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bllHter Resorts

A DVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW.
~ York TRIBUNE WILL 81 HECElNED At THE
VPfOWN OFFICES. SO. LIS GrDtway corner Thirty
drstst douI p NJ and 3o3 We. twenty tnrds' oornsr
Eighth ave. NJ 1913 FOulthlve. FouItel nthst.
$50 ghrdave Forty.seventN-t nos loo- Third;
ave uear -.Xfcthst. tlt az the HAkLFM OFFICE l,eJ
fArd ave- corner luehundred AID twenty nIth ST. Up ~
D. ai. Al cexal4i Jhco Gates
,EN BDAHpEN> Wh be received Tor
y fan ana winter al prvlt "a iy house com n'fiousi
lee l, uIGerI F,-Duc about one AoC. liot
NcN-NoiN near dc .ot
Those : eAu. a au-c from - ntTn VII fui
al that can desired fot Aume Igriu orulo1 1iesa
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! rENIIE MISSES C[fADE AN\ES SCHOOL. > ! :
nf5s,,.,~. bo' ora., -9I ami Iff sfa will renpca
,,,r,,, ,,,..I,. prpr>-t
! III - rat i4h..t.
English and french school Young ladies' and little girls
october l-i.
! VAN NORMAN. I\S IlIU TIE FOR LADlES.
DIR and NNhNNN NORMAN rfnc'p''.
] a WEST 40 CII ~ ~chonI ho,-ins Thursd15-
! - oct Hiss h9 T. =, hoh' every ~ W IiInr
IpN,nIsnv ,vr
20 Mr.. Robe anil Miss yatc,' tl'i ap1 t.'ncn
| school FOR lofnr Ladies AMI ltIr 'h'' W''. l''''"
Monday sept u''c i Home " rt ''' i'.i. v F' ''
For Eoth sexes-City.
! 4 BUSINESS EDCCATIDN-AN English
! - commercial branches d.y ouu evening: ladies
/ Taught .crpps an l-c,u.t.. 'Yltas r'."iy.
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TINE LRUREL HOUSE,

LAKEWOOD NtWJER~El.
THIS Northern AS Infer resort viu open october ].
AtaID-s M. &. " tN INbkIi, Maltter
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! - NOTICE" LANE ROUTE
! FROM NEW.YORK TO LIVERPOOL, VIA QUEENS.
NENERAL TRAVSATLAVTIC COVpANy

~ Between Ney-YOrk anil IIavre
Comp1nys pier 20 70 North River foot ~ Norton
81. GERMAN. 1fanb wednesday Oc. l. pm
ST. LAU tNI d. lOusseln .... W 49, Or', 3 m
NORMAN DIE Frtu2uel Wednesday 81 - 2 y N
checks D'yiDlc AZ Nflt N anDuB.s sa Banlue
Transatlanic ~ Paris
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Jnsirnrtiou
For Both Sexes-Couusry

4 LADY, experienced in teaching. living on
~ alarm near lovely village would receives family OF
Children give them happy home mothers with In
struoons IN Engls branches desired best city and homo
reference gtven. Address
Mp. CLARK, Salem. Washington County n. Y.
A HOME SCHOOL FOR CHlLDREN.--Kin-
~ derga,ten department For particulars ami references
address BoX 26 Garden cry Long isl'nd.
4 MENIA SEMINARY for both sexes; 1925
IN per yoar. Ungurpassel ltvautayca Adlrlss
GEORGE W. COOK, Ph. u, President Armenia, y. Y
A FRIENDS BOARDING SCIIO ~, for both
~ sercs among tho hlls 81 nileg fro NeyYDr< Pr
year 500 For ful account address ClIAPPAQUA NOUN
TAIN INSTITUTE Chtpga1ul, y. Y.
EIIILDRENS HONE BOARDING SCHOOL.
~ One hour from city. $3.50 per year
MISS CONOVEK, old Bridge New Ieraey
SOUTH JERSEY INSTITUTE,
- BRIDGETON NewJersaY.
Both soIes Full corps Of teachers Instruction thorough
Muse, painting drawing. Climate mild very healthy. Be
gins september 10. Address II. X. TRASK, Principal.
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Jnsirnriioll.
For Boy, sui Youar Mon-Couatry.

A LEXANDER INSTITUTE, Military Board
~ ing school, white Plains " Y Principal
t. WILLIS Ph. ID.
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Qtncrcr5.

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m. nv +. l.n.ct ho ONLY cnmpl te college ami school
proTmrc cloak s1e, n,r,ag,s' co,,p,vv ,rr-,,st.
ItO[FRNFSS seven wears experience in
I t.a.fp. Fr,sh German lnd music, can take entire
IT, T." 81 t".' 't'.','
ggF\KN is SpAI'IDl\G.A Is. (iIaNardl.
I PRIVATE Instructors.
AFR. HENRY IAILOtN. late bunclD9l OF
p - i.,.t,to r,r, Y vow, mar n ne 4fl lial I'm
Nt" D OFF, WI t''' H. '''i. ' ~ -,
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ss..- --.ss
For Rotterdam.

DOYAL MAIL no THE NEIHEBLANDS.
Ia steamers plcr folt " -sscx-st CITY.
ON SATURDAYS.
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Oeeau Cleaners.

INCH0R LINE.-U. s. MAIL STEAMERS
"a GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY
Grrcaasa--'sept; y; ~ hurnessia oct IL "a
CABIN pas,tga 500 70 800 sscoD1.ciass, sIJ.
FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
CITY OF Rom Oct 4, m, nov ], 3 n
FOR LONDON VIA PLYNOUTH
Saloon passage, $50 TO 800 second.ciass $40 -"
Stecfagc either service, SIS
IIENDFRgON BROTHERS, AGENTS R0wllng Grsep
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COTTON.

hoNbN receipts of cotton from the hrst
ueS oi me present year to the 10Th inst, are
hi,otWW bales; last Year, same period, lllhNn
uvMVSi m lsS2 There were l,5lSON bales; IN 1871
Ty Irtlpts ut bombay were l,0MUm bales.
dnulas exports 20 all Europe for the present
!eNrup To the 10Th inst. are l,0iiO0O bales;
KS year, from January lstt July 10TH, l,2il,-
IVY oales; So thoy.wero l,l6I0M bales. Cot
~ TO July 9TH, gives receipts at Alex
Mndra 2,Gil,WN centars, and shipments
,aSgp bales; last year receipts
were 2,2JiUOO cantars and shipments Si,0JQ
Dales; lsSl receipts Were 2,Sil,72O cantars and
shipments We're t2l,l1l bnlos. a cantGr " rs
bounds. The Financial Chronicle says, as
the Time when new first hnles of cotton are
iieceivci Is rapidly approaching, II IL proper
wcall The attention of those interested 70 the
action taken by the National Cotton Ex.
Shahge al their sixth convention, held nt Old
,9lht Comfort, virginia, July 18TH anu llth.
nv. The subject was Introduced by Mr.,
NcligSon, of Texas, who NJ the same time
submitted n sample of a rcputed first bale Of
yuttnn OF that years crop which mightbc
Cdied anything but cotton, aud rs hc dc.
slrd to condemn the practice of getting ~
pa'oS uf thnt SOFT. presented the Following
n."lutinn;
WHEREAS, A am,'e' fthe nr ew bi 60
HHo,toh received IA, .,io y,,yof N, CORK A., Al
aeNhs, July II, has been exhibited on thu
moor OF this Exchange, showing concluslvcly
ual u was picked whom unmaturcu, ANA be-
mis- lead the cotton interests Of the country
therefore be II
ICES )lved, Tint the National Cotton Elk
vaalgc recommends to the Cotton Exchnngci
utilize United States, that new bule OF cot
ION snail be SO classad only when u Is fulll
inetured. That any cotton found In sucl
"ales not fully maturcd shall be consldcre,
knM grounds Tor It's rejection. All first new
,waaies received nom any state shall he sub
,nuiUed Tor examination IN the Committed ol
c@si,ssihcdtl0n Nt the Exchange where re
? tlNei, and their decision of ucce ptancc Or ~
'eSsoh shall be huul.
NJ one VIII dony the wisdom aud Justice q
~ nplTc resolution, ana II should have IN
owe. W putting nn end ~ the questionable
n,Ndrcs which have obtained In inrhlo
sSN,h,. The resolution IL aimed bnth a
,u,,sus hales and nisO cotton picked hcsnr
,,nnt lrlty. The Georgia bale received at ~
,falaL Jnlti, lSSh was generally avknowl
rsEs"s, tS We fraud, aud u bale th"t was r.
n.''u " WIS cltv frpm ,iur.ipn. IA ins, wa
eia oN." ..l on 10 100 tH .tf Al so lelJ.
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Visions of Bliss.

Nine millions of Empty Pill Boxcsl Whata
sad commentary on constipation and hil'ousnessl
What vast storehouse Of pills il allwe col
lected. And to think that all these drastic, nau'
seating pills have been kindly solicited to enter
the s,omachs of men and womenl Sicsening
and disgusting to think of. No one knows the
pains and aches loss Of time, piles and iniiamma-
tons they have caused. You don't need such
powerful medicine. Stop their use, and try
une dose of Baiey's Saline Aperient, and visions
cfbliss will hover over your detected brow 1t
recyesconstipalioa cures biousness, sick head
ache, heartburn, SC. Ills pleasant, eaeciuAl and
chean, ard well adapted to iades.use.
Large bottles only 50 cents and sold every
vhere.
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\ QUICK AND EASY TIME.

\ distinguished physician OF Mississippi
writes; Every one expecting to be confined
should use the Mothers Friend for during II
long obstctric practice, have never known
II to fail to produce n quick and safe delivery
This remedy Is oac about which we cannot
publish certificates, but 1t Is the most Won
derrul llnimcnt to be used after the first two
or three months.
Send for our treatise on Health and Hap
pncss OF Woman, mailed free, which gives
all particulars.
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR Co.,
Box ~, Atlanta, Ga,
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\ gentleman writes: "NIy wife used your
Mothers Friend at her fourth confinement,
and her testimony is that She passed through
1t with one-hnlf the suffering of either of her
former conhnements, and recovered from its
effects In much less time. She also recon-
mendcd 1t to n lady friend who was about to
be confined for the iirt time, and she says;
81 have never seen any one pass through this
great trial with so much ease and 50 little
sr I.ldnrn
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w. d. wYLIE u CO.,
Real Estate Land and Collecting Agents
Grand Windsor Hotel, Dallas, Tex.

VIII give special attention to.securing' good
investments in city property, farming and
grazing land. To stock raisers and colonies
we offer special inducements, having on our
lists large tracts of fine agricultural and graz
ing lands, with abundance of water. The
renting and sale of city property Will receive
special and personal attention. Collections
promptly made and RENTED. Having u line
of offices in Chicago, st. Louis and New York
and correspondents in Europe, our facilities
for the sale of property are unequallod. We
nave 50O,OOO acres of the finest land in Texas
'elonging to the Franco-TeXan LAND Com
Jany, choice selections, which we VIII sell OF
long time. These lands are adjacent to anC
contiguous to the Texas & Pacific Railway
We publish'in connection with our business
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MEDICINES.

49,, LAul. So, .EN-NOA, ol RAM, mas
.ade us his agent for the STATE Cf Texas TO
N his neVrr-niiing rem, dy. Natures Con-
ubul Restorative or \ it, lati. All affected
18th nervous debility, loss Oi Hr,nhood and
Il kindred diseases should Al once procure
lis circular from which 70 learn the cause or
he diseases above mentioned; then at once
rocure from us or through lis by your drug
list or by express the never falling remedy.
CROWDUS Il BALDWIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Dallas, Texas.
iY retni NJ HnNel Rros. md \. l.. WilliNms.
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FUTURES.

CoTToN-Futurc deliveries closed lower and
E steady everywhere. Transactionsa are limited
4 TO transfers. Liverpool shows more life
A than Is the ease at home ports.
Chicago-Mess pork stands unchanged at
1850 4 barrel. Lard closed 7l2Gl0 cents
higher, Sl5 July and the same for August
Wheat closed fraction higher Mt S33iMSl1s
Corn closed lgll higher, at So aG5l, July and
August.
st. Louis-Wheat closed IL cents higher
ST. July, and S5j3 August. Corn closed frac'
tionally higher ut 49, s(gi724 July and August
Oats fractionally higher ut 2BIG2l4.
NEW YORK
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a lady from one Of the counties of Middle
Georgia who has been acting midwife FOL
many years, writes: " have disposed of all
the Mothers Friend you sent me, and am
delighted with 1t. In every instance where
1t has been used its effects have been all that
could ask. | consider it great blessing"
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Death to White Wash
Mn,wcli.s Prepared Oypsum.

Beautiful, durable and cheap. For whlten.
ing and calnring inside or ontsiic walls Of
Dwellings, Churches, Hotels, Stor@, FIio.
ripg, Harms, etc, or for any PURPOSE Wntie
Lni ,ntnino or whi,n " ish u used. i easily
npplied: s,cas c'nrn viii not creek peel
RUS or wns1 7. u Hopt.l llit" paint. fol
use rcd zee with wiper tpd app" WIN nMinsc
,Snsh brush Ennd tuc tlrrular. u.Nhbbl
a 90, N soI.et Stree, Baltimore
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THE ITALIANS

lave a proverb that; "Some men are so good
Is to he good for nothing" II isnot claimed,
IS is the case with many so-called remedies,
an remove all the ills to which flesh is her
)ut as n TONIC AND HEALTH REVIEWER,
md for BLOOD ami SKIN Disc ASSES, ana
or troubles dependent ON IMPURE and M
sovERIsHED BLOOD, it is without n rival.
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InipOrtant.


When you visit or leave Now York
Wv save baggage, express or carriage
hlre aud stop at the Grand Union hotel,
opposite the Grand Central Depot. SIX
hundred elegant rooms, fitted up at Il
roSt OF FL0O,0N, reduced to 81 and up
wards per day. European plan. Ele-
NEator Restaurant supplied with the
ooSt' Horse-cars, stages and elevated
ir;allroads to all depots. Families can
I'VE I'VE better for less money at the Grand
tSul9n hotel thun in any other iirsI-clas'
hotel in the city.
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pl XII, MARRIAGE GUIDE. ! pRSps

Elegant cloth and gilt binding. Sealed for "
cents In postage or currency. over my woni
following subjects; Who may marry whonot;
whyY Proper age 10 marry, Who marry nrst
Manhood, Womanhood. Physical decay. VII
should marry. How life aud happiness may DO
Increased. Those married or contemplating
marrying should read Il. IL ought 10 he read
by all adult persons, then kept under lock and
key, Popular edition, same as above, but paper
cover and 200 pages, % cents by mai, In money
or postage.
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Hast Year.liThis Yea
MOTHERS
FRIEND !
A PRECIOUS BOON TO WOMAN
Words of Praise.

most earnestly entreat every female eX-
pecting to be confined TO used Mothers Re-
lief. Coupled with this cntreaty will add
that during long obstctrical practice, -four
ty-four years., have never known II TO fal
to produce q safe and quick delivery.
II. j. HOLMES, MD.
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Indulgences or Exposures.

II Is self-eyident that physician PAYING
particular attention TO a class OF cases attains
great skill, aud physicians In regular practice
all over the country knowing this, frequently
recommend cases TO the Oldest st!ice In Ameri.
ca, where every known appliance Is resorted
10, and the proved good remedies or all
ages and countries are used, A whole house y
used for eflce purposes, and all are treated With
skill In a respectful manner; and, knowing
q what to do, no experiments are made. ON &C.
count OF the great number applying, tlt
charges are kept low, often lower than y de.
msndcd by others. Vi you secure the skill and
get speedy and perfect life cure. that Is the
Important matter Pamphlet, 80 pages. Sent
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The Mightiness of Truth.
LET THE FACTS SPEAK IN sTENA-
TORIAN TONES.
Eat Il, A Pig"

"My baby six months old broke ont with
some kind of skin humor. and after heinz
treated five months by a faulty physician,
was given up to die, The druggist recon-
mended Swfts Specific, and the result was
us gratifying MS II was miraculous. My child
and he is rs fat as n pig" J.J. KIRKLAND,
Minden, Rusk County. Texas.
Blood Poison Eliminated.
| used Swiit'S Specific on my little daugh-
ter, who was afflicted with some Blood Poi
son, which had resisted all sorts of treatment
The Specific relieved her permanently, and
shall use it in my practice.
w. Il. BRONrE.M. ~, CYPRESS Ridge, Ark
An Editors Experience.
LAID ASIDE FROM JOURNALISTIC WORK.
After trying numerous remedies for Rheu-
matiSm, but without permanent relief, was
advised to use $. 5. s., which had given per-
manent relief to others suffering from rheu-
matism. After taking half dozen bottles,
! found that the disease was entirely driven
out Of my system and a permanent cure Sc
cured. This was over year ago, and since
then, even during our most severe weather,
with sudden changes, have never suffered
/ return OF the old attacks which disabled
me from editorial work.
II Is very seldom indeed that | recommend
nything to the public in this MAJ ner, but |
eel II due to your valuable preparation that
ias given me such long needed relief, to state
hcse facts thus PUBLICLY. am sure that but
or your Specific should have been laid aside
rom iournnlistin WORT. &c tho StVercSt attack
was In my right arm and hand.
SIDNEY HERBERr, Atlanta, Ga.
Our treatise on biuod and skin diseases
mailed free TO applicants
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co,
| Drawer 2. Atlanta, Georgia. \. y. Office l5s
1 aN Iltt -. n..t1,
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COTTON AND FUTURES.
MONEY, STOCKS AND poNDs.

NEW YORK, July lT.-Money, |; closed Of
.ipd prime mercantile paper,5l 2tg1l 5;sterl-
|;ng exchange, 4S3l4; sight. 4S51.
nflie market closed at following prices bid:
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maturity. These sc-called new bales do a
deal of damage to the cotton interest and
hereafter will, owing TO their failure TO re-
ceive the approval of the Cotton Exchanges,
have no standing as such.
nAIr.As fNnNfVNy ATl SPOTS
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The North Texas Zeal Estate Journal

Which will be distributed aIong the various
lines OF railway, and will be placed ON file in
try and Europe, furnishing full information
regarding Texas and her resources. win fur
niSh complete abstracts of title TO property In
| Dallas and surrounding counties: VIII prose-
| cute claims against the United states In all
| the departments of the government. Bounty,
| pension and land claims speciality. Call and
| examine our lists of property. Represented
| by &. <. Carter, ld Nassau Street. New York,
| VI. j. Richards, 100 Randolph Street, Chicago,
aud a. Schields, Gl9 Chestnut street, 81. Louis
| Missouri.
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Texas ~ Pncinc.
Texas Trunk.

GOING SOUTH.
No. mail and Express, leaves. 800 =. NJ.
GOING NORTH.
No. Mail and Express, arrives .ll:0O A. NJ.
Trains and run daily, Sundays excepted,
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-blu, TASkcu.
ToNE-Opcned: New York, steady; New
Orleans steady; Liverpool, quiet, Closed;
New York, steady; New Orleans, steady;
liverpool quiet. Galveston steady. Sg7
points lower,
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Land Grant Bonds
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Where the Solid Men Stand.

In New York, the financial and CONNER
cial exchanges are overwhelmingly for Cleve-
land. The great merchants are largely on
his side. Mr.. Vanderbilt says: 1.-THE sue
cess OF one candidate or the other will not
add cent to what | already have. But |
decline to dicuss politics. lake an interest
in it, but have not given anything to either
side" Mr.. Gould has "come down" with his
customary 100000 for the Pacific railroad
statesman. At Boston, heavy Republicans like
Henry l.. Pierce, John M. Forbes, Henry Lee
and their associates are for Cleveland. At
Hartford, among the Independents who went
TO hear Carl Schurz present their cause are
Col. Jacob l.. Greene, President of the largest
financial institution in New England, the
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company,
with the assets of $5O,000,0O0; Thomas w.
Russell, President ofthe Connecticut General;
James Nicholas, President of the National
Fire; M. II. Whaples, Treasurer of the Con-
necticut Trust Company ]. d. Brown, Sec
rotary of the Hartford Fire; Rev. Francis
Goodwin and his brother, James j., both men
of wealth, to say nothing of those well-known
clergymen, Revs. George Leon Walker, w.
HI. Dearborn, Profs. Hartranft and Karr, and
other professional men. Rev. Joe Twichell
also comes out against Blaine, although not
one of the signers of the Schurz call. At the
meeting of Albany Independents Saturday
evening DR.. s. B. Ward presided, and among
the vice presidents were Matthew Hale, late
Republican candidate for Judge of the
Supreme Court in the Third District; bud
ly Olcott, President of the Mechanics and
Farmers Bank; George Sard and Edward
Bowditch, large iron manufacturers Thomas
McCreedle, the largest maltster OF the city,
and other men of large business interests.