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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-10-29
Lemon. IN MedIcIne ana coakery.
% ston Ia lyrt


We know Of physician who used
lemon luice in a case of smallpox, the
ony liquid gwen and no other remedies.
In thirty six hours the disease was under
com lie Z control, aud in one week was
ent!nly cured
Hot lemonade. with faNsecl simmeretl
in ii for half an hour, then strained and
sNeetcned, is eX client for a cold, but, AS
il produces prrsplration, it should be
taken ouIy upon riirinL The white of
an egg hrulrn 10 "a still fruth and
whipped II with the uice If lemon. re,
lieves hoar cuc,s and soreness of the chest
al oIce. iaScn by the telspoonful half
hourly.
The ace OF two lemons taken in half a
glass If wafer before each meal is power
ful remedy iOr rheumatism. and il is also
considered almost ecltic for inter
miileut fever The Juice OF one lemon
tukru illug times day in cup If clear
strong up.ee. will often cure cli,ls d
fever when lie disease is stubborn uGi
uRyle.ding 10 all other remedies
The pa . OF a lemon bound on for ihrra
successive niguts, is said TO cure rus.
and u few pearl shirt buttons dissolve in
tbC .HNt vi ouS ItHlou, loTuas a ll,Gls,
creamy ointment that will almost surely
cure them so we lind the medicinal
properties of the lemon are many and
varied, Their value in culinary ART Is also
great The rind thinly pared OIL is al
agreeable avoriEg for custards. creams
aud blanc mango Ii should be cooked
in the milk aud removed before the 9th r
ingredients are aided. The yellow r.ud
only Is Lt for use-the white part is
always bitter.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-10-29
Cost OF the Cur bog.
[ or New York TrfuInp

There was once a people who wor-
SHIPPED the cat; We sacrifice 10 the cur dog
4O,v0U,OOO sueep annually. What noble
creature must be this cur dog These 40
UoO, OJO sheep would supply all The wool
we re ,ure, and, 10 addition 10 that from
the sheep which the cur dogs kindly
spare TO US, would leave good deal to
sell abroad What does the cur dog cost.
orty million sheep would produce SjJ,-
OUO. 900 worth OF wool and So, 900. 90
worth Of lambs The cur dog, then costs
us in this way alone 500, OO0, 900 yearly,
besides his food and the fowls aud egg,
be destroys. aud the invaluable lives which
are lost by reasIn Of his bite aud the
dreadful hydrophob!a We laugh 10
scUrn the ancient people who sacrificed
TO the neither harmless nor necessar,
cat, Tut we ourselves worship the savage.
unrelenting dog and sacrifice our inyaiua
be sheep 10 is bloodthiTstinesS
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-10-29
The " ritter Of .llme NnyeI..



Tie dime novelist or serial contributor
is by no means such u contemplate
ngure,. socially aud Intellectually con.
siGered, as he is frequently denounced
lis stories are grind from the incep.
ton. his hum II the fag eud Of facetious
creation Ills pathos is forced. his dra.
matte situations ridiculous aud often
dragged in by the heels The stuT is
manufactured as blacksmith YIELDS iron,
pouudsd together.
But apart from all this he is well
spoken, Intelligent. original fellow That
is the mere routine Of ais business, but.
personally you will lind him delightful
companion, whose ord nary conversation
Is spicei with wisdom aud wit not 10 be
des ised because its author NAV be seedy.
self.complaisant, beer Uibbius and tobacco
smoking
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-10-29
YOUTH.

This poem by K bert B1rns, hitherto IN
puf.,Eed, has bssn fond In ore f q:
poets manu- 'cript excise book and is v,
to the world by Tue Dramatic Reviow u
London, which Indor es IL as senuine,l
Youth is Z vision of a morn
Tnat ills, tns coming day;
II is the blOssom on Tue thorn,
Which Wild wind, sweep away;
II is tue image OF the sky
In & a'-y waters ,esn,
Wheu noE cioui appear; to fy
AcrJ,s tle Due serene
But wIen Tue waves begin to roar
AMI lit the r fnamIng meals,
Tue morning s'ars appear no more
An all tAe heaven is fed.
Wis tlseting as the passing rays
Or fright electric tire
That tia-h about vita sudden blazs
AMI in that plaza ex1,rs
Rite mrrning's gent gala
Tuat as II swiftly blows
Scarce seems 10 sigh across the vale
Or ben the blu ,ing roe.
Iut suon tie gather NJ t'mpes'' soar
AMI all the Ky det0'm;
Tue lie bec M the NORTHUMBERLAND
The sigh an angry Storm
For Care. and S,rruws mprNlt gloom,
Aud heart, corr ding Strife,
And Weakness. r0lutins the tom0,
Await tar N,on uf Life.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-10-29

f, A. KREIDLER,
Late Register US. Land
Office, Land Lawyer,
] coates and Deals IN
Government and Rail
Road Lands.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-10-29
A spot where Liberty Took Root.


Ankerwyke house, Buck'aahamsbire
the ancient home Of the HARBOUR, family
including -MagRs Charta Island. on or
near which King John signed "the bull.
wark Of British liberty" Ia 1915, is an.
nounced for sale early next month The
estate comprises nearly 100 acres, with a
rental of aliItle over 1000 pounds sterling
a year Ankerwyke Is In the parish Of
WTaysbury, between Staines and Datehet,
and is celebrated for the pictures ,ue
beauty Of its trees, which form a con
spicuous feature when seen from the river
side.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-10-29
How Prairie Dogs Get Water.

II has always been a sub ect Of curiosity
and inquiry as to how and where prairie
dogs living on the prairie, far away from
any river or stream, obtain their water.
Mr. r. eech. frOntiersman of expert.
ence. asserts that the dogs dig their own
wells, each village having one with a con.
cea.ed opening lie knows Of one such
well sOl feet deep. aud having a circular
staircase leading down TO the water.
livery time dog wants a drink he de.
scends The staircase, which, considering
the distance, is no mean task. In dig.
gtng Tor water the animals display as
much pluck as they do in resisting the
efforts Of settlers TO expel them from The
land OF their progenilorA.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-10-29
Padding pae.IIIte I,.sct..

Dr. Maddox. Of the Royal Miscroscop-
ical society, London. says be has been con
tinulng his interesting experiments Of
feeding insects with bacilN he fed both
the wasp and the blow fy with anthrax
bacillus and they lived on for considera
BILE time until hot day. when the Their.
mometcr rose 10 49, degrees Fahrenheit in
tho sun, when they succumbed 70 what
seemed b be heat aephyxia and not ap.
parcnlIy 10 the ELECTS Of the bacillus
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-10-29

Med OF Value Of TurnIp~

TAW0nta Q InstIt = ION
Celery has been commended as an anti.
dote for various disorders for some years
Now the turuip takes its turn, leaving
the plebian potato in the background Ii
is suthoritatiyely said that "a diet OF
turnips and celery is o specific for facia
neuralgia and toothache. In the day
when drugs are dispensed with, perhaps,
we may come 10 know q mans pet all
ment by the food he uses
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-10-29

" Bromley. who Is that stout man on tho
jury bu ust now nodded to you
eau recall him, 10 bet. however,
thal hes n professional Juror
What nlntcs you think SOS
'eeau.e ho isnt paying any attention
70 lhc eyd ace
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-10-29
Physician. 10 the Uaitcd states.
tInterOcesr

It is estimated. TAX G the report Of 1880
as a basis. that ther, are now 100000
practieing physicians q the United States
Ii Is also estimated 4 i6 per cent oil
them carry aud dispense. in whole OF In
part, their own remedies
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-10-29

"a spotlnd adder" is name grlmly
given 6y lie Boston Record 10 default
ing cashiers
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-10-29

There are over 100 newspapers with the
title The sun" in the United states and
Canada
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-10-29

One oi the large English war vessels,
the esisancc is 10 he coated with India
rubber 10 consideral Q thickness, 10 sec
how that material W repel pre-. ectileA
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-16
aARpvyARF AND ngTALs,

AXEs--Colling, y dozen, 800; Gold Dollar,
Z dozen, SWi Diamond edge, y dozen, $50;
Double Bit, E.00.
5KILLErb AMI LIDs-4y%c y n; sugar Rst.
les, SIC Is h.
TIN PLATE-I. O. iOxlA, y box, 500; I, q.
lSXl0, - box, 500, Terns, Ilx20, y box, $50;
Terne, 2OXS, n box, 1850.
TTHwARE-Pieced, discount 80 y cent;
stamped, discount 90 q cent.
scLDER-NO l, l5c; No. u aud Y, 100 " y.
DUCK House, COILARs--NO. ], 4.25 y dozen.
HAMEs-rVo loop, $50 ssdoEsn TIRES loop,
615 o dozen.
rAoKs--In boxes, 100 papers, $50 u box.
9RUB HoEs.-S dozen, 7hO; railroad picks,
dozen, S.60.
NATrOoKs--3 dozen, $50
RUBBER BELTINO-Oi Discount 10 Y cont.
NAlLs--3OO, rate,
5HOVELs And BPADEs--IgOwland' dis
count 40 " ceut; Ames' list, 81 sl goods, q b.
count 80 dhu 10 q cent.
HEAVY HARDw ARE--ShaftS, nniHno,. 800
poles, 1850; slngletrees, wagons select, LIS;
buggy, 225; express, 250; wagon tongues,
l2NO; hickory axles, 100; bolBieTg, SIS; coup
ing poles, 40; bpokes, XXX, select, 40;
AAN, 260' sawed feiloea, ~, Lis; q 400,
BOWden HhOes, $50; northwestern horse MALTA
No. 8, 800. ], c.25; 8. sos Usr iron, 90 rate
plow steel, 7ci sprin' q. 30; cast eteel, lSe
HUG9IFs-Grade I'd spring ton. pa OOls
1000: do. open, 70,J 5000; do. aide snr,nC
top, l0OlO.DlS5,00; do. side bar l0J.OJ,afgO M
DO. phmtona, l26,021l50.O0: grnds A. side
5pring, 1iO.ONtp2000O; do, phmtons, 10000
AN.OO; bump seat buggleG u6.OO625G.00; Mai.
torm springs, l0.00Gl2000; thrOs apring vag.
nng, D0l0I9l5.00.
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Powl,et--Sbs = SOS % - ,os, ia $40,
81 do, L2o; Blasting kegs, 2.la. shot--dfop
PicKLEs-s-gallon pals, mixed pickles,
LEO; glass pinIs, liz; glass quarts, 400; glass
\ galon, S2ii glass gallon, 4ooi glass hex,
gallon, 1850
barrels, 80; No. ! A-barrels,, 4eOi n az
barrels, TOO; No. It-barrels. 400; No tkits
LIS; No. kits, l.05i No. 5 kits, Lou.
HOLLAND HERRINe-Imported: l.25 = ksg.
CAHDY-Stick, $50 y 10; fancy, lSla2io
RAIsISs 10 ndon layer, 50.
CIDEH-C Tae apple, 4Oc; Missouri cider, $40
II gallon; vinegar, b gallon, lSQs2Oc,
STARCH Pearl, 454c; royal glass, 4%c Bon
ages, 10; 8-ih wood box gloss, 6l4@61Sc; S-ib
wooden box, &c; l. ID gloss6496<c.
LYE-Concentrated, 1.76tsa.U1.
JUGs-We quote; lilo b gallcn for glaHSd (;
crooks, loo ~ gallon for glazed.
DRIED PEkoHHs-- Unpeeied, Sci peeled, Ito.
PRovIsIoNs-ShOrt bacon, 71Sc; short Dry
sslJ, 70; breakfast hanep. ll}sc; eanvassed
hams; l0Ac' lard, in tierces, Sc; 5O-lb cans,
SIC; 20-ib cans, SIC; lob cans, sac; 5-ib
Notwithstanding bushel measures,
iron bound, D dozen, $50; 8 nest tubs,
dd dozen, a5 ReS' No sSOO; M No. s. 7SSs' nest
OF 8 white cedars, S.25; Churns, pine, No.
q $50 No. s, 1850; No: 1, GOO: Churns, cedar,
No. 8, 1900; No. A, 1000; Field cans, 6quart.
s55i 6Sappnike9s. rack Of 8, S22; gal iron
wood hoop kegs, so; gal. w. Ii X, 65;
Buckets, 2hoop, o. &. .O0;S hoop, o. G., 22j;
Well buckets, i.25; hoop, b. b., white
cedar, $50; 3 hoop, white Q, $50;
hoop, mixed red, b. b., 500; hoop, NJ
r., W. b $50; 2 nOop red, W b., 100; hoop
reda75O Paper pals, 1926; Selves, oak, %;
Tin washboards, LIS; Pioneer zinc, l.75; New
Era, $50; Comb nation, 2'75; Sweep Stakes
2,75; double cable coil, co.; single, c. G /,
3 80; AK handles, No. /, round, rs; No. g
round, LOS; y shaved, @ 90; Xxx shaved, 25;
Clothes pins, round wood 6O;apatent spring,
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LIQUORS.

s5gOBofs--ls gallon. Sl850y2,gT,
J2ANnfEs- Domegtic,f n gallon, g. 500 $500;
imported oognac, ls77, n gBlon ,ti.Sj; lS72, ib 5e
hll, s1.lOi 1886 1850; 1850, T.l0 1868, & 90;
alt, fi0h0; Otard, Dupuy q Cos cognAc, lSJS'
55Ji 1870 800; 1854, S890; lslS, SO95; Ris.
lHet, Dubonohe a Go. cognao, lS7s, 1850; $50,
A.SJ; 1875, $500.
GIN-Domestic, New York or philadelphia.
" gallon, p.5bi Impo rtod, Holland. $50, las IS
3tr Robert Burnetta Old Tom, q gallon {g 10
30; slr Robert Burnett'a Old Tom, n caJlr
+0gG500; Holland, g case, 1850.
Nul8NY- R9ctined, 20 = cent. proof, a
GALLON N.SQi Western, Sl.SG9l.ll; Bourbon,
ALAO9Ab0i Rye, tl.IOC&d0; scotch tm uOrted,
N..Aai.M; triah, impnrtSt, A.26Tgi.76.
OHAMPAaHns 90 Piper Heidseiok, quarts,
n dozen, 800; Kgug a Co., quarts, q uo1on'
3S'; MOer q Ohandon, Sillpry MouweuE, NJ
dozen, AOJ; q, GJuiot, y dozen, $500; q.
~, humm 4 Co.'s, PINE, ~ ldlitlCnpl; dry
'lrsenGy, a75i Extra Dry, 29.OO.
W iHhh-Calif0ruia clatct, 3 gallon, 10;
nsnnndel No. I, I'D gallon, 4OaSl imported
cl9rols, ordinary II Casf. 11,OGQO0l; family
cicretl, por anek, 1000SO0O; cine olarets, s
lash, 8Ndi5hoi Medoc, n case, 500, Bt
Julian, Il case $50; Nar{Rux, " case, 100;
rJutc DanCt, 10 case, 1903, Larose, a cass
l1.pi LeovilL 2 cnsU, 1900; Cna,enu t.ndtte
9nea, 'tl'' o-dlGgY, y caso, G.2ls2JQ,
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DRY GOODS.

u,,.rr, nFe...,,.o.a. ro..... z, 49,.
49,. I kiNTs-- NJ eftlmacA, iahcyL pa manenes-
W, o,S'Arholol q american, PA racine o55i
hamilton, 3s; Gloucester 61Si Gloucester
mug -6S' Gloncester silver grey, 5Ai
Alien "a; Lodi,4hi simpson, d Eddy stone,
b; simpson mng" q; Allen, pink and
pTrP'e, S 1plp1e a. siiyer grey q hlGnmond
hagette bnlrung, f;Si Allen checRf ~; eea'
0OIy, PACK, oHi simpson, DlacR, 81 Rose
dale, ~,
BROWN sHEETINds--Crown, M Augusta,
D; Ettrlch LII, o. Charter Oak 81; Live Oak,
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pIsuun.

AclDs-5ulphurio, y carboy, 1870; oitrin, y
y, geoi oxallc, y n, tGi tartafic, powdered II
r., %.
SpaNe- Arabic, select, n, Oci Asafetids
rs 10 NC; oamphor, - 20 %; opium, Si.2J 10 S.SO
utIs-Borgamot, Sandomoas, y N S2,IO:
lSmoni sanderson'a, Sl.6S; peppermint. Zoo;
Wlntergreon, y22oj olive, Malaga, Sl.25.
PoTA9u-Bromide, y n, t0c: iodids, Ss.2a
SoAFn-Cnstilo, mottled, y u, Stl0r, car
lie, white, lSllh.
dtBuELi.ANnoUs 90 AmmoniA, oarb,, a n.
Ec' alum Ay5i arTowrcut, Bermuda, GOu ; Pal.
ssfnt copalba, 80; 0Orad, refined, lAsbli; Gallo
mel, am, 16oi castor OIL a GAL, N.S60Oi, go,
eAlNa hutn, N N, lHplSi cream tartar, rure
q n, 80 corrosive sublliNate, = 10, e5; ohioro,
ofm, y N, sQi extract logwood, bulk
Iodine, rosubllmated, y N, 400; leaves,
puchu, short, y 70, 20 looyea, eenra, Aiev.,
NJ 25i morphia, sulph, y o., tB.ell; splrits
Wet sweet y p, VI mryohnin, orya.sl0, u 10
Atcl,
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CoFfEF-Rlo fair, 0HCglo; prime ,lOs{6tllli;
choice, liGlS; Laguyra, "a; Java, %; golden
RIO, l4Gli5f; Pea Berry, lsAlilk.
TEAs-Ooiong, idd6O; Imperial, i561b5;
Young Tyson, 10000 japan, tOG65
SUGARS Powdered and cut loaf, 7lECds;
standard grnnul0ied, 1G7ii; Louisiana white
clarified, EAeIi yellow clarified, 6Ss91;
Domestic 7gsi foreign, none.
MoLAssEs - Caoce Louisiana, bSe35S;
primo, 90; fair 10 good, IS; corn rirup, %.
CRACkEKs-X Soda, On; xxx Soda, @;
snowflake, 10; Cartoon >, r., IN, n; cream
soda, GkNcelsior oyster, Z; X ginger snaps 5;
NM ginger snaps % \ Lemon cream, 81
u; animals, II; charms, "; strawberry
cakes, Il; sugar we.ora IS; cocoa bars, lt
nngor waters, 10; stage planks, s
SODA.-Bi-cgrbonate, In kegs, az; hi-carh.,
In casee, 81; lump sal, soda, IA kegs, "a
formulated sal soda, Ia Cob drums, 3.
| "OnACCo-Plug, ll-lnch, G0d1; twist, 7og
2 aud or, Sa4O Navy plug, 2sSgi6i smolt-
CGSNEn Goops-s0 tomatoes. LOO;
3h, los; Oh blackbcrrles, 40; IN
f.lo 40 raspborries, Loo; 20 whorSlc6ertiess,'
l.bli 2ib peaches, lf0; so peaches, 2 ~; 80
lows corn, 2ip,l 20; J, Ninsluw Jones corn,
2b, 1856; mountain corn, 10 can, IS; carly
June peas, l,bb; Numsen'e fine nunny, Vs.;
Numsen's mairowiat, %; French psss per
case, OF 100 cans, sLO0i oysters, 10 nll
weight, Ito; 2ih ", . W, IN /. W., 70; 2ih
I. W., l2i; IN l0bsiors, i.S5; no salmon, 40;
IN mnCkercl, l.25i lib corn htef, 400; 2ih corn
beef, 3 o.; shrimp, 1875. chile con carno. S.25;
8ib nrples, l.25; cal, apples, Sgi.
sNUFF-- CARROTS, 9 oz, ll.26 per case, or,
ESQ; OF, 1885, kalphs, 0 on, 1875; 1 or, SIS.
y OF, Aei.
sohr-Ollye, AIS \ Dor, blue India, x u
bars, sos pbox, y n harp, ass p hnI;f y
bara, Sfa y box 10 satinet, S.ip; q satinet,
$50, 10 bar cocoanut oil $40, 10 fnil value,
9.25; white Russian, S.l0i ID Dandy, S,25:
q Dandy, Li0
CArDLEs--star, null weight ig<alSc.
OHHKBE--Full cream, l4ti5c.
RoPE-Ss.o basis; cotton rope, lSc.
CLorHRsPINs-Round, Sol spring l.p ,
box.
WBAPrrSo PAPER Rag and szaw,S $50.
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BOOTS ANo SHOES.

Nars KIP bvogans, p5jal.9j; boys kin bro.
fent Iy4l.OOi inen's u. calf hrugans, t06S,i 10
'hdcnle plowH. l9VQl35; boys Kip 9-bunlle
pinvhi bS,lal; men'B bnii haln, conrrogs and
BUTTON, i.50422o; meas calf balls, oonprcas
500 button, 2;hOgi,50. mons kip booiB, 2lO0l
lalf Onotei 2o.lO,DoQOl; boys Kip boots, MOO
ini boys u. calf boots, i6.5lop2l OO. bovlr
Ar boots, 2L5Q eT.0li wornen's 10 Mp moi fas
lSe!,fei AiissoS ~ alp polkaA, 66DTpo;
n ip0lless, all sizes, 65tD05o; wonien,ae an neg
lnd - polish, l00ei.2S; Misses calf pee and
~ polish, sNqllO; wonenH bu sewof mol.
sni Mel.Si women's calf sews, polish, j. 10
k.'sihi womSns paln s.,wed and polish, %
.oHi sswsd polish, i5poi.IO. 'S'''-''
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lgalnEl Ano nU1Ln1No MArrsIAr..

l.uMBrR.- Rough lumber, SlS.O0;A native
ceiling Us Oh; Il native ceiling, 22,E6;E native
u9Qrlngl aoVOi X native siding, 1900; y rough
ceiling, 1850.
5nIN gLEs-Boas, cypress, N.51i o. X cy-
press, &0J; No. cypress SIS; native pine
hearts, $50; native sup, l27t.
Posrs-CedSr posts, best, l251o each.
LATHg-per / 900, 400.
bBIcK-DallRs brick, $50 per loo.
PLAs1 ER PARIS New YORK, 400, Mlehi-
gan, 400 per barrel.
CEMENT osendale, 275. Portland, best,
1925 per barrel.
sToNE tLuEs-About SOC por foot.
DRAIN PtPK-from lee per foot, and hlRh-
or according 20 size.
llME-CoOperod lime, 400 per barrel.
HAIR--Goat, 20 per pund,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-16

EXhgusiod vitality, Nervous and Physical
Debility, Premature Decline OF Man, Errors
Of Youth, and tho untold mlseries resulting
nom indHorOtiOn eKOeRs6{. " contains I2b
prescriptions for MI acute ana chronic lseag.
On, eGch one or which iB Invaluable. so found
by tnt 1ptbcr whose experience fcr IS years.
is Hucn ~ pIObably never before fell 10 tho lot
ofany phyeiclan. 300 pages, bound In besut-
rul sranch muslin, embossed covers, fnll Alt,
guaranteed 10 be a hnor work In every s0nRa
mechanical, literary and proieaslOnal--thau
aay other work sold in this county FOR $3.50,
or the money will be refunded I'm every 10
stance. Prtco only 81 by MAIL postpaid, II
Illustrative sample contR. Send now. cold
medal awarded the author by the National
Medical Association. IN tho ofrcnrs NJ wh'ch
he refers.
The Science OF Lilq Hnouln W. ROAD W sns
young i1r instruction, and by the alii,joa DIV
rolio., 70 VIII benefit ALI, london Lancet
lhOre IS no member OF 1cisty TO shou Int
Aoieuc9 OF Life win moi 1e sFef1i R6eihc,
youth, parent, gipyd'Sn. Ia rucior nf Msrgy.
man. lAssOnAut.
Address ths,P Peabody Bedieai lucutnts, III
ljr. " ii. rarker, No,4 hulrnOn street, 8os'
| ton, Moss, who may bO COnEuitru on all dis.
| oqsea requiring skin and experience. Chronic
AZ obstinate diseases that have hgl1ed me
sklll Of AL Other physl G,ESS az CLANS
aspeo Hlly.5u treated e-R 81 ~ n. sue
cessfui. without an Wnn9NH s. sntE -
! Instance az failure KS y - " IN. n
/ Mention INV nnnFs
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The simplest and best regulator of the
disOrderedll oliver in the world, are Car
ter's Little Liver Pills. They give
prompt relief in sick headache, digzi-
ness, nausea, &C.; prevent and cure
constipation and piles; remove sallow-
ness and pimples from the complexion,
and are mild aud gonto in their oper.
alton on the bowels Carter's Little
Liver Pills are small and as easy Ia
take az sugar. Ono pill dose. Price
% cents.
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LOUISVILLE OAK S0Lm LHATHER--X
heavy, free of brands, CSC 10; y medium, free
u brands, SEC Id; A heavy, one brand So
lbi A medium, one brand, SIC lbi Baltimore
crop 44c
BUFFALO SLAUeHTFR--Prlme, IG to 70 III
sides SOC Id; good, IL 10 20 Sides 3Sc 10; ooun-
Tor II to "A lb sides, 20c ID; e., D., Matamoras
&c lb No. /, oak harness lea, IS TO $40 Id
No. 2, oak harness lea, 81 TO Sc 10; No, /,
hem harness les, SSc 10; No. q hem harness lea
Sic Id; MOL, hem sklrtlng len, SIC ID; No. q
hem skirtlng lea, SIC 10, Welt and uridle
leather 81 10 So side.
PHILADELPHIA CALF--EItrt quality, q
10 ~ 10 10 dozen, Sl.20 lb; 80 TO ~ tt to dozen
N.lb lb "A to so lb to Dozen SlO6 ID; re- TO 80 Id
dozen, u 10; &c TO 10 10 to dozen, $50 ID.
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wooL. nlDns AND rnLrsIna.

WooL--Nsxlcan, free OF huns, nominal
Mex pan improved, l2Dl7ci cuarae, 10; me.
dun l6glSo; me wool, acoording TO dir
and condition, l4&22c; bury, 1895 POI
pound lea, according 70 bNrrs.
EIDKs-Prime plump fintcs 10 MS and mp
40 PER 10; seconds, plump nints, 20 ms and up
10, per 70; prime light aud kips, ll5xo per n
bulls andstags, sole per n, dry sailed, Il
QplISSc, according 70 condition; greRn sailed
SC,
rAIaLow-Prirse tullow, TO; tallow gTGSaa,
yellow 10 brown. JeS'
pELTRIEs-Dser skins, l6QplSc; antslepS, II
G i2ci sheep pelts, as po, wool, 2oQpSoc; sheRr-
ISales of wool since April Is have been
chiefly l3&l6c, and nearly all receipts SO far
closed medium.
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Notice to COMMERCIAL TraveIors,

GARRETT STATION, TExAs.-The Ken.
nedy house is now open for the accom-
mediation OF the travelling public and is
presided over by Mrs. Kennedy. The
house has been entirely refitted with
new furniture and the rooms well car
peted' The table Is supplied with every
delicacy the country affords. One trial
will fully convince you that no house in
the state sets better table. Be happy
to have my old patrons.
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The "Exposition Universello dc Part
Culinairo" awarded the highest honors
to Angostura Bitters rs the most eilioa-
cious stimulant to excite the appetite
and to keep the digestive organs in
good order. Ask for the genuine arti-
Gle, manufactured only by DR.. j. q. b.
Siegert u Sons, and beware OF imita-
lions.
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June, 81 to q q, closed 81; July, 5i}4 10 IS,
closed 54S5.
Cotlee-Spot fair; Rio, SSH ;options opened
a shade lower and closed steady; sales. l5,25C
bags; May, go; June, $40; July, $50 to 6.S5;
August, 800 10 696
Sugar firm; G, AZ to u; extra c, 65a to 599s
granulated, 81.
Molasses QUIET and unchanged.
Rice steady and demand moderate.
Tallow easier at 5 1916 to So.
Turpentlne steady.
Pork dull.
Lard dull; spot, 100; June, 7,O3 to o.; July
10 tn T-id
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gRuIT. rouIrn1, eAmN. nre.

APPLEe-$4.50 per barrel; none IN market
oHAEsEs--Sioily, y box, $40 TO $40
Strawberries Slto So per case, accord
ing to quantity.
LIMO s-5loily, H box, $3.50.
DATEsIn trails, &c.
BANANAs-200lf35O L, bunch,
ONIoNs-S5.00 ~ barrel
PoTAT0Es--Sa bushel, lis.
OABBA9E-4o per Id,
OHToBENS-Ms 0notk as $40 tNs1r
spring, 2,5OG275; turEsys, 65915C.
neaB9Gbl0o y dozen.
BUr1BR-Best grade northern, 40o; hes
Balas county, 1850 DC; other Teens COMFY
butiey .2no@22lSn. according 10 nHpbtp
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LEVm sTOUK.

TINS quotations given below refer 10 corn feC
animals, living weight
BEeVEs-81T(Bic per pound.
COws-S3Sc per pound; mich COWS, com
~ On, $50 per head,
SHEEP-Prlme, go to $50.
}oATs--None on the market.
doGs-Sl 6g181o per pound.
BULLS AND STAGs--ll<0S2c per pound.
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ICE,IOE. ICE.

Ice delivered IN all parts OF the city.
caxss Ice Company, Telephone $40. Ice
made rom Browder Springs water.
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MONEY, srooAsAN . BoNDs.

NEW YORK, May l5.-Money on call
easy at 1 per cent; prime mercantile pa
and firm, at 4S6s4 Tor 90 days, and 4.SSs4 for
short sight.
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Arc you made miserable by iudIgee-
tion, constipation, dizziness, loss OF ap.
polite, yellow skim Shiloh's Vltaliger IL
9 positive cure. Sod Nv !. L. Williams
a. Go,