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Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-05-09

OF reform were enacted by the nluetriOus
Juarez in 1859. On the very site ofthis
1ormer focus Cf tanaticism, welded by
the franciscan friars, we now find two
Protestant churches the Methodist
church and the Blessed Trinity, on Gan,e
street, and the Episcopal cathedral ON
San Francisco street-which NAV be
deemed the pioneer Protestant native
congregation in Mexico, under the
auspices of Bishop Riley. Two hand
some streets have been opened through
the massive structures and named InCe-
pendence. Tradilioc has it that some
200 Franciscan flia 5 lived quiet and
cLreiess life in this precincs, Which. now
represents value of nearly So 100000.
and Is ayailcd of by upward of 5000
people. a Iarge tenement house, wherein
900 people live, the elegant GrEplan club
ard large number OF dwelling houses
and storesare sone ofthe features which
now replace the sOmbre and aus;ere
franciscan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Just
alluded to.
The main building, occupied by ish0pB
Rliey's Mexican Protestant congregation
is worthy of note, and shows somewhat
of its former splendor under the gaudy
style Of ornamentation so successfully, |
and In many instances artistically en-
ployed by the Spanish clergy. 1t is now
however, plain, though elegant, temple |
of worship.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-05-09
To Amateur Sportsmen.

About this time of the year the anna
teur sportsman sallies forth with shot
gun and dog, tramps fifteen miles
through the stubble, briars, brush and
swamp, and comes home with one woed-
pecker and a bowling appstite. Or.
mayhap, he may thOughtlessly pull Lis
gun over the fence by TIE muzzle and
inadvertently come home in a ncighbor's
cart.
Therefore, this being about the begin
ming of the accepted season when the
amateur sportsman goetb about seeking
how he may accidentally ehoot himself.
or some luckless companion, have laid
down for the guidance ofamateur sports
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-05-09
To Make Her Feel Bad.

"My DEAR" said young wife, who had
been married about year, will you stop at
Smith & Smiths on yOrr way home tonight
and get paper of safety pins?'
Wouldn't Brown & Browns do just as
well?''
Certainly. But why do you prefer
BrOwn's?'
There is a young lady behind the counter
there who refused to marry me not very
many years ago, and L want to buy those
safety pins Of her."
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-05-09
HOW ADVERTISING PAYS.
What a Business Man Said He DIscoy-
cred One Day.

Il heard discussion which would
have interested you as a newspaper
man," said leading banker to the
writer.
"What was it about?"
"You know l live in suburban town,
and the children do not come to town
very frequently. Well, last night there
were nine little girls in our paror, come
of my own and others from the families
OF reighbors. They were all preparing
for visit to town to buy presents. They
began proceedings by monopolzing the
ntertablc, and on this, TO my aston
ishment they proceeded to lay an as.
sCrtment Of advertisements cut OUT of
city papers. Some were of clothing
stores, some ofjewelers, some of book
stores, and, in fact, nearly all classes of
Lradesmen. Then they began to pre-
pare lists. They read over the articles
named in the advertisements and made
memoranda. For instance: One girl
said, 4 want to get pair of gloves for
our driver and then they looked for
gloves and made q note of the place
where they were sold the cheapest.
Then another girl wanted certain book
and another fur cap, another a pair of
rubber boots, and nearly all named dolls.
toys, articles of fjewelry and fancy arti-
cles. When they COLD not find some
thing they wanted in the advertisements
they noted the hames ofthe dealers who
would be apt to have such things. They
seemed to be perfectly fasiliar with the
leading merchants ard what they sold. |
and had to laugh at their comments or
the kind of goods such and such a man
sold and how his clerks treated custom
er5. They even went 50 far as to crlti- |
else the newspapers, and said they |
wouldn't go to a certain store because il |
advertised ir one o: TIE papers which |
they did not like: | asked one of them |
what she intended to do with her list.
She said her papa had given her some |
money TO buy presents with and Sue in
tended to buy the things she had Oh her
My little daughter told |
me she and her friends had been doing
This for a month and that it was almost
rs much fl.. as buying the things later
)n."
II suppose the old people do the same
hing?"
That is just what thev do. did not
know it before last night. My wife hap
Dened to be out while the children were
talking and when she came in told her
lbout it. That's nothing new,' she said,
we do it, too. The ladies VINO live
lround here make memoranda of the |
hings they see in the papers and then
We compare notes and go up to town
md bay the goods"
The practice is more general than
people would suppose. The writer Wis
led several jewellers, book stores, deal
rs in fancy goods and Others and found
hem all willing to admit that advertls-
ng was a wonderful help to them.
large numbers of customers came in
md asked for certain things at certain
prices, and when asked how they kneg
If the goods the answer would be that
hey saw it in some paper. Frequently
clippings acknowledgements were brought
md after purchase would be thrown
,side by the customer, and the merchant
,ould tell just what medium had bene-
fitted him.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-05-09

Ameer of Afghanistan, now a prominent
figure in the Eastern Complication. He
is % years old. Stree his being chosen
by the British government as ruler of
Afghanstan in 1879 he has relied upon
England for his support receiving from
that government a subsidy of e16OOOO
per annum.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-05-09
NO MONEY IN 1T.
An Address which Indicated an Empty
Honor,

An Austin dude has been owing Col
onel Yerger $50 for long time, 50 the
other day he dropped the forgetful man
a note, requesting him to settle. Next
day Colonel Yerger received a letter
from the careless debtor.
There is no money in it," said Colonel
Yerger as soon as he looked at the ad-
dress.
"How do you know" asked friend
Because it is addressed to General
Yerger instead of being addressed to
Colonel Yerger, that means he takes il
out in poiiteness" On the letter being
opened no money was found in it. Texas
SiIijuUs.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-05-09

A Chicago Judge recently rebuked a
person who was sitting in the court room
with his feet placed upon the table, by
sending him. through bailiff, piece OF
paper on which he had written the fol
lowing query: "What size boots do you
wear?" The feet were at once withdrawn.
Troy Times.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-05-09

"An Ohio man." says a news item,
rubbed liniment on horse With p sore
finger, and is poisoned" This should
teach persons not to fool with a hoi sc
that has sore finger. Norristown Her
i aid.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-05-09

Note-In case of war between Russia
and England each of these Sovereigns
will be conspicuous figures. The two
first will be put to tests that viii! severe
ly try their capacity for preserving their
dominioLs and rights from spoilation
and ruin.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-05-09

British Secretary of foreign affairs and
leader of the Liberal party in England.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-05-09

Gar of all the Russias. He succeeded
to the throne through the murder of his
father. He is 45 years old and lives a
retired sort of life at Gatchina. His is
chiefly celebrated for his hatred of for
eirnprS
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-05-09

Il heard discussion which would
have interested you as a newspaper
man," said leading banker to the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-22

PRINTs--M errlmack, fancy y; Msnches-
Ter, o1S;Arnold, 6; American, 81, acile, 51;
Hamilton, al Gloucester, "a; Gloucester.
mng., 5<; Gloucester silver grey, "a;
Allen, 81; Lodi,i54; simpson, 8; Eddy stone,
u simpson mng. q; Allen, pink and
purple, B.; Simpson silver grey, 8; Richmond,
pink and purple, 8; Dnnneli, shifting, a.;
Ragetta shifting ilS; Allen check, 81; Pea
BODY, olsok, olSi Simpson, black, q Rose
dale, AZ.
BRowN sREKTINes--Crov1l, *. Augusta.
8; kttrieb Ii, S Charter Oak, SS5: Live Oak,
\ International, 81 Laurence LIZ 8; Glen'
Gale, %; Enterprise, o. Glendale, ~ s; boai.
ALI ~; Admission, G5S
BROWN SHIRTING-Cast Iron, 8; Farm.
ers. u; Honest, n; Pocahontas, "a; Allen
dale, I; Century, 81; Dwight, ~; Lockwood,
BLEAoHED SHTRTINe-New York, l0&;
Wamsutta, NJ; Langdou, ~; Lonsdale, ia
lonsdale Cambria, ~; Masonville, l0%iFruit
Of the Loom, 50; Gold Medal, II; Cream Of
Observation-Disclosures A q A, IS; Amoskeag
a, l8lS; Swift River, "a Standard q, !; Eas-
ton XXX, l01<; Easton AA, II; Oakland fancy,
81; Acme Odd, So; Raleigh, l014; Standard
2, 9i Pearl River, II; Sibley Awning, Is.
STRIPES hamilton, l01s; Thorndike, l014
Americans .; Rock River, 8; Raleigh, ~
Unknown, S-S, pa Jewett City, s&i On
DENiMs2Amoskeag ia; Otis, ls1l; York,
Shh EcKs AND FLAIDs-Mount Pleasant, I;
Catawba, u; Old Dominion, :; Memphis,
N; Queen City, Ga; Augusta, 2; Tennessee,
l0k; Cottondale, Z; Cumberland Check, Z;
Sibley,S
GINGHAMs-Ba 50; slatersville, 8;
%es.ille' 4 Bates Dress PLAID a :; Scotch
Washington, s; Windemere, ~
CIrEvIoTs-0akdale, ~; Sterling, II;
Unknown, b. b., 81; sibley, s14i Glen Rid
die, l01; Harrisburg, 81; Slater, 81; Ever
EFT, ~; Boss, s; silverdale, 81; Arlington, Of
Victoria, II: GerHania. lSlt: BATES, IL
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uAuuwAuu AVN nAwTAI.a.

AxEs-Collins, y dozen, 800; Gold DollAI,
4 dozen, 500 Diamond edge, v dosen, $50;
Double Bit, 100.
sSILETs AND LIDs-4HC y n; sugar Eei-
ues, s1Sc a IN.
TIN PLATE-I. Q. lOxla, y box, 800; I, q.
laY90, n box, 500; Terne, lsx20, box, 7.bO;
Ierne, 90x2S, y box, l4.5O.
TIKWARH-Pieced, discount 70 ~ cent,
siampod, discount 90 p cent.
sOLDER-Eo. l, l5c; No. u and y, Ito * n.
DUCK HORSE COLLARS--No, ], AS y dOEsE
HAMEs-Two loop $50 y dozen; three loop,
TAoKs-In boxes, 100 papers, 2.5e " BOZ.
GRUB H0Es-S5 doSen, 7.h0; railroad picks,
1 dozen, 800
MATFoCRs-p dozen, $50
RUBBER AELrINd--Disc0unt 80 v can't.
EAILg--S.0O, rate.
sHoVELs AND BPADEs--Le owland'b, dis.
count 10 q cgut; Anes' list, AZ Oh goods, d 30
count 10 dhu 10 n cent.
HEAVY HARDWARE--BhaftA fniAho., 600
poles, 1850; slngletrees, wagons, seleCi, LIS;
buggy, 2.25; express, 2,5J; wagon tOnguCa,
lG01i hickory axles, $780, bolster, $40, coup
ling polss, A76, apokes, XXX select, $40;
xxx, 100 sawed fellOes, ~, l,7b; 4 400;
HDWden shoes, GEO; northwestern horse nails,
40. 6, 8,O0i 2, G2b; 8. go: oar iron, DC rats
pl0w steel, 10; aprlD' 81, Sc; Cnsi steel, $50.
BuGGIH5-GrRde al spring top, B1.OOag
10000: do. upsn, i0.J. 5000; do side spring
Top, lOOO0,Gl35.O0; do. side bar, lOU.0Ogl3D; 0l
do, ghRtons, lZh.08plb0,90: grgdO A. side
spriGE, lsl,OO0g20O.00; DO phHtOnH, i60QAs
1880, bump seat bugRies, i75,OUin1hJiQ, plat
form springs, llG.ONsl2LOO; three Swing Was.
n1u, B4.UltGN1O0,
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LIRunks.


alcOuul--p gallon, ElB5 gI2N,
BRANpIEs-Domegtic a gallon, SIS d gg.OU;
imported c0gnho, ls,l,F gallon,l lbU, l6Tg, .
l9ll, lh5O; 1866, t6S; 1880, u.i0 isi1, O. .OO,
'Is, N0,0i 0tOrd, nupuy a Goa coRnRc. i84g,
'5.Sli 1870 100; 1874 saO0; lsi3, iO9; Rib'
guet DuDouohO s %, oOsnno, ISIS, ls.lO; igTg
$50; lBts, S1.00
GrN-DomOst,c, NCw Vork or PhlladslppiR
Il gallon, gl7b, fmpo rtud, Holland. $50 {a8 I'd
ar Robert Burneit's Old Tom, IA gallon, Ellk
49,; Sit Robert hunOltH Cid Tom, a CAL,
N.1lNtOli Holland, "a case, $50.
WHfsKr-R cctlnod, VI a oaut, proof =
gallon, u.S0, Western, N.gkfi.t0; Rourhon,
I.sOd9bli Rye n b0dSb0; Scotch imuurted.
si,tAlot,2a; Irish, imported. fag5N1s,Ih
CHAMPAGNE - Piper Huidsoick, quartz ,
y doEeni S,QOi Krug a Co, quarts, n dozen,
l2.bO; Nicer & Chnndon, Silory Mousneux, N
toHen, 1900 q, uouot, n dozen, SlscO; q.
y. Mumm = Co.r, pints, "a additional; dr.
v.Isensy, 2l5i Extra Dry, 2q.O0,
WIZ Es-Celifornin claret y gallon, 70.
gieniandel No. !, n gallon, iOStil! Imported
olhrsin, ordinary, n oask, 7O.00esnOO, family
olarSis, per cask, iO.OOeS0OO; dine oiareia. =
eask, aO,0Oel7b.0oi Medoc, caao, 500, III.
JULIEN, y case, $50; Margaux, h case, 100;
pone Camel case, l0.Q0; Larose, n case
n0l. Lsoylll, v case, l200; Cnatsau iadtts,
ptoAss' AoOl ordinary, y case, Sa01SO;
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DRUGS.

AoIDs-sulrh1ric, y carhoy, gi.36, UIuio. d
n, 5596Sei ofallc, . n, lOlai iafiETlo, pow
dersd v u. i5Gl6.
20 10 S0ci oRmphor, - TO 20; Oplom, yG.gltc GRG
OIle-kefy0mUt, SEndcuou's IS 10 yQlO.
tmon, Sondem0n's, ass peppermint, l6O0
Hlntezgfoeui SA2bi olive, MalPga, gl,gi,
PcTAsH-hromldQ ~ n No' iodlde, sa2A
soAPs-Cmtls notified p n, SalOci ca.
lie, white, tiOtib.
MIeoELIASrOUs -. Ammonia, cnvo.. q n,
&c; 0lumi strAi AIruWruoi, Bermuda, Wg; ba'.
sam, copaihp, Zoe; hUTUy, refined. l0Ei2, cal6-
mel, am, Toe; castor oil, n cpl.. NsECihO.
nasnla buds, n NJ, lNllN, orOam tartar pure
y n, ~; corrosive Hubiimate, n n, 20; ohlorO.
orm, 81 n, 20; extract logwuOd, hulk &,
" 10, 2Wf hrlyCCrine, bulk, a N, lEGipls,
iodine, resubllulatOd, a n, 400. leaves
luoho, short y N, IS leaves, SIENNA Alo1.
n, ~; molphlsi eulph, n os., $50; spirita
aiieii sweet n n, hi siIychnia, crystals, gl.85
llgi tAriocni = r, U wa1, whiis, b NJ,
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mr.. ulnslvy,, soolhiug syrup.

aars. ~ lnslogs sooIhiag syrup.
Rev. Sylvanus Cobb thus writes in the
Boston Christian Freeman:-We would
by no means recommend any kind OF
medicine which we did not know to be
good particularly for infants. But Of
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup we can
speak from knowledge, In our own
family it has proved a blessing indeed
by giving an infant troubled with colo
pains quiet sleep, and the parents I'M
broken rest at night. Most parents can
appreciate these blessings. Here is ap
article which works to perfection and
which is harmless; for the sleep which II
affords theinfant is perfectly natural, an0
the little cherub awakes "bright as but
TONI And during tho process of teeth
ing its value is incalculable. We have
frequently heard mothers say that they
would not be without it from the birth %
the child till it had finished with tho
teething siege, on any consideration
whatever. Sold by al druggists. 2
cents bottle.
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aKAIN AID nnEApsTurFs.

MHEAT-75(Je0c.
RRn-Kansas, D5c.
C0NN-In ear, CSC; sacked, 75c.
OATs-ln bulk, 35o; from store, Ia
higher.
VLoUR.-Per cwti Patent, 1915; fancy, $500;
ohoios family, 270G2.s0; xxx, S9.5092.6 60;
low grade, 2.80(G23o.
BSAN-Per cwt:At mills,9 IN store, fl.059
Ito.
CORNMKAL-Fine bolted per loo pounds,
n.B0.
HoHIEY AND GRTTs-S5 per barrel.
FEED--Chopped corn per 100 pounds, {l.tl (;
ihOppsd corn and oats per 100 pounds, 3l.sC
s0rn bran per 100 pounds, 800.
GRAHAM FL0UR--Psr 100 pounds, IS.
AAY--Prairie, $40 10 Sl8 per ton, mil.
Let, fl2 per ton, or $40 loose.
MtLLEr SEED--Large, Sl.20; small, Sl.OO.
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Mother.l Mothersl Mothersl

Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with the eXcruciating pain Of
cutting teeth? If so, go at once and get
bottle of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup. 1t will relieve the poor little suf-
ferer iIumediately--de upon III;
there is no mistake about IL.
There is not mother ON earth
who has ever used it who will
not tell you at once that it will regulate
the bowels, and give rest to the mother,
and relief and health to the child, opera
ting like magic. 1t is periectlp safe to
use in all cases and pleasant to Che taste,
and is the prescription of one of the old
est and best female physicians and
nurses in the United States. Sold every
where. 25 cents n bottle.
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ROOFS AMP sHOns.

AoA'a KIP brOgans, 8Jisl.2j. boys nip bro
{los 4gLOOj mems =. calf bro6ana, LOOSl5oi
.,nzcEl9 plows, lO0@l.S5; boys KIP 2-buokle
Nl0Ws. 6Dgl.2i; meme bUh balls, congress and
Juttcu, l.6Odp2.25; mona uaif balls, congress-
aud button, 9.60(9I5O. mems kip bOotg, A.00l
IaR boots, 2iO0l96OO0; boys Kip boots, 1850
100; Doy'a p. calf boots, lBJ11JA.0G, boys
ialf Oou!a, ~. 0OlDli.O0; WOmen'g o. hip pOlkHs
5a-6ixC; Miss0g' ~ Kip pOllGaH, 8Lt97Oc
lod SS polish, l.00Gl.35; Misses calf peg and
~ polish, 9O9l.l0; Women's bu sewed pol
~, 9Olti,25; womsn's calf sewe- polBh, La
BlT4x; womgu's grain Bowod and polish, 81
il.2ji Womsn's lid sewed, eOlsl.75I womsn'a
Ils,t sawud Dolish. 1.5OCal,T6.
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Forty Years' ExperIenoe % an Old Nurse

Forty Years Experience of an Old Nurse-
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription Of one of the best female
physicians and nurses in the United
States, and has been used for forty years
with never-failing safety and success by
millions of mothers and chill rem, from
the feeble infant of one Wees. old to the
adult. Itcorrects acidity of Inc stomach,
relieves wind collie, regulates the bowels,
and gives rest, health and comfort to
mother and child. We believe ii the
best and surest remedy in the world, in
all cases of dysentery and diarrh@a in
children, whether arising from teething
or from any other cause. Full directions
for using will accompany each bottle.
None genuine unless the fac-simile of
Curtis h Perkins is on the outside wrap
per. Sold by all medicine dealers. 25
cents a bottle.
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NOOL, nIpns ann rMLTRIna.

R0OL.-Mexican, freq OF burrs, nominal;
Mex san improved, l2tDl7c; coarse, l6o; ma
dun i6GlSo; hne wool, according 10 dirt
and condition, liG2lc; bury, 1850 pa
pound leIA, according 10 burrs.
HInEB-Prime plump nintS, % nB aud ny
lio per n; seconds, plump fints, " lhs aud Up
l3J per 10; primo fight and Eips NO p0r nj
bulls and stays, 9Illc per 10; dry Balted, n
qllt1o, according 70 condition; green s2ltsd
&c.
rALLOw.- Prime tallow, Go; tAloW grnaEt
v1lluw Ia brown. 4lDFc.
gE.TErEs-DOsr skins, l68lSc; Rnialeps, II
g9l1oi nhevp pr.,La, 40 laI NO0l, sOeAjci shear
rSales Of wool since April IS have boOr
hiehy lSel6o, and nearly all receipts "a iai
loBed medium.
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LOUIayILLE OAK SOLE LEATHEG--X
heavy, free OF brands, $50 10; x meulum, tTtu
" brnnds, $50 lbi A heavy, one brand $50
lbi medium, one brand, SIC ID; Bal4aOr0
crop, SIC.
huFFALO sLAU0HTER-p Prime, 10 10 ~ 10
sides aOc lb; good, 10 10 ~ sides, 26c 10; Couu.
tcr N 20 ilb sides, nc lb; q, d., MatamOlas
&c 10; No. /, oak harness lea, 80 ~ $40 H.;
No. 2, oak harness lea, "a 10 32u lb No 1,
neIu harness les, 6Sc 10, No.2hem harness lea
&c lbi No.li hem skirtlng los $50 lhi No. 2.
hem gklrting lea, &c ID, Welt md urllU
leather, "a 20 ibR gilO,
PHILADELPHIA CALF--EGtH quality, H
70 r. 10 ~ dugun, il.20 lb;8S 10 ~ rs 90 dozen,
ildh lbi a 10 20 10 tOdOEen, ll.Oo lh % 10 90 Do
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rRuIr ANn pnuLrRY.

AFrLES-fi Dor uatrel; none IA mari ct.
oEAgGUg--SioIlY, % NOZ, SSi to $50
SrllAwnERRtEs- $3.50 per case, Accord
ing 20 quality.
AFNeNs-slcilyi s. Ac4, g. FTS.7i
DAu.s-fn ffaiE, 70.
HANAf-9.UOi9lhU S. bunOn.
OgtOEa-Nono In market.
l'urATOEs-1A nushaLold; new, 2i6.
JABBAuE-io pOr 10; 55C dOz. Texas
CniokENs-N9 quon - $50 > ssE4ni
spring, 400; tlYkeyH, O0CB'5o.
EUuB--l0V p duson
BuTrER-Bast Uedo northern NO; bon
NanRa county, 1856 40, other lSxas onu1,s
bltter, ioc. Eccoiuing tpoUgllt..
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ThIs Idea Of Going Mnst

TO Colorado or New Mexico for puro
air TO relieve consumption Is all a mis-
take, Any reasonable man would uso
DR.. Bosanko's Cough and LuAg Syrup
for consumption in all Its flrst stages.
IL never fails TO give relief In all cases OF
coughs, colds, bronchitis, pains In the
chest and all affections that are oonsld.
cred primary TO consumption. Price %
cents aud sl'0o. Sold by all druggists.
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LUMBER ann BUILDING MArrU1AL

LuMnnH- Rough luu Der, SiSOO;M native
ceiling, Is O0i q native ceiling, ~ bO.k native
flooring, 26COi native siding, 1890, q rough
ceiling, 1850.
eH1NoLNe- Bofs, cypress. $3.50; q. X o..
press, s0o; No, ! oypiciH, 8l5, native pine
hehris, 3tl; native kap, s276.
FosTs-Cedtr posts, hest l2Ho each
LATMt-pe 1000, ace.
BRiCK-Dullaf brick, $50 per l,OC0
PLAe1ER iARIs- New York, 400, MIchi.
gnn, i.bQper bUrui.
= SEMKN = Rgsendale, AIS; Portland, best,
$40 per barrel.
STONE FLuKs--About 5oo por foot.
DRAIN Pifr-from lBc per foot, and high.
or according 20 size.
LfNK-Coopered lime, 400 por barrel.
HAiR-Goat, 70 per pund.
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LIVE sTOUR.

the quotations given below refoT 10 corr fad
animals, living weight
bEEvEs-3SS03ic per pound.
CoWs-S5fo per pound; milob cow, CON
SION, $50 Per head.
SHEEP-Prime, 276 TO $50.
5UATs-NonO on the market.
ftugA-Sld Q8Ac per pouad.
hUtJ,s ANDsSrkGs-llsGE2o per pound
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Just open the door for her and Mrs.
Winslow will prove the American Flor
enco Nightingale OF the nursery. OF
this we are so sure, that we win teach our
"Susyn TO say ga blessing ON Mrs. Wins
lown for helping her TO survive and os-
cape the gripping, colicking and toething
siege. Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Syrup
relieves the child from pain and cures
dysontory and diarrhma. 10 solteus tho
gums, reduces inflammation, cures wind
collie, and carries the Infant safely
through the toothing period, Il Performs
precisely what Il Processes TO perform,
every part of lt-nothing less. We have
neyor seen Mrs, Winslow- know her
only through tho preparation Of her
"SOOthing Syrup for Children TeothInr.i
II we had the power we would make hor
as sho is, physical savior 10 the imam
race; Sold by all druggists, % cents u
bottle.
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MONEY, sTooAsAN d BONDS,

NEW YORK, May 2l.-SiOney on call easy
at per cent; prime mercantile paper, Ia
D. foreign exchange dun At 1861 for 20 days
and lSS34 for short sight.
GlOsf q al the following prIces bid.
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ne Florence Nightingale OF tho Nursery.
The Following IL an extract from let
or written 10 the German Reformed
5iessonger at Chamborsburg, Pennsyl-
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erly made. Accept no countsrfSit OF similar
name, The distinguished DIR. Il, a. Sayre said
70 lady OF the hnut ton "a PATIENT; "As
You ladies' will use them, / recommend 'Gou-
raud's Cream as the least harmful OF ali The
akin proparationsW One bottle will last six
months, using II every day. Also Poudre
jury to the skin. MMR. M. b. 4. 4oURAUD
Sole proprietor, ~ Bond street N. Y,
For sale by AL druggists nd fancy goods
dealers throughout the UnIe States, Cana
81 900 reward FOR the arrest and proofof any
nne selling tho same.
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ooTroN STATEMENT.

EXPORTS AND STOCKS.
Gyporta TING week: Great Britain, lO,325;
france, 2,O2l; Continent, CHS Stock al ali |
United states porys, this day, 6eilS; This !
day iatt year, 492 594
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GROCERIES

TOWE; Cl0sed-Naw York. quiet; Nov Or
lie alig, steady; Liverpool, firm.