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HARDwARE AND MrT.Is.

AxEs-Collins, q dozen, 800; Gold Dollar,
dozen, 500; Diamond edge, 3, dozen, 1901
Double Bit, 1900,
SKILLET, IL mp ldDs--i}ic q N; sugar kot.
TIN PlAyEel Q, lOxll, y box, 500; /. c.
Terne, 2Ox2$, Pbox, li.5G, 'N' '''''
ARE-lAeced, discount 30 y cent;
stamped, discount 20 n cent.
soLDEn-Ns !, loo; No. \ and \, lSc a n.
DOCK HORSE NnLLABs-No, |, i.Gi y dozen.
HAMEs-Two loop, 400 PdoLen; three loop,
TAcKs.--ln'bqxes, 100 pqpers, $50 Y box.
GRun HoEs- u dozen, 100; railroad picks,
u dozen, $50.
MArrooKs "a dozen, 900
RUNNER BaITlEd-Dbcount 50 v cent and
10 n cent.
NAtLs--l.22sl, rate. thI'
SHovEIs AND SPADRsAR owlands, dis
countiQ Fcenti Ames' list, steel goods, dis
countiO ind 10 "a cent. IN
HEAVY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., finished, 900
poles, 1850; slngletroes, wagons, select, l.75;
buggy, a.25; express, $50; wagon tongues,
1000; hickory nxles 1000; holsters, us; coup
Xxx, $50 sawed fcil6cs, Ia, Ia; Z, 800;
howdcn shoes, 600; northwestern horse nails,
No. q, 500: 7, d.2j; T. 500: bar iron, ic rate;
pillow steel, &c; spring steel Sc; cast steel, ISc,
BuG0IES-Grnde II. and spring top, 10000
lWIO: do. open, 1OONGSOO0; do, side spring
top, lOD.O0ol3h.0O; do side bar, lOOOO0lDOO;
do. phWtons, l2i0A6lbOOO; grade A. side
spring, liO.NGAO,OO; do. phetons, l5O,OO9
NOON; bump seat huggles, l15.OO02aiOO; pint
form springs, llOOOtGl2OIj; three spring wng-
ons, W.OOCgll6,0O.
WIRE-Smooth wire No. 0, 90; Nos. 10 and
&c, apanned, barbod wire, &c; galvRn-
Led barbed. 10
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GROCERIES.

.CoFFEE-RiO fair, lllgl2c, prime, l211gCGl3c;
choice, l3lSGl4c; Laguyra, lie; Java, 9Dc,
TEAs-lmperial, lIa55c; Young Hyson, 100
tOc; Oolong iS161c; Japan, 60G65c
SUGARs-POwdered, &c: cut loaf, 9lSc;
graduated, SIC; standard A l., Sl8c Louisi-
ana white clarified, &c; yellow clarified, nc;
choice Louisiana, &c.
MoLAssEs--I.Ouislana choice, 6Oc; prime,
soc; fair 10 good, Zoe; corn syrup, 45c; sugar
syrup, 6lCG63c; rebOiled, lJdG59c.
BAGGING-Pure lutte, "a ms, lO54c; q yard,
" lbs, l0l5c; ties, LIS r. bundle.
RICE-WhOlesale, GAG7l4c.
CRAcKERs-soda X, &c; xxx, NC; cream,
c; ginger snaps, Nc.
SoAP--Olive, 27j n box, blue India. 4 n
oars, 3N box; "a III bars, 40 T. box; 10
bars, $40 Il box.
.CASDLEs-star, full weight, 1870; short
~
CHEEsE-Fuil cream, i8c.
HOPE--lOc basis; cotton rope, lSc.
CLoTHEsPISs-Ronnd, Csc; spring LOO y
box.
MEAsuREs-Is bushel, iron uoend, l.5O y
dozen; 2-hoop pals, 200; 8-hOop, 2.25.
TuBs-3 nest, 225; nest, 2,75; No. |, 800 y
dozen; No, 2, 500; No. 3, 100.
WRAPPING PAPER-Rag and straw, iHG75c.
PowDER--40O n keg Of rs lbs; 1917 do, POS;
~ do, lbs; blasting kegs, 2.2i. Shot-drOp bag,
l.0GG2.l0; buck 2,25CL235.
PICKLEs-Chow-cho ls-barrel, barrel. $50
2-gallon pals, ChOw-chOw, l.50; 8-gallOn
pails, mixed pickles, l.5O; glass pints, lbs;
glass quarts, ZNi glass y gallon, 3.DOi glass |
gallon, 40; glass hex, gallon, 40.
COAL OIIs-ll0 degrees fire test, IN barrels,
dc; ITO test oil In cans, 240; LOO degrees Are
test, $40 H. case.
MAcKEREis--No. ! barrels, 1850: No. x
barrels, $50; No L-barrels, $50; No. 2 -
barrels. 100; No. 2l{-barrols, 200; No. KITS
,l6i No. kits, loo; No. kits, LOO.
HOLLAND IERRlNG-ImpOrtcd, lbs a key.
CANDY-Stick, lp!c q NJ fancy, l50J2lc.
RAIsINs-Iondon layer, 81.
CIpEls-Crub apple, zoe; Missouri cider, 80c
~ gallon; vinegar, n gallon, lSGg20c.
STARCH Pearl, &c; royal glass, 81; Bon.
ION -lb packages, &c; corn starch, lib pack
hgo', SC; lib wood box glass, Nc; 8-b paper
box glass, ga.
LYE-COnCentrated, 2.75ti0O
JUGs-We quote: lie II gallon for glazed I,
crooks, Toe u gallon for gln2ed,
TOMAToES-2-l standard, LOS; BIB stan.
lard, Sl.25.
DRIED PEACHEs-Unneecd Sc; peeled, l7c
PRoNIsioNS-Short bacon, PIC; short dry
snlt .llAci breakfast bacon, ll9H].C; hams,
l6Dl6l5c.
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DRY GOODS,

PRINTs--Merrlmac d, o; Manchester, 8;
Arnold, o; Arnold's indigo, ~; Arnofd's
so a0 PSsaS a g. Ha@da 4 s once @
Ter mourning, bX; Simpson mourning, 8:
Hnriel. 9; Dnnnell, 9; Eddystone, Q:
GWoiG lI.. 8; Gloucester, 5'4i Richmond, q
pink, 0; Merrirnac shirting, 8; Regatta shirt.
ing, AZ; Hampton, ~; Allen shirtngs, ~ ;
p4nnell shiltings, "a.
BROWN ETINds-Lawrence LII, 81;
stark AA, ~; Augusta, 81; Indian Head
A., ~; Mystic River, 81; Atlantic A, ";
Atlantic II, ~; Agnwam, 81; Atlantic r,
"; ,Pepperell T., IA Indian Orchard EE,
"a; Peppcrcll Il, Z fremont &C, 6}a; Cont.
mental X, Is; Pepperell o, 81; Pcpperell n
4; Continental q. "a; Indian Orchard Az,
a; Badger state LII, GA Michigan Ill, 6l2
9eaver Dam LII, ~! Clark a. 81, Nonpaa.
ell, "a; Granite p, ~; Bedford r. w;
Graniteviile EE, ~; Wachuseit, TX; New,
market A, s.; Newmarket q, 90:
BLEACHED SuEETGNGs-Ne York, l0lS
Wamsutta, lOlSj Langdon GB, 49, Lonsdalo
l3I6 Tuscarora, 10; AndroscogEin l. a., s.;
Masonvillo,0; LOnsdale, 81; Cabot, "a; Com
way,7; Fruit of the Loom, 9; Linwood, 81;
Prosperity, ~; Hin "a, - I'm rs, "a; Hal
lowell q, "a; Boot T., IA; Ballou, u Canoe
}-l, I; Blackstone IA, ~; Hope, IA; Green
less, I.
IlCks-AmoSkehg AGA, ID; AmOskeag A
l3l9; AmoslSeng u, l2lg; AmOskcag G, IN;
Amoskcng ID, II; AmoSkcag II, lOla Amos
kcag u l0i Amoskeag H. .; Thornkitc A
Flgi swift River, ~; Mcthuen AA, ~; Con.
csiOga OK. IL 10; Cords ACE, llie; COncstO-
81 exits, ~ COnCstogn GIN ~, 10; COuestoga
CT4-i, ~; Conestoga, GOA 7-S, l2; Ilamll-
ton, IVA; Manhattan, &; International w,
4; Ocean, q.
SrRIpEs--Amoskcng 3-3C1G-g, ~; Amerl-
can, va! Hamilton, M; Amoskeng chevlol,
lOl9: Ashbyme "A, II; Ashbyme red cross, TO-
DENIMs-Amoskeag, IL; York, IL; Otis
AKA, l2la; Otis BIZ, NJ; Columbian, H.:
Otis &C, l0l5; Beaver Creek IA, ~; Beaver
Creek BIB, 1l; Beaver Creek &C, lOl5; Warren
BIB, IN; Warren AKA, l2I5; naymaker
brown 81; Columbian, Ii; Warren &C
brown, 100; Uncasvllle, 10.
On ECKs-Unlon, No. $50, IA; Union, No. %,
~; Union, No Is, II; Miners No. |, M: Mi
ner's No. 2, l6lg; Prodigy, 0; Alabnma Osnn-
burgs, !; louisiana osnaburgs, u Augusta
osnNburgs,7
GISGHAMs--La Lancaster, &; Amoskcag, g.;
Canton, D; Draper, o; GlenwoOd, 81; Bates,
s; Claremont, %: Miami, ~; Clarendon,
50; Scotch, double fold, lOIS@l21.
CAMBRICs-W Washington, "a Manvill, SO
Cg8Ia Slater \ sons, 5l9lGBl6; Rid finish, blJ6;
Masonville, 5l4G6lg; Garner, 5ldG6l2
CARPETINGS-Tnpestri 1igeings, G5dDS7I5
Tapestries Sanlord's, 6EGS5; Tapestries Rox-
bury, S1S; BigelOw body BRUSSELS, las; Low
ell body Brussels, l.35; Extra Moqucttes, As;
II Moquettes, LILO; Lowell extra supers, 72l I.
Hartford 3-ply, %; Hartford extra supers TO-:
Park, Read 4 franklin extra supers, T2ls !;
Park, cotton -cbaln extra supers, 57l.; Phlla-
delphia wool. 45pb5; common cotton chain
MODS
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LIQUORS.

ALcoHoI,-F gallon, S2.S7 % $40.
BRANnIES-nomeslcf gallon $500 10 $3.50;
Imported cognac, lSi7, ~ gnllnnStSO; Isl, $3.50;
mo- 1910; 1865, $3.50; 1850, $40; ISIS, $500;
lSis, tl0.yl; Otnrd, nupuy & Co.'S cosnac, 1878,
$3.50; 1870, $500; 1871, $500; lSiS, SlO.25; Bis
9net, Duhouche 4 Co. cognac, 1878, A,6O; 1870,
b,5O; 1873, $500.
GIN-Domestlc. New York or Philadelphia,
T. gallon, Sl.2O; Holland, n gallon, $2.7SG2S5;
sir Robert hurncttS Old Tom, q gallon, SAl5
yGAS; Sir Robert Rurnctt's old Tom, "a cask,
S;5NGN'O0; Holland, a casr, $3.50.
louisiana rcctlnod, 20 q cent.
proof q gallon, N,lh; Western, $l1S1l.l7,
Bourbon, Shanghai; Rye, Sl,5N025N; scotch,
imported, A0k9i.25; Irish, imported, N.Oj
CHAMPAGNEs 49, Roudercr Carte nlanch,
quarts, q dozen, 200; Piper HcldscicS quarts,
q dozen, 800; krug 4 Co., quarts, n dozen,
100; Nicer & Chandon, Sillery MuusscuX, M
dozen, 2iOO; Crpmant dAy, Fdogcn, $50; a.
III, Mumm Co.'s, pints, s. additional; dry
venenay, 2L76; EXtry Dry, 2S50.
WtNES-CnlliOrnia clprct, = gallon, GNaA5;
lleniandel No. |, II gallon, tNm16; Imported
clarets, ordinary, n cNSN, tu.lU(pSO,OO; mmily
clarots, per cask, 10.AGSO.UO; hne clnrcts, n
cask, WONpl76,lO; Mcdoc, "a case 900: ST.
Julian, u case, $50; MargauN, "A case, 100;
ponte Canet, n case, 1000; Inrosc, n case
ZOO; Leovlll, q case, 1900; Chateau lanttc
y case. 2i.OO; ordinary, h case, S,20OpS.5O;
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THE BUSINESS WORLD.
COMM ERCIAL.

bIId4As. Sept. l6.--Plenty of grain Ia made
N this portion Of Texas. There cannot oc
eur any want In his section. Wheat and
eats are cheup and corn likVwise is told ut
Me lower rates, IL L. said that the national
crop Is l,I6QOCO,0OO bushels, and the
ssme statis'ician adds that the
In the United States Ia 5000 600.
In Dallas county hogs and corn enough are
rhlsed To supply the population In that re-
spoct. Farmers and stock raisers ara dis
sahenod because larger priceP are refused but
ne fact Ia that everything is lower Dry
goods are weak, notwithstanding the shut
ieen thiB tall than ever before. The warm
Meather hRs done more To rctArd business
man the moro remote causes. Late autumn
And winter goods, already In stock, Rre slow
81 sale, with the thermometer registering M
10 Tho nlnetios The warm weather has re-
Mrded The sale of winter goods OF all kinds
and sales of wooden dress fabrics, shnwa
hnnkets, flnnnels, heavy underwear, etc.,
Heromuch smaller thnn they would have
eonlwith more seasonable weather. Prints
and Rlngliahls sold pretty well, and there
WIS q falfly adtlvO movement in domestic
cotton goods tie diminished product OF tho
eastern factories tending 10 check any ten
soncy toward lower prices, The carpet trade
Tor mo autumn has fairly opened, and
Males were quite large, The new stocks have
been opened, and "a cdreml inspection shows
hht most of the carpets In stock art entirely
new In design, the patterns being varied and
nngularly btlRht aud attractive In drugs
aud chemical trade has shown u fair amount
examination during the past week, and sales
enough the distribution Of goods was rot
soavy. Some OF the lending staples were
weak, and u decline occurred In gum opium
and morphine.
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ACIDS-SulphuriC, ii carhOy, 1915; citrlc, n
n, SIC: ONalic, D. ID, IL: tnrtarc, powdered II
N, 52.
GuMs-Arnbic, select. q H. soc. asafetida
p 10 3Oc camphOr, q TO q; opium, {i.21 to 10
OILs-Bcrgnmot, SandcHOns, II N, $40;
lemon, Sandcrson's Sl.Sj; peppermint, &a25;
wlntergreen, 2.25; olive, Malaga, yl.25.
POTASH Bromide, I, ID, 81 10 4Oc, lodide,
$40 to SlU,
soArs-Castile mottlea, " III, s9lOc cas-
tile, white, lltDlj.
MISCELLANEOUS -- Ammonia, carb., "A h,
Dc; alum, MDi; arrowrout bermuda, noe BAL
sam, copaba, bSc; borax, refined, l51lB; Gallo.
mel, am, 7ic; castor oil, ., gal, SllGltl 80,
cassia buds, a 10, lH1lS; cream tartar, pure
s III, %; corrosive subllmate, a h, %; ChlOru.
form, ~ III, {l.OJGllO; extract logwood, bulk
iodine, rdsublimated, b. III, $50; leaves,
buchu, short, d III, 2j; leaves, SIENNA, Alex,
n ID, %; morphin, snlph, u o., $780, spirits
inter, sweet 4 ID, %; strychnin, crystals, $l.25
q Lao; tapioca, q h, I; wax, white, y ID,
sulphate Qulnine, u o., Il9Oasl.a5.; elm.
OhonldlA. 90 10 &c.
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LIVE STOCK,

The Drovcrs' journal remarks that In 1850
the United states raised 81 900 bushels VI
corn, and had @0OO,00O hond OF hogs, or hog
Tor every ~ bushels of corn, Now we raise
,76N, 0COOO0 bushels of corn and raise Ii.ONONl
head Of hogs, or hog for every MiS bushels Of
corn, In 1870 we had liT1S,JNN head Of neat
cattle, and In 1871 about 10000 0. While tho
stock Is only about two.nnd-a-hnlf times rs
many, the amount OF corn fed To this class VI
stock has Increased four fold. Only half OF
the corn consumed In the United states en-
tiers Into the production " meatsof nll kinds
pork, beel and poultry-and hog-rniSiug Is
crease In population and the portion VI
corn,
LIVE STOCK market ns reported by Doran
Brothers, wholos ale butchers;
CArrLE-Urass steers, 2.7b to aah; cows and
heiiers, 2.25 To- ais; yearllngs, 1910 to ~ 10.
SuEEr-Prlme, 200 Ia $50; common to mo.
dium, las to LIS
Ho0s-Corn fed, As 10 i50; shoats, 4 to Los.
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Forty Years Experience Of an Old Nurse.

Forty Years Experience of AN Old Nurse.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Is the
prescription of one of the hest female
physicians and nurses in the United
States, and has been used for forty years
with nevcr-lailing safety and success by
millions of mothers and children, from
the feeble infant of one week old to the
adult. ltcorrocts acidity of the stomach,
relieves wind collie, regulates the bowels,
and gives rest, health and comfort To-
mother and child. We believe 1t the
hest and surost remedy in the world. in
children, whether arising from toothing
or from any other cause. Full directions
for using will accompany each bottle.
None genuine unless tho fac-simile of
Curtis ~ Perkins Is ON the outside wrap
per. Sold by NIL medicine dealers. p
cents "A bottle,
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wooL.uIDEs AND PELTRIEs.

WooIs-Mexican, free ofburrs, iOGl2o; Mex
lean improved, l20l7c; conrse 100; fine me-
dunn 2WG,llc; fine wool, according to dirt and
condition, lic0k2c; bury, a0Oc per pound
less, according 10 hurrS.
HIDEs-Primo plump tilnts. ~ ibs and up,
ltc per h; seconds, plump iints, - lbs and up,
l2c per III prime light and kips, ne per X;
culls, bulls and stays, 6Ogac per N; dry sailed
&9lllic, according To condition; green salted
I(09c.
PELTRIES-Doer skins, 2bt022c; antelope, Il
0Dl5c; seal skins, l5620c; sheep pelts, as pei
wool, 2tGd5c; sheariugs, l0Ol6c.
TALLow-Primo tallow, &c; tallow grease
Np5l6c; grease, yellow 10 brown, t6g5c.
BEEswAN Prime yellow. lOc: dark and
iuitAraiPd iNlbir.
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LUMBER AND BuILpINa MATERIAL

Rouau LuNnER-under - feet, so n 100;
over y feet, f22.bl Rl,0OO
DRESSED LuNBER-one side, select, SOS \,
LOU; one side, over " Inches Wide, St7.5O a
Inches, $50 a 1000; native siding, 80 n l.0n:
white pine siding, second common. X25,hO IA
so; poplar siding, SIS a 1000; rough ceiling,
SO n 900; Y ceiling, dressed and undressed,
~ O0; = ceiling, dressed and undrcssed,
SIS n 900; poplar ceiling, $3.50 y 1000; white
pine ceiling, $40 n 1000; dressed AND matched
noorlng, VITO q 900; lf-inch battons, rough,
slI.5O per / 900; dressed, sSO y l,ON
sHiNaLKs-H loo; Zap pine, s.9S; heart
A.SO; boss, best or ali heart cypress. N. M.
mension cypress. inches, So; round end oy.
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

Mems kip brogans, asel.25; boys kip bro
yans, @el.W; mems y. calf brogans, i.O6el.75;
l-buckle plows, l.009l.S,; boys kip 2-huckle
nlows. SsDl.2b; meme bun halls. congress and
button, L7sn276; mems calf balls, congress
aud button, 2t0d4,5l; mems kip boots, 2tO0o
700 mems I. calf boots, 2i0AdiSOO; mon's
calf boots, 2a.0Noe0.OO, boys kip honts, iN0lto
lS0Qt boys L. calf boots, i0.5s1n2i.0O. hoy's
cali boots. S.Jsd2i.Ol; woiuen's a. kip polkaa
is@S!,fci Misses ~ kip polkas, Ht07c (;
childs ~ Rip polkas all sizes, iSdfsic; child's
pr ipolkas, ali sizes, 6;yae5c; women scni Peg
and s. polish, l.0Nali5; Misses calf peg ard
SS polish, Wel,lO; womon's bun sewed pol.
~, ANol.h; womcn'e calf sawed poiiRh. 10
ei.Nss; wonens grain sewed anu polish. w
rost sewed rollsL. lladl.l5; women's cram
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$4,000 Capital rrlEo.
Grand drawing Louisiana State Lot.
terry, October II, Whole tickets s., Hnh
ticket 81. Call on
GEo. \ WEBSTER,
7Ol Elm street, Dallas.
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FRUIT. POULTRY, GAME, ETC.

APPLEs-Si0t5 per barrel.
oRANGEs-Slclly, . case Of 900. 600; valen-
cine, nominal.
LEMoNs-Siclly,7 100 T. box; Malaga, 200.
DATES-ln trails, l01l2c.
BAEANAs--3.OkGl.00 n bunch.
Malaga, 0,0NG6.5O half barrel.
SWEET PoTAr0Es-NOminnl.
ONIoNs-New, country, Toe. D. bu.
POTATOEs-Tl bushel, B0c.
CARRAGE-N 2,2JG2.JO u dozen, or 5015JIc
y n.
CHcKENs-We quote at 2O0C82,25 4, dozen;
tNrkevs, zoe.
EGCS-Sc u dozen.
BuTTER-Chotce western 2O632Sc; cooking
lbIDlSc: country, 2Yh2Nc
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Young men, middle aged mon and
all men who suffer from early indiscrc-
tionS, will find Aliens Brain Food the
most powerful invigorant over intro.
duced; once restored by it there Is no
relapse. Try II; IL never lails. 81; 4 for
So. At druggists, or low mail from j. H..
Allen, so First avenue, New York city,
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A GREAT MEDICAL WORK on MANHOOD

Exhausted Vitality, Nervous and Physical
Debility, Premature Decline OF Man. Errnrs
ol Youth, and the untold miscrles resulting
rom lndiscrotion oNccSscs. II contains ln5
prescriptions for all acute aud chrnnic discns.
rs, clch one OF which Is invaluable, so found
ny the author, whose experience for n wears
u Such Ms probably never before fell TO tho iot
ol Rny physician, 3Opages, bound In hcauti.
lul french muslin, embossed covers, nill rlit.
guaranteed In be finer work In every sense
-mcchnnlcal, literary aud prntesSinnNi-thnn
N-y other work sold m this county for ia.sa
OF the money viii I've rounded In every In.
stance Price only 81 by mail, post -pnld. Ii.
Illustrative sample cents, Send now Gold
medal awarded the author by the National
Medical Association, to the officers of which
he refers. W "''N"
The Science of Life should be rcnd nv IN,
young nor instruction, and hy the AFFLICTED Cnr
rc,IeL ltwlll benefit al-Ifnndon lancet,
Ihere Is no member of society tn whom Tho
Science NJ Life will not bc useful, Whether
youth, parent, guardian, Instructor or ciersv.
manu. Argonaut. w ''''es
Address the Peabody Mcdicnl Institute. "A,
Dr, w, II. Parker, No. Rulnnch Street, Rns.
ton, MnSs,, who may he consulted on Nh a..
eases requiring SKIN and experience. Chroni,
and obstinate diseases that have hnf,ied thc
skul ~ NJ other rhysi nE clans
especially. such treated TEAL s1r.
ceNSiully without an TL1NOF-I -
Instance OF failure,
Mention MA nRnov
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Many INSCRIPTIONS dealers may tell
you they have remedies for coughs and
colds equal In mcrit and in every respect
Just rs good as the old reliable DR.. Bn-
sanko Cough and Lung Syrup; unless
you insist upon this remedy, aud win
take no other you are liable to bo greatly
deceived. Prices, 90 cents and Sl.O0.
Sold oy HickoN x Patterson.
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The following are the lucky numbers
ana names that were success
iul Mt the drawing ut A. G. u. Miller's
photograph gallery:
No l57, First Prize Amelia Uaber-
man.
No. III, Second Pr'zo-J. w. Holland.
No. 2bS, Third Prize Amelia lIaber-
man,
No, 1870, Fourth Prizo-Missos Miller
and Turner.
No. n, Fifth Prize John G. Jones.
No, 2Ol, Sixth Prize-R. =. Auns-
paugh.
We, tho undersigned do hereby GER
tify that we were present nj the drawing
OF prizes at Miller's photograph gallery,
and 1t was carried on in fair and inn
partial manner.
GORDON II ,NDALL,
j. W. X fRR,
ED RAsD Ill,
j. b. DEREFORp, in.
-
Wa nra Qpllinn "a Ann Gh.rr,v
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Durkeels Salad Dressing.--A rcady-
made, rich aud delicious dressing for all
salads of meat, fish or vegetables.
Cheaper and infinitely better than home.
made. UnrivAllod ns q snnco.
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Coloring, cleaning and repairing gem
temen'S fine suits u speciality, pmmcS
dyed aud curled equal to new. Suits
secured, and dresses cleaned and dyed.
All cOlors warranted fast.
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GRAIN AND nnEApsrrgs.

hhhiN ANl hhhAnSTFFS.
WHEAT-Highest 6Or; lowest, CO.
HfE-Nominal; barley nominal.
6oRN-Old corn, zoe; new corn, &c.
OArs-lil ghest, BE; lowest, lSc
FLoUR- Patent, $40; early breakfast, $3.50;
cream soda, $3-05td3.l5; pure cream, 1926;
Todd Mills: Patent, $500; Union, $27b; Pral-
ig Flower, 81 Or; MoCking Bird, $3.50.
BRAN--At mills, 75c; In store, 81
EoRNMEAL-Fine boltod per 100 pounds
itoMiNY AND GRITS-s5 per barrel.
FHEp-ChOpped corn per 100 pounds, 81 20;
ehopped corn and oats per 100 pounds, $40;
olrn bran per 100 pounds, Zoe.
uRAHAM FLoUR-Per 100 pounds, 80.
HAWAII grades nominal.
h1LLET SEED-65c; German millet, pOc.
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Carter's Little Liver Pills win posi-
tivelv cure sick headache and prevent
it, rotesn. It's l. not talk, la. truth.
One pill a dose. Toho had Of all Drug
glsts. See advertisement.
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To get the finest cracker You ever ate,
ask your grocer Tor the no1ier Weyi
Cracker Co.'s Royal Snowflake. They
arc the poriocllon OF crackers.
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We are selling inp Sherry vino
N,M per gallon. Loeb q Freiherg.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

COTTON STATEMENT.
GALVESTON, Sept. l6.-The following Ia the
lnily COmparntiye cntfon atatauant,
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THE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF CRACKERS IN THE WORLD

Parrot
crackers the he
mate sardn fine
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-12-20
No surplus Taxation.
New York World.

Our polite contemporary, the Tri-
buue. says: by way of showing
how little comprehension il has oil
the needs OF the country, The
World now cries out: Down with
the surplus away with the need
less war taxes"
IL the Tribune will explain To Us
how "ths needs OF the country" de-
mand the unnecessary taxation OF
the people To accumulate Treas
.ury surplus of more than 500, OO0,-
600, with which nobody knows
"needleSs war taxes" we will adj.
NIT the deficiency OF our "cempre-
hension."
or course the Tribune must be
understood as insisting that the
cOuniry's necessities do demand
useless surplus and needless war
taxes. "a
The Kindergarten, revenue
only" school, which before the elec,
zion did its best to defeat Cleveland
by horizontal ihiOcy, now agrees
with the Tribune that Reform legis-
JatiOn il, at this time, out of place.
When extreme tariff agitation was
"A crime against honest government
because il raised "A false issue for the
benefit Of Republicanism, the hori.
zOntal Writings agitated. Now that
the Presidency il won and the Rev
enue Reform is duty they are OPP
posed To agitation.
Not to reform taxation now Is to
collect next year another 800, Co.,
900 out the pockets of the people
without u. shadow OF necessity or
excuse.
-. 1T is now the duty of the Demo-
cratic House to repeal the tobacco
ta8-nOt the whiskey tax or the
tax on fine cIgarS-and to lessen the
price OF necessary articles OF general
coUsumptiOu by judIeiOus redGcs
ton OF tariff duties thereon,
N6t to do this, or at least not to en-
deavOF 10 do this, is to be unfaith- |
fal TO Democratic principles ana |
pledges.
Singular that the Tribune high |
fHriHPhampions aud tbs REevenue- /
0MlNH h0rlZOntalers who 1Rit6d be- |
fore election TO make the tariff ih6 |
sdfer issue of the campaign should !
mate after election To deprecate any |
Interference with the surplus" and |
the aneetlless war taxes"
We are Oppos ed to repeal of the |
whiskey tax, We are opposed to
sweeping tariff changes that would
disturb business interests. But |
now that the Democratic President
O. elected we demand democratic
N sasures. one of the foremost of
which mast be Revenge Reform
aud honest taxation.
In the language Of the Demo
cratic National Platform, "Unneees.
sary taxation IS unjust taxation"
Down with war duties and away
with Si00. O00, 900 surplus lakes
every year,