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nKY Gnnna.

PRINTS Merrlmack, fancy. 5I. Nfancbos.
Ter, 5%jArnold &; American. blI: Pacific. ~.
Hamilton, SO; Gloucester, bl5; GioucesteTr',
Allen, 81: lad, 6, Simnsnn a. ESdyy s,n ~
g. Simpson mng., @. Allan niSk ond
purple, 0; Simpson silver grey, &. Richmond
pink and purple, 8; Dunneil shirtlne ~!
Ragetta shirting, ~; Allen check. &. Pa,
body, black, So; Slnipson. blaclr 4. Rosa-
dale, ~. - '''e'
Brown SHEETINGs--Croyn, TX. Augusta
s; kllrich LIZ 5; Charter Oak, 5l%.- Live OaS
4; International, 81; Laurence III, g: Glen,
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LIQUORS

4Lc1eOls-i' gRlou, el.S5 gy!.S7.
acknowledgements, a EnliouY2 20 a SOD,
Imported cOgI. ,i87I,f gallon $3.50; 1872, %
80 800 1881, 1855; isG0, s1.40; ISIS, q 10:
lSi,, 5000; Otgr3 nupuy & Co.'S cOgnac, 1873
S0 1870, $780, 1850 1000; lSiS, sl025; Bis.
qaet nuboucho q o.. cognao, 1878, $3.50; 1870
~, ls4o, sea-.
SIE-Dcme 'lo. New YOrt or Philadslphis
gelop, tl.75 Holland p gallon, S2Md255,
III Robert bufnetta Old Tom, n gallon, 1911
ss.2l; 8ir Robert Hurncitf Old Tom, q cask
bIc49O, Holland, n CaBe, $40.
WWgKY--LOuislaug reCtiGed, IS a cent
proof = gallon, Sl.3J; Western, Sl.Sg9l 40
Bourbon, X.ON&G; Rye, gi.6068.6l; Scotch
imported, HCC8hI5; Irish, imported, $50.
CuAMqAdSEs EOudarer Carte Blanoh
gners, r Dozen, H.O0; Piper Heidselck quartz
do4eu, GtG; Krug & Co., quarts, y dozen,
!2a; Nner & ChsndOu. Nllery MOusaeuz, u
dozen 1ll0i Cu"mant day, Pdozen, esO), g.
y, Mumm 4 Co.'S, rluls, 81 additional; dry
Vtlltnuy, 2lihi Extra Dry, 4NO.
NEEg-CglifoTnia rlaIet, b gallon, 20;
niandel No. J, Ii gallon, SG6S5 lmportei
o.4It!si ordinary, r. rask, 70Oo0SJNO; family
Nniels, pei cgek, f0.OOGSl.0O; Ono clarets, n
cary WtH9l7b0O; MedOo. n case, 600; 81
julian, u case, $50; Marsaux, & case, 100:
f1nN Camel, = case, l0,OO; LngOse, q care
A'Vi leovill, = case, i2O0; Chateau Lailte
CAS-, 2AlQ' crdin1rv, &, case, a9dAShQ.
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LANDMARK ANn tIErAna.

ATEs-Couins, q dozen, 500; Gold Dollar,
4 dozen, 500 Diamond Edge, u dozen, $50;
Double Bit, 400.
sKuLETs AND LlDs-lI4c 3 ~ gugar het-
Tin PLhTE-I. O. iOzls, p box, $50; l. o.
lAz2O, d box, 800; Tarno, lix20 . box, $50;
Terne, 2JI2S, n box, 1850.
TfNWARE-Pieced, discount ~ y cent;
stamped, discount 90 p cent.
soLDEls-NO, !, ltci No. X and Z, Ice y n.
DUCk HORSE COLLABs-Fo, /, AS p dozen.
HAMEs-TUo loop, $50 e dozen; three ioop,
3.75 " dozen
TAoKs-In boxes, 100 papers, 2.50 y box.
CRUZ HoEs-fl dozen, $50; railroad pickr,
dozen, $50.
MATTooKs-es dozen, $50.
RUBBER Acknowledgement 81 a cent.
HAlLs--3,00, rate.
sHovELs AND sPAors -Kowlands, dts
count 30 n oeut; AmoB' list, r. o. goods, & -
count 40 dLu 10 II cent.
HEAVY RDwARE-Shsns, nnigho pol, 800
poles, 1880; singleuoes, wagons, sei.Ct, l.7J;
buggy, 22j; express, 26y; wagon tOngues,
1900; hickory gXlos, 1000 holsters AIS; coup.
ling poles 4.75; spokeB, XXX select 275;
Xxx, $50 sawed ielloOs, ~ l75; 2, 400;
Bnwdeu shoes, 6.t0, northwestern horsena
No. S, 600; 7, f.15i 8 500. Ter IRON &c rate
pillow gteel, 20; spIn q, 10; cast steel, lSo.
BuaOiEg-GWde I'D spring top, p0.OIr
l0000: DO. open, 70.g, 5000; do. hide spring
top, l00.0D@lS5O0i do. side bar, l0O.ONdI90;O0'
do. phDtOns, i2j.Oelsi6O00. grade A, Side
spring, liO.0l(9.01Q0; DO, phetons, l60ng
5000; bump seat buggies, ij,ylt2CU1, plat
form SPRINGS, il00QGeiNlCOi ihrss spring Frg-
Ons, Sl0o5pll50O
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QRnCrRIEs.

70, SofsI k-Rlo fniI, lOs,@IINe; ,,,r,. M.
ohVlee, ls(9lSI SC Laguyra TX NE - -
sod !sAas-lmperial, 4555c; Yong Jaw Ssva,S &c
wi M, SoIonei aSgSOc; Japan, 6Olf5c ''n' 1Vss
standard prS UwIsIe9' We: ont loaf, S,<o,
sran1lated, &c to 7L;o; Lousisn1tsV ~ bissntation
seconds, SIC TO &c. o'so 10 694c;
zo mS.olhAssE-Louisiana choice, s5g5Sc. ,,,.,.,,
BAsa 5t NJ sopp1, sSci corn syrup, 400.
- Ies, lOho, ties, LIS a bundle "5~Vi yhfui
nIoE-W Wholesale, 7GSo,
CRACKERs-Soda Y 5e.e. WV a..
sni ginger snaps, Sc. W orsRni
| cars, S,4s q box. '' DO" y noKi y
SSANDLKs-Star, full weight lqlka,eo
p hhesa|FuA cream. l3@i5e.
Gofk-os4c basis; cotton rops. Ia.
box. ''no' 0ooi spring Leo =
.d MEAe6uHEs-k buahel, iron nouad. 2Ea =,
uS Tt,Ii @-hoop pals, 200; 3-hoop, 29S '''N ?
5c. ossNS nest, 22b; nest, 275; No, i. EN- =
loren No., 500; No. Q, 100. - ''"' Y
WRAPfIN9 PAPER Rag ana straw AZ ys.
b, PoWDER-S,65 y kee Of 2 ma, isiI" 40 o tgs'
~ NY 80 To- esstins kegs, as, shot1drop bsg
pISSKSLRs-Show-chow, 54-barrol. barrel z n
pals, o m,xPp ssiiS' eihow;chow, l50; 2-gallon
slass quarts, zoo; glass u gallon. g56, giaas I
gsmion, 400; glass hex, gallon, ESQ. s'''''
10 M ,i,aS sRELGNo. l barrels. 1850; No. X
bsTT reIIs' ;dS Az no 10 ,6arrels, $50; No.
LIP No. kits, LOS; No. 8 Hits, ib6 we A''s >
E HvLLAHD HERRINa-Imported,l /. % n keg.
SSANDY-stick, $40 = ID: fanoy, i5GS95o ''Ns'
EAIsINs-Londonl layer, So.
ga olpyiEB-OraD apple, doc; Missouri cider. 3)o
STARCH Pearl, &c; royal glass, 491o; Bon
oon i-ip pacsag 6o corn starch, In pacE.
eees, &c; B-fb wood box glass. go,
LYE-ConcentraIed, 27Gga.0.
1uGBIWo quote; lie h gallon FOR slsye1.
cTocks, lOc y gallon for glazed.
dard, il.25 i'''' S''o'
nRIED PRAoE Els unpeeled. So; peeled, Ito.
so rr,h99NyiISsIoNs-short bacon, SIC; short dry
n1zc -|2'' N'i's'
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nRuNs.

AoIDs-Bulphuric q carboy, 1915; eitrio, y
o, sos o1alic, q n, 70; tertarlc, powdered y
BIO.
GUN8-hrablc select, 3 n, COO. asafotida
Is 20 S0c; camphnr, a to5; opium, li2 10 $40.
0ILs-Berga mot, sanderson'si y n, S2l0;
lemon, Sanders0u's, yl8; peppermint, BO)'
wntergreon, s225; olive, Malaga, al.25.
PoTAsH-Brom,de, q n, f0c; igdids, S3.2o,
SOArs-Ceaule, notified, q o., @FlOc; oss-
tile, white lil9lb,
MISCELLANEOUS 90. Ammonia, carb., y ~,
Nc: alum, sos; arruwroot, Bermuda, 800; Bal
sam, copRiha, Doc; borHx, refined, lSDli; Gallo
mel, am. 75c; oa6tor oil, y gal, N.48t9l.6O;
cnsslR budA, n 10, l5(slS, cream tartar, pure,
Is ~ IS; corrosive suhilmate, q 70, g; ohloro-
lorm, = 10, 90; extract l0gwOOd, bulk
n -, l9@ll glycerlnO, hulk, n n, sSGSO;
iodine, resubimgted n -, 800, leaves,
huchu, short, a 70, 25 leaves, SIENNA, Alex,
r. 70, IS; mnnhia gulph, h Or, $3.50 splIita
inter, sweet e. %, IS; strychnia, Orysialg, Sl81
q Lao, iaptocs, y ,, :; wax, white, = D.
Buipha,o Qulpiue . o., ;lCOsu,C5 elu.
ohonidlR. 3j O. i0c.
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A Down Town Msrohan.

Having passed several nights dis
turbed by the agonies and cries of a ant.
fering child, and becoming conyincad
that Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Svrnn
was just the article needed, procured 4
supply for the child. On reaching homo
and acquainting his wife with What he
mad done, she refused to have II adminis
tered to the child, as she was strongly in
layor OF homeopathy. That night the
child passed in suffering, and the parents
without sleep. Returning home the dav
following the father found the baby still
worse, and while contemplating another
sleepless night, the mother stepped from
the room TO attend to some domestic du-
Ties, and left the father with the child
during her absence he administered n
portion of the Soothing Svrup to tho
baby, and said nothing. That night all
hands slept well, and the little fellow
;aiWoke ln the morning bright and happy.
The mother was delighted with the sud.
den and wonderful change, and although
AZ first offended at the deception prac.
tlced upon her has continued to use the
syrup, and suffering, crying babies and
restless nights have disappeared, A
single trial of the syrup never vet failed
10 relieve the baby and overcome the
prejudice of the mother. Sold by hi
druggists. % cents bottle.
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lEATREn.

LOUISVILLE CAK suLE LuATHFr-X
heavy, Tree OF brands SOC IL; y medium, free
o. il5adg, sac lh; A heavy, one brand, SIC
crop. $50.
htlfALo kLAuGHTER-prime, 10 TO ~ N
slUSt bVc hi good, l6tO ~ sides, 2Sc 10; coun.
W II To " H. sides, 26c III; q. D., Matamoras
Sc ~ No. |, oak harness lea, SO to SIC lbi
10 :, oar harness lea, ~ tO &c lb No. l.
mem htin0sh lea &c III; No. hem harness lea
lo M Nc, J. hem sklrting lea, $50 IN; No. 2
'n hkfliug lea, $40 No., Welt aud bridl,
hqlhUr y 10 Sha side.
,.iLliAnFiPulA CALF-ExiTs quality, q
70 90 u 10 uugen, $50 10; IS TO q 10 10 dozen
ig no, ~ 10 70 ~ 10 dozen, sos ID; 81 10 " II
70 doEen, a ID; g. 10 70lh to dozen, aSc ID,
french tALF-S l.lb 10 l.eO ID; xxx top.
piues' NJ 60 ofs, S2d tu Sg.uu dozen; xxx top
phgs'au colors extra large, $50 70 81 DC zen
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Alp hrogaua, go(cl.2i; boys Kip brn'
s1y 7. calf hrogans, p5Gl.9b; mems XII
s,lsukle piows, iQ0(ti.Ss, boys Kip 2.huoklt
ss..9.Ne, h34 10, mems bufi balls. congress Rnt
luton lesg2 25; mems calf balls, congress
MO Mo oatton, 2bNg4.bl; mems k;p boots, 2i00d
saI boots, 25lfNc6OO0. hoy's hin b,ots, ". 500
ss@ uoFH Il. cali boots, lj.r0e9iQO; boy,
~ ~ nools, 49, aIi,00; women'a ~ kip polks,
MOO! MisscE ~ Kip polkgs, 6Spf0c
tuu ill kip polkns, all Iro6, ib(s55c; child'i
T. it9lNes, ell 6lses, oSd6Sc; women scRlf pes
ss ~ pohshi l0lelS5; Misses calf peg and
iI lonsh, tNell0; Women's hutf sCwcd pol.
81 SV,l.-1i wOmen's emf sewed polish, La
g,99iNi womeu's grain uewCd and polish, q
49, Nomon'e lid sOwod, slai16; women,
sNh- tNNon nnllah. l.-N-l u
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Ly11RER AND BUILDN0 MATEaIA L.

Rouoa LuHB Under rs foot, 500 y 1900;
over Is feet, $3.50 II loo
DRESSED LUMRER-One side, select, as p
900; ono slide, over n Inches Wide, t91,50 r
,oOO; two sides $3.50 = 1000 one side, l1+CSl<
lnohes, $50 n 1000; native siding, $50 y Loo;
" mite pine siding, second common, $3.50 &
900; poplar siding, $25 q i,OOO; rough ceiling,
as a coo; y ceiling, dressed and undressed,
40 y 0CO;sk ceiling, dressed and uudressed,
te6 n 1000; poplar ceiling, $3.50 n liNOi white
pine cciling, go "a 1000; dressed aud matched
h1oring, $3.50 - 90; if-lnch Oattone, rough,
ti7. per /, 900; dressed, go - 1000.
SutEGLEs-p l,NO Har pine, SS.25i hear
pine, A. No. I cypress. s4.abi q, cypress,
h.6O; boss, best or oil heart cypress, }5i dl-
nonsion cypress inohea, s'i round end cy.
preas 81
Posrs- Ccdsr posts, best, aye each.
LArua-rcr 1000, iA0.
BRtCK-nallas brick, $50 per 1900
PLASTER pARIs-Now York, S.O0i Mlchl-
CEMEsT-Rosondslc 275; Portland, best,
5.21 per BARREL,
sToNr FLUEs-About Cos per foot.
DRAIN PtpE-f'rom l6c per loot, and hlgh-
or according to size.
lhmE-COopcrcd lime, 200 per barrel.
hAIR--Gnai, DC per pund.
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WOOL. HIDrg nrprR1rpTrs.

ls'v,V ,vl,--McXican, noe ofburrp, l0lil2c; NoH-
~, ~ ltoNed, ali5c; coRiGe ler; dae mo.
go. lOglSci unc wool, according 10 dirt aud
VI according TO hurrs.
lss ~ 49, nmc nluinp nlnls, ~ a. ard az,
isi - luA tctor,A, plump aiutg, 20 ne aud MP
~, per N; prime llghi ana kiIs,li4c per n;
ffti3 1Alli pnc sthga, lO9llc ncr ~; dry Efltad,
tNSc. ''N " NS''''''"' h'o'N HA''e''
"a toT Prime tpllow, Oc; tAilOw grease,
r''ate. yellow IN hnhvn. fgto
a Z. id !nGh-neer sEins, l6olsa; antelope, 10
6bec, 1,lleSp p,tt A. pcr wo0l gOl;6Nc; ghenr-
over. VIM P''N'| "V"' -'''
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Tan BUSINESS WORLD.
v,KKETs By TELEGRAPH.

KANSAS CITY.
KkFsAs ~ a. Nav, az.
Ssh y; ~, ..cosh. 3l& bid: April S21S hid ,
Corn sleH"S
/ NAY, " ord nominal: VA hid.
/ Oais gun SS,rct indicat or reports: Cattle
The Nv ,6n. strorger fnd to 10 higher.
4 pe,epls, ~ jb. GOOD TO choice shI pin0
1 sypGits, -E,,,non TO M dipm. SAo4 *,
tS@Slo;; ~ ~ i 10. COWS, S.OOd9,5O.
ifedtrS, ipoco,rts. $40; weaker; TO N
HogsI1it6m4i6
sheet ne en- Ti 10 'meolun 5Ca IS 'o' -''O
A325i CON CHICAGO.
,ao March 2l.-Elour dull and nm
Ihnaed,
Whe.a' dnciuated and closed Il Under yes.
hto y Warch. "A to 743z, closed "a: April.
iefda! !. cicsI d AZ TO T43s: MAY, 10 10 1877
~ l9q5.SS 59l..
closed p" osv closed "a lower; cash, 37l% 10
CCrnT s,i asRB ;gs to szS, Closed SIX; April,
w ~ S7Sg. closed SIG; May, 4lss TO 4lS1,
49, iisi.
PorS XXI aTd closed al inside figures; cash
WIeVv.uru II .q5a1l ST.; May, II .O2l5al2.l 10,
ana ~ moi, "a 70 lower; cash, 6175; March
Lat 1nr,i 6.55dG.T71S; MAJ g 50 ,(d6 S7Is.
'p sS. hP'' Meats-Fair demand and easier;
shOulaE'!I X as. ''''' 'N''
eghG n,overs Journal reports: Hogs-Re-
,o inv ii Coz; slow ana weak. 4.8Od4.S5.
serpp,,,ie- Receipts, 2 600; active and stronger:
tS Ky Oh nolinds. 4 7Oa $50; 800 To / 4O1
EmnJs ( 40a57O; extra, 5.7u@590.
pVIybmsSer-Rcccipis, 1905: steady: inferior 10
.,o5inm. 2.IdH375 good u choice, 4. O0d5OO.
81 LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, March 2l.-F!our unchanged.
az under TyGI yestc day; No. red, So; cash ala
No,ch. SJAMSFs; april, S5A0S6ll, closing
~ Nav. saa.s,1
Gom steady, uut very slow; 3s2}s(G9SI cash I;
q Mach: 37js, April; $50 SS1s, May.
= bats frn, but dull; 3l1s@S2 bid, cash; SEQ
% May.
Whisky steady Ia aaoo
Copmeal, steady; 2 25G2,30,
Provisions duh and lower.
PORK, Y 40 cash and Nay,
Bnlk Meats Long clear, els; short ribs
asi. 81 OFT Clear, so.
Bacon-Long clear, 600; short ribs, 6.7O;
sbort I'll ar, $50.
Hams, o. ssST "
lard nominal, go. ~ ~
Cattle Rec ipt- go; film; exports, $3.50
500; good TO choice, . . $50 common TO me-
dun i.5Oa5 cog butcher steers, 4OOgL75;
COWS and heifers, 325a42l; stOckers a. Il
0eders, $50 to 100; corn fed TeXans, 400 10
40
Hogs Receipts 500; quiet; 4.30 TO $50.
sheep-Rccepts 200, sea ce, firm: common
10 medium, 30 to3 80; good TO choice, $3.50 to
40; extra, 30 t. 4.7j.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, March 2l-Flour dull.
Wheat-SpOt lOts declined Is to 3to;options
Ato &c hgrcr, closing at II ide rates; 10.
gred 81; No. red, SSA@S9ls; No . red,
Anil So $50; May, s9A@90lS; June, 9lll@
M,
COrn-SpOt grades declined &c; options,
hto &c lower, closing, steady; No. 8, 4sL@
lg,; No. ?, i9l4GaOR; No.2, March, 4gl1G4g3z
closing iS9s April, 1870 1873, closing 4g5S;
May. 4E{ tOa, closing Az.
Coffee Spot fair; Rio dnll: options Quiet
but Sigh ~ lower; sales, 1910 bags; March
and April, 7l5G79O; May, 7.25gL3O; June,
IDd7I5
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ME Idoa of Nnlng Mest

TO Colorado or New Mexico for pure
air TO relieve consumption is all mis-
take. Any reasonable man would use
DR.. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup
for consumption In all its first stages.
1t never fails to give relief in all cases OF
coughs, colds, bronchitis, pains in the
chest and all affections that are consid-
cred primary to consumption. Price 80
cents and Sl.OO. Sold by all druggists.
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best Rio, pacohed or ground, pounds
for 81. G. Il. MoMAND Il BRo..

DON'T wait longer Tor lower prices, AS
to-day they have been put down 90 the
lowest notch, and shall positively close
out the Loeb d Frieberg stock Of grocer
les everything In that line, by Aprit l.,
~ tho store has to be given up. THO as
sortment il good and tho prices are
much lower. |. HEIDRNurlMgR,
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nnATN an nKEAn sTuFFs

MHEAT-oj,07Oc.
RIM Kansas, w.
CoEN--ln car, one; Sucked, 00c.
OATs-In built, $50; 10 sack, Sooi from ntor,
% To Re higher.
FLouR-rer cWt.; Patent, $50; fancy, S9D5
choice family, $40; xxx, l2.2oi low grade
Gus.
ConNMRAfs-FlpO bottled per 100 rounds
l.A.
HaNfNY AND GRIrs-.i5 Per barrel.
FkEp--Chopped corn per l0O pounds. ll.&
h1ppcd roru aud oats per 100 pounds u'tu
sorp brln per 100 pounds, iOc.
GnAifAM FtouR-per 100 pounds, S.
HAy-Pralrie, s Dor ton, or 50 loose; niil'
let, - per ton, or 81 Loose.
EfrLEr hUED--tjci German mllat,sQo,
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rRrrr. POULTRY, GAME. nro.

APrLEB-l50l rer hsrrel.
ORAEuEs-Sicl Jelly, q oox, $50.
LRNeNs--Sicily, Nbox, {s.5Q.
DATNs-in trails. 70.
BATANAg.-S.Olti.OQ a bunch.
GRArrs--Nsiaga, none.
BwEHr P0rATOEa-ltOGl.D
OTtoNn--{ao0 N ariel
porAroEs--9 huehel, LEO.
CABBkoA-io per ID.
CHtoKENG-We quote ~ 500 y dozen;
turkeys, T5c.
Eo9e~-lOc N dozen.
BpzTkp Hest grade northern, Sc; best
pai M county, DC, other TexRs county but
'e-.an 20 go. according 10 quality.
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For the convenience of ladies' we havo
attached to our spacious store neat
sample room, in which they can find the
largest, finest and most complete line of
staple and fancy groceries In the state.
Ed. S. ALsToN,
7j7 ana $50 Elm street, cor. Sycamore.
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lMOOlAN " ELI.s. -. :.
> mw
hooinson County. Texas-open snn,m,,
- and Winter.

hooinson County. Texas-open SUNNI,
and. Winter.
rI one hundred and forty miles northso,
houston to Wootan Wells junction op
caOuston & Texas Central railway,
street. cars meet all day trains. AZ
thLnowleged the best mineral water in
Sne south Has cured thousands. Write
l9r testimonials. Enquire for excur-
ZION ZION uoSets, at all Houston & Texas
press, G. O. d. Hotel will be undeT nsu-
management. Comfortable offices with
ehlmneys Two mails each day. Board
including mineral water, from SS To SO
per week. Address, Wootan Walls
company, WoOtan Wells, Texas,
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NiseniOhr BFos, 81 Schneider, Germa

NItenIOhf Br0s, q Schneider, Gorn1nF
PharmaCists,
Corner Main aud Field streets and
ELM ana brray streets, Dallas. We so-
licit the public patronage, not on the
strength OF elegant clorks, illuminated
by electric glare, but by tending to our
Rocation individually and giving it our
constant personal attention. Prescrip.
ton and chemical department ana.
cialty. h. f. EIsENIoHR,
AUGUST SCHNEIDER,
G.. A, EIsENIoHR.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-23

lihe quotations given below refer 70 corn.fod
p,. animals, living weight
6A1vIs-SItgic nor pound.
/, ,vWh-Sc Per porndl milch COWS, com.
7 ON, go per head.
, SShHHr-lrime, S5e3jgc per pound.
, SoAT6--Nonc on tho market.
hoes-S,,Csic per pound.
hVIlA AND tiAGs-ii1cqc por pound.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-23
Scotch marmalade.

Scotch marmalade.
Garden q Dilworth's preserves.
Ontario fruits.
French wines.
California champagne,
and every delicacy You can call for, at
Ed. $, ALsrON's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-23
Faper nanglnr Lower rhnn Ever.

sallsly yourselves Of tho above asser-
ton by calling on us, and we will take
pressure III showing you our specimen
work and an entirely new and full line
OF decorations and paper hangings,
MCCALL e ERNENwEIN,
so Min street,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-23

ny not use chopped feed when you
SSsh, ST. itY Tho cheapest and tho best.
~, lhore or send your order 10 Eel.
Mhs mill, aud Il Will ~ delivered
Promptly. q. n. FHLroN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-23

Paralysis, deafness, running soros,salt
rhcum, neuralgia, diseased liver,
Brighps disease of the kidneys, diabetis,
discharges Of all kinds; cure guaran-
teed. Giles Eminent Iodide Ammonia
and Giles Pills. Sold by all druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-23

Ihe threats Of tho prohibitionists
thMnst liquor selling has alarmed Dial.
!sSlies. The few drops that remain are
oil found NJ the Glen Lea.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-23

Ihe strike is over aud we are receiv-
'rg tnl spring goods.
DOUGLAS Bros.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-23

Ed. Randall has Just received a couple
OF new and elegant picnic and fishing
wagons. Do not forget him.
The Hartford herald., 1885-07-15
tChicago Herald.I j


The white color of Arctic animals
and birds has hitherto been ascribed to
protective resemblance, the adaptation
to snow-cOvered country be attribut-
ed to the preservation of individuals,
which, by assimulating their surround
ings in color, either escape detection by
their foes or to find their prey more ad-
vantageOusly. A writer in Nature,
however scoffs at this explanation, and
points out that white, the worst ab>
sOrber, is also the worst radiator of ali
forms of radiant energy, so that warm
blO0ded creatures thus clad are better
able to withstand the severity of an
arctic climate.
The Hartford herald., 1885-07-15

but the poor drink to exhilarste them-
selves, or drown sorrow. The poor are
ever at work to keep from starving |;
the rich are ever devising means to
luxuriate, to idle, to debauch, or to in
crease their worldly possessions. The
poor must labor for q livelihood and to
maintain caste; but the rich labor to
enslave the poor and to overcome their
rivals. The poor are virtuous; the
rich are vicious, because they are idle
and "An idle brain is the DEVILS work.
shop"
Go search Holy Writ, unroll the
scroll of the Past, read the history OF
the Present, probe the Future, and you
may then inscribe on the Tablet of
Time, This Nation or this World died
not Of too much Whisky-but OF
GluttonOus Greed and Base Dominion /;
not Of Illiteracy or Ignorance, but OF
disgraced Poverty and genteel Idleness ;
not Of IDtemperance, but of rank In
justice to God and to Man.
Down, down TO hell all must go,
That ON "nlthy lucre" set store,
Whether Intemperate or no,
To suffer torment forevermore.
Where Gold is not bought or sold,
Heavens own joys shall unfold.
w. II. CUNDIFF.
The Hartford herald., 1885-07-15

Samuel 8. Burdett. Newly-Elscted
Chief OF the Grand
Array of the Rspublis.
A popular lawyer of Washington,
Samuel Swineford Burdett, was elected
Commander-in.C Chief at the recent
Grand Army Encampment, Portland.
Maine. He was Department Conn
mander of the Department of the
Potomac in 1881 and again in 1882. His
election was the result of an organized
movement representing Mr.. Burdett's
great popularity in the organization.
Mr.. Burdett was twelve years old
when, as the companion of an elder
brother, he landed on the American
continent from his native England.
The brothers settled In Elyria, Ohio.
In due time the younger became a
student at Ober.in College. After
graduation he went to Iowa, where he
read law, was admitted to the bar, and
soon won leading position as lawyer.
At the beginning of the war he Joined
the army of the Union, and had risen
to be a Captain when, in 1863, he was
detailed as Judge Advocate at a station
where he remained during the rest of
the struggle.
The war over he married q wife In
Iowa, and, soon after. took up his abode
at O~ceOla, Missouri, where he practiced
law. He was elected to Congress in
1868 and again in 1870. Between July
], 1864, and October, 1877, he was Com
missioner of the General Land Office,
an appointment which he resigned
because his health was bad. Extensive
travel renewed his vigor, and he became
partner in law business at Washing,
ton. He has made considerable money
by his practice, and owns the beautiful
residence in which Mrs. Burdett and
he entertain their numerous visitors.
Commander Burdett excsls as ready,
witty and effective speaker. He is a
popular citizen. Unfortunately he has
no child to inherit the qualities which
give him distinction.
The Hartford herald., 1885-07-15
MIR. TATE NOT A NOMINEE.
Tpaducah Sfapdarb1

l
The committee has the undoubted
right to decide As to the necessity of a
State Convention and to fix the time,
manner and place of holding it, but
here its authority ceases and it has just
as much right to name the officer and
induce him Into the position as to de-
clare nominee without the consent of
the people expressed under the rules of
the party.
With the highest respect for the COM
mIttee, and also for its nominee per
sonally, the Standard insists that he is
not the choice Of the Democrats for the
State Treasurer. The people Of all
parties in Kentucky want a change.