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MOVEMENTS AT The IsyEE.

ATTtnds-Coahoma, Frisrs Point; Kate
Adams, Arkansas City; Ida Lee, s.. Francis
river; Ida Dirrsgh, Arkansas river; John A.
Scudder, New Orlesns; Mark Twain, Hales
Point; Dean Adams, Ojceols: City of Cairo,
ct. Louis; City of ST. Louis, 81. Louis; City
Of Vicksbu g, VIcksburg.
Departures City of Helena, ST. Louis;
John A. Scutder. 81. Louis; City of C.iro,
V~icksburg; CITY of 81. Louis, New Orleans;
Kate Adams, Arkansas City; Coahoms, Fri
ars POinf; Dean Adamp, Oceols; Marx
Twain, Hiles Point.
Boats in POrt-Ida Lee, liza Dsrrsgh aud
City of Vickaburg.
Boats Due Dot0n.-Belle Mtmphis.
Receipts Yesterday.
City Of G 'iro-S70O pks merchandise.
Dan Adams-l3 SKIS seed and 80 pkgs
sundrieF.
Mark Twain l67 SKIS corn and % pkgs
sundrits.
Ida Darrsgh-4 bales cotton, so sks seed
and lot sundries.
Coahoma-1S bales cotton, SO SKIS seed, %
brls apples and 8 pkgs sundrles.
Kate Adams -2l bales cotton, 2I7 SKIS
seed, 3 cows and 30 pBgs sundrief.
John A. Scudder-10 hhds sug ar, $50 brls
cement, 400 kgs soda, 157 sks seed and 800
pkgs merchandise.
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" MULES

The mule market is well supplied with all
gu %alities. The horse market is dull.
MULEs-Market bare, and values nominal.
HoRsEs-Good driving, $l25@200; heavy
draft, i1509200; saddle horses, S125@250
plugs, S4O675,
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New York futures closed the week with
loss of 3 points on August, September abd
October unchanged, and gains Of l 10 5 points
on other months, the quotations at the close
Friday evening being az follow:
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NONRESIDENT NOTICES.
N0n-Resident Notice.

No. 1929, mo. ain the Chanoery Court Of
Shelby county, Tenn.-rhe State Of TenneSsee
VI. w. L. Butler ct al.
1t appearing from amended bill. which is sworn
to In this cause, that the defendant, A. q. Fergu-
son, is q resident Of 5tRte,of Arkansas, that A. b.
Kittredge, trustee, is q resident OF State OF Gall
fornia; that Irving Halsey, trustee, Is n resident OF
state OF Kentucky; that Hugh Kortrecht and Au-
gusta Kortrecht are residents of the State OF Ala
osma; that John W.. 7. Faulkner, trustee, Il a res.
ident OF the State of Mississippi. that O'Neil a
Co. are residents of the State of Pennsylvania; that
Wesley Dills IL q resident of the state OF Ken
lucky; that Charles Gleason. Eliza n. Gleason ana
Vim. II. Leonard are residents OF the state OF Mis-
foun; that Mrs. Marian II. StillmAn is q resident
of New York; that Mary X. Brown Ia resident OF
the state Of Maryland, and all non 'residentso Of the
State OF Tennessee; and that Thomas d. Knox.
Mary L. Knox, his wife. and John X. KNOX are
non-nesidents OF ihe state OF Tennessee; and that
the names and PLACES OF residence OF the heirs OF
r. u. MackAll. deceased, and OF the heiTs OF l..
stillman, deceased, are unknown, and cannot be
sscertsineda after diligent inquiry:
II is therefore ordered, That they make their ap-
pearance herein, at the courthouse OF shelby
county, in Memphis, Tenn. on or before the nrsi
Monday in September, 1888, and plead, answer OF
demur to complAinantiE amended bill mo. z"
hled August 2, 1888, or the same Will DO taken
for confessed as TO them, and set for hearing OK.
parte; and that q copy Of this order be published
once a week, for four successive weeks, In thu
Memphis Appeal. This 9TH day OF August, 1883.
A copy-attest: X. ]. BLACK, Clerk and Master
BY J. M. Bradley, j.. Q. and NJ.
]. w. Hampton, sol. for conpl'nt tue
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RELIRIEs hipEs AND T

HIDES, Erc-No. L dry flint hides, Ice; No. 2
dry hides, 12i@l3c salt hides, 109l23c;
No. green salt hides, 54@73c No. 2 green
salt hides, &c; green hides, 5@6c. BeeswaI-
prime yellow, 2S@3Oc; tallow, 7@74c; GIN
seng, per pound, 81 so. D.erskins-prime,
25@33c.
LEATHER-Oak sole, per pound, 35940c;
h-mlock; 27@30c; harness, 36a40; skiriing,
73@40c; French calf, S40960c per dozen.
domestic calf, S30@45c per dozen.
CANDLEs-Full weight, I54c.
FEATHERs-Prime, Acc.
WooL-rub-wsshed, 259S5c Per pound;
unwaahed, 1923; bury, lO@l6c.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.,
/ Changes.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, U. s. A., [
MEMPHIS, Tenn, August 20, 1883. Z
The following observations are taken at the
same moment of time Il :os p.a.) at all the stations
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bals,. Contract 200 bales. Ciosiog quota

The New York future msrEet opened barely
steady; at l0:37, steady; at 1l:5l, barely
steady; at 1912, steady; at 1:42, dull; at
PAP, steady, closing dull but steady. Sales,
$4,000 bales. Closing quotations.:
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PETROLEUM MARKETS.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CoAL-OIL-Wholesale lots, 13c per gallor
PIrTsBURG, August 20.-Petroleum quiet;
United certificates weaker; closed at 1893.
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New Orleans futures clcs ID the week with
a gain Of 2 points on SEPTEMBER deliveries
abd losses CT 8 TO z points on distant month";,
as indicated in The following tables of quota
tiona.
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Trusiee,s Sale.

TTNDER and BY virtue OF the terms and condi-
tons OF q deed of trust executed and deliv-
cred to me by James ard caroline b. Cornell, to
secure W. n. Horth in the sum of $1,000 and In
terest. recorded In Book No. la. page 8, of the
Registers ONCE Of Shelby county, Tenn the said
Indebtedness not being paid as stipulated, 1 will,
On Saturday, September 1, Iss3,
between the hours OF II O'Clock m. and l O'Clock
.. m, at the courthouse door, in the city OF Mem
phis, near the southwest corner OF Main and Pop
lar streets. offer fer sale, at public outcry, and sell
to the highest bidder, for cash. the following de-
scribed real estate. to-wit: Being lot No. : of orig
inal lot No. 2l7 of the city Of Memphis, now known
as the Taxing District" fronting twenty one
feet. more or less. on Main street. and running
back. between parallel lines, seventy-iour feet
and three inches, situated on the east side Of Main
street, and being the lot on the southeast corner
OF the alley between Adams and Was singtou
streets, and the same conveyed by G. B. Schroeder
TO James Cornell by deed, recorded in Book III,
page leo, OF the Registers ohce OF shelby county.
The rights of dover. homestead and all equity OF
redemption are expressly waived. The TILE is be-
lieved to be perfect, but l sell and convey As trus-
tee only. r. ID. JORDAN Trustee.
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The movement at 90 interior towns for the

week ending Friday, August l7Ih, ia as TOT.
lows: Receipts, 1917 bales, against 1899
b lies same week last vesr-increase, 3ll8
bales. Shipments, Si07 bales, sgainst S657
bales same time last yesr-dscresse, go
bales last year-decresse, S5,4s1 bales.
August LIB, the worlds visible supply was
1854 bales, sgsinst l,449, 522 bales same
time last seasou-an increase Of 405,620
bales, and an increase of 10Y ,862 bales over
the season OF 1SS0-Sl, and an increase Of
4S3,755 bales over the season OF 1S79-SO.
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HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES.

VEGETABIEs-OIions, Northern, packed,
- 75@3 per barrel. Potatoes, packed, 81 25;
buying 50a75c loose. Cabbsge-Northern
sold at 1898 80 per craft; loose, S7@S per
100. Garlic. 81 per hundred.
FRUITs-Oranses-ScsIcs and not quot
able. Lemons, IS 5000 per box; fancy Me-
sina, S6 so. Bananas, 81 5O92 90 per bunch.
Cocoanuts, S5@6 per hundred. Peanuts
Virginia, hand. picked, 11@12c; Tennessee,
S9S3cj roasted, 23c higher; shelled. 12s. Al
monds, 19020c. Tex s pecans, 11@14c; Ar
kansas, 3@4c. EugIish w~alnuts, 14@l6c.
FIlberts, 1Sc. Brazil nuts, 10910tc. Ralsius
London layers, So; Imperial, "a. Brandy
cherries, s. Esq 3 so per dozen.
APPLss-Hew, 1902 so per barrel packed
buying at Sl@1 50 loose. Dried apples, 8
@l0c per pound from store. Dried peaches,
4@5c from store. Cranberries, SIC per bar
rel. Pickles, medium, barrel, 81 so; half
barrel, s.; / pint jars, 81 25 per dozen; l
quart jars, 81 1912 per dozen.
CIDER-Missouri, sos so per barrel, and
"a 80 per bslf-bsrreI; Kentucky barrels 81 90.
Vinegar l25@16c per gallon.
FIsR-Macksrel, lob kit, No. /, 95c /; M.
?, S5C ; 15-lb, No. 3, Csc (; halt barrel, "a rs
@6. White fish, No. l, per hslf-barrel, Sc.
PoULTRY-Chickens, S1@3, according to
quality. TURKEYS, $ll@l8. Ducks, So 5094.
EGGs-l3@l53.
PIss FEEr-In barrels, S. SOFAS; half
barrels, 81 2594 so !; kegs, 81 rs.
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The New York spot market opened weak;
at 1910, easy; at 2:l5, quiet, closing easy,
with the prics-li-t unchanged from that ru'-
ing at the close the previous day. Sales, 922
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FINANCE.

Money less abundant, with growing de
mand and rates advanced to 8 per cent.
discount. Taxing District compromise bonds
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Liverpool spots began the week-at 5 11-16
as 13-l6l,and closed st5g952d Fridayeyeu-
ing.
Liverpool futures began the week at
8 40 64d for Angus September deliveries,
and closed with August-S plember quoted at
5 1854.
The local market opened with middling
quoted at 94c, the price ruling at the closs
Of the previjus week, and from which no
change was made, the week ending with the
following quotations ruling:
August 18th August 10th
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FBFIUW UrLCu LINK
Below high-water marx. 1874
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
Tine. Bar. Ther. Wind Weather.
IS ? PM N; 9 IS s. g s ]. lFF sis:
Maximuu temperature, 80.
Minimum temperature. g.
CINCINNATI, August 20.-Noon-RIver 4
feet 10 inches, and falling. Weather cloudy, with
light rain.
EVANSVILLE. August 20.-Noou-River
6 $40 feet, aud falling. weather cloudy and warm,
with light rain at noon; thermometer a TO SO.
PIrrsBURG, Aueu.t 20.-Noon-River l foot
5 inches. and falling. Weather cloudy and very
sultry. Night-River falling, with l foot Z inches
by the gauge. Weather clear and very warm.
CAIRO, August 20-Noon-Riyer Is feet
G inches, and falling. Weather warn. Departed:
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Belle Memphis, Vicksburg. 10 pm N~ight-Riyer
Is feet 3 inches, and falling. Weather cloudy and
warm; thermometer 81. Arrived: Annie z. Silver
ST. Louis, 4 pm. No departures.
LoUIsvILLE,August 20 -Noon-River fall
ing, with 4 feet Z inches in the canal and 3 feet6
inches In the chute on the falls. Weather clear
and warm. Business duu. Arrived and departed:
Rush aud tow, Memphis to Pomeroy; Wyoming,
Cincinnati TO New Orleans; Cons Millsr Cincinnati
to Memphis, lsstnight. The Ethe-idge and barges
are stuck hard At Flint Island. There is only 80
inches al Flint Island, but tie channel is cutt ng
out and the boats are nearly all OF. Capt Wash
Floyd and family are here
lSs Additional RipJ Ners GA Poah Paoe.l
MOVEMENTS or OCEAN STEAM ERs:
QUEESsIowS, August ~20.-Arrived: Baltic,
New York.
NEW YORK, August 2e.-Au.yed: Hol-
land, London.
PHILADEIPHIA.Augus' 2)-A-rive5: Brit
ish Prince, Liverpool.
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TRUSTEES SALE.


TTEDER and by virtue Of the provisions of a
~ deed In trust executed 90 me, as trustee. on
the slst day Of December, 1872. BY Thomas aud
Lucy MAydwell, and registered in Book No. as.
page a., OF the County kegisteT's Office OF shelby
county and state OF Tennessee; ard % secure two
promissory notes of theiTs of said dates. due IN
twelve months from date-one calling for 1850 u,
payable to the order of shelions & slason, and
the other payable TO the order Of the Rutland
Marble Company, calling for s405 So. which notes
are unpaid, at the request Of the Oenehciaries and
holders OF said notes, will, on
Saturday, September ~, 1883.
In front OF the courthouse, during legal hours,
sell to the highest bidder, for cash, the blowing
described tract OF land, situated In the county u
Shelby and State OF Tennessee, and not lar distant
from the Pigeouroost road. being lot No. txpnty-
three (zSl in the division OF the farm ef F. n.
owen, deceased. surveyed ard plated by NJ, A.
Kerr. and containing sixteen acre., more or less,
bounded on the W. st by Central avenue; ON the
north by Walnut avenue; and on the south by
Dunn avenue. and on the east by the lands once
sold to Monssrrat being the property conveyed by
Miles and Martha A. Owen to Lucy MsydWen by
deed dated May 5. 1852. and registered IN Book 81,
pages S26, S27, S2s. Equity of redemption waived
and the title believed 10 be good, but l viii sell
and convey ~ trustee only.
~ u E~nnrNCTON Tr-s4..
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TISeEs-Middling. SIC; good middling. 9Ac.
STAISs-Good ordinary, zee; low middling, SIC;
SIC. go
WEEKLY STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS.
IwEEK END'G SINCE SEPT.
AUG.17, 1883 lsT.
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The New Orleans future market opened
steady; at IL :05, steady; at 1907, dull; AT
80, -teadT; at 2:05, sesdy, losing finn
Sales, % 800 bales. We quote the prlce-Iist
of lssl call recriYrd. AZ folloNs:
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The Local market opened and closed quiet
and steady, with previous prices main.
tanned. Sales OF 100 bales reported, all CT
which were for spinuers. TIE quotations at
the close remained unchanged from prices
ruling at the close Saturday evening:
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Notice of

THOS. has removed his Marble
Il Yard from Union street TO
No. 200 Second Street,
near pos.ofdce, where he viii furnish any kind Of
work in his line ~ the very Lowest prices. Call
and sA before purchasing eisevheres H.vtnshs
o your interest.
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The New Orleans spot market opened dull
at previous days. quotations.; al 80, quiet,
closing quiet, with prices unchanged. Sales,
$50 bales. Stock on hand, 59,872 bales.
Closing quotations:
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sUeAR-Pure white, 9ic; of white, &c;
yellow, Si@9c; open kettle, 74@S4c; re-
hoed A, 9I@91c; GRADUATED, 94@l0c; pow
dered. 10s@l04c; cut Loaf, lOs9lO!c.
CoFFEE-Cemmon, S3G9s; ordinary. 81
@94c; fair, 94@l0c; prime Rio, I0i9l1c;
choice, 1l4@l2c; fancy, I2l@13c; old gov
eminent, 20925c.
MoLAssB-Louisians, Common to fair
fugsis. SOG40c; syrup, 4O@50c.
CANNED GOODS, ETc.-Prices per dozen
Pinespples, 81 so; peaches, 2-lb, standard
IL so; seconds, 81 40; tomatoes, 2-lb;, st.n
dard, sl@1 10; 3-lb, 81 SO@1 40; straw
berrIes, 81 259l so; raspberries, 81 15@
l so; blackberries, 81 l0@l %; green
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RIVER NEWS.
STEAMERS LEAVING,

St. Francis River.IDA LEE, Joplin, 5 pm.
Arkansas River--IDA DARRAGH, Nowlsnd. p.m.
Nicksourg. -..----..B BELLE MEMPHIs. Mckee, 10 a m.
st-Louis---.-..C'YvIcKsBuKs, MePheeter. 10 e. m
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.
Frisrs Point---.CoAHosA, Wednesday, pm.
Oseeola -..----.DEAs A Wednesday, pm.
New Orleans ANNE SILVER, wed'sday. I0a N.
Arkansas City.-.KATE ADAMS, Thursday, 5 pm
White River--...JosIE HARRY, Saturday, 3 pm.
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PROVISIONS.

BUTTER-Creanery, 26@2Sc; dairy, 300
&c; butterine, l6@lSG; c5unlry, 10@20c
CHEEsE-Full cream, 15@l6c small
home cheese, Is 10 sv, 9@10c.
MESS PoRK-SI4 per barrel; sugsr-cured
haus. packed, 14@15c; breakfast bacon, Is
@lS3c; clear rib sides, Ste.
BULK PoRK-Clear sides, Tie; clear rib
sides, tic; shoulders, &c.
LARD -TIerce, $685.; half.b@arrsls, % (;
kegs,s93c; buckets, l0c; half buckets, 104,;
20-lb tins, 94;; lob tina, l0fc; 5-lb Tins,
10sc; Bib thus, 103c.
NEW YORK, August s0.-Pork quiet but
6rm; new msss, ia so. Lard weak; prime
steam, s SOC.
CINCINNATI, August 20.-Pork in fair de-
mand, s13 509l4. Lard frmer, Sic. Bulk
meats strong and higher; shoulders, SIC;
clear rib, Sc. Bacon ffmer; shoulders, &c;
clear rib, 7sc; clear, Sc.
LOUISVILLE, August 20~.-Provisions quiet
but firm. Pork-new mess, Sl4. Bulk meats
shoulders, etc; clear rib, 64c; clear sides,
tic. Bscon-ehoulders, Sc; clear RIB, Tic;
clear, Sc. Sugar-cured hams, lac. Lard
choice kettle rendered, 12c.
NEW ORLEANS, August 20.-Pork in fair
demand, but at lower rates, Sl3 %. Lard
steady; %tierce, Sc; keg, Ole. Bulk meats 10
fair demand, but at lower rates. Bacon in
fair demand and e%asier; shoulders, Tsc; long
clear rib, 73G7sc. Sugsr-cured~ hams-choice
canvased, l49l5c.
BALTIMORE, August 2O.-Provisions steady.
fair jobbiug trade demand. Mess pork, SIS.
Bulk meats shoulders and clear rib side,
packed, T5@Sc. Bacon-shoulders, Sic; clear
rib sides, 81. Hsms, 154@l6c. Lard, fl 1ed,
10ic. Butler STEADY; Western packed, So
Ice; creamery 1S@23c Eggs higher and &C
tive, 49,.
ST. LOUIS, August 20.-Butter quiet; dairy
l29l7c; creamery, 17@20c. Eggs higher,
l5!.. Pork femer; So 759l2 S73 cash
Sl2 so January. Bacon finn, better and &C.
tive; long clear, 75@74c; short rib. 7i@
74c; short clear, 73S75c. Buismeats lower
long clear, 6.60c; snort rib, 6c9; short clear
&c. Lard higher, So bid.
CHICAGO, August 20.-B.con steady
Lard active, firm and higher; S.65@8.70c
cash and August, s zoe September, 8 Csc
October, Ss@S40c November, SIC ths
year. Bulk meats in fair demand; shoulder.
5 85c; short rib, 6 95c; short clear, tic
Butter in fair demand; fair 10 fancy cream
cry, 15@2lc; good TO fancy dairy, 12'916c
Pork-demand fair and prices higher; s12 81
OLE 81! cash, Sl2 30(912 32s Angus apC
September, az 42!9l2 10 Oloher, Sl1 S;
| all 50 November, all SGGll So The year
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NJ. Pasteur reports to the Paris Academy OF
Medicine that he possesses four dogs which he
has inoculated in such manner that they can
not become mad. As man can take hydropho-
bia from mad animal only. the professor be-
lieves that the vaccination Of CANNES win put
an end to rabies.
Among the revelations made in the investi-
cation OF the almshouse at Pottsvile, Pa. is the
fact that many thousands Of dollars, spent os-
tensibly for outdoor relief Of the poor, went to
reward personal friends of the commissioners
and to make political capital. Orders for
whisky and cigars often amounted to 600 In
day.
The late D. NJ Bennett, editor Of the Ts1At
Seeker, was interested In spiritualism, and he
said that II he found it possible to return after
death, or to In any way communicates with his
living friends he would certainly 40 @. Sew
through spiritual mediums. but the present
editor of the paper says that each bears con-
elusive evidence Of spuriousneeA
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How She Scared ,Enl.
From the Chicago Tribune,

From the Chicago Tribune
But, papa!"
mot another word, ," said the eighth Duke of
Blue Island avenue, as his dinner pail fell on the
floor with decisive clank. "YOur mother has
erstwhile told me of this foolish passion Of yours
tor Rudolph McCloskey, but by N.Y.
Stepping hastily to an ebony desk inlaid with
dirt the Duke glanced for an instant into large
book that lay there, and then resumed his posi-
ton in front of the fduteuI upon which Beryl
was reclining.
':By my halidom," he continued, 81 will bend
this naughty will of yours to my own, for never
Perkins allied herself with one far beneath her
in the social scale. No." he said, his features
whitening with passion as he saw the girl an
insoucidnte expression on her pure young face,
regarding him with half-scornful, half don't
Observation-Disclosures s-Or-nOt-lOok-.T will
prevent this marriage OF which you speak SO
confidently, though it cost me my fortune and
my life. What, no! Without there! A horse
carl"
A liveried servant ran at once to the front
yard and signaled the Warder, who was seated
| in his tower at the castle gate. Presently a
horse car was seen in the distance. Nearer and
nearer it came, but still the Warder made nc
| sign.
At last, when the car was nearly opposite the
castle mOat the vigilant servitor threw hand
| full Of oats on the track.
| The car stopped.
When Beryl heard her father swear by his
halidom that he would prevent her marriage,
her heart sank within her, and into her eyes
there came a Wild haunting, I-shall-not- get-a-
MISUNDERSTANDING look. that told too
| plainly OF the hOrrid fears that beset her soul
But amid all the tumult of her mind she did
not forget to act Looking hurriedly at an
| almanac she saw that it was December. The
eastern sky was gray with snow clouds. Should
her father miss the car, Rudolph would be safe
| from his anger for week, perhaps longer.
In an instant her mind was made up. Run
ming with frantic speed out across the lot, over
the bed where the cabbages had nestled so
cozily in the warm June sunshine she soon
| reached the entrance to the grounds and was
peering with anxious face through the port
| cullis. The car horses, magnificent pair OF
bays. were eating the oats. Beryl could plainly
see that ere they could finish their meal her
| father would be there But she did not hest
tate, and in an instant the sad, sweet strains OF
| childish melody she had learned at school
were floating out upon the air, and mingling
with these echoes was the crash of timber and
| the wild jngling of BELLS Beryl turned away
with satisfied air, saying softly to herself, ''He
| is saved"
The car team had run away
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oe physically lowered through work or worry.
Vf ootn combined, and it is lust at this time
they are most liable. II exposed to cold or wet,
70 an attack of this most painful complaint.
Let tnem guard against exposure at such times.
and Dy judcious course of tonic and aperient
remedies. combined with attention to dietetics
ana hygiene, endeavor to restore tone to the
system.
1t would he impossible in one paper to enum-
crate even 1.-THE of the numerous causes that
eMe rise TO foothache, but before it can be sue
oessIuiiy treated those causes must be found
OUT and removed. have no royal remedy to
suggest for the cure of the complaint. no
eau dor, one application Of which will Danish
the pain. Even II prescribe cotton waddng
Pleoget after pledget of it, saturated with
numoness ensues, do not remove the cause of
the ailment, and it may, and doubtless will, re-
turn with greater force when the effects of the
anodyne have died away.
Is the cause constitutional do all In your
power between the attacks to bring the health
up to par, and try by living by rule to retain it
30. A course OF quinine or quinine and iron.
during the two or three weeks interval that
usually elapses between periodical attacks of
!oothache. often does much good. II the cause
DE local. good may be effected by cleaning out
the hollow tooth. and then rinsng the mouth
with lukewarm water in which carbonate of
soda has been dissolved. Next, the tooth may
be dried thoroughly and bit of fine cotton
wadding inserted
But extraction Of stumps and filing of useful
teeth are, after all. the principal remedies for
toothache. Do not delay the operation until
there is absolute pain. Such course is posi-
lively cruel to yourself. The extraction of teeth
nowadays need terrify no one, as it can be done
painlessly under the influence of nitrous oxide
or laughing gas. 1t is pity that the admins
tratton Of the gas entails SO much expense
However, it is a saving to patient in the long
run. for the pain of toothache is so distracting
as often to preclude the possibility of doing any
work either physical or mental, while the tor
ture lasts