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s5.0S5.sO for lambs.

sales, i@,i;JO for sheep; s5.5OS5.SO for lambs
Flour dull.
Wheat-spot lots, lt2lf lower; options
2sg2A lower, closing at bottom rates: No .
Rod, SO; No, 2 Rcd, S7leCGSgaI; Ne / Red
5optember, &s4@SS95 closing atS57s; October
Si94goS9ls closing d5s; November, So sCG9lIS
Corn-spot lots pot lower and unsettled
options opened l5t@H higher, but later iciI
back lals4, closing heavy; unggndcd, t2l $3.50
NO Z, 7C@l2; No. 2, September. 05gGjI., clos.
Ing %; October, 0alsCg6394, closing G3f !; No
Vember, gu 1902 J, olOslng0i5S
CCilee-Sp0t fair; Rio, steadler. lOLSCdlOl. ,;
options, dull; rather easier; sales, $500 bags
GIS.35. N'''
Sugar Demand fair and market firm:
AracaJa, A. .; Babin, 49,; English Island, AZ
centrifugal, ll-l6; fair 10 COED refInins'
quoted at 5; refined, strong white extra 6''
l-l6GJ4 or A, 1905; mould A, GszG61s
cohieclloners', 81: powdered, N1,r7; granu-
lated, O l-l0.
Moasses dull, unchanged
Rice, steady; fairly active.
Tallow, firm; LII 90Dl80.
Pork dull and easier; l7.75.
Beefquiet, unchanged; cut meats mammal.
long oienr middling, 1919
Lard, heavy; spot, 7s1(D7.s0.
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Forty Years Experience Of an old Nursc.
MIS-, 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 wears
with nevcr-failing safety and success Inv
millions Of mothers and children, from
the feeble infant of one week old To The
adult. ltcorrccts acidity of tho stomach.
relieves wind cole, regulates the bowels,
anu gives rest, health aud comfort To
mother and child. We believe IL the
pest anu snrest remedy In the world, In
all eases Of dysoutery and diarrhmn in
children, whether arising from teethinp
or from any other cause. Full directions
for using will accompany each bottle.
Nome genuine unless the facsimile of
Curtis 4 Perkins il ON the outside wrnn.
per, Sold by all medicine dealers. "
cents bottle.
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PRINTs-Merrmac d, O.; Manchester O..
arnold, D; Arnold's indigo, ~; Arnofd's
choice doS va American, ~; American In
iigo. ~; Pacific. II; Hamilton, 81; GlOuces-
Ter mourning, 51l Simpson mourning. a.
harlel, q Dnnnell, q; Eddystone, 81:
Windsor, q steel River, bsS; Aliens 6s3 /;
Merrlmac pink, 81; Richmond pink, q, Allen
pink, o. Merrmac shirting,6 8; Regatta shirt
Ing, vi Hampton, ~; Allen shirtngs, ~ :
Dnnnell shlrtings, ~. 90 "a
BROWN Observation-Disclosures LII. ~.
"a 7n An Mysc RAEi yoT Indian He'd
atlantic IL. ~; AAgawani, 81; Atlantic Z,
G,l; pepPerell 4, 7; fremont &C, ~; CONT I,
n Yen Is, .; Pepperell Q, ~; Popperell N,
q Badger state LII, 59l; Michigan LII, ~ :.
Beaver Dam LII. 81; Clark A b.: Nonnaa.,
ell, ~; Granite y, "a; Bedford IL, TX;
G Gpp,SmSGhh Z PE Mohawk. 4 Boot MI;
market 40; Newmarket q, ~: ~
BLEAonED SHEETINGs. New York, lOlG.
Whmsutta, lOlz; Langdon GB, 10; I,Onsdaie
c ,g,1l muslin, Ms; Berkeley OK cam muslin,
VA; I4iHscapor', lOi AndroscoggIn l. Al, s.;
way,7 Fruit OF tho Loom, Q; Linwood, w:
Prosperity ~; Hlll A., 4; Hill7-s, TX; mi,
lowell Q, ~; Boot u, IL; BaIloa, 4; Canoe
g. hi asoSS mei A. Hope, IA Green
less, L - ''"'
oTIoKs-Amoskeag AGA, II; Amoskeag A.
l311; AmOskeag Il, 49,; Amoskeap q. iiit,
Amoskeag ID, II; Amoskeag II, lot; Amos,
keag II l0i Amoskeag II, o; Thornkike A.
"a; swift River, "a; Methuen AA, l2I, Con.
estoga OK. ~, IL; Cords ACE, AZ; Conesto.
gm ex. 7.s, II; Conestoga GIN A., 10: Conestopn
" ~, w; Conestoga, GOA 7-s, ~; Hamii-
uon, ~; Manhattan, s; International w,
srnIpEs-Amoskcug, $4,000, NJ; Ameri.
can, va; Hamilton, nj; Amoskeng chcyiot.
IVA. Ashbyme AA, II; Ashbyme red cross, TO-
DENIms-Amoskeag, IA; York, IA; 0iis
ANA ANA, l2,S; Otis BB, M; Columbian, IA;
Greek BB, II; Beaver Creek co, l6l. Warren
BB, Nj Warren AKA, l2II; 'naymaker
brown, 81 Columbian, IA; Warren &C
brown, lOls; Uncasvllle, 10.
oCilECBs-Unlon, No. $50, II; Union, No, %.
l3i Union, No. IL, II; Miners No. |, M; Mi.
ners No. 2, 1873; Prodigy, o; Alabama osna-
Durgs, u louisiana osnaburgs, I; Augusta
osnaburgs, 7.
GINGII AMs--Lancaster, 4; Amoskeag. q.
Canton, o. Draper, o. Glenwood, az; Bates
" Clnrem0nt, %: Miami, 81: Ciarendon
~; Scotch, double fold, lOlS6ol4,.
NoRSEr JEANs-l<enrsargc, 8; Naumkeag
sateen, W4i Armory, "a; Canoe, q: Indian
Orchard improved, o..
GAMBulcs-W Washington, ~; Mnnyill. HL
Wo,ai sliier \ Sons, 6la(961i; Rid finish, b06 !:
Mas0nvllle, b'90p9lS; Garner, 5i6GollS,
- CARpETiNGs-rap lilgging's .8tdSll.
tapestries Sanford's, 650pSb; Tapestries Rox,
bury, MA; BlgelOw body Brussels, I.g5, Low.
gu body Brussels, las; Extra Moauettps' A.
u Moquettes, LILO; Lowell extra superg, ~
Hartford S-ply, 90; Hartford extra supers "a,
ppark' hoad Franklin extra supcrs, ~
lhrk, vullon-chhln extra supors, Slf; Phlia-
2NdDih ''''""-Vuaih
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SUGARs-Powdered, BIC: cut loaf orc
grannlatcd, SIC; standard A i, SIC; Louis.
WA wnlte clarified, &c: yellow clarified, 7szc
MoLAssEs-Louisiana choice, Coo; prime
DC; fairt good, i0c; corn syrup, 45c: sugar
syrup, 0lg0jc: reboiled, 5Jgj2c,
:, fBaGGiSG-Pure Jute, ~ ms, lO7lc; g yard
"a lbs, lO3c ties, Los n bundle.
kicE-Wholesale, 81 CG7lzc.
CRACKERS-Soda X, &c; Xxx TILc. cream,
G; ginger snaps, DC.
soAP,-olive, 275 u box, blue India, x n
0 oars' 20 ~ box; u ID bars, 40 q box;f n
,CsANDLEs-star. full weight, l5yAc; short
CHEEsE--F Full cream, l6c.
hoPE-lOc basisi cotton rope, lSc.
SLorhEsPiNs--Round, &c; spring LOO 2
MEAsuREs-S bushel, iron pound. l.5O y
dozen; 2.hoop pals, 200; G-hoop, 2.25.
TUBs~3 nest, 2.2l; s nest, 2.75; No. i, 900 y
dozen; No. 2, 800; No. 8, 100
WRAPPING PAPER Rag and straw. 45fi75c
PowDER-iOO q key OF Is ms; 1917 do, 2.S5.
~ DO, 21i blasting kegs, 2.2j. Shot-drop bn0
ACGg2.lO; buck, 2.2Sd285. O's'
fl0kLEs-Chow-chow 15-barrel, barrel, $50
l-gallon pals. chow-chow, l.51: 8-gailon
pals, mixed pickles, $50; glass pints, IS5;
glass quarts, 200; glass 4 gallon, $780, glass
gallon, 80; glass hex, gallon, 7.75.
O, COAL oil-ll0 degrees 1re test In barrels,
&c; ~ Test oil In cans, 2.iO; $50 degrees Are
MAoKEnEI-No. barrels, 1850: No. | u
barrels, I.Di No. A-barrels, $50; No. 2 u
barrels 400; No. 2 <-barrels, 200; No. KITS
liz; No. z ki!s, LOS; No. 3 kits, Loo
HnoLLASp II ERRING-imported. LES 4 keg.
GANDr-stick, llI5c u III fancy, l50t2,c.
HAISINs-LOndon layer, 81.
:, CIpEh-Crab apple, Zoe; Missouri cider, 9Oc
bgallpn; vinegar, II gallon, lStG2Oc.
ton j. III packages, Go; corn starch, T. ii mack
ages, &c; O. ID wood bOx ulagg 7l.c' e N ,,o,,a,
box glass, 81. F''''
concentrated, 2.75d14.OO.
JuGs-We quote: lie II gallon for glazed !;
crooks, lOc y gallon for glazed.
lard, Sl.2j. '''''
DRIED PEACHEs-Unpeeled &c: peeled, lie
pH0yIsloNs-Sh bacon, l2l5c short dry
selI ,ll24ci breakfast bacon ll@lIlzc; hams,
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wooL.HIDEs ann rELrRIrs.

Mool-MeNican, tree OF burrs, lOol2c; Mex.
lean Improved, latol5c; coars. l6c. nnc ma.
ulum sN@s2ci nne wool, according to dirt and
condition, ltG22c; bury, 2e9c per pound
less, according To burrs
hlDks-Prlme plump nints. % ths aud I'm.
NC per lhi seconds, plump fints, - lbs and nm
lsc per nj prime light and kips, i2c per X,
Suils bulls and stays, Gtlc per 10; dry sailed
Ngllac, according To condition; green saited'
arELrRlEsIDeer skins, 9Nee2c; antelope, 10
wool, And5cj shoarllngs, lNOl6c. ~
,lI,AsLLow-Priiae tallow, &c; tallow grease.
hpSSSo; grease, yellow 10 brown, iOeSc.
hkkswAA Prime yellow, loo; dark aud
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Quoting butcher live weights we have,
" 10, tgi's cents; cows, y h, ~ ,0eSt, cents
Muttons, hir, N.02ls cents choice, X0g.
cents 10. West OF the Texas Central Tnli..
Way north OF y line drawn east aud west
anu south with Baird and south OF Rcd river
stock delivered ON the trail In lots OF .O0i
head or upward arc rated IA follows, Year.
ing steers y head, 1900; do. helfers, li0o,
sc.ye ea steers, lO.O0i do. helfers, 1900
n.uO a common COW and calf NNtAlAO1
Young Texas bulls, 9.O0oabOO. Graded Etock
els much higher, while Texans raised south
OF east OF Tue territory given arc rates.
ever " an atCve nunistlons
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FRUIT. POULTRY, GAME, ETC.

ArrLEs-,it5 per barrel.
oRAsoss-slcily, n case OF 30. 400; valen.
LKnoss-slclly, 100 Y box; Malaga, 100.
DArEs-fn trails, lOol2c.
BANArAs-SOset.0aN bunch.
uRAfKa-Malaga, 6.0Cstd,so half barrel.
SWIFT poTArOKs-Nominal.
ONloNs-New, country, 75c. n bu.
PorAroEs-N buahel, Doc.
- cAhn,oK-New a2ica2So y dozen, or 6Ns,c
cnIcKsss-we quote at ao@as0 y doton.
E00s--Sc n dozen.
Byrrnn-Oholcs western As25o; Geo King,
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Mems kip brognns, 95l1l25; boys kip bro.
fans @9l!V' mems y. calf brugans, l.OG,9l7b;
boys T. cali brognns aT0Dl 2b, mems III,
s-Duckle plows l.MDlSj; boys kip 2.hucklo
blows, @gl,21; mems bun balls. congress and
button, l7S9275; mems calf balls, congress
and button, 25OCtiO: mems kip boots, HOMO
calf boots, 2L0OttpBOOO: boys kin boots. lama
sIo boys 7. calf boots, lB,5N02iOO; bows
ccall boots, s2,j0097,0O; womon's ~ kin polios
IS9M,sc; Missed ~ kip polkas, GhG7Oc.
ehllus KIP polkas, all Sizes, iJCgj5c; child's
PIX ipolkhs, all Sizes, hSG65c; women \ call neg
and ~ polish, l.OO0bl.Sb; Misses calf neg nnl
~ polish, W9l.lO; women's bun sewed pol.
sn, @gl.sb; women's calf sewcd polish, 1 40
g,hl,s; women's grain sewed and polish, no
IT'D Nonlens XIII sewed, mol IS; women's
Soht HewOu rolish. iEvdl1t, womonis gr,,r
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THE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS Of CRACKERS N THE WORLD
ST LOUIS, MO.



we have this day sold our local agency
In the fire and marine insurance bust.
ness to Messrs. William H. Prather, A
e. Ardroy and Hugh f. Ewing, and
cheorlully recommend them to YOU ms
gentlemen entirely qualified in every
way to conduct the business in an intel
ligent manner, and worthy Of your con.
tlnued patronage and confidence.
thanking you all for your Kindness to
us, We are very gratefully,
CARNES a. EWING.
We will continue the business uuder
the style of Prathor, Audrey & Ewing.
al Elm street. e'
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LUMBER AND BuIIpINo MArrp,,,

Houon LuMnrR-under IS feet, 80 n 1 .Ooo,
over " feet t9l5O n 1000 ''''VN'
DRKsskn LuMnER-One side, select. sos n
~, one side, over u inches wide, $3.50 n
Inches, 80 n 1000; native siding, so IA lSAs
,wnlte pine siding, second common. fT.bO ii
~; poplar siding, IS n 1900; rough ccliinr.
tn Y ,o; y ceiling, dresacd and undrcssed
~ TinMi y collins, dressed and undrcssed'
W l,upi poplar ceiling, 1850 n 900; white
pine ceiling 10 n 1000; dressed and matched
nooring, tlbo 4 200; ,x-inch battons, rough,
tis,so per 200 dressed, t9O v 100. 'V"s"'
Isl, sniSaLss- l.c0i Sap pine $50; heart
}t.5o; boss, best or ali heart cypress. IL, AZ
mension cypress. inches, %; round end ey.
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The glory OF man is his strength. II
you are weakened down through exces.
siye study, or by early indiscretions.
Aliens Brain Food will permanently re'
store all lost vigor, and strengthen all
the muscles Of Brain and Body. 81; q
for S.At druggists, or by mail from J.
~, Allea, Sl5 First Avenue, Now York
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The following are the lucky numbers
and names that were success.
tnl at the drawing ut A. G. d. Millcr's
photograph gallery:
No. l01, First Prize Amelia Habcr.
man. '"'''
No. III, Second Prize j. w, Holland.
No. rs, Third Prize Amelia Habor,
man.
NO, lm, Fourth Prize Misses Miller
aud Turner.
No, 10, Fifth Prize John G.. Jones.
No; @l, Sixth Prizo-R. Il. Auns.
paugh.
We, the undersigned, do hereby GER
tliy that we were present ut tho drawing
of prizes ut Millcr's photograph gallery,
ana II was carried on In u fair and I'M,
partial manner,
GoRDoN RANDALL,
!, w. KERR,
En- RANDALL,
j. II. DEREFoRp, JR.
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THE BUSINESS WORLD.
COMMERCIAL.

DALLAS. Sept S-A Boston dispatch says:
There have been large transactions in Texas
woods With the range OF notations the
preference being given 10 fine grades. As
mentioned OF other classes Inedium quail
ties are not wanted and are slow OF sale
except at comparatively low prices. The
season has not been II satisfactory one In
Texas woods. The FIRST purchases did not
show any proiit, and on the latter shipments,
where II would naturally be expected that
the medium grade would bring up the
average, we see the unusual position OF this
quality selling us low or lower than the fine
woods. The fall clip will soon be offered for
sale In the local markets, although
IL will be several weeks before any
quantity Will reach this point. By that time
thoro may be better demand for stock suit
able for heavy goods, into which these woods
are mostly manufactured, and establish q
more positive basis for them than could be
quoted to-day. The light shrinknge OF fall
clip Texas wool usually fixes the selling
price pretty near the value OF corresponding
grades OF spring clip, and q comparison OF
last years quotations of spring clip with
those OF this season will probably be n safe
criterion for the fall wool about TO be shorn
The following table Is presented AS showing
the boston rntpg of rpNaa Unola Ioat yynplr.
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GRAIN AND BREADsrPFs.
HEAT Highest 6Oc; lowest, 80.

GRAIN AND BREADSTFFS.
WHEAT-lllghest 60c; lowest, 80.
HYE-Nominnl; barley nominal.
goRH-Old corn, doc; new corn, 35c.
OATs-llighest, DC; lowest, lSc.
FLouR-Patent, 1916; early break fast, $3.50;
cream soda, S8O5t93.lb; pure cream, 1926;
Todd Mills: Patent, $500; Union, S27b; Pral-
ne Flower, ~ Or; Mocking Bird, Sl.6O
BRAN-At mills, 7bc; In store, 81.
=, SoRNMEAL-Fine bolted per 100 pounds
hohlfY AND GRITs-S5 per barrel.
FRED-Chopped corn per 100 pounds. 81 %:
ehopped corn and oats per 100 pounds, 81. 40;
corn bran per 100 pounds, i0c.
GRAHAM FLouR-Per loo pounds, 49,
HAY-All grades nominal
mil.LET SEED-0bc; German millet, 00c.
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ha,, {su lost ne ne.nh, Strength and y,sO, =, A..
wali 10 yea ,ulsr Nervous Debility, or ~, W .tmst
s.s. rheumatism, OF The Nervous Erhsn,en eaay pls-
~. s,gn, g etes'ss' u 90, tits to ycur i,,s., ~ es,
hA kAssn,s eleesiy and nisgpstism A. si,rn AZ
va " we hovarl Oavanic Shield l,rs ,k,s ~,
rsS n made BY the American sSsn,e sssi
nne ,no.t positive rhsdy knovn ana III go %
n.e'ner hi Head What those who have a,si h., .n,n
e,,, ~ a. noad, hehsan ave. Chirsrot .iibs, NM
A SSssns. ~ Trouble 81 thcen wan rspdpe nsa 4
= shsrrard nyh.h all thsih cisitSsl.,5 rth. ~
w swseipnsnd ". y, futile rsslsnssf Ar1p,ii rsti>
~ reth tNafh ttrstL S. Louis ia .,ss ~, ~,
~ me nan xou said would" frtd u Hacked II
a. ,o,s X "a rNa,rd ne 70 complete hssllhN NJ
~ mos1 agttss,ng ailments that huusuitS Il hsi," Y,
,na, y te!!nnnAls can b. srer al rf.s ~ W.,
~, to.s " Manhood and other tftci, III
IA, ~ TENS ~ No cafe. No ra,, 49, anu can b
a Ntt lanNhlrL, "Tttre Tsrs,' az Nrr Z. ...,.t-,, . .
Generalization hsa and hiy,,d. wv" WV i,s Aass
Astalcaa o,lvhslo COMPANY
Sls North SIKH 81. ST lo,,,. a..
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Do not suffer from Sick Headache A
moment longer. IL IL not necessary.
Carriers Little Liver Pills will cure Won.
Dose, ono little pill. All druggists sell
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For Austin, San Antonio, Laredo and
points in Mexico, tako the Gulf, Colora
do 4 Santa Fo railway.
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To get the finest cracker you ever ate,
ask your grocer for tho Dorier Weyi
Cracker Co.'s Royal Snowflake. They
are the perfection OF crackers.
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The Hunstable Root and Shoe factor,
made tho base ball Shoes for the Dalla
Brown Stockings.
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Prof. Tolliver has charge OF tho mueic
department. OF Grove school.
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Ono hour and twenty minutes saved
from Dallas TO Waco via the Gulf, Colo
RADIO & Santa Fe railway,
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Every family in the city can now af-
ford to use wine, AS Loeb Il Freiberg have
reduced the price within the reach of
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Groves school,
FOR Boys and Girls, opens second
Monday in September. Prof. Tallia-
ierro in charge Of music department.
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! GREAT MEDICAL WORK on MANHOOD

Exhausted Vitality, Nervous and nhv.,coi
ntnilitN, Premature Decline ~ Nnn. Errnrs
ol Youth, and the untold mlscrlcs resulting
from lhdiscrotion eNccsSrs. II contains in
prescriptions Tor all acute and chronic ,iiseas.
-, cach one otwhich Is invaluable. So fnund
~ the author whose experience for gl vcars
N such rs probably never bciorp feil to tbr ini
nINny physician. 800 pages, bound I'm beauti.
Iul French muslin, embossed covers. mil yilt
guaranteed To boa finer work In every sens
-mechanict, literary and professional tbnn
AaS other work sold In this county for 500
OF the money will be refunded I'M every In,
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Illustrative sample cents. Send now. ,inId
medal awarded the author hv The NatinnaI
Medical Association, 10 the officers OF which
The Science Of Life should be rcnd Ia. tho
youngior instruction, and by the nnlirfsI m,
rcileL twill benefit -itnndon innc,, W
. mere " no member Of society tn wnnm The
science OF Life will not bc useful. wh,they
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man. ArgonRut. W N'V's''
- AddrcsS the Peabody Medical Insti,p,e n,
UT. W. u, Parker, No. Rulnnch Strret Rrs'
Ton, Mass, who may be- consulted nm nh ,Iis.
eases requiring skill and experience Chrnnic
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Sspssiely. s s!@i' ,lRs SSIa HEAL sS% !:
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Mention ,hiq paper
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Base ball shoo plates ~, hunstablo's.
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MATTHEW A. BRUCE,
2s2sIXTH AVENUE. New York.

Money refunded In all cases WHARF sn,isson
ton IN not given, send for circular. with RAJ.
ersnces. AGENTS WANTED.
Namatuis Oape.
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DR.. JOHN BULLS
sT'OliCSyrQD
FOR THE CURE OF
fever and ACUE
Or CHILLS and FEVER,
AND ALL mALARlAL DISEASES.

The proprietor Of this celebrated medi.
cine Justly claims for it superiority over
al remedies ever offered to the public for
tho SAFE, CERTAIN, SPEEDY and PER.
MAhENT cure Of Ague and Fever, or Chills
and Fever, whether Of short or long stand.
ing. He refers to the entire Western and
southern country to bear him testimony 10
the truth Of the assertion that In no casa
Whatever will 1t fail to euro il the direo.
tions are strictly followed and carried ont.
In great many cases single dose has
been sufficient for cure, and whole fami-
lies have been cured by q single bottle, with
aperfeot restoration Of the general health.
II Is, however, prudent, and in every case
more certain to cure, IL its use is continued
In smaller doses for week or two after tho
disease has been checked, more especially
In difficult and long-standing cases. Usl.
ally this medicine will not require any aid
to keep the bowels in good order. Should
the patient, however, require u oathartio
medicine, after having taken three or four
doses OF the Tonic, u single dose Of BULLS
VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS will be sui.
hcient
BULLS SARsAPARILLA Is the old and
reliable remedy for impurities of the blood
and Sorofulous adeotions-the King Of
Blood Purifiers.
DIR. JOHN BULLS VEGETABLE WORM
DESTROYER is prepared in the form Of
candy drops, attractive to the sight and
pleasant to the taste.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-09

NV YORK, Nept. h.--Hcovca- KcccIpts,
f.tco, making la,lSd for the week; dull and
srs higher; natives sold AZ p.icekio Tor Tor
Itockors; h.b0t0.oQ for ordinary To good
1nichcring steers, t6s0a5i2is, for prime and
AxtrA hutcherlng, ti0sttpa, Tor grass Texans,
ipka0 10 for inlr Colorado stock; ton ear
pads Of corn-fcd Texans sold nj tS.42,sC 0.ii.
'nnlnly &eN.
Hhecp-llccclpts, ASA. making to,hso for
~ wrok, O. a-i weak and irregular. hut
Improved n tribe before the nnish; sheep
Old at ta.5oe6.2i lambs, ti5oe0.at; general
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-07-04
SUMMER CHANGES.

Sang the lily, and sang the rose,
Out of the heart of my garden close,
"Oh joy! o joy of the summer tide"
Sang the wind, as it moved above them,
Roses were sent for the sun TO love them,
Dear little buds in the leaves that hide"
Sang the trees, as they rustled together,
"Oh, the Joy of summer weather!
Roses and lilies, how do you far" :"
Sang the red rose, and sang the white:
"Glad we are of the suns large light,
And tho sengs of the birds that dart
through the air."
Lily and rose, and tall green trees,
Swaying boughs where the bright birds nestle
Thrilled by music and thrilled by wings.
How glad they were on that summer day!
Little they thought of cold skies and gray,
And the dreary dirge that a storm-wind
sings.
Golden butterflies CLEAN in the sun,
Laugh at the flowers, and kiss each one,
And great bees come with their sleepy
tune,
To sip the honey and circle round,
And the flowers are lulled by that drowsy
And fall asleep in the heart of the noon
A small white cloud in sky Of blue,
Roses and lilies, what will they do?
For wind springs up and sings In the
treesl
Down comes the rain-the gardens awake,
Roses and lilies begin to quake,
That were rocked to sleep by the gentle
breeze.
All, roses and liliesi each delicate petal
The wind and the rain with fear unsettle;
This way and that way the tall trees sway
But the wind goes by, and the rain stops
soon,
And smiles again the face of the noon,
And the flowers are glad in the sun.
warm ray.
Sing, my lilies, and sing, my roses,
With never dream that the summer closes
But the trees are old, and fancy they
tell,
Each unto each, how the summer fiies;.
They remember the last years wintry skies,
But that summer returns the trees know
well.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-07-04

Ne,o York Tribune.

The brightest name in American history
is that of President Washington. During
the last year of his Presidency he was "the
tattooed man" Of that generation. Chief
Justice MARSHALL, in his "Life of Washing
ton," says: "With equal virulence, the mill
tary and the political character of the Presi-
dent was attacked, and he was avowed to be
totally destitute Of merit either As soldier
or statesman. The calumnies with which
he was assailed were not confined to his pub
lie conduct; even bis qualities as man were
the subject Of detraction. His i'm
peachment was publicly suggested, and that
he had drawn from the Treasury for his pri-
vate use more than the salary annexed to his
Office was unblushingly asserted" Against
him, as against General Garfield, forgery was
employed. His last official letter as Presi-
dent, addressed to the Secretary Of State,
puts on record Washington's "solemn decla-
ration that the letters herein described are .
base forgery, and that / never saw or heard
Of them till they appeared In print" In the
first draft of Washington's Farewell Address,
with burning indignation he wrote that
sssome Of the gazettes Of the United States
BY Misrepresentation and falsahood, had
sought ito wound his reputation and feel
ings, and TO weaken II not entirely destroy
the confidence" Of his countrymen. The
President added . touching appeal to respect
''ihe gray hairs Of man who has passed the
prime Of his life In the service Of his coun-
try," that he might s'be suffered to pass quiz
sely 70 ~ gFnEe.a