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RANnMARr - .srALs.

AGEs-COlins, 3 dozen, 200; Gold Doltr,
= dozen, 800; Diamcud Elge, y dozen, 800,
Double BIZ 1900.
sKILLErs AVN LIDs-lJkc y r; sugar Sst.
TIN PLATE-I. c, lOl8, q hoz, 500; I. @.
l4x2O, Is box, 800; Teuo, l.ZH, B boz $50;
Tcrne, 2OxS, r. box 1850.
TFWARE-Piooed discount 80 d cent.
stamped, discount 81 r cont
SOLDERING. l, i6ci No, x and VI. TO- D ~.
Duck HOHaE IAng-NO. J, i1h = d0sCu.
HAMEs-Ivo loop 2.j2 dozen; thros loop,
BIS p dozen.
pGcKs-ln boxes, 100 qspeTs, 2.50 o box
HRuD H0FR-E dozen, T60; rgilrogd picks
l dozen, $50.
3sAr1oOKs-fS doSon, $50
RuBBER BEITGNg Discount 50 . cent.
NAtLg-300 rate
SaOYELs And 5PAUEs-- i.oWlandlf az
count 40 e cPut, Ames' llsj, NJ el goods.
count 40 dLu 10 p cent.
HEAVY HARDW ARE--shait1, hnitha ., 90
poles 1850; aiugletrees wagons, 6el-tt, LIS
buggy, 225; express 2bli wagon jOnguCU
1000; hickory aXles, lnOJi bolslort a75i COUP
ling poles 47bi spuEe8, AAA select. 2.lh
xxx, 25l' sawed fell0es, u, l.75; 9, 400
Bowdeu Shoes, eco, northwestern horf0nails
No. @, 600; Z, sos; 8. EQOi oar ron, 20 rate
plOw steel, &c; epriu Cl,So, cast rtcCl, $50
BUaGIEg-GrCde nd spring top, $4,000
1000: do, open, 70.J, 5000; do. side spr!n.
top, l000Gtpl3b,0O; DO, side bar, l01O1Gl31;Al
DO. phWtops, l26,USGlbJO0! grade A. sidl
spring, li0,00G2lO.00; do, phuions, l50O01
N0.0Qi bumL seat buggiea, 51.0QS, 2JlO0, plat
! form GprlngB, tl0.QtslS)QG, thros spring Wag
| CuB, R1lNtilh.Q0,
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nECOBOL--F gallon, S2Jig1.G.
luAEpIEs-DOmestc,f gallons 90 n fa0g;
imported cognno, lSI1 = gallon, fLS0i lsl2 tbssi
no, 1910 1866, S5,5Hi 1860, N.iO; 1865 81 ,OJ,
1875, 5000; Otard, Dupuy 4 Co.'S cOgnRc, iS5S
$50; 1870 500; 1854, $500; 1873, tl0.2ii Bis
,uSt, Dubouche 4 CO, eognac, 1875, 3i.50i 1870
QIE-Domestic, Now YORK or Philadelphia
B gallon, {i.7ii Holland, h gallon, s20ol12.7h
air Robert BuTnotts Old Tom, = gallon, 49,.
a3.g5; sir Robert BurnCtts Old Tom, a cgak
95Ng9.O0; Holland, y case, il.JJ.
WNIsKY-i uuisinua reollhCd, % n cent
proof y gallon, $3.50, Western, Sl.SOili.4Q
bourbon, ;l.i0GS50; Rye, N.H@30; Scotch
Imported, yA.O08i.Di lrishi imported, R.2
Eg47h
CHAlrrAaNEs Rouderer Care Blanoh
uarts, y dozen, A.0); Piper Heidselok,Quaris
\ d0Een, gSO0 Krug 4 Co. quarts, & duzon
l2.6O, MOer ClsudOu, sulory MoussHdy, E
iOssu, 500; Cremsnl dAy, y dQfeui BOO q
IA. Mumm & Co.'s, plniF, N additional; drI
yerscuRy, A75; Extra Dry, 200,
WINEs-Call.orniR claret n gallon, 20
2ieniaudel No. ], "a gallon, MfS5i IMPORTS
olsrets, ordinary, Il cask, lONoalOQi famil
sl0rets, per oask, 7OOlG0O0; rne olaTots, 1
coax, pO.0I1l7tOO; Medoo, 4 case, 500; ~
Julian, = case, ESQ., MargnuN, n case, 100
pnnte Camel, e cr1c, l0pl, Lurusei IA CnCs
1870; Leovill, r cRfo 400; Chateau lantts
y cast, 9A00j ordinary, y case, Ailisl 6l
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,ace,vli WIZ OAK suIE LEAruER-N
cfb,gl iIee or hran0y, ,Nc 10; X medium, nee
N, "I,,nusj l1C In; q heavy, ono brand. So
N9r, ilc. 'N' ''o 10 i'hiNi'luSe
.t1iU FfA1.O SLAuUHr-g-- priro i6 ia "a Ia
tSS Il, ~, ~ lh good, litg N Ndes 30 10: coun
an ~ 20 lslb sideg, Zee ih; ~. D., Mltamotaq.
n No T, oPE hglcess lea, IS To- Sc 10.
beS, oah hnrnse lea. 80 10 82c %; No. /,
SIC 4 =. ~ ne,s lrn .l5c loi Np.2hem harness len
i iS,l skirtlnF Ice. SsClF. Well apl bridie
"fpI,lari q TO S5a sac. anu '''N''
IN "a ADELfnlA CAfE--Extra Quality, q
TitiN, 20 dozen, 500 lb;Gs 10 a 10 10 doYcn,
10 doss. i,9m lh 70 dorcni Sl.05 III; o. % 90 10
pine 49, OALF-Sl.i5 W I.a1 ID; XXX top.
plpes M So Ofsi S.ab 10 Ss.uldoEon, xxx top
'1N''Wi Colon, extra large, $50 10 tli dorSn,
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AofDs-Suiphurio, y oaIOoy, 1910, oitrio, :.
D, Csc; oxalic, y N, 49, triario, powdered I
Is, 81.
6uMs-Arabio, ssicci, a n, TO, s-gi6iids
s. 20 sc; camphOr g tos5; opium, tisot 20 $50,
OIs-nOrgamot, fGudsWuu's h n, f2l0;
ismon, BandeTHon's, tl.6o; peppermint, $500
wlntorgr0en, $3.50 olive, Malaga, Sl2i.
PO1AsR-- Bromide, = ~ Nlc; iOdide, S2i.
HoAPs-Castile, ncttied, n ID, Egl0oi ca.
tile, white, li6lb
MIsoELLANrOuu Ammonia, onrh,, n ~,
100; alum 300; arrownoot, hermudai Sloi bpl-
sam, cOppihg, &c; hOrca, tUanod, lAllf; Gallo
mel, am. 71c; castor oil, N gsl, yl.fVrltii
caalin buds, 81 70, lSglS, cream tsrisr, pure.
q n, IS; corrosive suh'imGte, b N, q; ohlQIo-
form, q 10, 30; extract loNwoOd, bulk
& N. 'i2Nlii glycorIne, bulk, a h. 2SeS)i
iodine, rOsublmatCd u 70, Luo, lcayca,
Duchu, ahcrt, = u. A leaves seuue, AloN.,
a. ID, rs; mofphlg sulph. p os,, flN; fpirlis
pi.nr swaG., "a ~, 50; 81, chnia, crystals si.8i
q llOi lgp,oca, y p, I; var, while, 3 NJ
al6t10
scipho,e Quinius, y o., tltOaylOj.' oln.
chauldia, $50 100,
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Satips and BrOcades
are selling fast at Buman's.
Iurn fnr PiIaa.

Cure for Piles.
Piles are frequently preceded by a
lower part OF the abdomen, causing the
patient to suppose he has some atfec-
ton Of the kidneys or neighboring Or
gaus. At times, symptoms of indiges.
ton are present, flatulency, unead.
ness Of the stomach, etc. A moisture,
like persplration, producing very dis
ageeable itching, after getting warm,
il common attendant. Blind,
Bleeding and Itching Piles yield at once
to tho application OF DR.. Bosanko's Pile
Remedy, which acts directly upon the
parts affected, absorbing the fum0rs
allaYing the intense itching, and affect.
| ing permanent euro. Price, 90 cents
| Address, the DR.. Bosanko Medicine Co.
Piqua, Ohio. Sold hv all druggists.
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Forty Years Experience of am 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 i'm the United
States, and has been used for forty years
with neyer-failing safety and success by
millions of mothers and Chi rem, from
the feeble infant of one wee. bid TO the
adult ltcorrects acidity of the stomach,
relieves wind collie, regulates the bowels,
and gives rest, health and comfort to
mother and child. We believe it the
best and surest remedy i'm the world, in
all cases of dysentery and diarrhoea 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 IL Perkins is on the outside wrap.
per. Sold by all medicine dealers. b
cents bottle.
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GRAM ANn BREAD srUFTs.

WEEAT-tG f7lc,
RIM Kansas, use.
UOsp--ln eat, dlc; ErcSeh tDc
OAr8--lu hulls, 3lo; IN eack, Use; from store
70 b. " higher.
FL0Un-rercvL. Patont, $50; Canoy, Sagi
,hoioe isliily, Slb; XNNN, s2ei, low grade
2h.
Bar -por cwt!At mills, SO; IN sore, pS0l
u.1.
hoMfNr ANp GRfTn-S5 per barryl
FEED-.Chupped o9rn per l0l pou No, yi.Q
lhoppcS corn and Og'a per 100 pouuiG. IA
lorn brln per 100 pounir, zoe.
GRAHAM FIoui-.per 100 pounds, 81.
AAY--Prairio, q por I'm, or ~ loose; mil
lot, 80 per ton, or 81 loore.
MIiI,ET SEHn-dic, German mllletnlo.
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MARKETS ny rGLEGRAPu.

81. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, hprl Flour higher and
hlrlyaciyci NN, PCS to 3 70; NIX, 9 10 TO
&2i; lymll 81 TO $50; choice, $40 10 $50:
Fancy $40 TO $40; Patent, 40 TO 5lO
Wheat very active; excited sharply:
higher bui Dropped "a toward the close and
finished NJ "a 20 "a above Yesterday; NO. 2
rcd % eashi B3,a O. B.g, closing 0l& May;
@E 10 wy closing @.g, June; 06}s 20 g)IT
Corn arm and g. 10 q higher, bat not
active 40 10 lOl4, cash; 20 10 ava, April; IOl
tolM May; ~ to l2is, June,
0als higher; iuaciiNei 8 CASH 3a TO $50,
Nsy; 39l, June.
Cornmral arm 800 to 22j,
Wool steady and unchanged.
Whisky steady; II.
Provisions SLOW only job trade.
Pork, l1OJ.
Lari, bIj toG3).
Bnlk me0t-Inng cler 500; shor, rib, 65j
tOB@; short clear, GO tUG13.
Hans On ia lUl%.
Cattc-tcceips,7 90; supply Hight md not
equal Zoo Che muud; prices firm; medium
TO good steers sold readily an i.7daa 20;
choice nominal, 5iun1.75; common to fair,
iiOGi 70, native butchers steers Itlt4SO:
cows ana heliels, 32'9L2ii c0rn-itd Texans,
4gjdi IS.
Hog, strong; shade better; i0Odi5O.
ssheep- Receipts, 30; active; firm; COM
monio lHir, 2.ibt t.2ji medium to go. d, g. lOd
i.25i choice O CNtTn, itufi.il.
EANeAe Crq,y Su.il- IN. .,,, ut,..i, L., -
dcaor reports;
Catt.c-K,cripts, 1870, drm and active OK.
port, 2u9 10 40; good 10 choice shipping.
4AQ'l common 10 medium, i.U4 iSl;
feeders Opo5 cows. 2.75a3.5O
Hogs Rcceipts. 7g0. 5 cents biober.
Gmei; IOAdi.30
Sheer REGENTS. 25t, strodv, roIrto ,ood
muttons, q dGGg.2j; common To medium. 10
S-'-' ,.,.,,..,..,,,.
NEW YORK, Anil -Beevsg-Rpcalpt,
go; 10 carloads for cXportRtion and nj for
city trade direct; no trading i'm beefc1ttlc:
dressed beef sides stgudy ntStoOlS foror.
Shcep-Bccoipts, carload, all clippcd:
sheep market 0ulet aud uuchnnrpi nj Bf5to
sbon ySarlIpgs, eIn ia mis- w. Vim rr u u,
arrive mitNfreciy, and sell al 500 10 100 Der
Han, ,,,,.,. ,.,..., ,--
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AImportant Discovery.

. Important discovery.
the most important discovery is that
which brings tho most good 90 the great
est number. Or. Kings New Discovery
for consumption, coughs and colds, win
preserve health and save life, and IL a
priceless boon 10 tho afflicted. Not only
does it positively cure consumption, but
coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma,
loarsoness, and an affections OF the
throat, chest and lungs, yield AZ orco to
its wonderful curative powers. If you
doubt this, get trial bottle free, at w.
n. Howell ~ Bros drug store.
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Rnnrh Asnsanr.

- S,,o ssl Zip brogsnu, e59l25; boys kin bro.
~ T%si.oV; mems 2, calf brogans, l.etRl rs
.SsseRi e ploys, l01sel.S5; boys Kip 2.bnckls
p.os.ws, SSal.2o; mems buzz balls, congress M
'ulV9n, l.sO9225; mona calf balls, oongres.
s \ p button, 25O9450; mems KIP boots, I.OSe
s;f mems = I; ealt boots, 20Ose4hO3 nenil
90 boys I, calf boots, lS.50G2i.OJ: boys,
~ In,oots, a5Sk5zl 90; women's ~ sippolks,
5Sycl5tc; Misses % kip polkes, gIG7Oc
,olo's ~ KIP polkss, all Sizes, 45e5Sc; child,
I'd ss polish, l00@lS5; Misses cslf Ss ss' 5ns
l2 poiisn, sO9l,lO; wOmen's huff Sawed ,,ol.
III yayssi.2o; women's calf sawed polish. IA
y Nh women'e grain Rawed mad pOlish 3,
,l.Soi @omen's Kid sewed, 9OQa I.T6s women,
s'2a SeTGd polish. l.5grpl'7s.
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AgMnER ANn nuII.nrno Mnnrnr.r.

hyghBER- Rough luu her, SIS 90; " natiye
SeelllhS, IL lli Is native ceiling 22,50:fs NATIVE
nIH9irlng, 25(0; e native siding, $500; z rouqh
sAlheLEs-- Boss, cypresa. $3.50; o, K CIV.
press, 40; No. l oypfess, as: native Nil :
neGrts. 80; native Sap heats. s2.7s.
PosTs-Cedar posts, best, me ench.
llATHs-Per 600 400.
bbICK-Dallas brick, $50 per l,0O0.
PLASTER PARIs-Nay York. SO0. Nicbi.
gan, $50 per barrel
6CENElNr-Rosendala, 2.75i Portland, best
5.25 per barrel
sroNE FLUEs--About 500 per foot,
or according to size.
fMF-Coopered lime, eco per barrel.
HAfR-0oat, Be pBr pund
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80 = 80 80 fsHNAA 2 VA a IS Eka
euL-NeNic9n, nee Of burrg, l09l9c; ASov.
3Sn Improved, l8g9c; coarse, l8c; one ua.
Hana lU9i6c; 1ne wool, according to dirt apd
oaciuoni IiGAo; bury, case por pound
sos according 90 hurre.
hIpEh-frim9 plump 6iuts, - ms and M
10 per nj seconds, plump tllnts, % ms aud M
5Nc per 70; primo light and hips NE per rs
uiis, bulls and siags, 8Sslio per 10; dry sailed
$55l13o, according 70 condition; green sailed
IALIoW--PJims tallow, Co; tsllow ersnss
-. Ltcf S1SHsS. vellOg u brown Hs,SC.
IAITEtE5--Deer skins, lG9lSo; antelepS, II
Size sheep pelte. vs. per wool, afge6bc: shear
n8Ai le9boi Fallin and poverty from 2GS,
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The VoltNc Belt company of March
chall, Mich, offers TO sund their cello
brated oiectrO-Voltaic 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 al kindred troubles
Also for rheumatism, neuralgia, paral.
ysis and many other diseases, Com
pleto restoration 10 health, vigor and
manhood guaranteed. No risk is In.
CURED, rs thirty days trial is allowed
Write them ut once for illustrated pam
phlot freq.
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OherrJ and Fer.
on ,sry BODY knows the virtues OF Wild
anv AND Tar as a relief and cure for
com ssnecliors OF the throat and lungs,
arc i a with these two ingredients
tho co rev simple healing remedies IN
ana fppo,ition Of DR.. Bosanko.s Cough
tlcia lung syrup, making II Just the ar
honsoy en should always have In the
bronclior coughs, colds, Group and
Samn,hs. Price 20 cents and $l.0O.
"pies free. Sold by all druggists.
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LIVE nrnnr

quotations given below refer 10 corr .fe.,
gFrvrs az. mails, living weight
- a. s0 per head. -''''" ''"s' N""'-
GoiTs- INiIlmc Sg3l{e per pound.
Z RRoe<-Saoic por poupd.
VANS AND SrAos--llsgss2c per pound,
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FRUIT, POULTRY, GAME, xxc.

APrLEs-s5.Oj per bsrrel.
OnAEaks-Siclly, y box, $50.
LENevs--Siclly, 4 iox, $3.50.
DATEs-ln ffailt, 10.
BArANAs-SINri.0O n bunch.
GRAPEs-Malaga, none,
BwEKT PorATuKs-l.On'el.60.
OHfoNB--t5,VQ y hnrrel
poTAroKs-p hrehai, 1.10.
CABBAer-to per ID.
CHIoKnEs-Te quote ri 500 y dessnl
Turkeys, 7bo.
Eo9B-l0c n doxen.
Burrsu-pest grade northern. 80: besi
Dallas county, DO, other Tomas county bat'
F,Sp vi -, scsoruing 70 cuality.
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Genuine Six Summer old o. r. @.
Taylor whisky Is only kept ut the Mer-
chants Exchange Bar, corner Lamar
and Commerce streets. The established
reputation OF this whisky speaks for
itself. In every attribute Of purity and
excellouoe IL is incOntrov artably supe-
rior 10 any other distillation IN Ken
Uiplgv.
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Tho gentleman who desires drink oil
something hne, that viii reiuyenRts
without producing any bad effect, 3
cigar, or 4 may be 10 indulge in n quiel
game Of billiards or pool, and withal
courteous treatment, will hnd the sans
st the Turf saloon, opposite Olivor 8
Grigg's bayk. Ellie Thompson, pro
uriDfDr.
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Buoklen,a Arn,oa saIve.

Tho best salve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chspped hands, chilblsips,
corns and all skin eruptions, aud posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed 20 give perfect satisfec-
ton, or money refunded. Price IS cents
per box. For sale by w. IL. Howell Il
Hro
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Extremely low priooa have been
marked on All tho furniture Geo. Rick
mss iu stock --tablos, chairs, rockers, he'd
room and parlor sots. Givo him n call
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NniIcnin rnmmrrrlnl rr.rnlnra

Those visiting Pilot Point should stop
vt the Harris House which has Just been
completed, where the best accommodn.
ton and table supplied with every deli
cgcy the market affords.
II. X. HARRIS, Proprietor.
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pnpor Unnpinr I.ovcr rbnp Fver

Satisfy yourselves of the above asser-
ton 10y calling on us, ana we viii take
pleasure IN showing you our specimen
work and an entirely new and full line
Of decorations and paper hgngings.
MCCALL & ERNENwEIN,
$40 Main street
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Elegant large ChrOmos, including
Fruit Piecee, Landscape and Marine
Views, at 70 G. 70 81 each no
HAMILTON 4 YOuEa's,
e2a FIN street,
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Largest Embroidery sale
ever known at the pricos advertised at
BaumAn's.
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VIII you suffer with dyspepsia and
ivor complaint Shiloh's Vitalizer ia
guaranteed TO cure you. Sold by. J. l..
Williams ~ 10
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Tomorrow.
Look out Cor tho embroidery sale at
BnnmAn'A.
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Why was the English army unsuo-
oessfil In Sgyptf Simply because they
were cut OF from their oien Lea ppp
pikes.
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Novelties In Lacea
20 Bauman's
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100 Dozen towels
ut 8, 10 and l5c, each, cannot be bought
for double the amount, nc Bauman's.
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Now patterns and stYlos Of Wall Paper
a. reduced prices NJ
HAMILTON 4 YouNa'B,
S28 ELM street,
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Exhausted Vitality, Nervous and Physical
Debility, Premature Decline OF Man, Errors
OF Youth, and the untold miaerss resulting
fcom indiacretion excuses. IL contains l2i
prescriptions for all acute and chronic diseas-
es, each one OF which Is Invaluable, 80 found
by the author, whose experience for % years
IL such as probably never before fell 10 the LOT
Of any physician. 800 pages, bound IN beauti-
ful French muslin, embossed covers, full gilt,
guaranteed 20 be tner work In every sense
mechanical, literary and professionalism
asy other WORK sold IN this county for $3.50,
or Che money VIII be refunded 10 every In
stance. Price only 81 by plall, postpaid. H.
Illustrative sample cents. Send now. Gold
medal awarded Tho author by The National
Medical Association 10 The Officers oi which
no refers,
The Science Of Life sh0uid he road By the
young for instruction. gNd Ivy the afflicted for
gelioL II viii benefit all LOndOn Lancet.
There IA no member OF Gciety 10 whom The
8ciepco 81 LIE viii not 10 Usetul whether
| youth parent, guarGian, Instructor or clergy
man, ArgOnaUt
Address the Peabody Medical Institute, or
| Or, w. "a. Parker, No. q Euidu0h Street BOs-
/ on Macs, who may be committed On en- dia-
| '7 90 requirlngFSlli and experience. Chronic
/ ga obstinate diseases that have b2uiod tht
| 0lEiu of al other physi ElE AA cianf
| Epoclglly.Such treated Bd . ~ e. " 6.
| ccsslully without an 1TEeGFGN En rs
! Instance u failure. nv 7 - ~
| Monitor t1ia naNn'.
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STANDARD grsnulated sugar, 10 pounds
for 81. q. T.. MOMAND Il BRO.,
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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-05-22
DOING NICELY.
General Grant Gets to Work on His Auto.
biography Again Condition of the Can.

General Grant Gets to Work on His Auto
biography Again Condition of the Can
Ger.
New YORK, May About ten o'clock
Wednesday night General Grant slept, and
the sleep continued unbroken until four
o'clock in the morning. At that hour he
awoke, but soon slept again, and continued
toesleep until eight o'clock. The patient
enjoyed nearly, if not quite, nine hours
sleep, and only five minims Of morphine
were given. DR.. Douglas was asked yes.
terday if the cancer at the base of the
tongue had not improved with the general
betterMent OF the patient, and if the cancer
GUS lump was an open sore. In replying, he
said he could not affirm that there was
an improvement of the cancer. 1t
was difficult to tell about that. The
cancerous lump was not an open sore. The
darting pains that have their seat in the
cancerous lump Oh the tongue still con-
tinued, but We're not SO frequent nor so
severe as they had been. In response to
further questions, the doctor could not say
that the infrequency and lessened severity
of these pains indicated an improved con
dition of the cancer. There was in every
way an improved condition aside from the
cancer, relative to which the doctor de-
clined to speak further than as stated.
General Grant omitted his drive yesterday in
order that he might devote his time to prep
aration OF matter for his book. The General
dictated, and his ut~terances were taken by
a stenographer.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-05-22
Riot in q Prison.

CHICAGO, May 1.-One hundred and fifty
men confined at the Bridewell refused to 90
to work Immediately after the dinner
hour yesterday. The guards were called to
surround the men, who then submitted.
About ninety returned to work quietly,
but the remainder refused and were hand
cutfed to the cell doors all through the
night. fhe officials at the Bridcwell
claimed last night that the prisoners had
been conquered without the use OF firearms
or injury to any. Colonel FELTON,, the
Superintendent, refused to answer the
call at the telephone to explain
the cause Of the outbreak, the guard saying
that he was confined to his bed by illness,
The prisoners were all at work in the
knitting-rooms Of the Amazon Knitting
Company, in which Colonel FELTON, is
said to be interested, and which
company has a contract for labor with the
Bridewell. The cause of the outbreak is
said to have been the poor quality Of food
furnished. The guard, who answered the
call over the telephone, refused to tell the
cause Of thetebellion.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-05-22
Changes in the Rates of p,s

WASHINGTON, April 2s.--The Postmaster.
General has issued a circular-order to nost-
masters explanatory of the changes made
oy Congress at the last session in ,,o
rates OF postage. The postmastcrs oro
informed that on and after Ju,v
inc rate on all domestic tirst-class matt
including drop letters at letter.car'ia,,
o'llces, will be two cents per ounce " " tr,c
tlo N t1ers Tn; instead of two cents per haIf.
a a%dresse5 1 m change will apply to mail
nails iss'I TO ~ vr n,naaa, out not to other foreign
IRON the change in the rate on seco '"G a.lse
mat'er-or newspapers matted by nuhIisS
ets-1roln two cents to one cent ner ,r nonnl
the Department has decided to p' poaha
%ddeMSpdpeta and periodical stamp of the de- .
color ,L"' of When on Won one 10 cent the design and
inc present series. They viii he 40 re .iGse OF
Isle on June !. WAL w ready Tor