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RIVER NEWS.
LEAVING.

STEAMERS LEAVING.
THIS DAY.
White River..-..JosIE HARRY, Harry, 5 pm.
SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
Vicksburg ..-...C CITY OF HELENA, Sunday, 10 am
New Orleans --.-C BAToSRouGE, Sunday 10 am
st. Louis. .---..CITY OF CAIRO, Sunday, 10 am.
FriaTs Point. CoAHoNA, Monday, 5 pm
osceola ----...---.DEAs ADAMS, Monday, 5 pm.
Arkansas City KATE ADAMS, Monday. pm
Hsles Foint----MAEK TWAIN. Monday, 5pm.
st. Francis River IDA LEE, TUESDAY, 5 pm.
AIka1sss River. IDA DARKAGH, Tuesday, 5 pm
MOVEMENTS AT THE LEVEE.
Arrivsls-Coahoma, Ffiars POini; Ds&n
Adm, o ceola; Arksns az CT Y, s.. Louie.
Depsr,ures-City oil Providence, 81. LOUIS;
Dean Adams, OIceola; AIkaTs City, V.cks-
burg.
Jsis in Port-Cen:ral CiIy.
Boats Due D1wn-Desn Aisms.
Boats Dne Up-Josis HAIR, lda Lee and
City OF Cairo.
Receipts Ys~sterdsy.
D an Adam4-l60 melons ami "a pkgs
sIndries.
Coahcml-S8 bales cotton, p sks seed, 1
mule and 10. sundrieS.
Arkansas City-1l95 dry barrels, 4S9 sks
grain, Al wet barrels, S5l h.b plates, IL bxs
meat, zoo Pig lard, 10 crts cabbsg', 6 coops
thickeEs sad 1l95 pigs merchandise.
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ST. MAR US SCH o

A select Boarding and Day School for Young La.
dies and Children, under the charge Of the sisten
Of Al Mary, of the Episcopal Church. Number of
dsy pupils limited 20 one hundred: boarding Pu.
pills 70 went ave. s sese inI5op n Enstish.
latin and Drawing, and books, $500 Der A.
mum. For full Information, apply 70
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sPRING HILL COLLEGE,

Founded in 1890. Empowered by the Lagfsla-
tuTe of Alabama to confer all Collegiate Degrees.
Location beautiful, and one OF the healthiea in
the South. The health, comfort and happiness Of
the students the constant aim. A full corps OF mi.
perior and experienced teachers. The three
courses, Preparatory, Commercial and Classical,
taught In the most thorough manner. Seskion
opens Oct. LIST. For further Information, address
the President. Spring Hin College. Mobile. Ala.
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The New York spot market opened weak;
at 1910, quiet; at 2:l5, quiet; closing quiet,
with the pricC-list unchanged from that
ruling at the close the previous d,y. Sales,
1854 bales. Closing quotations:
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sTATIOSH,
MAXIMUM temperature, 81
Minimum temperature, GO.

MAXIMUM temperature 81
Minimum temperature, GO.
WHEELING, August 2f.-Noon-River 3
feet l inch, and falling Weather clear and warm.
P~rrrsBURG Augu-t 2t.-N OR YER l foot
y inch Weather clear and pleasant Night
River l foot, and stationary. Weather clear and
pleasant.
CIScINNATI, August 24.-Nocn River 6
feet l inch, and rsi g. Weather clear; Their
mometer 73o. SighI-Riytr 6 lect 2 inches, and
rising. Weather clear and cool.
EVANSVILLE, August 24.-Noon River
5 $40 feet, and falling. weather clear and pleas
ant; thermometer &C II 80. Night-Riger 8 3 10
feet scant, and falling. Weather clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, August "a -Noou-River at a
stand, with 4 feet in the canal. Business dull.
Weather clear and plea SAINT. Flint Island is in a
bad shape; only 8 feet scant there. The Millsr is
over and gone to Memphis The CAT, Ariadne
aud Etoeridge are aground. The Rlle is below
her passengers came mp on the Cherry. There are
4 feet large at Rising Sun.
CAIRO, August 24.-Noon-Rivsr 13 feet
4 inches, and falling. Weather clear and cool.
Arrived: Wyoming. Cincinnati, 10 pm: City of
New Orleans, New Orlesns, 10 pm: John Dippoid,
below, IL p m Departed: City of New Orleans,
81. Louis, Il pm. Ni8ht-River Is feet inches,
and falling Westher clear; thermometer 7O9.
Departed: OAKLAND, New Orleans, 6 pm.
[Ss Additional RiueT NeUs on Fourth Pa9e.l
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GENERAL TRADE.

AT the Merchants Exchange business con-
tinues dull. The local quotations were as fol-
Iowa: Meat aud lard dell four firm and IN.
changed; cornmeal quiet; sugar aud coffee
quiet; m~olasses dull; rice firm; nails firm
fish advancing; bagging advancing; hay quiet
aud frm-stric:ly choice good demand,
prime dull aud nominal, prairie neglected;
corn dull, weak and lower; osts steady;
bran dull; apples quiet; potatoes quiet; cah-
bage-homs grown exhausted; kraut nomi-
nal-market bare, no new in yet; onions
quiet; baans-market bare; butter dull, little
doing; chess quiet; chickens quiet and
unchanged; eggs steady, good demand; dried
fruit market bare-apples, good demand,
dried peaches neglected; co;ton-seed oils
steady; c,tton seed meal quiet. LEMONS
advanced; peanuts scarce and higher. Mules
scarce and nominal. Other articles un-
nhauued in tona and nrice
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The New Orleans spot market opened dull
at previous days quotations.; at l:30, dull,
closing dull, with quotations unchanged.
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The Liverpool spot market at noou wes
quoted dull and easier. Sales, 1000 bales,
OF which 1850 bales were American. r =
ceipts, 2250 b4lss, OF which 225 bales were
Am-rIcau.
At l2:l5: Ordinary, AL; good ordinsry,
5ti; low middiing, 5S:; uplands, 5Si; Or
leans, 54d.
The Liverpool future market at noon was
quoted dull; Augus:-Spptember. 5 36-64l;
Ssptember-O ;tober, 5 50 64t; O:tober No
vemAer, 5 3i-64d; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
5 1894 {; December-J %anuary, 5 1854; jan
uary-Februsry, 5 sc 64i; February-Msrck,
5 80 Cad; MaIch-April, 5 41-S41; April-May,
5 1861.
AT 80: Februsry.March, 5 3S-64d.
At $3.50: October-Novemoer, 5 SO 64d.
Manchester dull and tending down.
At 4: Futures closed dull.
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Transactions aggregated 266 sos shares, as
follows:
i,ca0 Central Pacific, 3l,e00 Lackawanna,
23,OO0 Denver, 5000 Erie,
5000 Kansas & Tex, $4,000 Lake Shore,
1900 Iouisv. & Nathv, 1000 Memphis d Char,
5000 N J. Central, 5000 n. Y. Central
is, 900 Northern Pacific, II 900 Reading,
5000 st. Paul, 500 Texas Pacific,
10000 Union Pacific, 10000 Western UnIou.
10000 North. Pac. ptd, 1900 Oregon & Trans,
5000 st. P. NJ. d al, 1000 Canadian Pacific.
LONDON, August 24-43 bonds, lis; 4s
1924; Illinois Central, 1899; Penn.yIv mia
Central, SO; n " York Cen raj, l19; Erie,
800; Reading, &c. Amount Of bullion goue
into the Back cf EngIsnd on balance teddy,
e23, 060.
PARIS, August "a -Renieo, 79f. 374c.
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Mrs. EMma c. Quicker

WILL REoPEs HEE SCHOOL AT Z9 LIN
vocal and Instr1I1entsl Music and Dancing
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sew WISDSOR COLLEGE.

gFyINARY COLLEGE
LII PreyaratorT 6Ph wild Prepar.oU4 Bad.
MY l. TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER AZ. 1883.
Disffn 4 Courses of study and 6overnment sep
rate IN ldirgH. One Management For full IN
RE v. A. Il. JELLY. D., Presideut..
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FINANCE AND TRADE
FINANCE.

Money less abundant, with growing de-
mand and rates advanced to 8 per cent.
discount. Taxing-D District compromise bonds
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RIVER AND
Changes.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE. U. 8. A.,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, August q, IGg'
The following observation are taken at the
same moment OF time q :0S p.ua. } at all the stations
namAl.
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BOILER MAKERS.

BOlLE h
OLD RELIABLE BOILER YARD.
ROBT. LEWIS & CO.,
EYAxs COPPER & SHEET.
$3.50 IRON WORKERS.
Particular attention given to Repairing steam
boat BoIlerz-
NO Adams street, near river, Memphis.
RESIDENCE, 81 SECOND STREET,
Copper and sheeliron Work. secondhand Boilers
always on hand.
STEAMBOATS,.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
CTEANKR MARK TwAIN-w.
Hall, master; J. D. Fuller. clerk, kc
Hl1 leave tor H4LE'S POINT and al wsy Isnd.
l1gs EVERY MoNDAY THURSDAY at 5
2,c.ock n.m-: until fIrther notice.
FOB CAIRO AND 81. LOUIS.
81: Louis and New Orleans Anchor Line
Us. msiI-FoR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
City of Cairo, ~
Geo. vickers-.master ~
Val leave Elevator Building SUNDAY, Aug.
ON q L. a. Hal Ia nn Pass. For freight er Ps s%s spPiy e
FOR VICKSBURG.
ST. Louis and New Orleans anchor Line
U. :. NAH Line-FOR vICKsBURG"steamer
City Of Helena, 49,
McCord, master,
VIII leave Elevator Building SUNDAY, Aug.
z. L. Hall. Pass. Agent. ~Ai'sTOKM. Aren't
FOB LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI
Memphis and ONO River P.ehe, Go
FOR LOUISVILLE n CINCINNATI-steamer
CONS
:; D; MOore,7 a;;: James yOIi.-..-~cleIE
For Information inquire on board, or to
Z. W.: g.. T. and I. Agt.. Z Monroe.
LEE LINE STEAMERS.
For GieHsaie, Helena und yriars Poins.
COahOma, S
Stacker e.. master Plat Rhodes.-...-cieT
VII leave As acOye Ok every
and FBIDAI at .. N,
r~eseIying the right 10 pass all landings the captain
may deem unsafe, Once. 40. 4 Msolscr street..
JAMES LEE JR:. supernten .ent.
FOX NEW ORLEANS.
81. Le%ls ana Ne~ orleaa. Anenor Line.
City OF Baton Rouge AE
Will leave Elevator BaiIding sUNDA a. aux.
18th, at 10 am. For freight or passage apply to
G. L. HALL, Pass. Agent AD STORM supt.
FOR OeukOLA.
Fri eekly U. 8. Mail Packet-For Ban
dolph, Fulton, osceols and way landings.
Bean Adams, Ee
J. H. Cooper master z. d. Tomlnson .cIei1
Wu Iezye MenpnIs every MONDAY, WEDNkS-
DAY aud fklDAE AZ 8 p.zn., reservlng the right
70 pass all landings the captain may deem unsafe.
For Information apply on board, or to No. 4 Madi-
son ST. JAN - LEE e., 5up- rlnIendent.
FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.
The ST. Francis River transportation Co.'S
VERY LIGHT VI S. MAIL STEAMER
IDA II -
Jopnn
tkI Ill leave Memphis every Iaesday Even
w 1nk AZ D O'ciOcH. for all points on st,
francis River In place of the Rene Macreaoy,
j. ID. Supt.
FOR WHITE AND BLACK RIVERS.
MET HAkxY LIN E-Mempff white
and BiRcx River U. &. Il All Packet.
For indian Bay, st. Charles, Clarendon, Devalls
BUN, Des Arc. Augusta, JaCksonport, Searcy,
BatesvllIe, Powhatsn aud Pocanonlas-Ihe new
ana elegant passenger steamer b
D.
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MOVEMENTS or OCEAN STEAMERS.
NEW OKLEASs, August 2~4.-Anrived:
louisiana, New York.
NEW YORK, August "a ARRIVED: Sllvis,
Hamburg; Celtic, Liverpool.
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RELrRIEs HIoEs ANp LEATHER,

HIDES, ETo.-No.1 dry flint hides, Ice; No.
dry hid-s, 1249l3c; salt hides. 104l23c;
No. l green salt hides, 55@73o No. 2 green
salt hides, &c; green hides, 5@6c. B,es~a1-
prime yellow, 2S@39c; tallow, 7@73c; gin-
scng, per pound, 81 SO. Dserskins prime,
25@33c.
LEATHER-Oak sole, per pound, 35@4Oc;
h.@lock; N@SOc; harness, 36Gs4O; skirting,
73@4Oc; French calf, S4O@60c per dozen.
domestic calf, S3O945c per dozen.
CANDLES Full weight, l53c.
FEATHERs-Prime, 40c.
WooL-Tub-washed, 25@35c per pound;
unwsshed, 1923; bury, 10916c.
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Ten ties bacon and hams, 1853 SKIS bran,
2 pkgs butter, so gu corn, 5 pkgs chee,e, 1873
SKIS coffee, 2 pkgs eggp, II brls q ,ur, l
hog, 20 pkgs lard, s cars lumber, S6 brls
meal, 4 nd horses and mules, l brls potatoes.
l car bulk pork, 40 br.s sugar, 90 pkgs to-
bacco and 5 brls whisky.
EXPORTS.
Two brls apples, 5S7 rils baggiug, 90 ties
bacon and hams, 81 SKIS bran, SS5 bu corn,
IA pkgs cheese, 65 SKIS coffee, 2S4 brls h1ur,
81 bales hay, $50 bdls iron ties, AZ pkgs
lard, 1 car lumber, 81 b-ls meal, 112 hid
hors 5 and mules, Is bsls molssses, 135 kg-
nails, 1872 SKIS osts, II brls onions, l ak peas,
80 bris potatcss, l car bulk pork, 8 brls
packed pork, 81 brls sugar, l39 pkgs ic-
haccn and 26 BRIG whisky
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University of Virginia

c,EssIOs begins on the Lat Of October. and con.
the secretary Of the Faculty. P. o. Univennty Of
Virginia. Albcmsrle county, Virxinia.
JAs.R. HARRISON. Chairman OF the Faculty..
Alabama
Agricultural and College.
NEXT session bcgtns sept. 10Th. Faculty OF
~ eleven Profess. Gives Industrial EducA-
ton, Practical Agriculture and Clul Engineering
6uecislues Location on Estlroaf, hiKh and
healthy. Tuition free. Expenses low. For cstA-
lozue, With particulars, address
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HoUsE-sUILOiNG MATERIALS.

Bricks, lime and cemsnt quiet a. former
prices. .
FRAMING-LUMBER-Ysrd prices-R1ugh
SIS per 1000 feat; drsssed, $50; yellow pin,
flooring, s25; shingle,, 1904 80; lathinA-
Poplar, IL 10; cypress, 81 per 1000 laths.
Extra prices for extra lengths above 20 feet.
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NOTRE DAME OF MARYLAND.
Collegiate Insas.ss for Young Ladies.

THREE miles from baltimore, Nd. This Insti.
l. tuition, conducted by the Sisters of Notre
Dame, IL most desirsbly located. The system OF
education pursued is designed 10 develop the
mental, moral and physical powen OF the pupils,
TO make them useful women OF refined tastes ana
cultivated manners. For particulars send for cat
alaOua
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WHISKY, ETC.

BRANDIEs-Cognac, S5@l6; peach, s. SO
@3 so; apple, S293 so.
WINEs-Imported port, 81 5000 sherry,
81 55@4; chanpagne-American extra DRY,
5000; Piper Hsidsick, S26@2S; Mumm's
extra dry. S2S@30; Pomery Sec, i31 SOFA
SO So W. Cliquot, s31 5o@SS 50 c~laret,
s. 1909 per box Catswbs, IS 5000.
WHISTLES - Redistilied, 90c [1 81 so 4;
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THE MORMON srRoNGHoLD.
What a Party of Commercial Travellers
Found in Salt Lake.
Chicago Tribune.

Chicago Tribune.
A party of commercial gentlemen re-
turned yesterday from Utah, where they
have spent the summer and fall. Two of the
party have made Salt Lake City their head
quarters for our or five years past. Said one
of the gentlemen: "We are willing to talk on
condition that you will not use our names.
You will readily understand why we make
this request, as most of our customers are
Mormons. My opinion" said he, as the
others nodded assent, lis that polygamy has
a firmer hold upon the community than
ever. Marriages are taking place daily, and
in great number, but the fact is concealed
from the general public by the strict secresy
which characterizes the service. All Mormon
marriages are now conducted, you under
stand within the closed doors of the Endow-
ment House, and zone are admitted except
such as know the password. A gentle
might occasionally slip in and see what was
going on if it were not for the influences
that are being brought to bear against the
polygamists by the government. The Nor
mons, feeling that they are being prosecuted,
have been gradually perfecting their system
and strengthening their organization, until
they are bound together as a unit. The idea
that they are being prosecuted only serves
to band them together. The strong language
used by the President in his messageis only
a quotation from the off-repeated speeches
of Governor Murray, who fully comprehends
the SITUATION. The MOrm0nS are the most
f~anatical people living, and they obey their
church leaders as a slave would obey his
master. The Legislature which has been de-
pended upon to correct the evils has a large
Mormon majority, and the gentle members
are so spiritless and inefficient that they are
controlled altogether by the majority or in
huenced by their constituencies which are
always strongly Mormon"
as all this apparent on the surface of
things?" the reporter asked.
mo-" was the response. you would
have to live there a long time before you be-
gan to get at the bottom of things. The Nor
mon understands particularly we'll how to
keep his mouth shut and leave all to the
church. Now and then you can get him to
talk about the principles of his faith, but
what is actually going on is entirely another
matter. The city of Salt Lake is overrun
with Eastern people, who seem to be study
ing the question for some purpose or other.
Kate Field and a number of journalists are
engaged upon the subject. One young man
has written column after column for a lead
ing New York paper, but as yet 1 have not
seen a line in print. l think the information
is going to be printed throughout the
country in several papers all at once for
some reason or other, and the Mormons, who
know what is being done, are looking
anxiously for the same thing. Mormonism
looks horrid to the sight at close range, and
it is a crying evil that ought to be rooted
Out.n
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Secret of housekeeping.
Washington Letter.

" ashIngton Letter.
e Colonel Ellsworth. who built the Reed
House, at Erie, Pa, has been here several
days. Ellsworth is a ine-looking, gray
bearded patriarch, who has made a fortune
in bookkeeping. though he is now out of it.
Zone of the secrets of my success said he,
twas that 1 furnished each OF my guests a
cop of the morning daily before they got
out OF their beds. During the last two years
of my bookkeeping, l paid out more than
two thousand dollars for daily papers, 1 had
the only hotel in the United States which
furnished the morning paper to each of its
guests, and it paid better than any invest
ment | ever made
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Jeff. Davis as . Humorist.

The editor of the Cincinnati Merchant
Traveller claims to have lately received the
following letter from Jefferson Davis;
BEAUvoIR, Miss, Oct. 2, 1888.
W. j. Hampton, Esq:
Dear Sir-I have received yours of the Oath
ult. = = Z Some years ago a correspondent
endeavOred to trace my relationship to King
George III, connecting Herewith a theory that
the writer and myself were the proper heirs to
q large fortune in England. 1 replied that I must
surrender all claim to the fortune, being quite
sure that 1 was in no degree akin to George, but
an editor is a different thing, and | shall be very
glad tthat fortune in England not considered)
TO be assured that l am a relative of yours. In
the meantime l am, very respectfully,
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
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consists of granite blocks carefully cut and
perfectly fitted together. Not far distant
stands a hill which, we are told, is honey
combed with cells of various sizes, all cut
out of the solid rock. They are without
windows, several are on the same level, and
the walls are adorned with fantastic shapes
and symbols.
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SneTDyVlIIe UtmOcraL,
We hear from reliable authority that Rob
bins, the superintendent of the police at In
dianapolis, and Campbell, one of the cap
tains, will be removed this month, or asked
to resign. This is as it should be, as the for
mer has capacity only to blunder, and the
latter a capacity for arresting Democrats.
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day if they pay proper attention to schools
while "a brave and generous people, like
the white Democrats of Virginia ought to be
spared reproach on accoun ofTatalities that
are bound to occur through negro ignorance
OF the common principles upon which fire.
arms are constructed.
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THEN DowN.-Rememher that if coughs.
colds and other affections of the lungs and
throat are not met in she beginning with the
proper antidote, they may soon become fatal.
Put them down with Hale's Honey of Horehouud
and Tar. 1t is infalliDle. Sold by all druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
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Some of the Democratic newspapers are
complaining that the Presidents message
was commonplace. Do they want the Presi-
dent to recommend a whole batch of start
ling measures? The country is prospering,
and a wise administration will not take any
step that will cause a jar in our peaceful pur-
suits.
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Burdensome to Cincinnati Papers.

Milwaukee Sentinel.
The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette thinks
the rate of newspaper postage-$2 per 100
pounds-is a tax on knowledge. Yes, and
considering the limited amount of knowl-
edge in some newspapers it's a mighty big
tax,
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A Pyramid in Mexico.


New York Letter.
In the virgin forests of Sonora, a province
of western Mexico, near Magdalena, a pyramid
has been found measuring 1850 feet at its
base, and rising to the height OF $50 feet. A
carriage road winds about this enormou
structure FROM base TO summit, The face
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Boston Post.
The Chicago Times refers to Mr.. Blanche
X. Bruce-the ex-negro senator from Missis-
sippi. "Ex- negro" is good. Has the mira
Gle been accomplished, then, and can the
Ethiopian change his skin?
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Phelps,s Last Letter..

st. Louis Post Dispatch.
That second letter which W.. Walter Phelps
wrote to J. Warren Keller seems destined to
create Che suspicion that Mr.. Phelps wears
corsets and chews gum.
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the method of the country practitioner who
final yank by a cumulative series of twists
and wrenches The patient is so glad to get
it over that he rather enjoys the final an
guish,
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A Dangerous Peculiarly,

Sc. Louis G~I0be-Dem0crat.
1t is a besetting and well-known peculiar
ity of the colored race that they invariably
get in front of Democratic shotguns and re-
~volvers, when. a little reflection ought TO
teach them that such a position is ill-chosen
and foolhardy. They will know more some
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The Democratic Halt.

Brooklyn Eagle (DemJ
In 1888 we may nave free trade. In 1888
all that we demand is tariff reform,
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A PRACTICAL and thorough test of the Wilcox
& GiUbs AUTOMATIC Sewing Machine will con-
vince you that it has no equal. Noiseless, light
est-runnlng, and always ready. 81 East New
York street.
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The Postal Card a Nuisance.

Delphi journal.
The great American postal card is getting
to be a nuisance. The material used in
making is of a very inferior quality.
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A Remarkable Woman,
Detroit Times.

Detroit Times,
Sojourner Truth was not as old as she
claimed to be. In this respect also she was
a remarkable woman.
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Good Place for the Democratic Convention.
Upton Advocate.
There is a town on the Northern Pacific
railroad named "Hell-to-pay." 1t lis sug-
gested that the next national Democratic
convention be held there.
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. How to Avoid the Bloody Shirt.

Upton AdVocate. 7
The way to keep the 'bloody Shirt out of
politics is for the Democrats to quit keeping
it red. Political murder is the meanest of
all crimes.
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And the Band Begins to Play.

The procession is now moving, with the
solid South, with its shot-guns, at the head,
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ROBUST and blooming health in Hop Bitters,
aud no family can afnrd 10 be without Them
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New York Tribune.
Mr.. Carlisle's plan of prolonging agitation
and uncertainty about the tariff until after
the Presidential election is borrowed from
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BLUE Points III the shell at Jonn Huegele's.

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