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GlVtenHlorYand Special Diabetic Food,
are iny yaluANe Waste repairing Flours, for
Dyspepsia bMberes, Debility, and Children's
Food. Ea\ \BHM mainly free from Starch,
Six lbsIfree tPhySGians and Clergymen who
will pay Express Charges. Send for Circular
to FARwELL 4 RHINEs, Watertown, N. Y.
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National Republican., 1886-08-01

while prAciicins med.
lsins At Anna, o., during
an srijsmie oi Summer
Complaint, In i0l, I
treated all my cAse, with
Blackberry Blocka and
With q largo prnetlos |
did no, lose a single oAss
treated. Yours.
q. 4 BuiLioEh n, u,
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-09

the box, and looked at the white fringed
bon-bons IN their pretty pictured covers,
as delicate and choice as if coming from
Paris, we marveled at the skill that
wrought such effects; but when looking
deeper We came to the cocoanut and
chocolate bon-bons with their creamy
contents, we resolved that ladies who
could thus contest the palm with the best
confectioners and excel them in many
delicious ways, Of flavor and composition,
should certainly obtain the patronage of
ladies and children, with also the promi
nent mention of the journals Of the city.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-09

We have received from a Missouri
friend in Washington the famous speech
Ex-senator Beck Of Kentucky. This
speech, ably and thoughtfully consider
ed, is replete with information and sta
tlstlcs, as to the financial operations of
the government. It is readable and ex-
ceedingly interesting document, and is
we'll worthy the praise and remark
that it is calling forth, both in financial
and political circles. And more than
this, Senator Beck, in the telling asSer-
tons he has put forth, has produced the
event of the winter. He takes the posi-
ton that the Secretary of the Treasury
has not complied with the law as regards
the disposition of coin received in the
way Of customs. This is required to be
used as payment of interest on the pub
lie debt and to form sinking fund for
the payment of the principal. Mr.. Beck
quotes Macaulays observation "that if
large pecuniary interests were concerned
in denying the ruth of gravitation, that
most obvious Of physical facts would be
strongly and ably disputed And so it
seems to the LADIES JOURNAL a men,
v0ter, that the opinions set forth in the
able speech Ex-senator Beck embody the
theories of certain political thinkers,
whose financial ideas may be little
warped. On the other hand-and see how
independent and unprejudiced a @on-
voter can be! the political thinkers
whose theories arise in Wall street are so
warped in their ideas that undoubtedly
they would affirm from the point of "pe-
cuniary interest that the attraction Of
gravitation could be strongly and ably
disputed
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-09
A bit of holly on the wall
Lights up the humblest room;
A kindly word, a smile for all,
Makes glad the lowliest home.

',Al old fashions of leafand root
Grew there, cherished for show or use !;
|Currant bushes with clustered fruit
K Ked as garnets and full of juice;
Tiger lilies with beaded stalks;
Balm, and basil and bitter rue,
G va naSturtiums and four oclocks-
OFandmother's garden was fair to view"
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-09

Miss Florence Hale, Of the Ladies
Art Association, New York, stains and
paints glass, and fires her decorated
glass and china in her own kiln. She
has orders from large firms to copy an
cient stained glass, and is said to be the
only woman in this country who does
the work in all its stages.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-09

lbur, S' e,, Of the ladies of the Trinity
fbe,nf6e'u,l Id We are indebted for a box
be LAp ,,u. candies and bon-bons. When
'lRs JOURNAL remover the lid of
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-09
"As faint as the fond remembrance
oiJo?iy that was only dreamed,
ana nd like divine suggestion
lheScent of the flower seemed.

" 9S , o.1 not i: with a costly store,
ne P. masters IT of the starry lore
N from ophir'S sho re Of gold,
No"eePlngS Of the incense tree
NJ A nJ with the gifts we bring,
~ p UaerouS myrrh o. Araby
Blends with our offering.
-, ' sn;E;. and love may bring their best
A rTIc ss atfliction's fiery test,
Tb ap a. seven times purified
Tbn fragrant graces of the mind,
"a me- n;,. virtues that delight
A S're lnelr perfume out will find
acceptance in Thy sight.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-09

Miss Maud Howe has just completed
another novel the scene Of which is laid
in New Orleans.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-09

Mrs. Farr, Of Minneapolis, this year
gave Christmas dinner to the newsboys
of that city Mrs. Farr is business
woman, doing business Of So, 900 an
nually. She takes great interest III
poor children, and is special friend 10
the newsboys and boot blacks of Mime
apolis.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-09

! M w. LADIES JOURNAL returns thanks
N, '' s5 hlrst & Kramer for a tremen-
urker "u most delightful New Years
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-09

The Baroness Burdett-Coutts, ii is
said, offered some time ago, at her own
expense, to have water from the pools
reintroduced into Jerusalem, where it
would have offered a permanent and
abundant supply Of excellent spring wa
ter but the plan was frustrated by the
stupidity and obstinacy Of the Turkish
pasha.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-09
WHAT IS BEING DONE BY WOMEN.

Mrs Jessie Benton Fremont is a reg
ular contributor to Vide 1wake.
The Ladies of Atlanta furnished lunch
free to all voters for prohibition in that
eitp.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-09

Mrs. McClelland and other artists,
all women, have carried out the entire
decoration of some of the dining cars on
the Great Northern railway, running be-
tween Leeds, London, Manchester, etc.
The walls and ceiling of one, especially
designed for gentlemen, display sporting
scenes Of hunting, shooting, fishing, etc.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-09

In a lovely home in Jackson, Miss,
the presence Of woman was alluded to
in most fitting words "Iyry Cottage
in all its artistic beauty, On Thursday
night was 'ablaze with light and warmth
to receive handsome young and hand
some bride and groom, who so well ac-
corded with its surroundings on their
"homing." Mr. and Mrs E. Won Suet-
ter, Sr., his pareets, gave them most
welcome, had few friends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17

closthcd" scott Il also accused Of "msnGIlne In
metro everywhere. and IL severely informed mat
ian Italian improvsstors would have been ashamed
to spcak 90 numerically" .; which must have gone
nigh to crush Sir Walter provided he saw tho oon-
domination.
The temptation to cite oddities from Nh TIERS
pleasant collection must, however. be resisted
though we have only SKINNED the book. The &C.
lections are made with much Judgment and throw
stro- light upon the manners. custo ms and views
of the period. The work is one which is not only
valuable one account of its contents but IL Is
good Investments for 1t is certain to appreciate ana
become rare in few years. and by the end OF the
century will without doubt be worth five times us
present selnr price. Its intrinsic value too CON
sistng largely in genuine interest ana ar'ls''o
skili of manufacture decoration and iilustrat'on'
must al v avs be greater than that Of works which
the collector prizes because Of uniqueness IN size Oh
accidental! abnormality
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

rxw.YoRK, Thursday Dec. 1e.-BEEvEs-R Receipts were
Tor q a 10 cars for the 81
Nc trade ,s IN vG n Cattle so Fssg steady
with extra sides reaching rs. 80.
hlesgo Dressed moving slowly at 6a07hc. with an occa
sS Ssesa sal WITH
with 96 Live Cattle ~ Of Beef and 90 Lave sheep
nearly las, prces Re-
Sef.er Bel sed =. I'd o, ssoat &c per and
dressed weight
5 v n's a
sss "as FFS%s" v Sns s'
DrS r yss sS.s @ sce t a q @
eSs Se no Se prices can DC .y
ly Dressed from the slaughter houses at IOd129c and
sales-lIaenbsck Davis; q Western veas I42 ID. at
SIN ~ 80 nh D. az so 2S sna "a ss
g 80 100 ID IL do $50 n at SO 81 veals 100 b. at
Lienbaek 4 Dewey Fed Calves. sa7 n. at BIC; 0
SHEEP AND Receipts wereyn Iuding cars late
az Jersey CITY N9s cars were back mainly
o04i head for the corresponding time las week The
ks was 1nchanged VIII little better feeling for good stock
aud 606i2c for Good TO Prime Lambs
from County, o sp Ss. SO 's by
beck Davis P scanlon. the well known .laugh,
ss and brought &c per- d. The 80 Wehss sverssed is
~ and were sold private terms tprobdby little
Haenbeck Davis sold 81 Fancy Sheep
Extra Lambs lShroshres and Lecestershresl shipped
from Canaa by Mr. Ronger; Fifteen OF the sheep esu
weigh 225 apiece sold at 7afc and Lambs
averaging 0 h. AT Sc. They will be aughte ed for the Put
nam House SIX sheep a. 3ragng 2lO TO- were sol 10 John
Feer. OF Railway, y, j.. 81 &C. lt Is ad that there
were two Ewes in this lot. which once sold IA
England at e75 head Three OF Christmas Lambs
holding al &c per 10.
carload Extra Christmas Wethers ed by Ewsrt.
OF Summit County Ohio VIII be here early week. and
carload Of Fancy Sheepis promised from Vermont
Dressed Mutton at Ordinary Choice city
Dressed and &c Common Good Western Dressed
Christmas Wethers were Offering at 0GlOc
Dressed Lambs rhe hrmer and selling at 92c, with
loo reached FOR Extra stock.
sales Hume q Mullen: l72 state lambs II H. at Gi,c.
los 10. at 4c.
ii. Hollis l92 Ohio Sheep. lo5 ID at SC; I7s Canada
Lambs. "a n. at 6sc.
44c; 2S3 do. oS ID, at "A Isl lol Michigan Lambs. % ID
at Go.
Judd & buckingham: 1o3 Buffalo Sheep 80 D. AT a 25
2lS 81 TO- - 2U 1875 Indiana DO 80 ID. at A 40 l2l
anaa and Western lambs mixed, 10 3D. at &c. per ID.
175 A. 90 10, al - 80 In lLlna DO 1913 70. at - d.
Newton 81 Gett; 2l9 OhiO Sheep, 81 10 al 81 80.
HOGS-Recepts ncudng ID late Yesterday AZ
OF 1888 head26 at 4Ost and Is Jersey
CITY, and cars were back Total Tor ave days 81 63 head
against Al lS head for the same time last week v Hogs
firm higher and quOtabe at - 3jdS 90. A Prime
lot Of state Pigs would probably bring close TO 81 rs per
100 N.
Country steady 4a95c Heavy 5a95sc
Medium and as &c for Light.
Saes-J q. SnIth II state Hogs 255 ~ 81 45 43
Ohio Pigs. So ID, at 81 6O Roughs 43j ID, at 50 49,
SPIRITS OF TUPENTINE
SAVANNAH. Dec. I6.-Turpentine firm At 34c
WILMINGTON Dec. l6.-Turpentne firm at 33l4G
CHARLESTON Dec. 10 -lurpCntlue firm NJ 50 a.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
p>- gosxA Rfrer. vess<fs and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

lisgc Sales 2251 bales No 134c 1000 bags do l4tc.
No 1886 loo bags do Isle Hd growths were arm
opened last evenings prices but closed firm Al advance
OF 20925 points as follows January. l2409l245; Febrn
airy. 125O8l2.55; March. 12.550l26O; April 1880
al2,e5; May; l265ai27o: June. l2709l25e; July
l27Odl2.SO; December l23501245 sales 1872, $50 bales
CoTToNFor SPOT cotton the were not changed to
day but trailing light Sales 268 bales "a last EVENING"
all for consumption The port receipts to-day 36076
bales comparing with 29l6s bales this day last week aud
82417 bales thus day last Since September the total
port receipts been S.ls3954 bales comparing with
S07275i bales tor the corresponding period last year
Quotations The American stanari OF CLASSIFICATION
a FOL
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THE TRIBUNE BOOK
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soop Cutter with instructions How Desg Build
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Rifle with description OF the different OF
lean wild game Camping Out Winter Sports bicycling,
Amateur Photography and few minor spors Among the
writers who contributed William Blake author Of
"How Get Strong; Maurice Thompson Archery
Captain Jacob A Augur Cavalry Instructor West
Point; David Kirby and Thomas Capham Yacht Builders
Gen. George w. Wingats the remsn; Professor George
Godie Director Of Athletics Of he New York Athletic Clubs
and large number Of private gentlemen In the
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ing wild game and hunting sports several local.
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etR, oubss . Ieleeee, Powdered sosae. 0ranalaseA
ssssSsfn tbran6sS sonfecsssSs sisc Coffee Of ssc.
White Exrre 1b1e06 l.16c Extra 11-l604 i3l8c.
Cl7.l69t 916c. yellow la04 Slice.
BTEARINE-ouiot and arm City quoted at leo. Sales.
10000 d Ocomargarine at B1Gs
TALLOW-Steafv and light demand. Prime quotef
at pc. Sales. $1,000 ID. Acc.
w0oL,Ths moysment y usht one but values well
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FLOUR AND MEAL FLoUR-T general feeling
fosoS The hon T marEet Is mr, without ehaGss
The wheat market was at It's host lew days There has
little under the current quotations. aud holders rae
in the eoneedIns mood nrse business coad be
arbitrary being firm believers in the future course Of
saesgoo hin n Hs% o S6o ,s. d T nj, qI"Ts res
ira at 81 q ssi So tho Indies lsoS bSs Fns 80 90
Ts2 ~ go 6bis snpernne 81 S5dsi 10 latter Tor coce
Extra 81 80 - 5and Fancy rs 1000 bbl. Minnesota Es
10 Choice the latter for private brands Of Patent
IN @e s we're S ss 'S- sIp2T
N%S y 9oSsi So Good TO Fancy Extra state s. so
cGpoGS , eH sTsser - to9* % s 20 Far
sS5S ce S fe 80 Eye S s spg Extra 9
e = % It Louis Common to Far Extra g g9s$$ 81
iateran exirene Patent wnter Wheat Extra 81 25
City MN s1tra Tor Vest intes 81 S3@S4 90 So@al
kRN FLOUR-Firm and IN moderate demahd sales 500
to Choice at 81 OOSSj o...RYE FLOTR-Qulct and very
steady sales. So bbls Supertne at - 0oaS5 10 CORN
Brandywine at - 559sZ s5......BUcKwHEAr FLOUR
RAIX-wHE Af-cash lots have been less active Dut
srS% nn m9 P'a E &c. far eosnE uT w uno1s
have been moderately active, steady and prices "a se.
adranced sc sSne S M tSrn adj ay"ncea va c
o OF psc day. @ @ basha. future $4,000 BUSH
els spot ncG9s 20; sPrS, at 81 1S Unsiaed Red
lob; rnsraded White ~ 20. No Red. Dccemher.
~ c. CLOSING al ,osc' 60 January Iosing ~
MaTcn 12'sa % 49, closing at 93 ec April closing at
g5c May 9j 1916 lc. closing at 96a.; 10. June,
at % nominlly do July nomnily a. ~ 7c
do August nominal, ut 80 ST.. YE-Dul aud
nominal RA riley bull ant nominal. riley
MALT-Duii and nominal CORN~pot lots 'ctve,
que, closing with igt tIaie for export and
Options quiet steady. and ia higher at
close. Openci advance OF sHRc. declined adj
vancel 4 and firm about the highest prices of
day. sale-2iGOOO bushels future 5000 bushels spot
incluiing ungTaded Mixed at 46al9hc. 40 3, 46G in
elevator 4Gaic aHOat No. a. ga &c elevator 5s4c
aoat, December. closing at A. 10. January -
4sAc closing at - 10 February 493 a49'sc- closing
at 49a-c. ITO. May 81 52c, closing at 81 OATS
Cash lot, rather quiet steady, closing steady
OPTIONS dull aud prices uncnge 81 the close Opened
u best prices
day. sae-lS00OO bushels future and spot incud
No Eat White 2. 3}3tc.: White,
81 White. Mixed Western, 80 80 i2c.;
White do 81 age; White State 30 d4O M. ? December
Sac. closing 334c. do January 3is034 2c closing
"a February 35l4c, closing at 30 ac: Ito. May
closing 3Onsc nrm prices
unchanged.
Walkers Daily Circular December l6 1886 New
York
Tho United Kingdoms wheat and foreign and home
grown, Sept. To Dec IL. 1856
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