseases-theyS
never cure, and nearly always injure or t0talya
ruin the general health.
A WELL-KNOWN DRUGGIST. !
My drugstore was the first to sell swift's Spe-s
cidc 1t was then put up in quart bottles whiclEi
enred by It's use, ana some who had tried all sorrs
of treatment. In fact, have never known it to-
fail when taken properly. sell large quantity
of it, and for all diseases that are dependent 0IEx
blood poison or skin humOr It cures
PIMPLEs AND BLoTCHEs ON THE SKIN,
and makes the complexion fair and rosy. AS for4
bl cd faint, there such word fail. 1t cures1
ca Ses that have long withstood other sorts Oft
treatment, and without any of those recurring
troubles that generally follow mereurial and
~ T. L. MAssENBURG, Macon, Ga.
DRY TETTER,
For years was afflicted with Dry letter of thej
most obstinate type. Was treated by many of
the best physicians; took quantities of mercury
potash and arsenic, which, instead of curing tho
letter, crippled me up with mineral poison and
rheumatism. The letter continued 10 grew
worse, and the itching almost made me crazysl
In this condition was induced to take Swlfts,
Specific, and the result was as astonishing as id
was gratifying. In a few months the letter wasl
entirely well, the Mercural Poisoning all out OF
my system and l was "A well man-and due only
to Swift's Specific All like sufferers should taxa
it. JAMES DUNNING. Louisville, KY.
WHAT A PHYSICIAN SAYS.
CYPRESS RIDGE, Monroe Co.. Ark,
July %, 1883.
have a bright little daughter who will he twO
years old next month. she has been troubled
nearly ever since her birth with skin disease.
which first diagnosed chicken-pox, 6ut later
found il to be some sort of eczema; at any rate
it resisted very stubbOrnly all the different treat
ments. / procured one bottle of Swifts Specific
and gave it to her in small doses three times ~
day, and in short while had the satisfaction to
that she was entirely well. am so we'll
pleased with it's effect her that shall not anlyr
use it in my practice, but shall administer 1t To
my other children and take 1t myself.
W. E. BRONTE, NJ. ID.
Onr treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mail.
ed free to applicants.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.
Drawer 3, Atlanta. Ga.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, Nov. % Cotton firm; futures
steady; November. 1o.63c; December, 10. 64c
January, 10.73c; February, 1880; March
11,02c; April, 1l.15c; NAV, 1l.2Sc; June, l l. 39c
July, 1l51c; August, 1160e.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 23.-Cotton steady; mid
ding, 10leo
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Wool.

BOSTON, Nov. 23.--wool quiet but steady:
ONO and Pennsylvania extras, 500 42c;
Michigan fleeces, Soc; combiug and delaine
teeces, 80 045c unwashed, Is 033e: California.
low spring, zoe; fall, 110l2c pulled woods, 200
43c.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 23.-Wool steady and
prices unchanged.