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A1IDs-Sulphurlo, " oarboy, $s.75; eitrio, III
2, s5ei oxalic q n sci tRrtAric, powdered u
HUMs-AIsbic, select, % 10, zoe: ssafsiidn
u 70 SOci camphoT, 20 TO IS; opium, $500 10 4a1.
O1Ls-Bergamoti Ssnderson'a, q n, $40:
lemoni Sanderson's, sl.S5; peppermint, $500,
wintergreon, s2.25; olive, Malaga, 81 Us.
E0fAsH-Bromiae, n -, 400; iodide, S325,
soAPs-Castlle, mottled, q n, &1sIOo, cas-.
Tile, white, l4Gi5.
M1sCEII.ANE0Us -. Ammonia, oalh., d H..
ac alum, 9(35i arrowroot, Bermuda, Slc RaI.
sam c0paihai 6lci borax, refined, 1Adpl4 cslo.
mel, am, zoe; castor Oil, p gal, Sl4G5I. 60.
cassie buds, + N, l5@l8; cream tartar, pnre,
= n, 81; corrosive subliraste, y n, So; chloTo.'
,ormi y, eli extract iogwood, bulk
y N, lAGl4; glyoerine, bulk, ,a IL, 2jgsJ:
iodine, resubllmRtod, p y, 400; lceyos,
oaeho, short, v n, rs; leaves, SIENNA, Alex,
" 10 25i noorphia, sdlph, q on, 1896; splrlts
aittrl sweet, e q, %, AtTychnia, oryRislg 81 S5
58,N6S. " ~
sulphats QulDine, y or, u,0Oosi. Os., Gin.
chOnidiR, IS "a 400,
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,.S ,-Aio ta.r lo},MilNg, crime In
l23fc eHrlce, lSHl81<c ;LsFarf6. iaa: lava 90
- W Nt- Imperial, ft@5jc Young Hysou, sOs
VIZ f'nhH, t'WtIo' aHpal, b. gaaJ.
stendard granulated TIMlEc. plantafiop
grstnulaied, 10 TO 10; Louisiana white clari-
nel5 t13c 70 lciyellow clarified, sac 10 $50;
oVes miro COCO SIC CON- syrup, 400.
BAceTNG-rure Jute, lN ihs, ltsc. u yard.
" ~ lQMoi ties, l.1i 81 bundle
NC wholesale Ttlsc
q, ORA o.. Ess-s'oaa ~ 54oi xxx, Go; cream,
soA olive 40 p box, biuo india, X 70
bars, S,4B n box.
ggze9IEs-sI4r. I'm Neycha i21@lsc.
1hEEsN y uil cream, lS6pi5o.
koPE-8ssc basis; cotton rope, lSc
bon. ''V' ,
MRAsyrEs-ss baaAa, ron oouad, $50 y
oQ1eni 2-hoop pals G01, G-boOp, 495.
/. TUBS nest. 225; i nest. 276: No' /. son ~
.iozeni No2, 6,00i No, ., 100.
WRAPPlNg PAPEri- Rag and straw 20 y5S
!. fQWpER-S.65 h keg OF % iha; l2l( 40, 226;
"a a9, i,S5i 6nlgsting kegs, 225, shoL-drop bag,
PIoKLEs-O how-ohow, a .barrel, barrel, $50
2-gallon pals, obow-choW, l.53; 2-gaIlon
pals mixed pickles LEO; glass pints' Ito;
giesa quarts, 400 glass Il gallon, $50; glass I
gallon, qbOi glass hex, gallon, TG0
MACKERRic-No. l barrels. l2.JO; NO i y.
barrels, I.5Oi No. ] s<-barrels, $50; N az.
barrels, 1905 No, 2 1t-bRITels. 400; No tklts
l.l5; No. hits, Los; No. kits, LOO.
HOLLAND HERRINo-lmported,l LIS y ksg.
9ANDY-Stiok, $50 u II; fancy, l5(82J0.
RAIsINs-London layer, So.
CIpER-Crab apple, aOo; Missouri elder, SOo
y geloni vinegar, "a gallon, lS92Oc.
sIARcH-Pearl, &c; royal glass, 45<o Bon.
ton !. N packages, 60; corn starch, I'm pack
1X6H 20. d. M who'd hCT CLAUS HNgc
(. Concentrated, 2,16ei.00,
Ju9s-We quote. lto u gallon for glazed |,
crocks, 100 y gallon for glazed.
daxd, sl.95.
Dried PEAoHRs-unpesled, e; peeled, lie.
fRoyIsIoNs-Short bacon, $50; short dry
SAL SlsS94c; breakfast bsoen, nlo; hams,
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LOUISVILLE OAK SOLE LEArHER-X
neeayy, free OF brands, acc 10; X medium, rroe
2i brands go ID; A heavy, one brand No
lDi medium one brand, sc 10; baltimore
crop, Ac
BUFFALO SLAuGHTER--Prine IA IN On n,
SIDES SOC ID; good 10 10 q sides, g8o 10: cnun-
Yer II TO u lib sides, 26o lbi q. D., Matanor0s.
&c l6i No. |, oak harness lea, SO 10 SIC ib!
no, :, onk harness lea, 81 20 500 10; No, /.
8lc ID; MOL, hem sSirting len, No liz. No D
mem skirting lea, SIC 10, Welt and birdie
leather, "a TO 50 a side.
PhILADELPHIA CALF-Extru quality. %
70 ~ 10 TO dozen, Sl.20 10; 3S to AZ 10 10 dozen,
dozen, alb; 90 10 20 ID to dozen, CSC Id,
FRENCH CALF-Sl.l6 to 100 ID; XIX ton.
nngs, all colors, S.25 TO $500 dozen; xxx ton
lnEs, all colors, extra large, $50 to sll dognn.
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Cure for plea.

Cure for plea.
Piles are frequently preceded by q
sense OF weight in the back, loins and
iower part of the abdomen, causing the
tion of the kidneys or neighboring or
gGns. AT times, symptoms of indiges.
ton are present, fatulency, uneasi.
ness OF the stomach, etc. A moisture,
like perspiration, producing very dis
ageesble itching, after getting warm
10 common attendant. Blind,
bleeding and Itching Piles yield at once
70 the application of DR.. Bosanko's Pile
Remedy, which acts directly upon the
parts affected, absorbing the fumors
anaying the intense itching, and affect,
ing a permanent cure, Price, 50 cents
Address, the DIR. Bosanko Medicine Co.
Plqna, Ohio. Sold by an drnggists.
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No Knanllalls Relnndr.

Rosadalis is a sovereign remedy for
all diseases of the blood. 1t has no
equal for the cure Of nervous disorders.
Read this; 81 would like to bear tssti-
mony to the merits OF Rosadalis, by
saying that some eight years ago was
totally Frustrated and could get no re-
lief from our family physician; but al
ter taking one bottle Of Rosadalis be.
came entirely restored 10 health. / now
weigh l75 pounds, but when | first took
your medicine / weighed only 1870. |
cheerfully recommend IL to ALL and es.
pecially to those afflicted with nervous
debility.
Mrs. A. A. MARION, Baltimore, Md.~
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$50. Here's a Chance for $50.

| viii give cash prize of $50 to any
lady who will bring me the greatest
number of customers who will have
their photographs taken for the next 60
days, beginning April "a, and ending
June "a, 1895. Ladies' wishing "a enter
the contest will please come forward
and register their names. All shall have
an even start and fair show. This is
no common advertisement, / mean
whatI say, and the successful party
will get the money.
j, Fl. WEBSTER,
Photographer,
70l Elm street.
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E1hausied vitality Nervous and Physloel
| Donllltyi Premature Decline or Man, Eriofe
Or Outhi and the untold migorins resulting
nom mdlsoreti0n excuses. 10 coutaing l15
prescriptions for all acute and chronic diseag-
9sl each one OF which Is Invaluable. 80 found
ny the authoS whose experience Tor % yenrs
Is such ea probably never before fell tO tina lof
on any physician. 800 pages, bound iu bpauti.
Iui Ir6nch muslin, embossed covers, full giJ
guaranteed 10 he nner work I'm every rous6
-moehmloal, literary nnd prO.ugHiuuaI--thpn
aaE other work sold In this county for b N
or the money VIII be refunded in every r-
Stance, Price only 81 by mail, 0W.pnId, III.
iusltetlvo sample cenig, Send now. Gold
9odal awarded tho author by hU National
he1lcN Association, " Tire CidCsu OF who'll
The Science Of Life 5hould be read by Tine
l24Is i9f Instruction, Huc tY .hs AFFLICTED Tor
itllel' ~ VIII banedt an .---ig london Lancet.
Lhefe ~ no menher OF O1'oty tn whom The
beeGce OF Life VIII not 10 rsshi whether
YOUTH pEfont guardian, instructor on Olerry-
Address Che Peabody Nc5.oH ius,ftata. of
~ W. ~ Parker, No. Bui1udn street. Psr.
,lni mnqsi who may be cnnsulted ON An dfs.
y uses requiring skin and avnerieuco. Chronic
tin onst,pl0ie diseases that hRvg banlsd ths
STU ol 8ll other phyH EgEn An cinup
1hlec, llly'Such treated Ar N-A II, Huo-
oelsluuy without an ugHlENrGS FaaF ~
,qhWnoo Qi failure, kfE WAE q
Aention this paper
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TEE BUSINESS WORLD.


l. 81
st. Louis, April is.-Flour unchanged,
What opened higher but declined with
4equent fluctuations, and hually closed a TO
q apoNe ytsteroa%i y . red, cash. 911S to rs;
MAY, VS. to 80, closing 9S9s; June, l.0014 to
closing l,02SS.
Corn higher but inactive, closing "a toll
apoye Yesterday cash l9)5 TO 5S34; May, 49,
closing at outside quotations.
Oats dun but huuer; cash, $50; May, Is.
Gornmeal Arm at $50 to 2.S5
Wool firm; tuh washed Is to IS; un-
washed, Is 10 90 Kansas, IL to Is; Texas fall
CLIP, 10 TO IS; medium, 10 to Is, eombing, 10
Whisky steady, MA.
Provisions 1rm hut slow.
4st Pork l2.l21sGl2.25,
Bulk Meat-Car $ T. o. b., long clear 80.
short ribs, 9 60; shorl clear, 625
+ $50: short clear, Is 70 TO SIS.
Hams "a to l0M.
Lard $50 to $780,
Cattle Receipts 100; supply very scant and
only small trade was done.
Hogs Receipts ! q %; higher; 10 to $50
sheep Receipts 4Uli supplyvery III ht and
Only retail trade done tprevious quotations.
KANSAS q Ivy
KANSAS CITY Apr lS.-The Live STOCK
Indicator reports.
Cattle-Receipts Lao stronger; exporters
\ s625G5 SO; good to Cho'g shipping, 500G5 ~!
eo g VA 70 medium, ~ TO $50; feeders, 400
w N IA o,,e- 3ecei,t . i.,t .r .a.
" err; 400 TO 1876.
Sheep Receipts, 2si; s.eady; fair to GOOD
mynttongsS27o to $780, common to medium,
tsp s,, 20 IN
NM ng ~ hiS9erj GG1h 81 May 1873 to 075;
ySorno o higher cash, S7iai May, 1875; June, 3S;
oais n5mlnali sal4 bid.
CHcAGo, April ls,-Flour firm; un.
N6est Good s,oo,,1,ti,.o a,,,.,
Tic marked nj on9 S1 4 a. 9eln9nu, and
thsn yesterdov INT fali "A. ,a, Uents nigheI
cInsSe "a f p9,14{ Si2se1 81 9o!s June, ~ TO Sss;
90 Corn '5j my WIS 70 u 4 closed pa
Than yesfer,iav. cash 1esH ~ "a 20 , ~, nSIteI
567s Closing iGa<. NAV IN. - F w 5 WA 10
479S; .June. 56sg fo az SioeiTg A. I9i olVsiits
49,, closing az, '"''' Il ="
lS6toi1 *, NV n X ~, stc9uy caSh!
10 II a.. TulJ II az +t1S os ''''"' 'Hho' lIou
lam tirntS nj t'' ~ w o 80 z7iI..-,.
May CO.,; June 5o2i ~ n ei,sn ING i5l
10 '''|s' "'-''' '''-/A W '"'S2' july AKA
W Buik meats firm, drv eol,o4 st,o,,,.,...
45O Ia 90. short rih sideS gG6 ~ 69i i
X rlear sides & IN In Al Wv ~ V''~/s' 9''"'
The Drnyers' Tourrol ro,o,t,, c,...,.
Receipts. 1850: fairly active ana efcsI,,.
steers. 40 10 600. butSbere etcil % 90 S ~.
sfocbers 10 IN. feede,s r, % 6 " a'VV'
Hogs-Peceipts, 1000: strong nj 3S9 10 4 TX
common S5 TO : s3 ejiu5 o1a[S e steady
NEW YoRK AnriII is w; ro,,o. ,,.
steady. '"''A0i i''oie
III ~ loot cro. lo,s oro
,nuiet. ontiane .onsnaa s,,dr " - 'NlvalhS
higher, later weakened and leIi ' baei To to ~
N ygtn "a =
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

Mems Kip brogans, SS9l 20; boyB' kip bro.
snns' sS9l.OO mems p cali brogsns, lOJal. 76 ;
BOY p. calf brogans, 95Sl.25. rnenis Eip
',naoEle plows, l.0OVgl.S5; boys Kip 2-buokle
blows, S5@l.2l; mems buff balls, cons reag and
o1tton, l,50(5226; mems calf balls, congresg
aud button, 2.5O(9A.50 mems kip boots, 2IOQN
lAll boots, 25.O1I60.00; boyis Kip boots, g25A5a
U.pOi boy'a'P, calf boots, lB,Il22iOO; bOyle
All boots, .250t92j.00; women's az hippolkas
9tfdhcj Misses 10 kip pOlcas, GlaDjc,
ihud's ~ Kip polkag, al sizes, s5855c; ohlldiS
~ ipolkesi all sizes, tiG,6bC; WOmen'B calf peg
nd - polish, l,00Gi.S5; Misses calf pog and
- pgllsh, tN9ll0i Women's hu gewed mol.
IN @9l&; Womonn calf sewe. polish, j, 20
blsl5si Women's grain sewed and pOllah pD
l9nt saved POLISH, l.60(0i.7h.
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GRAND Bros, Proprlotors, Waco, Texas,
Has been lately re-opened by the
above gentlemon, who respectfully So
licit the patronage OF the travelling pub.
lie. The house has been newly furnish
ed and remodeled throughout with all
the conveniencBs OF 6rst-Class hotel,
and under tho skilliul management OF
MIR. j, w. Cutler late Of che Hotel Nav
ericlS, ut San Antonio, it has already Ia
ken rank among the flrst-class hotels of
the state. GRAND Bros, Prop'rs.
Waco, Texas.
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Mr.. VIM. Thomas, OF Newton, la.
says: "My wife has been seriously af-
ieoted with cough for twenty five
years, and this spring more severely
than ever before. She had used many
remedies without relief, and being
urged to try DR.. Kings New Discovery,
did SO, with most gratifying results,
The first bottle relieved her very much,
and the second bottle has absolutely
cured her. She has not had so good
health for thirty years"
Trial bottles free at w, II. Howell d
Bros drug store. Large size, 81.
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aMMHEH ALn n1.I11,1.., M : ..-.-..- >

lpMHME- Rough lumber, SIS 90; q native
ceiling Is 10; "a native ceiling, 22.60.% native
hoorlngy t9tUi " Hativo siding, 1900; \ rough
ahiNglGe- B9sl, cypTcsg, 1850; o. * oy.
ngtsg, 4.0l; No. ] jypr6ss, S.7b. native ofye
ltArta, 3Bli notivo Sap haRria, g17s.
FOSTb-Cedar posts, best, l2lso e9ch.
LATHs--Fer l,lUO, 4.b0.
BRtcK-Dallas brick, $50 per ] 900,
PLASTER fAHIs-Ney York. IOg. NIcbt.
I'm, per barrel
CEMENT Rosondslo, 255; Portland, beat,
,96per barrel. WV
STONE FLUEs-Ab0ut soc per foot.
t9cc9rdfngt0 siTe
LL1lME-Coopered lime, 2,01 per barrel.
HAlR-GoRi, Sc per pund.
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APRLBs--{6O0 per barrsl.
QRANGEs--Sicily, y box, dHO,
LENe Ns.-bicily, Abox, 1880,
DATEsln trails, 20.
BANANAa-2.00Oe4.00 y bunon,
GRAPEs--MalaRa, none.
SWEET POTATOEH--lONQl.yO
ONIoNs-S5.00 q barrel
PoTATOEs-fl buehel, l.s0,
CARBAGK--lo per ID.
turkeys, 75c.
EGGS-l0o n dozen,
buTTRR-Rest grade northern, 30; bsg
uallas county, go; other Texas county bui.
'erf Hec 10 Nc, according 20 Qua tSSss{ n n \
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Donations for the permanent site of
the Widows and Orphans Home of
Texas, OF not less than 200 acres of land,
100 Of which shall be tinable, in some
healthy, thriving community Of schools
and churches, may DO submitted 10
John II. Walton, grand master at Waco,
ON or about the lst of July next No
snb-committee will personally Inspect
an the places offered and make a selec-
lion and location OF said homo.
Waco, March 20, 1885.
NJ. d. Hrppr,zo
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Uartor's Little Liver Pills win posl-
lively cure sick headache aud prevent
US RETURN This Is not talk, but truth.
One PHI dose. To be had OF all drug,
gists' See advertisement.
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THE Quotations given below refer TO corn fed
animals, living weight
hfkvEs-S1<0t4c per pound.
Cows-Sc per poundi mitch cows, com.
wou, $50 per head.
SHEEP- Prime, a1eSJsc per pound.
9oATs-None on the MARKET
doGs-S5sQ94c per pound.
BULLS AM SrAes--l1sSe2c per pound.
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Angorn Goat Hord for snlo

Thoroughbred and grade animals,
now located near Jacksboro, Texas, for
psrticnlars apply TO Henry McElderry,
leans La.
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"a pounds standard grRnulaled sugar
Iof ". ~ THOMpRnN a. WErrgp
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Fl, eau and see those $50 suitings at II.
Himmerman's, the tailor.
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VII serve q limited number OF mares ia,
twenty.nve t25l dollars for the season. nav.
sple AZ time OF service, at Haly 4 Cotfmnn's
T na,,n, corner Elm and Live Oak streets,
VIII have the best OF care. s'"A0e
GEORGE r. KING.
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sHAt ~ II OF hhlNNt
Chairman Subcommittee.
Nm 81.

Too sad.
A pale and haggard woman, with 81
Wild and weird loOl. and faded cheelfg'
" reclining on z couch suffering with a
lingering female trouble. English Fe.
male Bitters win cure her.
FOR sick headache and babltual con.
SNpationi try Bailoy's Saline Aperiant.
H. Ainlmarman, Jhe merchant tailor
OF north Texas, otlers for this season
yhe uhest fabrics in woolens that has
ever been seen in Dallas, and owing IN
The stringeney in money matters. VIM
oher TO his patroua q reduction OF nj
least 10 per cont, OF former prices.
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glI.TAGE HlEEL
no FOR THE SARATOGA OF
TEXAS!
GLEN ROSE TO THE FRONT.
TO LET.

me Cottage Hotel, at Glen rose, consisting
ol h52tel, Dining-room, Bathroom, Laundry
,,ioi, Zen Nottages-will be ready 10 be occn.
Tered Tor rent, Cottage Hotel embraces m
l lre9 OF eleven acses. dramatically Situated.
ana nDundantly supplied with pure, white
sulphur water nom perpetual flowing arte.
sLan We9.lsi also pure freostone and iron or
paiy haoks from Walnut Springs. Morgan
anu CIeburne run In connection with shis
property Distance from Walnut SprinEs
y miles irom Morgan, % miles nom Gle
on,,Ie, - miles, For further information
"PlV| 10 j. I. MORGAN,
Glen Rose Texas.
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lAFlowd rom tine Maximum lAinaralE Hmm.
am 81 saratoga Springs, and ie IN the opin.
loh OF lne most eminent medical men, Ma
lures sovereign Cure Tor CONSTR z ALTON.
TORPID LIVER, INA CTIVR
OF tho KIDNEYS, aud a fnopt
pituitary Alternative IN Soronilous Affaotiona
WIN iadiegi gentlemen ana bon viVants ev
eryWherelt hos become the standard OF diae
lary expedlents, fortifylng the digestive rQne.
lions and enabling free-liVers to indulge with
lmpunity AZ table. The world Of wealth, in.
lslngence and refinement toatines TO "a
sparkling. naturally pure and delightful
qualities as tho beverage incOmparable, and
accredit II with being the surest and epeediest
source Of clear cOmplexions, high health and
exhunerant spirits, HATH0RN SPRING
WATER is sold only in glass bottles; fonr
dozen pints are packed IN case. It may 10
obtained AT all hotels aud OF druggists, wine
merchants and grocors everywhere, and
BhTTERToN, IRVINE a co.,
Sole Ageuta for Dallas, Toxna.
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PRTVATE COuNsEr.nn

Q 500 rrgcs ont TO any address securely sealed for thirty
" cents Should be rad by ALL Address a. nfovg
~ eoura item A. M.o9PM. Sundays, oiP.M
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A Help to Good Digestion.

In the British Medical Journal DIR. w. Roberts,
of England, discusses the effect of liquors, tea,
coffee and cocoa on digestion. All of them re-
tard the chemical processes, but most of them
stimulate the glandular activity and muscular
contractions. Distilled spirits retard the sali-
vary or peptic digestion but slightly when
sparingly used.
Wines were found to be highly injurious to
salivary digestion. On peptic digestion all
wines exert retarding influence. They stim-
ulate the glandular and muscular activity of
the stomach. Eifervescent wines exert the
greatest amount of good with the least harm to
digestion. When ones digestion is out of order
everything goes awry. unless as in the case of T.
I. Seals, Of Bellaire O., who had bad dyspepsia
for seven years. the digestive apparatus is kept
in apple-pie order by Warmers Tippecanoe, the
best appetite producer and regulator in the
world.
Tea, even in minute quantities, completely
paralyzea the action of the saliva. The tannin
in strong tea is injurious. Weak tea should be
used, If at all. Strong coffee and cocoa are also
injurious if used in excess.-1He Cosmopolitan.
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The GAR. Sleeve-Buttons.

To THE EDITOR The beautiful set of gold
sleeve-buttons, of GAR. design, forwarded to
my address as premium for six new subscrib-
ers. has been received all in good order. Please
accept many thanks for the same. think
may be able before the end of the year to for
ward many more names. I shall do all / can
for THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE, the soldiers best
friend. Again I thank you for the present,
wishing you all Merry Christmas and great
prosperity to The Nlx TRIBUNE.-GEo.
w. WELDEN, 81 Clay ket, r. /.
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GEOGRAPHICAL ENIGMA.

Ny is la Boston, but not in Paris;
2 is in New Orleans, but not in London;
3 is in Washington. but not in Denver;
4 is in Bombay, but not in Canton;
5 is in Detroit but not in Savannah;
6 is in Little Rock. but not in Nashville;
Z is III Il Eonigsberg but not in Sheffield.
My whole is city in the United States
Lillian NJ. Van Slike, Florence, Mass.
ANSWERS TO LAST WEEKS BRAIN-RACKERs.
No 7O-Rebus-" Innocents Abroad" Hypa-
tia Pennsylvania Pilgrim" "Old-F Fashioned
Girl" On the flights" Tent on the Beach. y
No. 7l.-Rebus-" Horses to Let or for Sale "
(Horses two, letter for sail
No. 72-ACROsTICAL ANAGRAM.
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"Oyer and Over Again."

Repetition is sometimes the only way to i'm
press truth upon the mind. Accordingly take
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bodily functions. Their action is thorough
yet gentle, and the ingredients being entirely
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into the most delicate stomach. All druggists.
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sCOTT'S EMULSION OF PURE
Cod Liver Oil, with HypOphosphites.
Is Excellent in Lung Troubles,

DR.. Enoch Galloway, LaGrange, Ga, says:
" have used Scott's Emulsion with wonderful
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equal in summer diarrhea of children"
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MOSES AND FERNS.


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