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ALCOEOi,--Y gallon, $2.85Gf2.y7.
MISUNDERSTANDING gallon, 100 u IS 90;
imported oOgnec 1871, II gallon, $3.50, 1872 SO;
s6Q, 1870 1865, $3.50; 1850, $40; 1858, q 90;
1913, $3.50; Otard, Dnpuy q Cos cognac, 1875,
800, 1870, 500; 1851, $500; lslg, Sl0.96; Bis
Iuet, Dubouche & 90. cognao, ISIS, sA,50; 1870,
800; 1915, 800.
GtN-Domestio, New York or Philadelphia,
II gallon, Sl.75; Holland, y gallon, S2O0Ga275:
9ir Robert Burnetps Old Tom, y gallon, 98.l5
to1,25; Sir Robert Burnetts Old Tom, p oash h,
i6,69g5.OO, Holland, fb case, $3.50.
WHIsKY-Louislana reUtined, Bi u cant.
proof - gallon, sl.30; Western, Sl.S6gl 40,
Bourbon, sl.4008.50; Rye, fl.5005S50; SCOTCH,
imported, A.000;4.95i Irish imported, 1926
g2A7G.
UHAMPAdHEg 49, Rouderer Carte Blsnch,
Idsrts, u dozen, Z7.00; Piper Heidseick, quartz,
b dozen, $3.50; Brug 4 Co., quarts u dozen,
AGO. MOel & Chandon, Slllery Mouaseux. II
l1Geu, 1906 Cremant day, 81 dozen, $500; q.
IS. Mumm Co.'s, pints, " additional; dry
verssnSy, zA15; Extra Dry, 900.
WINEe--Callfornia olarst, n gallon, rs;
Ei5nisndel No. !, q gallon, SQ09S5; imported
clareis ordinary II cGsk, 7O009SO,0O; family
'iArhis, per nDSG, 7i.1OtDcU,O1; ane clarets, II
oaek, GONDl15.Og; MedOc, s. osHo, 500; ST.
Julian, u ceae, $50; Mnrggux, u case, 7.OO;
Sonte Canot, q case, 900; ISrope, p case
l2O0i leoyll, p care, l20O; Cnatssn i.aGtts
c1se, &.0a; ordinary, y cags. S.SNSSS,5Oi
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THE BUSINESS WORLD.
COMMERCIAL.

DALLAS, May Rim the local market no
channel of trade. Cotton is cuttinga small
IN dry goods summer fabrics are In demand,
fhouih no changes Of any consequence are
TO report, rs prices are stationary with some
prospects Of an advance. Strawberries are
In moderate demand at $4.oO9p5 90 per case,
es TO quality, and berries generally
command good prices Onions and cab
bage rest at previous quotations.; butter has
dropped lie for best Dallas county at I9c per
pound, and eggs are quoted at 9lsc per
dozen Spring chickens are in active De.
mand OF So TO $3.50 er dozen, while pot atoes
have advanced slightly at 81 20 per bushel
There are no apples in the market. Beef cat
lie hold their own 81 80 to &c per pound !;
hogs, 81 TO SIC per pound Sheep have de-
clined 4 10 &c and hpd purchasers at S2T5 10
$50. The pork market is fairly active. Cof-
fees have fallen X to lc, TO 81 to l0c for Rio
fair; prime, 10 liz to II lie; choice, u 10 l3c.
Sugars have marked up "a to l-2c; yellow
clarified, "a TO &c; seconds, % to &C. In
provisions short bacon has dropped to
5Ac; short dry salt &c; lard, in terce,
ST. Wheat, 70 to Soc Oats in bulk,
has advanced Slightly; bulk, SS; sack, 80.
Bran also felt the boom and quotes, IN store,
at $l.05 to lilo per ewi. Hay, 5000 to 1900 per
ton for prairie, Hardware, metals, drugs
and leather rest at previous prices and the
market is fairly brisk. Bananas and or
anees show no improvement, while lemons
broke the spell and advanced to 1913 TO 400
per box. To conclude the weeks review, the
market is visbly stitching and promises of
better trade ana greater activity are assured.
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DItpGk.

hcIDs-tulphpuc 2 csrbOy, $S,T5; oitriG, y
o, &c; oXeuc, y 70, 10! t9rtafio, powdered y
y, b0.
GUas-Arzhic, select, B 70, 300: aBaroLida
q 70 SO0i oamphor, q 70 IS; opium, $420 70 40
OiLs--borgamOt Sanderson'g, 2 n $40:
smoni sandeIson's, tlS5; peppermint Too
Wlniergreenl f2.H; olive, Malaga, Sl.25.
soAPs-Cestilo, mottlsd, " p, SOLOS. cas-
die, white, l40sl5
AisCELLANEOUB go Ammonia, Cnib,, . q,
40; alum, Cos arrOwrOOt, Bemuds, 800 Bal
sAnli copolba, go; bgraA, refined l2lll4; calC-
tnel, am, Zoe; castor OIL, Is gal, {l.430Ql.BO;
oAesig buds, y 10, l&3l8; cream tartar, pure
y n, SSj corrosive suhltmate, Y n, 6s; ohioro-
lorm, y ID, g0 extract logwoOd, bulk
Oiine, resubllmatsd, y 70, 400; leaves
9uohu, short, " 10, -; leaves, SIENNA, Alex
70, S3i morphiai Eu.ph, d os., $3.50; spirits
9lior sweet y 10 wv alryrhnia, crystals, 81 SO
81 Ng2.
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ExhaustoJ vitality, NervCuh ana Phyaicni
Debility Premature Deoiino OF Men, Errors
or Youth and tho 1utOld m,soriea resulting
nom indHcrsilon excesaeL 10 contains iQh
prescriptions Tor all Ronts and chrouic dlnena-
-, each one Of whlch ~ invaluable. so found
Nv Tho RuthOr, whose experience for % yoara
81 such RH probably never before fell 10 tho lot
rauy physician. SOOpagoa nouna IN hOauii.
mi French muelin, embossed ooverS. nun XIX,
guaranteed 70 be dnar work IN every sense
mechanical, literary md profcesl oua'-tN
n5E oihar work H1ld In tlilH county f0r $50,
or thn money VIII M rafundsd every .u-
stance Price only a by mail. plai-p. ~ 81.
lusirNtlye sample u cents SCud row. dole
media oWn'ded tho author by thc Ngtlnual
Medical Afa1oiRton, 20 'nr 0t1'o~- NJ wlp0b
ne rsfeIB,
The Science OF Lie snnud 10 read by ihe
ynuug FOR Instruction, AND by tho afHicigd Tor
relief ~ VIII honodt yl. - london Lancet.
There IS no momber % 0cieiy 10 wnom The
Nolenoe Of Life viii not 90 na0ful, whether
youth, parent, gunydisa, ~ irGcinr M clergy.
mSu ,-. Argonaut
Ad6fet5the p0Rhody AOd,c1. !nvNnt- or
ur. ", ", Parker, No. Buihncn street aGs-
1n Maze, who may bo consulted IN tu di3.
.UHste requiring ghill sud yxperlonce. Chronic
an obstinate disoases that have bNifoi INC
sk''' oi eil other phyd SEgn I'm clans
sepecl ily,Such treated w ~ ~ T., sue
cc3lully without an sEuENAFcsg rEaa %
instance OF failure 81 Y ~ Es.RuF
Mention this pana',
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pnrcotnin photogranhs.

j. II. Webster, the Elm street photo
tographer, is making the celebrated por-
celain photograph; also, photos on
watch disls, silk hsndkerchiefs, hat
marks, etc. You should not fail to see
those mineral tinted or Berlin photos,
also made at this gallery. They are the
prettiest pictures ever introduced. Web
ster understands his business and at
terds to the same, therefore, we advise
all who want new styles and fine work
to go to his gallery. You shopld remem-
ber how we'll Webster takes baby
nhOtos
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LEArHER.

LoUIsyrIhE OAK SOLE LeArHpR-x
nsevy, iree OF brands, $50 lb X medium, nee
Of brands, $40 Id; A heavy, one brand. S9c
ini medium one brand, $40 ID; Baltimore
buFFALo SLAUGHTER Prime, 10 to - lii
sue o,c lhi good, is 70 20 sides, go 10; cOun.
N lbi NO. |, oak harness lea, N to sic n.
no, y onk harness lea, n 70 &c 10; No, 4.
nonl harness lea,3C 10; No. 2 hem harness ,es
slo 10 no, i hem stirling lea, Sac 10; No, p,
leather, - 10 81 q side.
thILADELPHtA OALF--ExtrA quality, q
" 70 10 70 du!eni sl2o 10; Ss 10 ~ 10 10 DOZEN,
tSl9 Ioi ~ 70 on 10 TO dozen, Sl06 10; "a 70 70 10
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Thnnsnnds snY Sn.

Mr.. T. w, Atkins, Girard, Kan,
writes: 81 never hesitate to recommend
your Electric Bitters to my customers,
theyiglve entire satisfaction and are rapid
Sellers" Electric Bitters are the purest
and best medicine known and will
positively cure kidney and liver COM
plants. Purify the blood and regulate
the bowels. No family can afford to DO
without them. They will save hum
dreds of dollars in doctors bills every
year. Sold at fifty cents bottle by
w. II. Howell IL Bros.
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voups nyan,.-Kaas TbIs.

The Voltaic Belt company OF March
ohall, Mich, offers TO send thsir cele-
brated electro oltaio Belt and other
Electric appliances on trial for thirty
days 10 men (young or old) afflicted
with nervous debility, loss Of vitality
and manhood and MI kindred troubles.
Also for rheumatism, neuralgia, paral-
ysis and many other diseases, Com
plete restoration 70 health, vigor and
manhood guaranteed. No risk is in
cured, as thirty days trial is allowed.
Write them at once Tor illustrated pam
phlet free.
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RnOTR AVN nnnna.

Mems kip broganA, s5gl.25; boys kip bro.
senH SS5l.OOi mems =. calf brogann, l.0ilal16;
BOY Z, calf brogana, 9Xesl %; rnenig gin
I-haokle plows, l.0OGi.g5; boys Kin g-buokls
ploNs, eo(sll 20; mems bun balls, congress and
outtoDl l.bRG22o; mons calf balls, congress
and button, 2he94.J0: mems kip boots, 2l.OOs
WV mems I. calf boots, 24.00Cp450o; mems
WV boy's 4, calf boots, l6.50(31s.O0; boy'a
AN bo0tei Ss,eEGlI.OO; wonan's ~ kip polSs az
atflHoi Missed ~ kip pOlkas, dom:
ioilds ~ Kip polkRs, all alres, lS3n5tc; childs
lnd - polish, l00(3l.S5; Miastg' calf peg And
Sd pOllah, elNllO; womon's bu aewsd mol.
sd, slNl.6i wOmen's calf sewO. Dailsh, I,lO
si.si37i women,A grain sewBd and Polish, nj
BE-; Momon's Sid newed, NGl.T5i woman'H
ioat Bevod polish, l.saai.75.
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CooPERAar.

ro Hoop poles poles, nouFGeMa per NJ, 1900; hoop
slaves, flour barrdfT{y NJ, 800; headiTy
Hour barrel, per set, d: pksnnt hoops, per M
lO,OO; hour barrels, 80; half barrels, 40; iron,
Oounu syrup Kegs, . gal, As; iron-bound
~ GAL, IOi liquor kegs, varnlsh, d, q gal, k5,
liquor Kegs, vanished, 10 gal, l.SS half bar.
,els, l'Soi molasses barrels, cypress. / IS; mo-
iasses half barrels. cvnress. lbs.
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w0oL, HsDHs avn FELTRrrs.

WOOL Mexican, ffes NJ burrb, nominal.
Mer ,ar Improved, 2gl7o; coarse, Ice; Ins-
dun i63lsc; me wool, according TO dir
ahd coalition, l4la22o; bury, 299o Ger
pound lesa, according 10 bars.
HTDk5-Prlnle plump iinis, ~ shs nua ~,
lio per 10; seconds, plump niuts, 20 ihs and MP
l39 per nj prime light aud dipa,l IKE per ";
onlls and stags, 9ellc pOr n; dry saited, II
Sc,
TAtL9w--PTiuo ialloW, 6ci ;allcw Uozsa
vfluW iC 1roWu fis1,
PHbrRTus--DeOs HEinF, l6,SlSo; sntslepo, ID
~ Ai lhcap psli3, ~ ptT wool gts065o, shear.
loN. iHaNe; fnllin or poverty from 0nl2c
sales OF wool since April IS have been
chiefly l3elBc. ana nearly all receipts so far
closed medium
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The disposition Universelle do Fart
Culinaire" awarded the highest honors
TO Angostura Bitters as the most eiiica-
cious stimulant to excite the appetite
aud to keep the digestive organs in
good order, Ask for the genuine arti-
Gle, manufactured only by DR.. j. &. b.
Siegert ~ Sons, and beware of imita-
lions.
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EmuIr. rounrRY. aAnn. nrr.

APHLrg-ti60 per harrei; mono IN marl ct
0BAEo rs .-Slcily, " box, $40 TO $40
SrRAwnERRtEs- Sito 50 per case, accord.
Ing 20 quantity.
DKBeV s-si0ily, 4 boz, tS.5C.
DATKB--In frR,lH 20.
BANANAe-2,0tQg350 y bunch
OHtONS--yhu0 ~ tarrol
EOTATOEs--T burhsl, LIS.
pABNAGE-lu per 10.
OmoKENB- We quota 70 8S y aaseai
turkeys, $50.
EeGa--l0c y doaon,
BUrrHR-Pegt grade northern, &C; oast
Dallas county, ~. other Ioxas county hnS.
'er,2oo Owe, Sccor0inF 30 quality,
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The simplest and best regulator of the
disorderedIllver in the world, are Car
ter's Little Liver Pills. They give
prompt relief in sick headache, dizsi-
ness, nausea, DC; prevent and cure
constipation and piles; remove sallow-
ness and pimples IRON the complexion,
and are mild aud gentle in their oper-
alton on the bowels. Carriers Little
Liver Pills are small and as easy to
take as sugar, One pill q dose. Price
25 cents.
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shakspore Says Truly;

iINWI WNlUH VIC UWII z IONel
BY any other nams would small. rs sweet
But the reverse is equally true, and the
simple fact that so many Wretchod per-
fumes are designated Florida Water
does not inpart to them any OF the
sweet fragrance of the genuine Murray
81 Laaman's Florida Water, Beware of
thaae counterfeits, and mako sure Of OBJ
tanning only tho right article which has
won Tor itself the foremost position as o
toilet requisite.
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Hard Times.
UA


While money is close, wages end pri-
ces low, expenses should DO cut down
in every household. Economy the
watch-word for mothers, head off docOrs'
bills by always keeping in the house a
bottle of DIR. Bosanko's Cough and
Lung Syrup. Stops a cough Instantly,
relieves consumption, cures Group and
pain in the Ghost IN one night. 1t Is
just the remedy for hard times. Price
80 cents and $500. Samples free. Sold
bY all drnrpiats.
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Notice 10 Comnerclni Traveiers,

GARRETT STATION, TExAs.--The Kon-
nedy house is now open for the accom-
mediation of the travelling public and is
presided over 10y Mrs. Kennedy. The
house has been entirely rehtted with
new furniture and the rooms well car
peted. The table is supplied with every
will fully convince you that no house in
the state sets better table. BE happy
to have my old patrons.
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HJ1BER AMI BUILDING wATulsHAx-

LUGuEE-- Rough luu Der, SlS.OO:N a. pative
ceiling IA Wi Il motive ceiling, 22,50;k native
n9QunRl s9yOi y native siding, 100; y rough
ceiling, 1850.
SAtN oLNa-'Boss, cypress. A.b0; .. x oy-
press, s.0.; no, cypress, ais; native plne
lsayta, 3.6l; native sap, $40.
tosrS-CedEr posts, best, l1}ko each.
LAruS-Per 900, 400,
BRICK-Dallas brick, $50 por 1000.
gen, $50 per barrel.
. CEMENT RGsendale, 275i Portland, best,
3.25 per barrel.
STONE ELuEs-About 500 per foot.
DhAlH FIPE-trom l6c per foot, aud high
or according 10 size.
lltMB-Cooperod lime, 200 per barrel
NAIR-GORl. 90 nor mind
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Are You mnu9 miserable by indiges
ton, constipation, dizzinoss, Ions OF ap.
petite, yellow skin7 ]hll1h's VitallaerlS
a positive cure, soid by ]. J.. Williams
Il Co,
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LIVE STOCK.

1na quotations given below refer 70 oorn 10 a
animals, living weight
BEEvEs-S1tgio per pound.
Oows--S1io, per pound; mich COWS, cons.
non, $50 per head.
SHnEP-Prime, 2.76 to 3.5).
9oATs-None on the market,
doas--SII g9s4c per pouad.
BULLS AND 5rAes-l5tQtac per pound,
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ShiiOh'A 1UIg viii Immediately relieve
GROUP, wh9opiug cough and srou0hitis,
Sold ~ J. J.. WilliRmsN %.
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The Rev. George X. TAsyor, Of Boar
ht Indiana, says; "Both myself and
VIII eve our lives 10 Shiloh's Oonsump-
ton Gore" Sold nv !. Williams u Co.
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Largest Embroidery Sale
ever known at tho prices advertised Vt
Baum0n's.
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This Is the hre season; 80 insure your
properly with Smith q Hall, agauJa
Du''t oNn0r'tS HIRAM office.
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MONEY, sroo IAN noNDs.

INV YORK, May l2.-Money on call
easy ~ ] per cent; prime mercantile pa.
ier tooi foreign exchange, higher at 81
~. uv ueys, and ASO Tor short Slght.
IlnAeu 40 The following nrlrnA MID,
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shllon's Cough nnd Consumption Cure
is ssid by ne on y guarantee. II curOa
gnnsnmotion. Sold bv J. l.. williams
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4 nasal Injector tros with zach bottl0
u shloh's catarrA Rom0Oy, pvlos a
10ntr SOLD hv =. H. williams 81 20,
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Sleepless nights made miserable the
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is by
remedy for you. Sold by j. l.. Willams
n Eo
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Ice delivered IN All parts OF tho city.
Texas Ice Company, Telephone $40. Ice
made nom Browder Springs wster.
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At Douglas Bros. merchant tailors you
will find the most complete stock of
woolens in Texas.
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8. Alstnnls.
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Baxter Telenhonea.

Sold or rented by d. M. Clover, gem
eral uperintendent Texas Overland Toll
ephouo and Telegraph compauy,7ll Elm
-iYnaf
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Vine French
imported Covers 81 Bsumgr's,
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Birthday, Wedding cards aud exoui-
slle statlOuarv. nt PA 1 =. Ernle
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Road wagons, phetons, buggles and
every style Of vehicle Tor sale low, by
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4 SKIN OF BEAUTY Is A IOT FOREVER.
Or. t. Felix GOGrAud's
Oriental Cream Or Magical Bsau'IaGr
PuRIFIES AS WE'LL AS BEAUTIFIES
rCIAEi t5KIN.
Ma Other Cosmetic viii do is.

erly made, Accept no counterfoit OF similar
name. phedisungulshed DR.. l., Il, Bayre said
you ladies' will use them, recommend Gou-
rauo's Cream ~ tho least harmful or all tho
skin preparationsW One bottle win last ak
months, using IL every day. Also poudro
Subtle removes superAUOus hair without In
Jury 10 the akin. MAX. NJ. Il. II. GouRAUD,
Slle proprietor, 4s Bond street N. Y
Fdr sale hy all druggists nd fancy goods
dealers throughout tho DaLl staten, CnNa-
ds aud hnrope' Bewara " hBso limitations
~ $50 reward for tho grrsSt rad proctor ery
ono sailiug the same
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Burnett's Coooalne

hUTntII-H NOUOhIne
HAS Received UNIVERSAL ENDORSE
MENT.
No other preparation possesses such
remarkable properties for embellishng
and strengthening the hair and render
ing 1t dark and glossy. 1t cures bald
moss and eradicates dandruff.
Burnetts Flayoring Extracts are the
host.
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just Received at Holloway q Co.'S.

Hammocks and baby swings atErb's
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One car of sugar cane, stock peas etc.
All kinds ofplants for sale.
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Pickniok and lunch baskets at Erb's
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IMPORTS AND STOCKS.
p, Exnorts this Week. Great Britain, lO,o97
france -; Continent, 1852. Stock at all
United states ports, this day, $50 40; thie
lay last yesr, $50 SlS
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In all colors and styles at prices to suit
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coxaoN.


leans, steady; Galveston, quiet; Liverpool,
easy.
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Hor NAhtoi.
French pattern hats and bonnets a
Baumanis.
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Blu fAskeds
TOM: Cicsed--New York, firm; New Or
leans, steady; Liverpool, steady
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--=-e
Plants Patent flour $40 per owt. ut Ed.
S. Alston's.
Pickniok and lunch baskets at Erb's
Birthday, wedding cards aud exnui-
site stationary. NJ Pal r, Ernie,
--e
Road wagons, phetons, buggles and
every style OF vehicle for sale low, by
Orr, 72i Main street.
Now Limo
Of ribbons at Bauman's.
Fancy Goods
and full limo OF ladies' wear, al Bau-
mans,
For Eastoi.
French pattern hats and bonnets AZ
Bauman's.
Ladies' Suits
In all colors and styles at prices 20 suit
all, at Bauman's.
Tomorrow.
Look out for the embroidery sale at
Bouman's.
New patterns and styles of Wall Paper
W reduced prices nc
HAMILTON d YouNe's,
so Elm street.
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,f ribbons at Bauman's.

: and a full limo of ladies' wear, at Bau-
y / mania
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-20

"These presents are TO attest that Flora
MacAllisier Is not my wife; and call God
10 witness that neither now nor hereafter
will sesk TO become her husband.
DONALD CAnPBELI.
''Dudhope Ferry, My ~, is"
Good Godl IL was May 18th that very
day. Yes, twelve months 70 day, almost
20 an hour; and now this accursed thing bad
come 10 remind him OF his humiliation, his
degradation, and Of the rufiianly outrage Of
which he had been the victiml Grief,
shame, rae, despair filled his heart and
fired his brain, and with a wild cry the I'M
fortunate man fell senseless to the ground.
Az that moment tho manager, who had
come rdunl TO congratulate him. en.ar'
his dressing room. Mr. c. took stock OF
the situation Mt once 'Quckl TO my room;
bring bottle Of whisky -sharp's the wofdr
snd he 10 The dresser
Sharp was the word AMI in minute the
dresser wps back with the whisky The
manager IN the interim had unloossl Curly
cravat and baihed his forehead with eau de
cologne. Then he administered glass on
two Of neat whisky; the effect was as in.
stantaneais as remarkable. Curly pulled
himself together, said something about be
ing overcome with heat and excitement,
picket up the letter, put IL into his pocket,
accepted lhe managers congratulations ar
ranged n boutonniere from the flowers for
his last stcn', slipped on his dress NJ gown
thought be would have another glass OF
WHISKY, and rushed on the stage.
II will be remembered that this is the sit
uation I'M which Dorieourt protonds to go
mai, By this time Curly had got the audi
ence In the tall Of his bnnd, and could do
just what he like with them. Rouul fol
lowed ropnd OF applause ronr followed ronr
Of laughter, aud Curly laughed, too--in.
deed, he laughed louder than any one. Evi-
de"tly lle was enjoying the performance
quite ms much ms the spectators.
When the sceni was over he returned Ia
his dresking room, slipped on his coat,
Skipped into thu whisky, and finished the
bottle. Decidedly he was enjoying himself
Yesl no was having fine high old time of
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Back he went TO tho prompt entrance
he had tel a handkerchief grolesquely over
his head-anl on he came for Lis last mad
scene. He laughed louder than ever-Ghe
audience laughed, the actors laug he'd,
every body lnughed-never had a mnd scene
been acted so naturally before. Tho houIe
was In convulsions-so was Curly. He Ind
lust announced his intention of "lunching
ON a steak of broilel hppopotamus before
he went on voyage OF discovery to the
moon, when ell at once he appeared to
change his mind on the subject S auding
still he glared into the stage box to his
right. IL was empty-quite empty. There
was nd mistake about that. But Doriclurt
seemed to be under the impression that some
ono wis there, for he began TO appstrophisc
an imaginary object.
at wasn't my fault, darling h9 ex-
caimal. you know | would have died
for your sake; but ! had no weapon. Ii
hal IL had Don't look at mo like that,
dearl See soel the coach Is at the door;
they're coming to take you away but they
shain't Take your hands from her, curse
youl-ttake your hands from har Nay,
then" AMI with wild, piercing
scream that rang through every corridor
and every avenue in the building the poor
wretch leaped into the empty box, a raving
madman
Whnt signifies tho play or tho audience
now.
When Tragedy casts her sad and solemn
shadow over the scene-when the poisoned
bowl ovcrllows and the keen dagger i up
liftol TO stri 20 tho fatal blow-Tomfuul laws
aside his cap anl bells, and the graceless
hussies, Farce and Comedy, retire, and hide
their diminished heals So drop the cur