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HARpwARE AND METALS.

Axss-Col,irs. y dozen, SEQ; Gold Dol.
tar, & dozen, 500: Diamond edye. q dossn
No; Double Rtt, l.ee.
skILLErs AM LgDs-iSsc = II; sugar
Kettles, 10 e n.
I'm PLAre--i. q. l0xi4, y box, s. O0;I. o.
itNN, 4 box, SEQ; Texno iix20, "a box, !, 50:
rsrne, 2lx2S, q box, A.00.
TiSwARE-pieced, discount 50 Il cent. /:
stamped, discount 50 = cent.
SoLpEg--No. l, i6c; No. Y and y, lSc a ID
DUCK Horse CoLLARs--No. l, LOO "A doY,
hAHEs,.rwo loop, $50 . dozen; three
loop, S.75 3 dozen.
TAcks-.In boxes, 100 papers, g 90 = box.
n, Skus hoks-. dozen, 80. railroad
MATTouKs--fA dozen, $50.
RuBsES BETTING. Discount Sd "a cent
NAn.s-3.50, rate.
suovELs AND SPADEs--R owiand's, DIS
count 10 per cent; Ames' list, steel goods.
olscount 10 and 10 per cent.
HEAVY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., rnishesl,
s.uv, poles, la.5o, slngietrees, wagons, Sc
iec', 70; buggy, . "; express, 2S0; wagon
snnsWes,iu 90; hickory axlos, 10 90; holsters
SO; COUPLING poles, $40; spokes, INK, Sc
seet, 20; MN, 2-Nl; sawed lelloes, ~, LIS:
| % GVui bowden shoes, eco; northwestern
morse nails, NOS, 4 90; 7, G,2S; s, 500; bar
IRON, 10 rate; plow steel, Tc; sprlug steel
Sc; cast steel, iSc.
BueGiES--Srade V, and spring top. 60, Oh
To SsNVt; do. open, 400 to eO,0; do. side
spring top, 100 LOO Go la5OQ; do. side bar
lultI 10 100 60; do. phsstons, 1915 10 l50 90,
gi'lde a, side spring, 1870 90 TO $50 90; do
ph@lons, 5000 To $1,000; bump seat bugges
l5S ~ TO 30 Gu; platform springs, ia, 0gts
i4o'"'a hrss spr'ns wagons. $500 To las
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LoUIsvILLE OAK Sole LEAraER-.X
heavy, free OF brands, 400 10; X medium
$50 10; A medium. one brand, $50 III. Haiti.
moro crop, &c; Keystone oak sole, S591SSc
BUFFALO Prime, 10 TO 70 III
sides, 30 To SIC 10; good 10 to 2 ihsldcs, $50 n.
counter, II TO AN sides, Csc per 10; Il. D.,
nMdatamoIas, 2Sc ID; No. oak harness lea,
Sto SGc III No Coax harness lea, 81 10 az,
ID; No. hem harness lea, SOC II; No, Q hem
harness lee, CSC III: No. California skirt
Ing, 80 to 40: No. | hemlock skirting, rlis-
selt,, 39c; No. l bemlock skiriing, lea
oiled, Sic ID; No. . hem skirting lea, S2c
side. ~
PHILADELPHIA CALM. extra quality,
Bto 80 lbs TO dozen, 20 10; 81 10 AZ Tbs 10
dozen, Lilo III fito 40 lbs to dozen, ! 05; So TO
WINS o doasn, Loo III; 81 ~ n its 10 dozen.
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I1Uou0Ir-Por gallon, 3 10 10 . sOs

hLoouoL--Pcr gallon, 10 20 $500
BhANDfIS--D Domestic, per gallon, 50 10
wv; Impaired Cognac. lS5g, per SALON, 4 so:
W., D.; 1870, 20; 1885, 90; ls6J, 10; 1883.
$40; lSts, 10 90; Otarc, Oupuy Il Co.'S, Cor
nnc, iS1S, oO $50, 20; 1881, 90; 1875, 10 RI:
hlaqret huhouche g Co.'S Ccgnae, ISIS.
I 90; $50, 30; ISIS, gNl.
GIN-Domestic, pee gallon, rs TO 4 90;
import Holland, 8 % 10 375; Sir Robert Rur-
nett'H Old Tom, per casll, s 50 to 800: Nol-
lana, per case, : 10 to l5 ".
RsctiNed, Is per cont. proof.
per gallon, 30; Western, 20 to / 80; hour.
bon, ~ TO $50; Rye, | 80 10 3 90 scotch i'm.
Avs. - w
UHAMPAGgEs-pips Heidseick, Quarts.
yer dozen y o.; Rrug & Co., quarts, per
do2eni L. 90; Mosr Il Chandon, Sillery
Moussenx, per dozen, q %; q. Goulet, per
n1zen, 2S 10: g II. Mumm 4 Co.'S. Dry
Nglr,y!nay, "A rs; Extra Dry, 900; puts. z %
q, WlNEs-Valllgrnia claret, per gallon, 75e.
Hheniaudel, MOL, per gallon, | 00io 20; i'm.
ported olMrets, ordinary, per cask, % Go 60
Sv w; tamtiy clereta, per clsk. 20 90 to l25 M;
nhe c,arets, per cnsk, too 90 TO l75 90; Me
anc, per cane, 81 90; ST Julian, per case, q 30 .
Margaii&, per case, %; Ponta Camel, per
e2Se, 10 W; LnrosaS, per case, ~ 90; Leo
ven, per case. IL Co; Chateau Isiltte, per
case "a oO' ordinary, per case 3 80 10 8 50.
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HE BUSINESS WORLD.
FINANCIAL


New YORK, OCT. 2S.-[Spsoial. Railroad
bids active and higher; Fort Worth q
(nver City 6's, 50; Galveston, Harrls-
Fg 81 San Antonio frsts, 1906; Gulf, COL
Pdo a Santa Fe lrsts, llsI4; Houston d
kss Central, main line, flrsts, 99gl; Mis-
fri Pacific, consols 1851; Wabash, gem
y mortgage, AZ TO 461<.
Honey on call, loans in better demand at
TO ~ per cent. This was
i to the increased activity In
)culation in the stock and other lNar-
3, The supply of loanable funds at this
Ire is steadily decreasing, and since De-
Ter ! tho surplus of the New York bank
fallen from s6S,7OoOOO to sSl,OOO,OOo,
PIC the loans have increased almost
Rdily during that period. One of tbs
bits is the scarcity of legal tenders to
ft the demand foc crop moving pur-
fs, and the resort Of necessity TO tele-
bhlc transfers of gold coin. Sterling
bange rules firm, with no Increase in
supply OF cotton bills.
bnas closed ut the following prices, bid:
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lew YORK DAILY vEPoRT.

a YORK, Oct. 2S.- Especial. The
Bt In the cotton market to-day was
pal and the business was practically
)and'still, the total sales for the day
|only 5000 bales. The feeling was
end somewhat easy, and the market
flightly in buyegt' favor throughout,
B prices showing a loss of TO 0
from last night, Liverpool reported
" market aud but little was done at
athern markets. Receipts here con-
{airly liberal, but the receipts ut the
o-day were the smallesi of the week
has ocen no change In tho temper of
and each side is ready with statis-
ndvice to support its theory OF Tho
course of prices.
cotton Is In moderate request by
Pc, and there are vague rumors of n
lion to hold really desirable parcels
Ter prices.
wsol market shows no radical
In temper or prices, but there Is n
IS feeliug that further concessions
made In order to effect sales. Ow-
lhe moderate stocks at present this
yet taken a decided shape, but with
rivals 1t IS believed that prices Will
n.
attle market iseasy, with moderate
., and the outlook is rather in favor
(r prices.
Der continues to move freely from
lnds, and prices are firm.
are In fair requ ssi, and quotations
alntainod.
dull and STEADY.
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PR1NTs--Mcrrimack, fNncy, s l.2; Man.
chester D; Arnold. 81; American, o,
Pacific, lis; Hamilton, 8; Gloucester
Ok Gloucester, mng., 8 ~; Gloucester
siv,nsob grey e XXI Allen d lodi, x;
@; allen pink and purple @; Sfmpaon sll,'
yer grey, o; Richmond, pink and purple, q;
Dunnell Startling, l-2; Engct,a shirtinv'
"a; Allen check, ~. Peabody, black, 8 IL.
simpson, black, q; Rosedale, 4 i.2.
BROWN snEkTisg-Crown, l.a; Au-
gnsia, .; Eitrich LL, hS; Charter Oak, ss I;
Live Oak, sS1nternntionnl, l.2; laurence
LII, 0; Glendale, az. Enterprise, q; QIens
dale, ~; Boat AL, -, Admission, g 10
BROWN SHiRrlNG- Cast Iron, 4; Farm
ars, IL, Honest, 5l-ii pocahontas, ID /,
Lockwood, SAD; Alanaloba, 8 ii; bedford
Il, Ia.
DLrAcuEp SuunriNa-.New York, 10 Ia,
Namsuttu, lOls; Langdnn, .; Lonsdaio, n:
ilonsdnlo camhrlc, ~, Musnnvillc, 10 l.9.
Fruit Of the Loom, S,ii Gold Medal, ! i-g
Cream OF Crop, ~.
Observation-Disclosures, A q A, N, Amoa.
seRg q, "; swift River, az; Standard
2, ,ti fnsion M. lo14i Eestrl IA, 10;
Oakland Fancy, ta4; Acmo DID, sS.
Raleigh, .; standard Y, VI, Pearl liVci,
us. Sibley Awuing, IS.
10; American, o, Rock nieer, D. Raleigh
Unknown. 0,9, 10. -
DENIM AmoSkcae, IN. Otis, ian
York, 49, Warren, ia.
CHECKS And PLAiDs--Mount Pleasant,
4; Cairnha, "a, Old Dominion, I, Nem,
phls, ID; Queen city, Ia; Augusta, 4;
Tennessee, 10; Cottondale, 7, Cnmbcrlnri,
Check, Z; Sihley, 81.
tiiNgIiAMs-liates,s la eeteryIllo, N,
westvillc, I: Ba,ce brpss Plaid, y, Hcoich
y. r., u l.2. Amoskeag. = IL: Belleylev,
7l.s, Warrington, u WindemeTe, Ti-2
CmhNior,.Oaksale, y l.q; sterling, ~,
Riddle, 10 l-9; Harrisburg. si.t. slater, ii,
Everett, l.4; Boss, s; Wiverlalp, 4. Ar.
nng'on, VI Victoria, III uermanls, ID la,
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AoIDs-Acetlc, lOc /, ID; benzoic. dc a az.
earbolic, iCc T. ID citric, Csc (, ID; gallo, isC
q or; oXallc. l6c II III; salicylic, 20 "A m,
tannic,sl.66 {, ib; tartaric, powdered Soc g, ib
ALUM-S1s@5c {, ID.
80 AMMONIA Bromide, $50 q ID; carbonate
ARROW Roor--B bermuda 45c q ID,
BAL "a Y; ,,Capaiba, l5c q ib fir, 46c q ID;
BARK--Cassia, l2c {, ID; sassafras, l9c r
Wild cherry, lic Il ID.
BAY RUM--$g0J2.75 rs ID.
y H--SuDnltrate, $2.25 Il ID,
BLUE MAss-.i5c q H.
BoRAN--l &c * ID.
Experimentation, Zoe q III; English,
81 e 10.
,CANrnAgIDgs--Russian, powdered, s, 10
-75tlS5c q ID.
OiNclioNFpIA-P. * W., l-o2 yials, go Il
OF: boz cans $50 i oz; u. Il {. q, l-oz Walls.
2lc 6 OF; 5-oz cans, l6C f.oz.
CocAINE.- Muriatc, crystal, Ice &, gr; Z
per cent. solution, "a, 81 II OF.
CORROSIVE SUBLiMATE--bjo y ID.
CREAM TARTAR. Pure, powdered, 4Oc G, 10
EXTRACT LoGwooD--l0ttl;cf n II.
q ID. ''' ''S''''
,GuM-.Arablc, aCCoGcc y ID; asafatida, CSC
HoPs--Pressed, 2O@2ic a ID.
IoDINE-- Rosubllmed, 81 e ii.
loDoF0bM.-i2c "A on.
Leaves Buchu loo y II; sage, pressed,
l4s l2i q ID; SIENNA, nc Il ID.
MERouRY--60c Il N.
:, MoRpuINE--P. & w, II, $s.05 Z, OF; T., &
W, OF, $3.50; Smiths, X. 1910; OF, S2.55.
OILS ergamot, Sanderson's, Sa.25 Z, N;
cassia, 81 80 T. II; castor, sl.i5Gl So * gal;
ooloves,Nt5 y hi; cubebs, $40 Z, ii; lemon,
Ssnderson's, 81 % q ID; peppermint, 81 n III;
sassairas, sc Is H.
.PorAssfuh-- Bromide, iOc u h; chlorate,
&c g lo' cyanide, fused, 81 q 10; iodido, 81
DovERs PowDEhs--Sl. 10 y N.
ouiNiNE-P Il W., ezs, p5c "a or, L, O. w,
d.oz cans, &c II or ". a. 4. ,oz sac 1oz; N.
d y. 5-oz cans, SIC II or.
NED PRECtPITATE--s5 n III.
soAP.- CASTLE, mottlel, St,lO, ~ IN, vbI,o
CONT HdiGc IS IN. '''''''
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, 4, $3.50 q or.
SuLplIuR-.3Nt66c II n,
Cos ~ 10, "'N'NNV
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GENERAL MARKETS.


PAS CIrYSyet, 2l,--Tnc Live Stock
Tor reports: Cattle-Rceeipts, lob;
pits none; market steady and fairly
Iexportors, . .suto $40; good 10 choice
Ig, 80 "a. o l5.common TO medium,
20: IT ckers and feeders, $50 to
s,2,OJ TO 2.s5; grass Texas steers,
-Hecolpts, 1856; market active and
~ y hi shcr at 32) to3,60,
Pho receipts or shipments; mar
ct; mi, 10 good muttons, 9 90 TO . 10;
n TO medium, i,5y 10 2.i0.
quiet, cash. ,ilt bid; November,
December, IL bid.
luiet; cash, 20 bid; November, q
", ~.
Nominal; ?oss bid,
ST. LouIq.
urs, Oct. I.-Flour easy, but not
t-Under expectations OF heavy In
IN visible supply, offerings wcr Q
re, and shorts pretty free buyers;
rket declined from opening and
N TO " below yesterday; No, 2 red,
to esS, Octo6er, gli4 TO OK, clos
November, s2ss to ", closing glss;
cr, ei'a TO QOss, closing 0l)i; Mag ,
t03s, clcsinglui I.
70 * lower, with more sellers than
No. smixod, cagn rs to $50; Octo-
November, J5t; yeas 3jssi May,
fin, but duh. No. . mixed, cash i,
aS' no options sid.
eal juliet vt l.S1.
unchanged
y stendy ut ] OF.
ions dull aud weak; only q job
Me NJ cssy prices.
Receipts, 1900; shipments, 5000;
Ferry scant aud only u small retail
ne VI dun and weak prices.
heeeipts, l,iVoi firm, but inactive
-hec lpls, 1000, shipments, 1850;
ynnd nothing done.
10, Oct. N--tlour quiet ana TN.
opened steady. but the feeling
hnie weak, ana the market fell oil
outside figures, closing ~ under
October, 81 Ia 10 50 lei. closed
enlber w TO sHsi, closed Si'k DEE
US 70 s. i, closcd Se,s TO S,,4, May,
~ aud steady for October, bu,
d and year declined izto Auader
= o0(ftuxe; cash, @llk 70 <l>>j 90.
closed AlHi year, ~ "
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GnAIN ANn HRnAnsrurrs

WHEAT--7O 10 so for good wheat.
RYr-kausas, 709; sacked, soc.
yoRN-ln ear, 3Oi0S2c: sacked, 20 10 42c.
oATs-In oulls, 10 10 dc; sacked, 23 10 200
choice sacked. 26lkc.
BARLEi-a0@i55; sacked, 20 TO Goc.
nm aRAN.,per cw,-At mili', 80 70 Soc.
HoMiNY and GRIrs-i.CO n barrel
FEnD-Chopped corn. y 100 10, 10.
bran, q l0J lbs. SIC.
GRAHAM FLouR-S loo lbs, 2.25.
uAY-Pralrlo, 6.T5 20 7.C0 "a ton
MILLEr SEED--i LARGE, | 90; small. LOO.
FLouI-tiRsr Patent 500 to32j: Sec
ond Pat t,2 20 10 ass; Extra Fancy, o.S5
10 .5O; Fancy. 2.l0 To 2 3); low grade l'S5
to2lO, Northern, patent, $50; extra finn
cy, SoO,fancy, 2SOi choice family, 800.
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: - oSSO; November closed s 90 TO s. csls.
hecemoer closed, IS TO SIT 10
Laid quiet aud unchanged; cash, 5.sI 10.
to $50. % -
hoxed meats quiet and steady; dry-sslte d
short clear, $50 TO 5.25
, Ihe Drovers' journal reports. Cattle
receipts, 1900; market nominally steady.
shipplng steers. $50 to $50; stockers and
,eeeSaers' 2'g0 to 2,75' cows. bulls and mixed,
$50 to S.25; Western rangers slow: native
halt-breeds, 10 10 CO.
. lHtoss--Reeelpts 21,c0O; steady at $50 TO
sheep Receipts, 10000; trading slow; ns :
lives, 10 70 Slo Western, i.75 to 275;
NEW YORK,
NEW YORK, Oct 2i.-Flour dull
W heat-Spot duh options upened firm.
reacted and closed heavy; No. . red, 95is'
10 D.; va, siloat: No: red, October, 95;
Der, sGA to9Ss, closingN
Oorh hieher; closed st aGdy; No g Ooto-
Der, ~ to % Lis; NoVem er, 6OL IN 5lIs.
cgaloessins OIL; December, l0}s 70 4Oys, closing
,Colee-0ptions dun pnd shade easier;
no !, no spot, 10; sales, 1900 bags: Oc-
tober ~; November 40 to 100; Decem.
Der, 100; January, 7 Us To- !.07.
sugar steady and quiet refined steady.
C,I5&; extra 9, 522s 10 81; white extra, 5Sl :
yellow,b to 51s; of A, 5$ TO 90; mould a.
o}s; standard \, Ga; cutloaf aud crushed,
70 "a; powdered. ga to z; cubes, GJs to Z
Molasses quiet. 20
Rice steady and fairly nctiyo.
Tallow weaker, to lille.
Turpentlne steady; 3gk,
ORR steady and in moderate Demand;
mess, . 55 To 1910.
Lara lover and duh sales; November,
GIG to G IS: December, CHS.
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HIpEs-No. J.. dry f,lnt hides, lic a n,
No, 2, ary 1int hides, lie q 10; No. /. dry
gc n 10; dry bulls and bad damaged, Sc y n /,
dry deer skins, isc {, n; No, |, green sailed
hides, Tic q ID, No, =, green sailed hlies
ys4c q ibi No. |, green butcher hides, Go ~
lhi No. =, green butcher hides, 90 a vi sheep
skins, lucajc each.
MohI.--tnll CLIP. lNclic d ID.
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No. 1910 Clark Avenue. !.

Established 1878 orthe
and NERVOUS DISEASES MANHoon
TENCE Syphilis scrofa
deTroabes Structure GoNoRRHoEA ,
patton Headache Malaria Rupture, liberation,
Etc Cured for life and difficult cases So
cnea consultation personally
benefit baths and sc
treatment male and female
rates.. $500 $500 w" ~
E0seud 2amps taking
treatment M AdIrs
y NJ 4 8 INsTTuTE, avenue, Louis Mo- - m "
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| have ADDED large silk depart
ment, ia black and oolpred silkp, In
Rhadamcs, rricntinRs, Rhad s,mier
Lyons ana othnr qualities. All 1 ask
come soe tho silks and prlco them.
IL. nAruAx
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OR has jas purchased 100 bungies
nom the celebrated firm of Sochlor &
Co, wiih which no will down ell COM
petition Oh priVsa and utyios.
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Drop IN aud examine orr's buggies.
He peys his salesman aud IL Is 10
trouble FOR him ~ show goods and to
prizes Thorn. No, Tej Main street.
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Go to Mueiler's, pi2 Elm street. for
preserves, lellius, etc,
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rbe Fisher piAa0s. wiz A. WstEin
X Co., HERALD building.
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The fines, assoftmvnt OF epectaclee
and Eyeglasses In thu oily, corner OF
Main and Poydras streets.
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Pigs feet. uno,cs corn beef, smoked
beet tongues. En-. 4. ALsToN.
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Stocks.

Stocks.
fw YORK, Oct. 2S.-lSpecial. Stocks
Pc and higher early trade, but closed
Pcks closed at the following prices, bid:
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Young and Middle-Agad Men
A SURE CURE,

INC awfnl effect OF early vice, which
mind and body, with all Its awful Ills bS-
lore Inc Inevitable sequel, CONSUME
TON, sets In, or Palpitation OF the HeaJi.
Timidity, Trembling, Nervous DischarreH,
10 MucH TO RE- FEARED, Lack OF IdS1s ,
choly.
MARRIED n,EN, or those euter,n.
or that happy ilfo, aware OF Physical d.
nlIlty, Excitabillty ofths Nerves, or o,h~v
Treguiaritles, quickly assisted.
NO MINERALS UsED.-Youug peorS,
losing their health, and spending time
ana money with those unskflled and NM
qualified 70 treat them, causing fatal dfp-
orders 70 the head, throat, nose, liver AMI
CURED.
LET NOT FALSE MoDEsTy deter YIN
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CONSULT
DIX. v kSSERCUG
lp'rom Russian Poland)
On All Diseases Incidental to the HUI.
man N0dys

Oh. WAsSEsCLG having had practice
and experience for the last IS yoara, will nm
dertske no case except HE CAN GUAR.
ANTEE A CURE.
In cascs Of Catarrh Ia all its staEes,
scurvy, bictchos OF the Skin, liberated
Legs, Cancers, Tumors, Skin Disrases
ofEvery Form, rheumatism, Scistaee,
Gout, aiver Complaint, DyspepsIn,
Asthma, Dysentory. Piles, Eita, ali Uri.
nary and Kidney Troubles, and tiiseases
o. the hyc And Lar, Lung diseases, In
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''r' WA1Sia0CUG. Consulting Room. street.
a., Next TO Relnhardts bulldngJ
Thy
WAssE KCu0
houRs;
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RtDEs AND WOOL,

BID, fAsked,
ToNE-Ciosed: New York, qulct;New Or
leans, steady; Liverpool, flrm.
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ToNE--Closed--N New York, easy; New Orr
easy.
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Tho proprietor Of this celebrated medi.
c.ne Justly claims for il superiority over
al remedies ever offered to tho public for
the SAFE, CERTAIN, SPEEDY and PER.
MANENTcure Of Agao and Fever, or Chills
and Fever, whether OF shcrt or long stand
.ng. He refers 10 the entire Western and
Neuthern country 60 bear him testimony to
the truth Of the assertion that in no case
whatever will it fail to euro if tho direc.
tons are strictly followed and carried out,
IN O great many cases single dose has
esen sufficient FOR caro, and whole fami-
ref have beencured bya single bottle, with
.perteet restoration OF the general health.
u is, however, prudent, and in every case
more certain to euro, If its use il continued
u smaller dose3 for week OF two after tho
aissaso has been checked, more especially
Y difficult and lcng-stanting cases. Usu.
Ally this medicine viii net require any aid
. keep tho bowels in good order. Should
TIE patient, however, require o cathartic
msdioine, after having taken three or four
tsses OF the Tonic, single dose Of BULLS
VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS will DO sui.
ssient.
BULLS sARsApARILLA is the old and
reliable remedy for impurities Of the blood
aud scrofulous aiieotions--the King oi
8lood Purifiers.
DR. JOHN BULLS VEGETABLE WORM
DESTROYER il prepared in tho form Of
e9udy drops, attractive to the sight and
fleasant TO tho taste,
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WOman's Cardinal Virtues.

It is at home that woman blooms out
in all her sweet perfection. At home
means more than being in her own
house and by her own freside; it means
her natural, unaffected, and unartiicial
state. The ideal woman is the woman
whom the artist selects to immortalize
on his canvas. He wants no parasol,
no fan, no Worth dress, no elaborate
hat with plumes and birds and metal
ornaments, no diamonds, no rouge, no
gaslight, NO sound of organ, or flute or
clarionet; no, not these, but face
with a tint of rose, eyes that speak,
hair that falls in tresses unrestrained,
and some simple, trifing costume that
but serves to bring out the beauties of
the form it covers. These are the
women who live through all time, who
a'e preserved by all men, who are fall
len in love with, and who are most at
tractive. How tired the eyes grows of
dazzling colors, of fashion and formal
ity, of all the vain pageants of outward
society, and how the heart yearns for
simplicity, gentleness, and purity! To
these cardinal virtues we are always
returning, and it is when woman best
illustrates them that she rises to her
highest perfection. II is not alone her
face that attracts, but it is what she
says and does in her ungarded mo-
ments. The most attractive women in
the world are those who are attractive
in the quietude and privacy of their
own Homestead York World.
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A Celebrated Thoroughfare.

The famous shell road of New Or
leans is boulevard of almost snowy
wilderness, nearly 200 feet in width and
9 miles it length, extending from the
western limits of the city to Lake Pont-
chartrain. A summer evening drive
along this road, through the forests of
cypress and oak, the black moss hang
ing in festoons across the way, pre-
sents weird and novel sight. St.
Charles avenue, the aristocratic resi-
dence street of the city, is in the south
ern or new portion of the town, and is,
perhaps. the most beautiful of all. It
is paved with asphalt, ind from it's be-
ginning at the Tivoli circle, where
stands the Lee monument, to It's end
ing in a country road far beyond the
village of Jefferson, are magnificent
houses, homes of the wealthiest men
in the city. varying in style Of archi-
lecture from the typical Southern
house. with its great pillars and broad
galleries, to the latest craze, the Swiss
cottage. Beautiful lawns and gardens
surround them, from which the rich
perfume Of orange. myrtle, Cape jass
mine and magnolia combined fills the
air. Nobtk Register.
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January Farm Work.

Allfarmers should keep record of
their work and "take an account of
stock" at least once year. The first
of January is an appropriate time to
'open new books" to be followed by
daily or weekly record of important
transactions. See that the farm build
ings are well insured in reliable COM
pany at fair rates. Many fires result
from carelessness with ashes. Build a
brick or stone receptacle at safe dis
lance from all buildings and keep the
ashes in it. They are we'll worth care
fully preserving as fertilizing material,
to be scattered over the pasture or
meadow. Prepare the annual supply
of tirewood and let it become thorough
~ seasoned before being used. Green
wood is not economical in any sense,
and is a fruitless source of bad break
fasts and worse tempers. Do not me-
elect to fill the ice house at the earliest
opportunity. A delay of a single day
may witness the loss of the ice crop.
Let the head help the hands in every
possible way; therefore attend the
farmers club and join in the discus
sions. Read and reflect. Winter may
be harvest time. AqricuH-
aIrist for Ju7a21aTu.