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re oueu a Threatened Outbreak,

OTTAWA, October 21.-The militia de-
partment has been notified of the pro-
pesal of the magistrates at Winnipeg to
collect troops to queli the threatened
outbreak at crossing near Winnipeg
where the Portage extension of the Red
River Valley Railway crosses the Cana
dian Pacific tracks. Sir John Mac
Donald visited Montreal on FRIDAY,
presumably to confer with the Canadian
officials
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,Cosai.1on ON the Turf

NBw ORLEANS, October 81 In a race
this afternoon collision took place be-
tween Muggins, driven by John T.
Shaw, and 3 blind horse, William New
man, driven by Thomas Newman, by
which Shaw was so badly injured that
his recovery is doubtful.
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fra CROKER PITTS, THE AID
hinistratfiX of the estate o. Frank
: er, deceased. having filed her petition
"a, duly verified. prsyiAg for an order
of certain portion of the real estate
decedent, for the purposes therein
nth, it is therefore ordered by the
4 of said Court, that all persons inter
in the estate of said deceased. appear
the said Probale,Court, on Monday,
day of Novea Der, 1888. at IL O'Clock
forenoon of said day, at the Court
of said Probate Court. at the County
House. in the City and County of Salt
utah Territory, to show cause why an
lhould not be granted to the said ad.
4ratrix, to sell SO much of the real eS-
i the said deceased at private sa as
Ee necessary. aud that a oGpy of this
he published at least four successive
zln. the SALT LAKE HERALD, a aews-
k2ssaanted and published in Daid City
ktober 9Th. 1885
ELIAS A. SMITH.
Probate Judge.
5EYoF UTAH,
; Try OF SALT LAKE. 3d.
= I'm C. Cutler, Clerk of the Probate
: n and for the County of Salt Lake, in
&Titory CT Utah, do hereby certify that
egoing is full, true anC correct COPY
Il to show cause why order of sale
estate should not be made in the
pf Frank Croker, dec eased, as ap-
record in my office.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal of
said Court, this 9th day of October,
AID. 1888
JOHN c CUTLER,
Probate Clerk.
EBER CUTLER,
Deputy Clerk.
DARKEY Attorney for AdministEa-
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Obituary.

ST. LOUIS. October % Judge Britton
A. Hill, one of the oldest and most
prominent of st. Louis citizens, died
yesterday, aged Y. He was personal
friend of President Lincoln during the
war, and his theory of the scheme of
finances, based on legal tender notes.
was adopted in 1861. He was the author
of number of works on political ecoa-
Omy.
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the W. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

New YORK. October 21.-To- day at
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, Mrs. Francis E. Willard pre-
sided and Rev. Elizabeth W. Greenwood
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z NJ e ~ AS q last resort commenced
SSsEs[e .S-sss7zss= the use of DR. David Kenne-
~ dy's Favorite Remedy, (made
at Rondout, n. " The result is little short of
a miracle. All tie terrible symptoms of this
disease are gone. do not have any more diff
Guilty in voiding the urine, no pain or ache in
the small of the back, no more soreness across
the loins or over the bladder, no more Consti-
patton ofthe Bowels, no swelling of feet, hands
and legs, and many other symptoms of disease
of the Kidneys, Liver or Bladder.
So you see, help came TO me
In DIR kennesty'S EayOrfte Remedy.
Who would begrudge the cost of this medicine
Zone Dollar bottle) for such blessing, or re-
fuse this simple though sincere token of graft
tude, for being perfectly cured? 1 owe every
thing to DR.. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
of Rondout, n. Y, and hope my writing this
will induce others to use the medicine who
suffer from a Kidney or Blood disorder But
my recove was not more remarkable than
that my son George, who when q boy fell
from fence, bruising his leg, which was fol-
lowed by disease of e bone. Large pieces
were removed by surgical operations. His
Blood Was Impure,
and the future TO him was dark and gloomy eX-
pecting TO be helpless cripple for life Hewas
induced to try Dr. Kennedy's Fav, rite Remedy
made at Rondout, n. Y, and as sure as L am
writing This grateful acknowledgement his leg
Is entirely healed up. He now works with me-
doing agood mans work. He owes everything to
DR.. ID. kennedy's FaVOrite Remedy,
Made at Rondout n. Y. Price 81; for S.
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NOTICE

the Intention OF the City Council
Extend Water Mains on Fourth,
p, and 9 Streets.
eTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, BY THE
City Council of Sat- Lake City. of the
Sntien of such Council to make the fol-
Eng described improvement, to-wit.
Rding and LAYING iron water pipes or
siong the following streets, namely
ming at point on Fourth Street mid
/ between y and o Streets and running
ward along Fourth Street to q point
way between Q and R Streets, also
inning at the intersection of Fourth
et with o, 2 and Q Streets and running
Inward on said o, P and @ Streets to
Street and defray three fourths of the
khereof, estimated at Six Thousand Six
Adred Dollars, by q local assessment
the lots or pieces of ground within the
swing described district. being the dis
to be affected or benefited by said i'm
cement namely:
OF lots I and 4, block 25:
of lots l, 2,3 and 4, block &c:
of lots I, 2, and 4, block 81;
y of lots 2and 8, block %;
of los 2 aud 8, block 81:
of lots !, Q and block %:
of lots l. 2.:S and 4. block %;
of lots and 4 block "a;
of lots ] and block g;
of lots l, 2,3 and 4, block le;
of lots l, 2, 8 aud 4, block IL;
Of lots 2and 8, block II;
of lot 8, block 5:
of lots 8 and 4, block6 6;
of lots 8 and 4. block7;
4 of lot 4, block 8; all in Pat G, Salt
City Survey.
protests and objections to the carrying
such intention must be presented IN
ing to the City Recorder on or before
mber 18th. 1888, being the time set by
laid Couucilwhen it will hear and con-
such objections as may De made
TO.
made September 18th. 1888.
HEBER NJ WELLS,
City Recorder.
t LAKE CITH. u T.,
Is October 18th 1888.
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t6ghow Cat why Order of Sale OF
Real Estate Should Not Be Made.
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A LUCKY FATHER AND son.

The following narrative OF
the suffering of a Father and
Son, will prove interesting to
the readers of this aper. G.
{. Bartholomew, ofKalkaska,
Mich. 4, says, L located in this
place five years ago, having
formerly resided in Trey, n.
Y. My friends there, as well
as here know that l have
been a great sufferer from
what the Physicians of Troy
called
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he matter of the estate of Frank
Crocker, deceased.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Probate Court of the County of SD.
Lake, Territory of Utah.
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the Intention of the City Council
Extend Water Mains on Fourth,
p, and Q Streets.
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Rrfchf,s Disease.

AS a last resort I commenced
the use of DIR. David Kenne-
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Rr,r-Loui.iana, ,',@0ac; Carolina o',d
GAr. firm.
Sra,r-rurr white. csc. or white. Gi,c:
yellow clarified, ui.WUA.C open kettle 3 ift
So pfucd \, Ga,c standard formulated.
sA@5'sc, plantation gmnulatcd, iNa5aci
powdered ',Hsc; cut Loaf, 5A,6sc stUng
C,vmrs=siIck, all sizes, la h,, pail,
aud bns. 1'swNi fancy assorted, SWiori
nun
Corur Common, isc. ordinary, isi.c.
fair, in@ir'ir. prime Rio, 2Od2l,, choice
20 fancy .lH2'r old government 2sW3oG
duil
soar Avp CANbtr Soap, 365isc; can.
die, full weight S',GN.
CurrE=Ncw Nork IL, tory, o. fall cream.
i3mij'tc, Young America. lie.
S,lrH Saginaw, ~ Nai i0uorhfl, ~. lnc.
Al .3t6i a. coarss si.iOni ~. pkih bleach.
90 ~ -. mixed, brls 80 IN. mixed 2lt@5c.
CANNED Goons-rinc Apples, ti2tCti ~
| Peaches, lhs. standard 400 he stand
/ ard $40. seconds, tl15 Tomatoes, lbs
/ standard, N.UFdiiO, 2 lbs, standard
/ Ai2fai3n etmwheaicy tiGO Rasp
/ berries $40. blaclbcrfies. &i.iSdi -
Green rarc', tl75Wisi. lfnr,, ti.I5a2 %
P'ums, si.Oiaiii. Asparagus, t2.7SC,i. %
Green corn, 81 2,@i.it. Gecn peas, 81 Olr
l.7h. Cove oyster, iull weight ! 10
N.00 2 lbs, n.Gjai7, light weight,
ID, OpaGc. 2 lhs, iiO0aiio. Con
densed milk, Crown, t555Gg5sb Eagle
| E5f Swiss, $40 Salmnn, eco S,r
dimes, 1910, mustard ardincs, $500. Mack
erel, t.J0 hcriing miekcrcl, ti.2.
M0LAtsIs Louisiana, common 10 iair, ?
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Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. 2S.-The bulk Of the
trading on change today was done the first
hour. Many of the small operators tailed on
late yesterday, who had not the courage TO
carry their deals over 10 next week. The first
thing this morning was grist Of small realiz-
ing sales, which sent prices down ssc In
wheat, &c in corn, about Sc for ribs and
lard, and loo in mess pork. The action OF
the wheat market toward the close was very
trcachcrous. Thirty minutes before the close
the bears moved on the pit again and prices
went down nc per bushel from the first sales
OF the day. II was purely local scramble,
however, and In no way indicated future
feeling in wheat. May wheat opened at
s2stc, sold at s29sc, reacted to s2ssc, and dur.
ing the second squirt of the bears broke TO and
closed at 81 }s@S2c. Corn was weak and heavy,
from the opening To the closing. The sell
ing began by realizing az in the wheat pit
and after dizziness most OF the session there
was n quite sharp decline OF Ss@Ac before
the close. May corn opened at 53ssc and
sold down TO the closing figures, 52JsGJ53c.
There was a little bearish feeling in oats as
In other grains. There was some demand
for January, and sales were at 304c May
opened at 335Ec and closed at 33c.
Provisions were also bearish and parties
who were buyers yesterday were sellers to-
day, and there being insufficient support, a
weaker feeling devcloptd and sharp declines
were recorded, last sales being at inside fig
urcs and recorded a loss of 22lSc on pork
and Zoe on lard. May pork opened at $40,
declined aud closed nj $3.50. May lard
broke from Si15 TO S7.6j. Short ribs re-
manned quiet, with sales Of May at 1915
10 S7.Sb.
The leading futures ranged ~ follows:
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. stocks and iiond-.

Srw YoRK, Jan. 2s.-Noncy on call easy
No 3 per cent
Prime mercantile paper, Sl5 per cent
Sterling exchange dull but steady at isi94
for sixty day bills and isGis for demand.
Government bonds were dull. but steady
10 firm. State bonds were dull and steady.
The stock market continues Ia grow both
in strength and breadth the days trans
actions exceeding those Of the corresponding
hour of amy day Tor long time, aud the
sales of several full days during the present
week. The sentiment Of the room was bull
ish throughout on the expectation that the
Forthcoming bank statement would show a
further handsome Increase Ia the suTplu.
reserve, which was not disappointed. Tho
foreigners were moderate buyers, but the In
side purchases of llckneunna, Northwestern,
Missouri Pacific, and somc of the spccialtics,
did much to infusc further strength into the
general list, aud the advance inaugumicd
With the opening Of business was not checked
during the entire session. The tone of the
dealings continued firm until the close.
which was fairly active aud on
the bet prices rcarhcd. The act
i've list, with but few exceptions.
IL higher. The Interest In the bond lisi
! shows no diminution. Sales sniGUn. out ul
which so,U1 wcrr In burlington a quincy
| Nebraska iours Closing figures arr irrcgu.
lar Thc total sales ul stocks today were
/ ~, az shares, Closing quotations
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July l0.ss@iO.s9 August, l0.yo@lO9l; Sep
TENDER, l0,43di0,ii October, lOmalO.iO;
November i0.o4ml0aS; December, lo.oi@)
1895, Sales, $500 bales
NEW ORLEANS.
Tho spot market opened steady and closed
quiet and firm; midding, 9'sc. Sales, Loo
bales. Quotations wcr AZ follows ordi-
nary, SIC; good ordinary, 0Isc; low mid
ding, Q 9.iGc; middling, oJsc good middling,
10itc.
Futures opened steady and closed qnict
and easy, as follows: January, 9sS@9W'
February, 002@oat March, i10S@ lOOIi
April lO12@iOl3; May, 1029@l023i June,
l033@lO.3i; July, l043@i0.4i; August, 1879
@lO3s; September, 9g@9.9S October,
aCO@9Gl; November ol9@9jli December,
0I0@05i, Sales, 20, 100 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKET.
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General News.

Genera news.
BUSINESS dull.
QuIET on the levee.
CLEAR and pleasant.
ARKANSAS river is rising.
-Four boats leaving tomorrow.
THE Eugene had good trip for Arkansas
river.
TEE James Lee leaves tomorrow for Friars
Point.
The Buckeye State leaves Tuesday for Gin
cnnati.
TIE Future City is the next Valley tow
boat due up.
THE Joe Peters will be due tomorrow from
Arkansas river.
The Kate Adams leaves tomorrow for
Arkansas City.
THE City of Cairo left for Vicksburg with
400 tons of freight.
THE Rosa Lee is the regular packet leaving
tomorrow for Oscoola.
DURING the twenty-four hours ending at
noon yesterday the river here fell six inches.
THE Gayoso is the regular packet leaving
tomorrow for Tiptonville and all way land
ings.
CAPT. I. n. BUNroS of Pittsburg, has gone
to Washington City to press the claim OF Jo-
seph Walton Co. against the national gov
eminent for the loss of the tow-boat ]. n.
Bunton some years ago.
THE u. L. Schenck, from New Orleans,
passed 10 Cincinnati yesterday. She dis
charged 10 barrels sugar, 100 barrels molasses
and 40 boxes bitters, also added 800 barrels OIL
and some other freight. She had ON board
about $50 tons.
CAIRO special to the Globe Democrat: Tho
steamer New South was bonded by Capt
Durland today, the amount Of the bond be
ing 81, 600 signed by himself and two other
Evansville capitalists. Capt Durland says
she will enter the 81. Louis and TENNESSEE
river trade as soon as navigation is open to
ST. Louis.
No NEWS has been received at New Orleans
Of the Alabama, which left Mobile for that
place. The last heard Of her was at Biloxi
last Tuesday morning week ago, aud 1t Is
feared she has been lost ut sea. Collector
Jones, at the request OF her owners, telc-
graphed the revenue cutter ut Bay 81. Louis
10 start out In search OF her.
THERE have been no boats In the 81. Louis
and Pittsburg trade for several years, and
would appear that there Is no longer u living
In that iTade for boat Years ago IL was
one Of the best river trades In the west and
employed quite n number Of boats. About
all the business done between here and Pitts
bnrg now IL handled by Gray's Iron line,
and IL mostly iron Of the heavier class.-H.
Louis Globe Democrat.
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Cn.h nnninllnns Mcrc ns fnllnwa.

iNNh quotations Mfrf rs lDllONhs
Flour-Continues dull and neglected;
winter wheat t25Oeti35; spring, SL7b9
40, rye, 81 5Od3 ~; buckwhcat 5000 $50.
No. 2spring wheat, 7b'sa77c; No. spring
wheat, G5Isc; No 2 red, S0c; No. .
corn, 4Sc; No. oats, Sn,: No. rye CSC; No. .
barley SjdSlc; No. ilaN seed, 81. i6@L 4Gh;
prime timothy seed, s2.E.
Mess Pork-Pcr brl, Slil2ilGl5.O0 lard.
per 100 lbs, Fi7i 3aTJO short ribs loose,
$50; dry saltcd shoulders, boxed, $500
GOO short clear sides, boxed, S.0jgS00.
Rcccipts-Rlour, l7,OOO brls; wheat, 1900
In; corn, 6S00J bu; oats, l07, 900 bu; rye,
$500 bu barley, B,0O0bu.
shipments Flour, 1900 brls; wheat, H.
0oO bu; corn, $500 bu; oats, 5000 bu; rye,
5000 bu; barley, 1900 bu.
ST. l.oUis. No, Jan. 2s.-Flour-Firm
and better demand, but no higher.
Wheat--Opcned steady aud advanced &c,
but later broke and closed 80 &c; No.
red, cash, S0Ac; February, so, March, Sic,
closing at Sic; May. s23.@s2lsc, closing at
S3kc, July, S0lstlslc, closing nc Sole,
December sac, closing at ~ igc asked.
Con-l.owcr cash, F@i7ig &c; February,
f6Gi7i.c closing at i7C, March, E,sCaI7ssc,
closing at Hylc; May, iSh@ ioAc, closing
at 4Sssc.
oais-wcak and lower; cash. 303.c: May,
3iisc. Ryc-hGc, seller. Barlcy-Strong Of
sO@07i.c Bnn-Sieady at s0c Cornncal
STEADY at $40.
Unchanged; prime timothy. Si2.0C
@lGtO. prairie, ,so0al2O0
Eggs-lOkc. Butter - Unchanged, firm;
creamery. 9i@30c; dairy, lS@2Gc.
Proyisiuns-Stcady. Fork New, SiS7is@
/ 1900. Lirl stronR-E.2i. Dry salt meats
Boxed shoulders, sGO0, long clcais 750,olcal
| ribs, S7.G2ik. short clcnr., S7.7Jtfs.O0. Ia
| con-loNcd shoulders, $3.50. long clears
! $50. clear ribs. ss.N h@St5: short clear
! q 6iCdsOO. llams-Stcady; SiO.50Cti2.C0
Receipts Flour, 1900 brl-; wheat i0G
hu; corn. lii,o0 bu; oats, $1,000 bu; rye
! 900 bn; harley, 2.oc bu
! Shipmcnts-flour, 500 brls wheat, g.
90 bu; corn, 1900 bu. oats, 1850 bu
rye, 1000 bu harley, none.
kASss CuY No, Jan. - --Whcat-stcady
No. soft, cash, so; May, 0iEc BID, ~,
asked. Com-Quici; No 2, cash, I3c; fcbru
airy, i2isc hid; i3i.c askcd; May, splcs al
4sc. Oats-No. 2, cash 30.
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Nrw YouK, Jan. "a CofIco-SpoL fair;
Rio dull and nominal NJ Lee options opened
~ ~ ~ points lower closing steady aud q
thnc better sales. iOl 20 bags. January,
iaH6itJn; February, i2hjCti250c March,
l2ONai2 ia; April, li.Wml22ic. May.il.nD
Gi2Wc. June, ii.55Mi2OOc; July. iiOo@
li.sn, August, iiiiCil.Oov; September
n 3Uaii5e; October, II 2nc; November
II COO ii.iici December, n Loco ii.i0c.
Sumr-Dull and somewhat nominal al
ii.c. fair refining quoted NJ bifc. refined
dull Molas.cs-Wcak. black strap, orli.
nary, lie. Ricc-Firm
CNctvNtrt, o., Jan. % Whisky Active.
sale, q iss barrels of finished goods on a
hnsisof ii.Og nuttcr-fimrr. sugar-Firm.
Eur-Firm nt ~. Cheosc-F Firm.
CucAoo. H., Jan. 2S-On the Produce
exchange today the batter and egg market.
were quiet and UNCHANGED; creamery, 22@
81, dairy, ls@9ic. fr,-, O@22c.
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FOO SAlE--.A HANDSOME lENDencE

The above Is sold, Wholesale and Retail, by ]
]. HESTER tho Druggist at Memphis, Tenn.
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pts Ia ports, this day, lNSs..""....,.,...
.pt, In ports, this dag, lss7..."...".,..,.,
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
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rnginecr, Of Public works.

srmSoriELD, ILL.,, Jan. 2s.-At the ses.
sion yesterday Of the Surveyors and Eng-
gcers association Of llliuois, the passage
Of Senator Cullom's bill was recommended,
n q firing a portion Of the engineers upon
punlic works 30 be selected outside Of the
army. The State delegate TO the national
convention of engineers was instructed "a
labor for an Endorsement Of the measure.
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Hoo prorr,r Quiet, mcssp pork. $500
ats 0surlrcur'd hams iiwii - breakfast
harrn il6liisc. bulk pork olcartidrs, $40,
$40. clear tih sides, sos 81 long clear $50
7fsc. shoulder, ~.
L,rpaTcs, nc: hall hrls, ~; Neg.
~, ,hoicr kettle. sh@nr; quiet
Iisu- Markcpl half hrls, No. I, 16
No. = 500; No =, s12N, ION klt No I,
siliy. NJ. 2si 10; NJ. D. tiOo. Dry herring
family 30 I,'r box.
Pos luI =Bns, $50; half htls, tiN
OF kegs. uD.
IurM MtNa Choice bcsi, hmdQuafi,rl
"a ,r iUrrlulri,r Nt.s, second grade hind
quarters o., i0rquiurr, 3c. Sheep ~
llur ,9,iIc.
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Live stosh,

Cmc,oo, H., Jan. 9s.-rhc Drorcr'i Journal
reports. Cattlc-Rcccipts, 400 head. ship.
mcuts. none. Market 10 lower fancy, t5.25,
-tccs, tiup6t5 90 stotkcis and feeders, o. ~
CtJl0. COWS. bulls and mixed, N.75a3 70,
Texas steers. a. 2tCf3p0
llogs- Rcccipis, i1,o1 head. shipments.
1000 head. Market steady mixed. g.. 2Od
$50. heavy, f,06t5pG light, tA.i0@s.OO,
skips, Al60ti5U.
sheep Receipts ?,OOo head. shipments,
1000 head Market steady. natives. 5000
$40. western, tl60a5io. Texans, 5000
iC0, lambs, ti55@Gib.
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Icrd.inns.

Hy-Choicc. from store, RcaSl01 COT
load, fom lrvcc or depot, tls50t,i iOprimc
sinr ,rrdg -, car load frum lcvcc " depot,
Sl7VNtiS ~ prairie fOm store ,Gta'0c; cat
load irom lcycc or depot, ti0Sai2u1.
nuNy-fuum store, tiW; from lcvc,
or depot si0O1.
turN-iwm store, white, O2ci mixed
SNrs from lrycc or defut, white, In bulk
Cn' ,aGic, IN ~ 80, miNod, Ia bulk, 49,.
G.Si.r. in ~, 81 '.mas'sr
O,ts-ltum sturc. white "a Sc; mixed
iiu2g; from lcycc or depot, white, in bulk
dpirDttNti ln Ks, ~ 'sc; mixed, IN bulk
81 .tiisc't. Ice sks, t0aii'sc
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Movements NJ the Leyee.

Arrivals-U. p Schenck, New Orleans;
Rene Macrcady, st. Francis river.
Department.. j. Schenck, Cincinnati:
Eugene, Arkansas river Rene Macready, st.
Francis river
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IA.CU.P J.A,,

Rigid tests OF comparison
instituted between Ls-cu-I
pi-a and other blood RENEE
dies, prove conclusively tnat
u stands without q peer.
We claim for La-cu-pi-al
ahenlnia infallihilifY f0rl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-29
HAVE YOU A SKIN DISEASE

n 20 them 4 no system ~ treatment that oncfs
the certainty II cuv nni economy ~ time end
money o. d0the CUurunA hNrrIs We willtcnd
iruc ~ any sufferer "low ~ Cur skin Diseases, o.
pages ~ Illustrations AMI 10 testimonials, every
one 81 which rpsats this story,
have lccu n terrible suncfCr Tor year frug dis
eaacs 81 the tkin and blood. have been obliged "a
shun public piarcH by mason II my disfrurug
humof,, have had the bc-t physicians have tprnt
hundreds ~ dollar aud got up rclici until ufcd
tho CrttrunA HIaTnits which have Curvd me,
and lcit my kin ~ clear aud blood ~ pun as a
rhiid's
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-29

The Merchant Tailors' National convcn-
ton al Cincinnati yesterday refused 10 APP
point committee 10 revise the constitn-
lion. Addresses were delivered by J. :.
Burbank. Of Boston; g. L. RICHER, OF Bal.
timorc, and w. Bassenhorsi, Of Cincinnati.
The afternoon was spent in visiting the
geological garden aud the suburbs.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-29

SnErP- Choice, i@i'Ec; medium, 3R@
SIC; common, tl.OOdl5O.
L,NBs-Choicc. 500; common TO good,
per head, 81 5OCt3OO.
GRASS CNtTIr-Choice, 3kCfic; good, 2A
M3y,c; fair 20 medium, 2,.@2A,c; scala
wags, lI@iAc; feeders, light 2@2'4c;
heavy, 2AM3c.
lIoos--thoicc light, $500; good, iA@Jc;
rnmmnn. A. .GIIl.c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-29
GENERAL TRADE.
nrenslstutH

Cons Mru- standard, set0d276; pearl,
500: roller, A. Sict2.po; quiet.
Br,Ns- Navy, q 20, medium, t2N
oar Mru-ln half hTls, $3.50 from store
FiouH-from store, common, AuNiS -
family, - 2iGtaiO. choice, flpNbl7b fancy
si0otello, extra fancy, ti2JgIO0; patent
" 5gaisi steady.
CEA,Erns Soda. extra. lc soda. treble cx
ira, ii.c; ginger SNAPS bH@J,sc; assorted
iumhlcs, Ia.
Cu,cgrp wnrAr-In half brls. t.2j from
store.
lloNtvy ,Vp Guirs-From storc, $50.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-29
COVERED WITH SALT RnEum.

CuttCvnA RtNrriizar the Frraicl mcdiclnea on
Garth. Had tile wort case ~ talt khcum In THIS
country. Ms mother had u twenty ycau, and Ia
tart dlcd ifnm a. believe tVuCunA would have
saved her life. Myauns. breast aud head Wefc GOV
crrd fnf three year. which nothing relieved NJ
cun'd until ! used Tie CtrCrHA MSofyESr In
tcnaily and CuTICunA sud CvucvnA SOAR, cx
SpwtaK. O. NV. ADAMS
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-29
HEAD. FACE AND BopY RAW,

Icommcurfd 10 uae Nuur OrUCvhA krNthln
Last 1ulv Ny head aud lace aud some pafts 81 my
body wcrr almost raw. Ny head was o1ycrcd viii
scahs aud SORES aud my suffering Wa fearful
had iflrl everything had hcaul ~ In the east and
wet My cas- Wa considered very bad one.
have nov not particle oi Fkin iiumof about me
anil my cas- l. considered wonderful
ptcattH, Micn. Mas +. T. wifirFLE