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THE GUINNESS WORLD.
COMMERCIAL

D,1LAs, Aug 10 There is very little to
rote In tho local market. With few ex-
nentirus prices remain unchanged, with
sttSapGe improving in all branches
livestock quotations undergo a slight
,avision. Beeves, 10 SIS; cows, IL to &c ;
hoes to &c. Receipts Of sheep for this
week 1875. Eggs are quo ca at l2Ec;
scarce and in demand. Uhlcke % are com
Inc in more freely; 500 to S2,5 PER dozen.
Fi0ur shows q falling Off Of 10 TO lic on the
io0 pounds. Grain still comes in freely;
nuctalions unchanged. In Tuit, lemons
show a marEed advance 70 to SO per box
and unsettled.
In cotton there is nothing doing here at
nresent. Several bales of new cotton have
been received in various portions of the
State, but the market viii not open here
for some weeks The outlook is promising
and BUYERS are making preparations for a
dne trade In New YORK SCOT cotton
closed firm at l0iq: sales, $40 New Orleans
oulet at OF, with sales Or6CO At Liverpool,
midding upland, . g-l6d; lpidlling Or
leans, sgd, closing steady ror futures
Seatable below.
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GROCERIES,.

CoFFEE-Rio fair, 8 ~ toll 81, prime,
10 Sd 10 II ii; choice, II 34 TO - 81;
Laguyra, 81; Java, 10 "a; Golden Rio,
IL 81; Pea Berry, l2l-2 TO Is,
TEAs-OolOng, As TO 0Oe; Imperial A. to
IS; Young Hyson, 40 to go; Japan, 60to 65.
SuGARs-Powee cred and cut loaf, S 10;
standard graduated, ~ to s; Louisiana
white clarified, S9s14; yellow clarified, SO
So; choice Louisiana, Tl4'g794; prime. q To
"a; seconds, to "a; New York extra c,
eHto7.
RIcE-Domestic, 6,z@ic; foreign, &c.
MoLAssEs-Choice Louisiana, s. to IS;
prime, 90; fair 70 good, S5; corn syrup, So.
CRAcKERs-N Soda, 8 -; xxx Soda, 6;
Snowflake. 10; Cartoon, $ L, / pound, II;
cream soda, s. Excelsior oyster, 2; X
ginger snaps, .; XXX ginger snaps, 10; Y
lemon cream, 3; NM lemon cream, 10;
cakes and jumbles, II; animals, p; charms,
u; strawberry cakes, T.; sugar waters, l5;
cocoa bars, 10; finger waters, Is; stage
plapks,o.
SoDA-B carbonate, in kegs, ~ to 5; BIZ
carb, IN cases, 535dB6; lump sal soda, in kegs
2 LEI gcanuletol sal soda, in 80 pound
drums, 3.
TonAoCo-PlUg, u-inch, 80 to ST. twist,
Io2, OF und4 OF, 80 TO 40; navy plug, rs 10
4ji smoking tobacco, % TOT 60.
CANNED GooDs--2b tomatoes, 100: SD.
%; 2ib blNckberries, l.20; 2ib g0oseberries,
l.2O; I'D strawberries, lao; 2ib raSpberries,
l5O; 2ib whortleborries, l.50; 2ib peaches,
in,o I hoops 95 "a ip pHNnS, LlVi 2n
AZ. NVireio,S In,o y, @ S M -a ~
mobnioin corn OK SV co, urn -n ooi
nees a. Nnnspr' I'M fir 90 1TTIy Ju aI
Enr2seriS ,,,orr,,vfa9 NY iENlinS} 80
Ber esse o. m cons 40 G;vi tGSnch pSGi
iS3 " 80 -, Ns usi .e'.Vi Sstcisi ilo lull
TTIs 5 10 D i H. W. IO ~ WI In
AZ. m niorFere, o.. y, Gov, 80 ~ 1a
OH corn beeC az, sh,iniD OK. XXI, ~
cacne, j21i BID apples, l.25; l gal. apples
SSuFF-Gorrett,s q az. If o, NOT. cooo. .
or, G.5O; o.. q Sd; RnipGis on ff675, 10 az
S95, - ~ o.. icnpat a. AZ !V;'oi az az
I%oz. OF o. 49, 'e"'"'' oo@, WV o. oUJ
| $50 pSOlivo 075 2, to,,. t1,o Y,d,o
m bara 0 w "a Eo,. . TX SaN0 ~ ~ ~
so n p@rS @ !, p Ss ID sa,ia9P PAY b.
fun value, %; white Russian. SID; 4
Dandy, 3 %; 3-4 Daudy, 40.
! CASDLEs--Star, null weight, I2lSc.
CUcEsE-Full cream, l2Glic.
| RopE-SHc basis; cotton rope, iSc
! CLorHEsrGNs-Bound, 6.ci spring, 8
! y box.
| WRAPPING PAPER--iag and straw, A
and 75c
| PGCELEs--2-gallOn pals, mixed Pickles
l 50; glass pints, 10; glass quarts, , 20
! glass - gallon, 90; glass / gallon, 4 so
| glass hex, gallon, 7 80
MACKEREL--NO. ], barrels, II so; 70 ]
4. so; No ., hail barrels, 7'O5: No, ?, quartz
barrels, . 60; No /, kits, Is; No ., kits
l.9i; No 3 kits, 90
HOLLAND HERRIEG-.lmpOrted l rs pc
tANDY--SticlS Zoe per pound; fancy
l5tO BIC
RAIsINs-- London layer 500
CIDER. Crab apple, los; Missouri cider
Soc per gglOn; vinegar, per gallon, Is 10 20
ETARCH--Pearl, A l-Ic; royal Os3, 4 3-41
] pound packages, &c; corn starcl
] pound packages, &c; 8 pound wood DO
gloss, q ii TO q lie; pound gloss, &c
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GKAIN am BREADsrUFFs.

MuEAT-7iC.
RYE-Kausas, sos.
IuRN-lu ear, iOc.
OATS In bulk, Is 10 cOc; from store, TO
Sc higher
sRAN-Pcr cwt-At mills, 20 TO 9Oc.
CORNNtEAts-Fine bolted, /, 100 n, 40
HOMtNN and GRITS-j.OJ n barrel.
FEsD-ChOpped corn, ~ 100 M, 10;
chopped corn and oats, II loo lbs, 100; corn
Iran, ii 10 MS, SbC.
GRAHAM FLouR-P 100 lbl, 2.2j.
HAY Prairie, s 90 Il ton,
MILLWr SEED-Large, 20; small, leo.
FLouR-FIRsT Patent, 200 to 3 70; Sec
ond Patent, o. TO . 50; Extra Fancy, 40
20 IS; Fancy, - TO $50; low grade, 100
toolj
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FRnIr AND pOuLTRY.

ONtoNs-St, Louis, 100 per bushel.
CABB AGE-i In crates, $50
CmCREEs-Wo quote at $50 per dozen;
spring, 400.
EGGs- l2lSc per dozen.
BurrER-Best grade northern, Sjc; best
Dallas County, 10 Q2Oc; other Texas county
batter, l2g according to quality.
WATERMELuNs- i6col.OO per dozen.
AprLha-lVO per bushel; 81. Louis, so
Pc Dbl
PEACuEs-Prlme, 5O02OO; inferior, 5Oe
pr bushel
LENoNs-$lO per box
MUsRM LoSs--Jhoice, SOC
Sw KIT porAroEs a 81 90.
IRISH PorArOEs--ToXas, Csc; Northern,
10 NOR lpUhal
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LuMBER AND BuiLDINa MATERIAL

LuMnnR-. Rough lumber, 10 90; x native
ceilhu, l6 10; "a native ceiling, 1880; gS ma.
tive flooring, 20 0O;ss native siding, 10 w;
., rough ceiling, ~ so.
SHINGLES. Bos', cypress, Z 20; O X cy-
press, I Ugi No | cypress, 8 10; native pine
hearts, $50; native sap. IS.
rosrs- Cedar posts, best, 1910 each; bols
dare, ljc
LAriIs.-por 1000, 3 co.
BRICK Dallas brick, 8 50pcr 1000.
PLASTER PARIS New York, 1 %; Mich
lyun, 4 90 per barrel.
UE,ENr-- Rosendale, IS; Portland, best,
3 % per barrel
STONE FLUEs--About t0c per foot
DRAIN ptPE-. From leo per foot, aud
higher according to size,
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lIhcQ quotations given below refer 70 grass
cattle, living weight.
BErVEs-.2 to Be is NJ.
Cows--lS eaHc a 10; mitch COWS, COM
mon, - & head.
SnEEP-- Prime, lRjglc.
COATS None on the market.
AoGs.-S tOic - NJ.
BULLS AND srAcs.-l Ia TO % a 70.
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MONEY, sTOtXs AND BONDS

JEW YORK, Aug. J Money Oh call easy
at per cent; prime mercantile paper,
4 10 s foreign exchange dun and I'M
changed at 1855 for 60 days and 1867 FOR de-
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KEEP YNuRsELN COOL

And Refreshed During tho Hot Weather
by using HiokOx n Hoaruo's toii0t and
bath cologne. Only 90 cents pint.
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PALRC. BUFFET SLEEPING CARS

Arc run by the 80. & NJ ron Night Ex-
Press nom St Louis TO New York daily,
without change, In 39hOurs
Best route to Jacksonville ana winter
resorts In the Southeast. The double daily
lines of Parlor Cars and Palace nleeping
Coaches by this line from 81, Louis to Gin
Ciuuatt and Louisville, making direct con-
ucclion az both points with morning and
evening express trains having Palace Hoo
tel and Sleeping Cars to Chattanooga, At
lHntg, Savannah and Jacksonville with
out change No ferries or transfer by this
ruul5.
The only lino running n sleeping Ger OF
my description between st. Louis and
Cincinnati
ForTicliels, Rates or any particular In
formation, call on Ticket Agents OF con-
meeting lines; West, Northwest aud South
west, or In 81 Louis NJ l0l and lO3 N e..
Fourth 81
W.: w. PEACOCK, " II. SHATTUC,
Irest Genn Mngr Gen, Pass'r Agt.
CINCINNATI, ONO.
q ID. BACON, General Western Passenger
Agent, St Louis, Mo
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Ribbons, all wiuths and cOlora, Nc
3, 10 and 10 cents per yard ~ Ban
mans.
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Nos, sos and G0irun between Fort Worth
and New Orleans daily Nos Isl and 1853
connect at Fort Worth with trains 10 and
nom Colorado. Nos SOL, 800 and 30S take
meals at the Union Depot Double daily
trains to New Orleans. The Texas 4 Pa
citlo is Ill miles the shortest route 10 New
Orleans Solid trains lei Paso to St Louis /;
also Dallas to San Atomic, etc Fast time,
iirst-class equipment, sure connection. See
that your ticket reads via the Texas Il Pa
eide Railway.
Passengers booked 10 and from all hts
in Europe via the CRED STAR" Steamship
Inc, plying between New York, Philadel-
phia and Antwerp, iBelgium, and the
",,AMERIcAN" steamship Line, between
Philadelphia and Liverpool England
For maps, time tables, tickets, rates gnd
all required Information, call on Or address
II. p TURNER,
Ticket Agent, sos Main street, Dallas, Texas
ii 4, HUGHES,
Passenger Agent, Houston, Texas
b W. MCCULLOUGH,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Gal.
weston, TeX9s
W Ii NEWMAN,
Traffic Manager, Galveston Texas
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RAILROADS.
hAlLkORDS.
Texas 4 Pacific R.R.
THE GREAT POPULAR ROUTE
BElWEEa THE EAST AND The VEST
SHORT LINE
TO NEW ORLEANS
AND ALL POINTS IN
LOUISIANA,
NEW MEXICO,
ARTVnNA a,a

CAIlFUkNIA
Favorite line to the North, East and
Southeast. Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars
daily between St. Louis and Dallas, Fort
Worth, FL PaSo and San Francisco, Dallas
and New Orleans without change Pull
man Sleepers Fort Worth and Dallas 10
New Orleans without change.
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Lie S@ .GAO
This Is the Only Chartered Lottery OF any
state,
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CyMPASY

Incorporated In 1858 for % years by the
Legislature for educational and charitable
purposes-with Il capital OF $l,e00,0O1-to
which reserve fund OF over S55O,Ol0 has
since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote It's
franchise was made n part OF the present
state Constitution adopted December 2, a.
ID. 1879,
a sPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO VIA
A FORTUNE.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings viii
take place monthly. IL never scales or
postpones. Look AZ the following Dlstrl-
button.
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COTTON

MEX YORK.
Kidding .... lO54 Sales............ $40
NEW ORLEANS.
Hlddllns ,.,..3'l Sales.......,,.... eco
GALVESTON.
Mlddliug .....S ISIS Sales. ........... 1871
LIVERPOOL,
Mlddllng Uplands ......................5l%
Middling Orleans. ........,.............6 -9.l8
TONE. Closed New York, steady; New
Orleans, firm; Galveston, quiet; Liver
pool, steady
COTTON STATEMENT.
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
IMPORTANT.

IMPORTANT.
F1g- Remit by POsTALNoTE, Express
Money Order, New York Exchnngc or
Draft on New Orleans.
Letters with Currency Invariably by Ike
press.
I'VE pay Express charges on all sums Of
50 aud upwOrd.j
ADDREsgED; M. a, DAUPHIcS.
New Orleans, In
Address Registered Letters and make
Post Once Money Orders payable ~
New Orienna La
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COUGH SYRUP.
Or. JOHN BULLS
OlicSyrlp
FOR the CURE OF
r EVER and AGUE
Or CHlLLS and FEVER,
AND ALL MALsRlAL DISEASES.

The proprietor Of this celebrated meui'
cine Justly claims for it 4 superiority over
all remedies ever offered to tho public for
.he SAFE, CERTAIN, SPEEDY and PER-
MAEENT cure Of Ague and Fever, or Chills
aud Fever, whether Of short or long stand
ing Ho refers TO tho entire Western and
Southern country to bear him testimony to
the truth Of the assertion that in no case
whatever will it fail to euro if tie direc'
tioDs are strictly followed and cRrriad out.
in c great many osses single dose has
been sufficient for cure, and whole tami'
lies have been ouredb by q single bottle, with
perfect restoration Of tho general health.
IT is, however, prudent, and in every case
mere certain to cure, If its uso is continued
In smaller doses for aweek or two after the
disease has been checked, more especially
in difficult and long-stanling cases, Usu.
ally this medicine will not require any aid
10 keep the bowels in good order. Should
tho patient, however, require oGthsrtic
medicine, after having taken three or four
doses Of the Tonic, single dose Of BULLS
VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS will DO sui.
icient.
BULLS sARshPARILLA 10 the old and
reliable remedy for impurities Of the blood
and sOrofulous aEeotions-tho King Of
Blood Purifiers.
DR.. JOHN BULLS VEGETABLE WoRfl
DESTROYER is prepared in tho form Of
| candy drops, attractive TO tho sight ant
pleasant 10 tho taste.
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HARDWARE AND MErhLs.

TONE; ClO.od-Now York, quiet; New
Orleans, quiet; Galveston, steady Liver
pool, quiet,
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Dallas PlbIigLiblaTy

AND FREE READING ROOM. (.
Citizens aud strangers cordially Invited
20 visit the Dallas Public Library and
Free Reading Room; located nj sos Main
street, Hours from 10 n. m. To 9 y. m. and
from 10 10 p. m issaRdsy from 2to I'm.
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EXPORTS AND STOCKS
Exports from all United States ports thus
far this week. Great Britain, 3, G52: France.
...; Continent 6,029. Stock az all United
States ports: ThS day, t7jiiS; .a.s day
last year 1871
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-21
JAMES BUCHANAN CAPTURED.
sheriff Alexander carp, OF Upshur
County, says lie Has our Jim.

Acting Sheriff Capt. Bob Ross re-
cciyed telegram yesterday morning
from Sheriff carp, at Gilmcr, Upshur
county, saying he had man answer
ing the description ofJamcs buchanan,
who is wanted in this county for as
sault with intent TO murder Capt. j.
+. Hutchinson in this city last Octo-
Der. The assault was made in Dan
Morris gambling house, over the Iron
Front saloon, and after buchanan had
shot Capt. IL. three times he ran down
the back stairway and fled the co unity,
The officers have been ON his track for
some time, but there being 10 reward
offered for his capture, those who
could have caught him long ago, have
never made any attempt. The grand
Jury which met last fall, indicted
buchanan for assault with mtout to
murder
The first telegram that came ycstcr-
day did not satisfy Capt Ross, and he
trlrgraphcd for n description Of the
man, and also stated that Jim Blu
chanan had gun shot wound on his
left thigh, by which he could be idcn-
tilted, besides having no oye-lashes,
and also the chronic sore eyes. a full
description was iclcgraphcd TO Capt.
Ross, which satisfied him, and he left
last evening for Gilmcr ' la the Mar
row Gauge road, aud will return this
afternoon at 1880 with his man.
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OVER TUE CITY.

II is conceded by dealers at home
aud abroad that the Richmond Straight
Cut Cigarettes are the best.
Capt. farmer has surveyed and
made profile of a line for the wooden
mills sewer. II will run down Jack
son street to the river.
A large concourse of friends and
relatives followed the remains of Mrs.
l.. d. Wheeler TO their last resting
place Sunday afternoon. Rev, 5. A.
King, of.thc AustiL street Presbytcr-
ian church ofliciated, and amid sor-
rowing tears of mother, father, hus-
baud, children, sister and brothers, all
that was earthly of this lady was laid
to rest. and the grave was covered
with flowers by loving hands,
Park avenue, which is Just outside
the western city limits, is being made
one of the most attractive thorough
fares In Texas. II runs from the driy-
ing park TO the gate at Proctor springs
and has some line residences ON il.
Messrs. W. L. Martin, NJ. ID. Herring,
John l.. Dyer, w. ). Plunkctt aud j
A. Sink are having he avenue graded
drained and fine coat of gravel pui
over II. MIR. w. 2. Martin is prerar.
ing TO erect fine residence on th,
block next to Capt NJ. ID. Herring.
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watered sections, whore the great
cattle raisers constitute the chief val.
ne of all, and no valid excuse can be
offered for placing them (the watcrcd
lands) on the market at two dollars
per acre. Give me control of the wa
tiers, and | will be virtual owner of all
the surrounding country. If access
cannot be had to the streams, the lands
will remain free to those who control
the waters. II requires no stretch of
Imagination TO see that il is but few
years. If this bill should become a
law, until the large capitalists would
own the waters, and command all The
balance, Thus il would result that
the only benefit the schools, univorsi-
~ or asylums would ever get out OF
Texas lands would come from the
watercd sections ut two dollars per
acre. The present law Is unwicldy and
awkward, but, under its operations,
the schools. University and asylums
will remain for the mex two years the
owner of the lands, including the
waters, and subject to the disposition
of future legislatures, provided the
land board should not dispose of them;
aud think il is infinitely safer and
better, having a conscientious regard
for all interests of the state, to leave
them in this conditions than subject
them 10 the veXation uncertainties,
inevitable dangers, unjust discrimina
tons, and useless litigation in which
The bill now before me however well
meaning ii may be would questions
bly, invest them.
lu testimony whereof.
have here unto signed my
T Ga im ""S sSf' n sp%sS' tho lS
seal of state, ut Austin, this
fifteenth day of April, A.
d., 1888. JOIN IRELAND,
by the Governor Governor.
j. w. BAINEs,
Secretary of State.
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In view of the fact that the State
w. G.. 4. u. meets in Dallas, May Sth,
9th and 10th, am instructed by II
majority of the State EX. Committee
TO call a convention of the prohibi-
tionists OF Texas to meet in Dallas at
10 o'clock II. H., May 18th, 1885, for the
following purposes, to-wit;
First. TO devise plan to secure the
election of legislature. two years
hence, pledged in advance TO submit Il
constitutional amendment to abolish
the liquor traffic to Il vote of the poo
pie.
Second. To take steps to put prohi-
bition into effect In as many countics
and precincts rs possible under the
local option law.
Third. 10 consider the propricty OF
at once organizing the prohibition
party in Texas: aud for the transac-
ton of any other business that may
lcgitimately come before said conveu-
ton.
The basis of representation shall be
as follows:
/. Every lodge of Good Tcmplars,
every council OF the Friends of TEN
perance, every union of the w. &. r..
U. and every other temperance society
in the state of whatever name, will be
entitled to one delegate.
?. Every university, college and
school, public or private, including
sunday schools, may send one dele
gate.
5. The prohibitionists OF every
county in the state shall he entitled to
send as many delegates rs they see
proper, not exceeding ten from any
one county. Il. l.. DAHoNEY,
Chairman State EN. Committee.
PARIS, Texas, April -, 1885.
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MALLORY! MALLORY!
TEIE CLOTETTE
' 'sss. OF WACO , 'sss'

NO MERCHANT IN WACO NOW HAS TIE HANDLING OF TIE
clothing by the celebrated house of ROGERS PEEr Co..
except MALLORY THE CLOTIER The identical goods
fabric sold Austin that sold Broadway New
of doubt about tho styles being the latest
andth best made.
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COMMERCIAL


GALVESTON. April 2o-The foilowins Is
a comparative statement Of cotton receipts at
the principal markets to-day ani the same date
ast wear
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Kansas CITY, April 2O-CAttle-The Live
stock Indicator reports. Cattle, receipts, 40
slow and Zoe lower: native shipping steers
weighing 100 to 800 pounds, sold az !! hOg5
butcher steers, 100 %. cows, g. 7aml
Hogs--Recelpts, 2gl; opened lower, hut re-
covered: extreme range, 81 20.
shcep-l,eeeipts, 2sus. marked strong aud
active. fair 10 good muttOns, S3G4 20
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barely steady. became dull. closed 2 tn S
points lower; November and December II
TO u points lower.
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Every frst-class dealer sells Opera
Puff cigarettes. win not stick to lDu
lips. ....s.f9
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,LvEsros. April 20 Spot cotton closed


Receipts, lGi bales sales, IA bales tx.
ports - bales Rail shipments - coast
wise -- Stock, HOS.
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and woe. with then the slow recovery
and ascent of a soul redeemed, along the
radiant pathway to the streets of gold.
-Chicago 4Nuance.
sp,R,TuALMlNDEDNEss

This Desirable Cordision Attained Only b,
n Right Way of Thinking, Study and
Living.
1t is part of wisdom to let worldly
cares and enjoyments hang loosely
about us, so that, VIXEN "the inevi-
table hour" m we may let them
fall like a mantle, and take our depart
ure unregretfully. Ripeaed fruit falls
easily. So when the heart OF the
| Christian is truly weaEcd from the
world, death may come st any time
and find him ready. 1t is possible to
be in the world and yet not OF it, to
perform its proper tasks and allotted
duties fully and bravely, while yet our.
supreme desires and affections are set
n things above. If we allow worldly
cares and ~perpleNities to weave them
selves about our hearts so firmly that
they can not rise above the level of our
common life, then we are companion
inc ourselves with the beasts OF the
field who live in the present only, and
whose whole range of being is COM.
prised within the circle of sens
ual qualification. Observation-Disclosures
comes lEOLI d COAlCiAlIooich VI IhC
things that are pure and right and
holy, and from a study of Gods word,
and an application of its precepts to-
our daily life. 1t is not possible to-
have this frame Of mind except it be
with a consciousness that we are ac-
cepted of God, and have received for
g%iveness of sins. While the windows
of the soul are darkened by sin and un-
belief, we can not expect that the sum
shine will pour in to cheer and tighten
it's innermost recesses, and draw its
thoughts Heavenward. The mind that
is set on spiritual delights, that loves to
commune with God, and finds its chief
est Joy in doing His service, will not be
rutlied by every disappointment in Life.
or broken by its ealamities; for these
things it rightly regards as transitory,
as of nc. account in comparison with
things that come. after, and that are
sure and eternal. Clothed in such
serenity and peace, the soul may
move. through the midst of trials
and griefs,. such as come to all of us,
like a great, strong ship whose course
is not stayed by the buf1eting of tho
wind and waves because it has a GER
tam port to gain, and a pilot who
knows how to guide. it there.-Baptla
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