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amount of sophistry can ch ange the
facts In the case.
Granted. What follows2 Why,
plainly that its origin not being dem
ocraiic, ii must be republican or else
it's the formation, the atom OF a new
party, but still political.
Texas being almost and altogether
democratic, of course prohibition is at
war with democracy.
Can democrats support it If such is
the case?
Hath not a greater than DIR. Car
roll declared that Eye cannot serve
1iod aud Maminony''
Yc cannot be prohibition and dem
oeratic, therefore choose ye this day
whom 80 will serve.
the cause of real temperance is not
ON trial, because DIR. Carroll says him
self that prohibition doesn't ,ontem-
plate the prevention OF drinking.
Real temperance is the office of the
church, of society aud parental care.
IL Is not matter for the law to han
die.
Governor Coke, General Clark aud
Roger q. Mills, az well as the ExAMI-
NER, are as determined advocates OF
temperance, as are DIR. Carroll, Colo
mel Anderson or Warwick jenkins.
But they do not intend to letter a
man by legal enactment, when IL is
purely a case Of mere conscience.
They do not intend TO change the
whisky traffic iron the legitimate
dealers to the drug stores, dry goods
stores and grocery stores.
They do not mean to have just u,
much whisky drank here as ever, aud
the public revenue destroyed by clos.
ing the licensed and legitimate liquor
houses.
Human liberty amounts to some
thing after all, no matter how ardent
ly the prvhibitionisis labor to asser
the reverse of the proposition.
When the government dares pre-
scribe the drink of the citizen. Il ma,
also prescribe his meat.
When ii prescribes his meat II may
with equal propriety, prescribe hi
clothing,
When 1t has accomplished that /
may guard his footsteps to any on
church-door it pleascs.
| Ii national and state prohibition ar
wrong, then neighborhood, precinc
or county prohibition are wrong b.
the same rule, aud upon the same prin
ciple.
The good democrat is equally OF
posed to II ON all fields aud upon ever
possible ground.
They tell us that there is lust n
much force behind prohibition a
there was behind abolition.
This is n pretty argument TO brin
to bear upon southern democrats.
Is, truly.
IL Is the law of might. 1t has notl
"s "ha'e'er 70 10 win righ' w
; '"a' anu VIZ VIM +" Tvs cry :.
no' po'i,icai matter out SUI
'ne' nave oanu'ua'e a'reauy picke'
"". 'or pIohioi'ion governor
II Is rather political IN Iowa, Kan
: e"s, M" nu''ocr o' o'ner s'a''
".o" mas oeon '"nn'ns' are :"
1910 '""n ,aeso I.
~ "' 'no'1e'nA" county poi
~ Auu a'p',"'' na,e Aichou u
90 ~ ."o "''' ooA"''uiiy' ho.oS
" uo"'o.'a'' says ioi
49,, a"" ''" n"ou'son' "o !"
'Po' s"' ,"'pa'''a' history
20 '"'po',o" hero
- ~, Wv uv.ia !" '"e interest,"
" "o oppos,'o"' "n'on now call
' m. y ,n'o
, ~" Is 'ns ,or aevo'eo democracy
NV, 10 "sn
'"' ','a'hou
49, - a., m Wv "o'" u
Uo.,.,,,a 49, 1870 " p.' '"'
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The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheun, fever
sores. letter, chappcd hands, chilblains
corns and skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required,
1t Is guaranteed TO give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price
20 cents per box. For sale by Castles
n Morrison.
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senator TeIiers forgoifn,nes..

From the Chicago Times.
1t seems difficult for republican
statesmen TO remember that Their,
has been n change of the party IN
power. Senator Teller's rccommen.
dalton of a horse thief for Office was 4
piece of inadvertence doubtless due
TO a momentary furgetfulness oftht
fact that this is not n republican adj
ministratiOn.
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Ssve money and doctor bills. Re-
licve your mothers, wives aud sisters
by timely purchase of DIR. Bosankos
Cough aud Lung syrup, best known
remedy Tor coughs, colds, cgonp aud
bronchial elections. Relieves chill.
dren of Group in one light may save
you hundreds of dollars. Price 5o
cts, and 800. Samples free. Sold
by w. A. Williamson ~ Co.
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From the Alyarado Bulletin
The Alvarado Bulletin is all home
prirt and n yard wide. 1t is "A SUI
perb newspaper and ia conducted
with ability.-Waco Daily ExAMINER,
Precisely. Barlow is II good Judge,
conducts a splendid journal himself,
and is quick to recognize excellence
in others.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-30

DIR CARRoLL's speech TO night is the
last IRON that side. In this the rev.
erend gentleman has slight aivan-
tage. lie can talk on Sunday and the
habiiual respect for the Sabbath OF
the aiti-prohibitionists closes them
up for this day. Somehow or other ii
hardly seems right to discuss politics
ON this day, however, we are not the
keeper of our neighbours conscience
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-30
ruu,ns the bar Under Ivarr. Nose,

FT0m The Huston kecOrd.
We hardly think the republican
party will venture to risk the next
contest on II man who would bs nj
most eighty years old before his term
aS president would expire,
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Mills fully redeemed the high
opinion always held of him here. Nc,
Leunan has always been true to
Roger, and Roger has always been
true to McLennan. Our people like
such manly democratic men as Mills
and Coke.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-30

That nothing equals fuckers "III.,'
Improved Iron inylgorator, for bring
Ing JOY and happiness to their homes.
Red, rosy checks on our mothers
and babes makes us forget all our
sorrows.
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INSTITUTION FoR THE BLrsp. ,


DIR. Tobin:
Your ilepatozone as a gentle pur.
gaiive has no equal. 1t moves the
bowels without making the patient
feel sick. weak or languid. II is of
ten tine case that we feel little bill.
ious, have some headache perhaps, and
are feeling unwell generally, aud only
need an easy purgatiye to relieve us
your llepaiozonc is the medicine for
that condition. relieved a case OF
dysent'r y with IL in very short time.
We use II largely in this institution.
FRANK RAINEY,
Superintendent Institution.
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BELL Williamson. BOsque, John
son, Fannin and Lamar have all had
an experience with prohibition. They
are free counties now. SO IL goes
The craze runs It's course and dies.
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RocER q. is the same genial gentle
man OF yore, with here and then AN
added graye-blossom in his once
grand suit of dark hair. lie was
made grandiy welcome by his loving
constituents Of old McL1nnan.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-30

Barney Feldhake. Sir
! have been using one of your twin
burner vapor stoves for four weeks.
II works to perfection and we are
highly pleased with II. We have four
in tho family and the cost Tor running
II Is about 10 cents per day.
Years respectfully,
l.. w. jerks.
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From the Courier Journal.
Conductors. ON reaching Chicago,
used to call out, Chicago! Twenty
minutes for divorce" Things have
changed since then. 1t now takes
thirty minutes TO get divorce.
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From the somervillc Journal.
The older the burlcsque actress
grows the higher she kicks, says the
christian at work. II this he true il
would take good deal OF arithmetic
to compute Minnie Palmers age.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-30

In yon glade meath the mountain
side where glides the gurgling cry stal
stream, grows n dnninutivc shrub,
which has fulfilled its mission in fur
nishing ingredients for English Fc-
male Biitcrs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-30

CITIZENS OF McLennan. the way TO
preserve the liberties of the nation, is
to protect those of the people--of the
individual. ~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-30

Holman, By wire, denies the indict-
meni Of the EXAMINER made on the
10Th. We give him The benefit of
publication, and ii goes for what IL is
worth.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-30

From The Omaha Bee.
A San Jose bank was robbed the
other day OF n tray containing $4,000
in gold. II would seem that this is
placing altogether two much money
on Tie tray.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-30

From the Macon ga }. Telegraph
president Cloveland's eye never
wanders,' an excellent thing in fish
ing. since 1t enables man TO watch
his cork while curing snake bites.
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| VIII reopen my dancing academy
at ArInory hall, ON Thursday, Sep.
tember 3rd, 1885. For particulars ak
for circulars at any book or music
store. Respectfully,
II. G.. CnERsMAN.
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Grcnt mon ,.roMinr.

From the Cincinnati Commercial
The man behind the clgar-case has
gained the reputation of being NJ
ready n talker and as good com.
mcntator on the weather as the
barber.
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TnE prohibitionists did not make a
Sabbath days journey yesterday,
"ceptin" II was rcarwards.
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rHE Dallas papers have no very de-
cided theories on prohibition it seems
The waves will break over them in
good time, never fear.
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From the Savannah GA News.
II Is thought that General Butler
will make very able cowboy, n he
eau look at one steer and lasso anoth.
err one that is not expected anything
OF the kind.
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VorE for the privilege of attending
to your own personal affairs, without
the Interference of law.
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From the scw York Journal
The smallpox is spreading In Mon
trcal. but II will not attack any Amer.
lean bank deiaulters, Their skin Ia
too thick.
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THIS little affair of prohibition will
call out the gentlemen who in the iu.
ture will want to handle the votes OF
the people.
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From the Galveston (TcGasl News.
VictOria's new son-in-lAw, Baiten
berg, has been granted garter, but
nothing has been said so far about
suspenders.
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From the Boston Herald (Mug)
The mugwump Is man who "be-
longs to himself, but whose vote
both parties are very anxious to Sc
cure rs election time draws near, how
ever much they may abuse him for
the rest of the year.
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The monster crowd has retired and
the good seed sown will bear fruit to-
morrow.
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Why go in foreign companies
when you have better organizations
at home the very best 4. Il. a.
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From whonre proceeds the elOQueneo Of an
Ameflcan- lawyer Prom hls mouth. All wise
cordial u the best u medy fur bowel tfouLies
At " L. TUCkkH's Drug store
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THEY who tool with Coke aud sur
vive, may tackle buzz saw with
safety.
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IN Is the lull before the storm.

To-MoRRow's cyclone ought to
commence early. Vote early.
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Who among the confreres Of Mills
had record of any kind as far back
as 1853?
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L. l.. FosTER's "wee SNAP voice
was heard in the land last Light, by a
limited number of people.
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From the Albany IN. " Times.
Ten years ago Priscilla Hayes. of
Troy, while little girl nj play at
school, hid the arm ofa penny doll in
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-30

The San Antonio Times puts it
qutinily thus:
To see the little razor. backs brist-
ling up to a large thoroughbred like
Senator Coke for fight is laughable,
but a razor-back's.noise and bravadc
are usually in inverse ratio to his
| sfrenyth.
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CITIZENS of McLennan, vote To
morrow for the perpetuation of your
personal liberties.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-30

4. u. A has paid TO widows rue
orphans of Texas. 2S2 900 dollars.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-30

Il. llabcr sells straw hats cheaper
than anybody. Go and see if he
don't.
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Now Bill sterrett is happy again.
Fort Worth has something to hack at.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-30

lis must have his loins girded who
tackles Waco's stalwart senator.
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Write X, u. PARROT manager r. II.
A. for application and become II
member at once.
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Big line OF boys knee pants at 75c.
81 and Sl.25, at Levine Bros.
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Husband, join the Texas Bencvo-
lent a Association Immediately.
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Cigarette smokers prefer Oper Puff
because they do not stick 10 The lins
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A BARBECUE catches the patriots rs
nothing else will or eau.
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New accessions just received a, the
Academy OF Art.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-30

Pixies Toothachc drops cure in one
minute. German Corn Remover kill
sorus and bunions.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-30

Bailey's Saline Apcrieut is cheap
purgative.
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In was well behaved crowd.
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IT was an anii-prohiLilion crowd.
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IN was an intelligent crowd.
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Waco endorscs' lic'r. D. 4.
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'I,HE LITTLE FREECHMAN cleans, p'c en-
and dyes coats, vests and PAM md
,icrlng them good as new. HAS h.ua
blocked. Ladies' dresses ribbons h..
plumea, etc, cleaned, dyed and pfysseu' al.
pairing gentlnmen's clothes spe,ihtn Mn
lsfactlOn q lArantyed sixth hii
next to German N. Y. church.
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CHEAP COLUMN


A YOUNG GERMAN, "a YEARS OLD.
"a wants steady place for general work 10
himself u,cful Address 4. T. wOmaek 4 D
BOsquc county. Texas
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In was an Immense crowd,
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W ANTED.-A POSITION BY A YOUSG
sistsnt A. I. reference address X. Ibis ofbCy
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WANTED WHITE GIRL TO COOK. NOR
w wcgiHn or German preferred Wage, no
object Apply u MRS. j. A. SOLOMON, Ftauk.
lin. corner OF Eighth street.
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In was a democratic crowd.
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Mr.. q. overly is an authorized travelling
agent for the Examiner and his receipt viii
he recognized at this oillce.
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w ffeHt fe' or febrifngc. J. X sEAt,
WASrED-l0,OOJc hilta-Pselers UhlIl and
Svfeycr syrup, warranted to cure every case
" money positively refunded. For sale at 4.
v. PccleTs drug store
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No communications writer on 10Th sidea
Of tho paper viii receive attention q, this
once
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MIR. J. X. Murphy is an authorized travelling
agent Tor the Examiner. and his receipt Will
be recognizea at luis Once
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Important Netiee.
The EAAniRKh will not be held responsible,
Tor any bills contracted by employees OF this
once, except oil a written order sisued by the
business manager.
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Eastern eiice, lsTrisune building. Nov York
b. q. BKUkwlH. ia or.
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Advertising rate. furnished on application
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FOR sALE.

E'oR SALE -sAFE-FlRE AND HuEGl R
II Proof suitable for a country bank o.
merchanl-chcap May be seen al state Cen.
trail bank.
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WACO. TEN, AUG. 80, 1885.

voTE early.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-26


EAST LIBERTY. Pa. FEB. 2s-Cstile-slo
prime. E a. - fair 70 GOOD, s. 75e5 Sc common.
sfss s.. reseisis - nese. ship1snts, none
vorFers s. 70ag so; common. 81 81; receipts eoo
heed. shipments. none.
sheep-txtrs fue. 81 sOs5; air 20 cool S. "a
8 - comrion, 81 SOS reCelpis, 4slo aezc snip
nenis. 500 head.
KANSAS CITY. seb. She Live stock LII.
Ca,tie|T.soelpis. GO head. Market weak ~ 70.
loser. e1porI steers. IS 5 IS 90. good 10 c1o.Cr
stlpTiDe, e g5d5 l5s common 20 we1lnm, 81 81
~ -. sttckes ana feeders g 35ei 81. COWS,
Hoss-H,rsspss. tsO3 1ess. Market weak aud 90
shesp-seeeiprs. LEO head. Market quiet; ia.I
70 gooe. g. tCG3 IS
ST. LOUIS FEB. 5.-cKisie-Recefrts 20 head
shipments Go neaa Ma' ket lower. G la.stg sen
shipping. 3 2105 65s common 20 medium. 81 tol
8; uutcfeis' steers. sfEl so stoeters and feeders
81 5og9 so; common fesa Texans al CO
sneep - Receipts 20 head; shipments, COS
head. Market SLOW aud lower; common 70 me
eium. 9 $ az -. choice. > 5ogA
hoes-Lowef and steady, Workers. S. io9i 5ls
packing. s. i01i 60; heavy, s. 602i IS. Receipts
60 head shipments, $50 hesd
NEW YORK, Feo 25-Beeres- Reoefpts $500
head. including l02 car loads Tor export: early
sales a. fun Mondays prices but declined SD per
head before finish: tW0 car loads IF bulls little
steers aud hellers sold az = to5i - per ewL; eX-
a. 5c.
sheep Receipts 800 head; opened dull and
closed rru extremes, 81 -5a5 % per cw- a. b.
Is Ier lambs
Hogs--Receipis, O 900 head Market dan aao
nominal.
CHICAGO, zen. 25-The Drovers' IsuTnsl re-
pors:
-s-s -Eeoa,rts. 5000 Read .afum-na 9.011
hCsd EGrze. active and zee lcEcI rough packius
p -1ss S.. packing and shipping, Ga 9.g5 lo
Dr. - O. s. sElps. s. sea-.
-ElIe Receipts sec hea1s shipments oo
head. Market setire best loe lower; fNaorts, 81 &
steers. $50 200 o--- sfa4 -. 1I1 500
IDS, e 9c15 5e go ~ 1o0 lus s 30 -, Tex
sns. $ sgt ID.
sheep -Rec11uts. COCO hosd shipments 1l0l
head. Harter weak emo loe20c lower; inferior .
medium, s293 choice, s3 25gi 20 lambs s. p
"a 90
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sr loose s.. Enttsr- Quiet. creamery 80. select
&c. Sc. Eses-Auiet and sironeer ca usni 70
cent? ls4NAc. chtCe-Qlief Oain la,s. - !
1l e. Rccesurs-FlouT. 1.o.u ntlss wheat, -l.uQo
Ia. corr s1CCc M. o. soCc -. sliunens-
y heat, lf0o ou.. corn. $50 ID. otts. li9N %.
MILWAUKEE Feb q -Flour-D pan snd an
ctsnEed. Nheat-Mcaks 70 AilEsuket. sc
FtoTIaIy, - =; AF'l- q 'se NaJ, ~ - orr
SO. . -shc Sc 81 aile a--s3lc. Aye-eita1y-
No !, Asafle- Barley 'ronger. 80 sprtnss
ssNc- 80. CO. &c Prs. Visions Wax N6ss
F0rk-g2 81 caSh ard Marcr 81 % Nay. lard
SO 81 cfsh ard NFrc1. 81 IS May Hnzs-
Lover - 8. 1CGf &C. Sc - fioas zee ohls-.
WHEAT eco o.. corr, s. 90 Ia. SHIPMENT
Fsrr h0l0 th't wheel. 90 bu-. corn. 1890 hn.
CINCINNATI FEB -5.-rottou-Firl and IN
@ auefl tlour- Quiet ana unc1aucc1. Mafat-
Iu. end 'oWer sitsoc- Corn as-efs 20 2
ni Eec 8. Sc. Oats Tln ~ fe sgs Etsler e.
1la7.c. -sIlFy- sfeaey, Eru sud unCaanse3.
Iors- Qriet a, SIS = Lart-0aist &c 81 ~ %
kulkneats-Duli sud unclaimed hacon-EAsier-
pressed market Cfesmery, ass. u1Ee-lui4ff
CoulvoU and frrt g so45s Qscklag end orie1ars'.
s. 7o85 t receipts E 90 head. shipments Lflo
head.
LOUISVILLE. Feb IS --Cotsou-Mff ding arm
a. Al ec W1eat-ggiet ions berry. So.
rrc soc Gorn-Nn. mixed, sse- Be. = waite
SIC. Sats-Ao nike Sc rroE-sio.s- 5let
end unchanged 8plkmeais-e.se ~ siles
s. - =. ear sides 81 shoulders 8. Aess tQrS-
SIS IS Bacon-shou dere g. 50: clear rio sides.
s. 81 clear sides, e. 90. Hams-sll. Lira-Choica
lC6t s. io
TOLEDO, Feh. 2s.-wheat-s steady ead in iair
demand 10. 2 rcd, cash, February and Mare, sse;
April. go Sc. Mey. SIC: SO. soft >lls4o. Uorn-
Qulet 10. i cash aud february - e.. Nay. fsc.
-Eesh prime. So IS. Receipa-h nest. 2l,o.t ba. !.
ocrn $500 cu- oass g. 20 Dn. 1a-prica a. 80 g.,
-7,0oo b.. corr. 1890 b.; cate, none
KANSAS CITY. Feb 25-4bsas- Lower. cash 4.
e. t46l1fc. March. & -cs Nay. csc. Coral 10 scr.
casr. let1sta5ll. March, .l ls .-cs Kay. 3 q
l5sc. Cats-DuI ana nominal az &c.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-26

TIE city, Zoe : and O.'s advantage for the
proper end prompl care Of t3 pa l8Gs for the
m A. guratiCn ere wholly un pOrosCaed b7
competing ines all Ire passense tratfio oi
other lines from the West must combine With
the traffic from the East. and time ice sius'e
line into the National Capital be c.0ggsi
with trains tc era enormous extent. Tire
snd o handles its business from the East
wholly Independent. from its business from
the West, the channels OF entrencs into TIE
city being different. and for ~ purposes IN
view the Baltimore and Obi0 really has two
lines into the Capital one rom the West
ard the other irom the East
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-26

ceipfs fsiT. sesboard euil and lower. View YORK
SONG or lc Baltimore -. while Chicago in the
sane line shows marked decline OF &c from yes-
tefdsy
a. grades wanted a. full @ lotatlons, aud buyers
Rave advanced bids 5kc for some choice grades
sellers iew and offerings light Futures dull AMI
not wanted. New Y0rk Is &c lower aBlumore "a
% &c OF and chicago steady.
0an-ellEhuy hrmer. especially for mixed.
uaud
m following table shows the receipts Of grain
q tbs point for ne past twenty-iour hours:
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entaesaee 81 tae present mld rst -
vouis laaasaFste general revival 81 Dusiuess.
There ere s.Fns of animation ani -
fsIlg 81 81 assfefelF Groctztes are quoted 81
eetuE in socc dsmana sna eensrally aFm- uFz
lcots End esantt goods sc era. sab srl sliife.
l-sfry profSets are - asn demand. Ezes srs
vesk tsf ureasngsn aua are ~ fair supply.
eKsIs.
Wseat--so1neN hsf ouiler. Win rather sIoE "a
Eaify iof al sIa.ek fl.lies ngi Eaa.et 81
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-26

The narrowing pain OF rheumatism tie
spending 81 money, sometimes even % the
last dollar for useless medicines are bad
enough. Gear know. But many cases are
aeera waited lf nor made desperate 1F tte
fact ttag The sU Ter IS miua sick over isss
OF lime which be- can not aGo-d. Jast here
the meIi'sff ATHf0PHoRO, are nos. fore bis
proved. il Opera e. directly AID speedily
and saves time uud money which wa n
Otherwise be Ware1 H. vain experiments
with worthless medicines