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Arrlrs. New York, tlO0s.Oo per bal.
dried apples, 5nsc Per u from slou Dried
peaches. ~ from store
vrorrAuiEs-onions A 2set450 per brl,
500 per bu Cabbagr, new Louisiana. o. 30
af0O. kmui. hrls 81 ~ half bfls, 81 10
Garlic tlm pet 100. fumlps, s2Oopcr bril-
rutahaga. 40
rorilEY...Chickens, snflng. t2nd3Oo
hens tlnoe 80 IN. turkeys. ti20lti rs 90
dressed chirkens. t2O0@5on turkcys. i2@
lsc pei ~ duck. s3cosS5o geese, A.OOcs
5.V0pcr doz.
Fauir-.Omnrcs. tic06s 90 per boz. Lem.
ons kacoas - per bon. llsnanas, ti.toCt
/ 40 per bunsh
Otur.- Quail 500 per dor squirrels, A.. q
per doz. Ncnison. whole deer, lM5c sad
ales, iOc. wild ducks. o. a. per ios Rab
bits, ti.Tn per io, fmirie chickens, tlDti
5o0 per doc Wild turkeys. i0,e76c. snipe
i2i. Moodcnck. ~ ~ per ,iox.
| PirNtrt.-.nf tihn half brls. 500
Eaos--unsetilcd hSs. i0r; casca lie.
R,ItSa-lon,lon layer., 90 90, layers, LIS
Calllon'e, A. o..
Nuf-.-Cocoanuts $50 pct 100. Peanuts
Virginia. o. tennessee. farmers stock, VI
tri roasted. &c higher shelled, TO-. fecani
Tsxas. SOLE
B,rtsn-Baticrinc, l2mikc, creamery, 2
wsoci dairy, lsfs22c. county butter, i2a2oS
buttsnne ibmHc
c,prs--oiark, ,eso PER bn, and $50 pc
: fcrAroa--fimi selling at o. .2sai.ao ps
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LIVERPOOL.


At noon: SpOts-Business fair nj I'M
changed prices Sale l0,D1 bales, Of which
American 1900 bales. l,eccipit. 1900 bales,
OF which American, 0l0o bales Closing
quotations were AS follows. Ordinary
4 i5-l0d; good ordinary l-iGd; low mid
ding, 3.fGd; good midllng, o-i0d; mid.
ding uplands, 6ad; middling Orleans,
7l6d.
Futures opened steady, at a decline, and
closed barely steady, as follows
trhc prices are given In pence and Giths,
thus 4OJ means i03-6ld, and 6.0l means
5I.0ldl
At4 p. m. -March, 52id, value; March
April, 52ld, value; April-May, b.22d, buy
or; May.June, a.23d, buyers; June-July,
52M seller; July-August, 5.26d, buyers,
Aurlsi-scptcmbcr s. 2Gd, value; September,
. 2Gd, value Septcmbcrociober, 5.lSd,
buyers.
HAvRE.
spots--Quict and steady. Tres ordlnalrc
Orleans spot or, futures for April de
livery, GAIT
Note-Trcs ordinaire Orleans spot, Osf,
represents co. francs Tor so kilos Of strict
middling cotton. lIayrc terms. A kilo Is
about ? lbs. or o. 3J-l0o kilos equal 100 lbs.
A franc Is equal 90 2OC
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OTTAWA, Can, March i5.--Sir George
Stephen and Sir Donald Smith, Of the
Canadian Pacific railway, had conference
with Sir John Macdonald yesterday after
noon regarding, Il IL believed, the monop.
DIV question. II was rumorcd last night
that a compensation bill will be intro
duccd whereby the railway viii soil the
Manitoba 4 Northwest monopoly Tor si2,'
100000.
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provlsious,

FIsu .Mackorci, half brl-, No. 1. 800.
No. ?, tG2S. No. 5, 49, lo-lb kit, No. 1,
sll0: No 2, ti.05i No 3, -. Dry her.
ring family, 2tc PEI boN.
Hoo pRopvcrs- mess pork, $3.50
ala Of sugar cured hams, mali Nc; break
last bacon, ii@ii sc; bulk pork. clear sides
7EMSc; clear rib sides, i,sMT1c; long
clear. 5g@7i.e; shoulders. Gi.c
L,HD.-Tcs, 7ifc; hall bfls, 7sso; keys, 7sc
chUicc kettle, sal@aAc steady.
Pos fErr--lIrls, fs.Jp half brls, 1900
go key. $50.
Fnnsn Mr,rs--Choicc beef. headquarters
Sc; lOreluarters, &c; second grade. hind
quarters, u; forcquaricu, &c. Sheep, u
Ilous 70
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Tnr ArrrAls sunset contemporary
seems 90 think that ''the New Orleans
baseball club viii be pie for Memphis ihls
year. That soft band Of alleged baseball
players who travel under the leadership OF
Ted Sullivan, and are labeled the wash.
ingtons, defeated the rclicans Sunday IN
two games. The iipt score was 10 10 =,
and the second rs 20 n. The washing
tons made eight errors In the first game
and seventeen IN the second. Gels, the
bmg pitcher. WAS hit for eleven singles,
and Dunn Tor eighteen. oh, what tun We
will have with New Orleans this year.
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For sptains, bruises. rhciimaiism. cramps,
Inflammation, swelling. cuts burns, etc, Ia
man, and splint, ringbono' windeall, cpi'
sootlc. scratches. etc, In horses Rangum
Root Eminent I. a furc cur. The king 81
Ilnimenls'' l. the universal verdict Ncycl
fails 10 cure any nilment thni can be reached
hy an external mcdlcalapplicailon. coccnt'
per bottle. For sale ~ fieisiers drug store
2s3 Main street
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WuIc. mud Hor.es

HoRsrs Fair demand; drivers, sl25@l75;
heavy draft, Sl7jd225; saddle, Sl50Gt200; ex.
ira saddle, S90oa250 plugs, $jOa65; Texas
ponies, $500; common drivers, $75Gi00
MuLrs--Fair demand; IA 90 AZ hands
high. $0OGli0; Az TO II hands high, Sll0G
l25; 10 to l5Is hands high, sl25@iOO; l5IS "a
10 hands high, SlJOdlD0
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snEEr-ohoicc, iai}sc; medium, 3,l@3}Sci
common $lO0d150.
L,Nm--Choicc, 800 common TO good, per
head, $l.50@300.
GRAss CArTLE-Choioe, 3H@ic; good, 2s4Cs
SC; fair TO medium, 2JI@2a.c; scallawags
lI@lRc; feeders, light, 2@2Isc; heavy, pa
C3c.
lIoes-choico light, 500; good, i9i@5ci
common 4LM4isc
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Mai. RE. Rlakcnshlp, Of Richmond.
Va, president Of tho Old Dominion Iron
and Nail works, and for many years presi.
dent al tho Richmond chamber u com.
mcrcc, was RIM nycr aud instantly killed
YESTERDAY morning bs iIciRhl car In the
,ad Of he RlcLmona & Danyillo Railroad
COMPANY.
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DAILY cor1oN sfA1rnrNr.

ImIoFiF-Y Al y ~ NdTNN % "a y
IN ~ n&IRnn. 10. Goa m ~
LKo&Tnn. M sicamefs ga wagon 10 To.
~. ~ bsIc<
rrrars 10. L6NRn ~ Goa
oWHH On. T. NoATRh a. Total 81 bales
. MEN YoKK.
spots opened nominal and closed quiet
adding. io,<c. Sales, ~ bales. Qaota.
lions were - follows Ordinary, nc; good
ordinary. ii.ioc. low middllng, CSC mid
6Iinr. lotsc: good m'ddiins, 1856 md
1IInx fair. i,e. fair, Ii,fe.
The future business viii remain sus
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xeu vefh mr., ssssdl uarLet.

NV YonK, March i1--With Mondays
mails NJ hand. good quota OF orders received
and more cheeHulness renF fkcd but bust
ncs. Is at a stand, a. n isht cannot be
moved
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lis not TO be wondered al that most
Americans are dyspeptic. Swallowing Ice
cold drinks on hot summer day does the
mischief. Why then you add ten drops Of
Angostum Bitters, the world renowned tonic
Of exquisite flavor, and thus avoid all dan
Ger Of cold IN the stomach.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamers Leaving.
Moycments nt tI,c Leyce.

Arriyals-Kate Adams, Arkansas City;
Gayoso, Tiptonvillc; City Of 81, Louis, New
Orleans Benton, Helena; U. p. schenck,
Cincinnati.
Departurcs-Kate Adams, Arkansas City;
Gayoso, Tiptonyille; City Of ST. Louis, ST.
Louis; U. p. Schenck, New Orleans.
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VIII positively cure slek headache aud
prevent it, return. Cartors Little Liver
Pills This e not talk. nu' ,Inh' une Pill Q
dose, See advrrtIscmsnt small pill small
dose. See price.
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stage of the Rivers.

OFFICIAL SIGNAL SERVICE 4. 3. Al
MENrIfIs. March Is, pm.
The following observations are taken at all sta.
lions named at 18th meridian time, which Il one
hour later than Memphis time.
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Miscellaneous.

WHfsRy--Stnight Kentucky Bourboni
Al 5OGi6 90; Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tennessee, 81. 100000; Eastern Ryes, $500
600, according TO age and make common
whisky. OOcoisi %, according TO PROOF.
BAGGING--5dIc.
TfEs--$l 1901 IL.
snor-Drop, Si,35i buck, sl.G0
LEAD-0I5c.
NAlls-Iron, 81 10; steel, 81 2562.3o.
Pownrn-Kcgs, $500; half kegs, 1915; quar-
Ter kegs, $3.50
HrpEs--Dry flint, No. !, i2c; No. 2 &c; Cry
saltcd, 6ls@S We; green salted No. l, Gci No.
., 4lgc; green, i0I5c sheepskins. i5c@Si. 10
TonAcco--Common, 25@35c; other grades,
3j6pSJc.
sSUrf--Garrrett' sl0.s5; Ralph's, slo.25;
railroad, s0.2J Gail x Ak, 800,
Coal OiL-Primc white, wholesale lots, loc
per gal
Woodbury. grease wool unwashed, 13g
lsc, clear grease wool, 2SC92jc; bury washed,
o06130c; tub washed 3J@3jc.
BEEswAx--ls 0I20c.
TALLow--3@3ISc.
Funs AID SKIYs-ncer, 3OCg36c; bar sl.0V
G1T00 mink, l50l toe; coon. hunter handled,
l5GBSjc; country handled, $4,000; otter,
81 0o65. so; beaver, 50c61S550; wild cat 100
25c fox 15675c: muskmt, i0d l5c; opossuni,
l0G,l5c; wolf 5Oc@s20o skunk, l6@7oci
panther, 50cCGSl.00.
Srrps-Red clover, Si75@5. % per bu; tim
othy, 1925 per bu; herds, 50@55c per bu;
blue grass, 81. % per bu; orchard grass, ~. ~
a $50 per bu; red oats, EG50c per bu.
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Cmc,oo, H., March i5.-.Thc Dorer' Jour.
nal reports Cattle--lsccclpis, 10000 head;
shipments, 400 head: Market slow; good
steady Others TO- Oh. steers. g. eO6t5. rs:
stockcrs and feeders, 5000 $40, cows, bulls
and MIXED. t2Ooa30o
Hogs.-Reccipts, 2i,OO0 head; shipments.
G,i0O head. Market fairly active aud iOc
lower. mixed, t5.i5ah. IS. heavy, S5.S06SS.b5;
light, t5i0a6.30, sklp~. g.bhgbO0
sheep Receipts, 5Ooo bead. shipments,
100 head. Market steady; natives, siO1
Ctai0 westerns, t5ODsl5.VO Texans, $500
| hUo lanbs A. Oll10hO. hU
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened quiet and
easy and closed quiet aud easy; middling
s,(c. Sales, 800 bales, including - bale.
last evening, Of which 25o 10 exporters and
% 10 splnnen-
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, sAci god ordinary, SIC; low
mlddling CSC middling g,sc. good mid
ding ioci middling fair, 1856 fair, nomi.
nal.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 8 PER CENT, NEW YORK.
EXCHANGE Ia PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Quiet and Easy--M iddling Cot
ton, o 5-sc--saies Today. 800 Bales
The Tone OF the General Market
Steady--Meats Strong.
APPEAL OFFICE,

APPEAL OFFICE,
THURSDAY EVENING, March 10, 1855.
Money is still loaning at per cent, and
banks, as rule show no disposition to
lower rates. The supply OF funds is ample
or present wants.
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Cotton seed Pro,lucs~.

PRmE CRUDE oIr--32@3lc; prime summer
yellow. 370J3sc; choice cooking summer yell
low, 40Gilc; prime cotton seed meal, SIG
@l70O, carload lots; less than carload, $40
l.sNl M
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EXCHANGE

f'orrespondpr time, 1887 :. i l2s sis5s 27l.07s.1
ccrrsspondins lime, 1850, i,2SaOii.2i aos,sl7h
4. EXCHANGE. ~
New York and cities north and cast on
demand, x discount buying. New York
and principal cities north aud east, sight,
u discount buying. New Orleans, 81 dis
count buying.
Selling Rates--On New York, i{'per cont
premium on sums below $1,000, $3.50 per
81 goo premium ON sums Of 81 goo or more;
on Cincinnati, 81. Louis or Louisville, Sl.60
per 81, 900 premium on all sums; ON New
Orleans, $50 per 81, 900 OH all sums. Prime
commercial sterling, $is2als2iS,
No changes In quotations on local securi-
ties today. The stock call board session was
quiet and but few bids or offerings were
made.
The local cotton market remains quiet and
easy without quotablc change In price. The
sales were 800 bales At New Orleans spots
closed dull with futures duh and upi 70 .
points. AT Liverpool the spot market was
quoted business good at unchanged prices,
with futures barely steady and OF points.
New York spots closed quiet. No business
was Transacted IN futures, and viii not until
telcgraphic and mail advlecs are fully re
stored.
Sugar receipts at New orleans continue
light and the movement Is sufficient 20 absorb
The arrivals. Although there il no particu.
lar activity there is fair demand and
prices nr steady. Molasss Is quiet, but
steady. There is no change to note IN the
rice market
The local market continues steady with
quotations unchanged.
IMPORTS.
Apples, 3s brls. bran, $50 SKIS: beans aud
. peas, 10 brlg butter, 20 pkgs; bacon, is
pkgs; boots and shoes, 322 pkgs corn, ,2iO
bu; cheese, i2j pkg. coffee, 80 sks, cement,
155 hrls; cotton seed, ., 800 sks; cotton seed
oil cake, IOD SKIS; dry goods lG2 pkgs; cuys,
O. pkg; -four, 775 hrls. hay. So bales; hors,
~ head; cattle, 10 head; horses and mules,
~ head; Lard 1853 pkg; lumber, 1900 feet
liquor, 10 pkgs; meal, ~ brls molnsscs 100
brlE nails, oOo kegs oats, 1909 bu; onions,
n brls, potaiocs. q brls; pork sides. 3 car;
rice ~ pkg; sugar, 100 brls tobacco 40
pkg, wheat, 900 hu.
ELEVATOR RErOnrs.
The following shows the amount Of grain
received, Withdrawn and la store by regular
elevators, ~ reported "a The Merchants ca.
change today Torn received, lsOIl bu, with
drawn. > SIS bu; Ia store, ~ SIS hu. Oats
rrcisrd !, So bn; Withdrawn, S,Cll bn; IN
sion'. lj,2i5 bu.
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pou,ls mud stocks.

The following lisi Il corrected regularly,
and insy be regarded NJ tho a'cst quotations.
ukNz .rof.Ks.
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blu, 80. 25@35o per brl; sweet potatoes, $500
per brl. q
yINEoAI--pcr gal s612c.
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Groceries.

INV YonK, March is.--Conee-fair Rio'
nominal, I3,lc; options, 1000 points higher.
with less doing. Sales, $500 bap; March,
to0Oa0g5, April, $4,000 80, May, $500
@g7S June, so5Oa07O: July, so.a5ao SO,
August, ta3o@o35. Sugar lI,aw)-Dull and
nominal; fair refining quoicd At 1916; re-
fined dull but steady; price nominal.
CixciSNATf, o., March i5.-- whlsky-Quict;
sales, az brls finished goods ON basis Of
500 Butter-firm. Hugnr-Qulct. Egg
Stronger, i3,fGilc. Checse--Sicady.
CnicAao, H.. March i5.--On the Produce
exchange today the butter market was
very firm; creamery, L22@9kc; dairy,
is@2r. Egoi--i3@iic.
Havana, Marrh i5.-sugar..-Quict; Ogo
polarization, S250,s@27s gold pcrquintal.
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stookholders, MeetIng.

A NETTING ~ the siockholdcro Of The Troy aud
~ Tfplnntllle Hailruad Company Will " held ~
The ofiles Of sald Company In the town Of Troy
In Oldon county. Tennefsec on Monday The xlth
day 81 February. AID. iNN ior The confederation
I'd nortae1 70 bonds aud stock 81 aid company, ard
Inc iranssction " such other business a. may be
sdtlsrd ~ ouisr OF the board Of pifSctor4 De
oemtrf ~. i*1. oto. ~ NthroN' fn*aoene
W. nnica secretary.
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OH aud rarre.,ine.

Cuvrl,Np O.. March D.. Petroleum
Firm = W., ii0', 7Ac.
ST. IorIs. Mo, March iS.-wool-Quici
but steudv 80
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The following shows the amount Of grain
received, Withdrawn aud la store by regular
elevators. ~ reported "a the Merchants ca.
change today Torn received, isOii bu, with
drawn. SIS bu; Ia store. ~ SIS hu. Oats
revived. 1850 bn; withdrawn, S,0il bn; IN
sfors Al ~ lu
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
FOR CINCINNATI

Memphi. aud Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Cairo Evansville. Louisville aud Cincinnati.
making al way landlngs aud connecting at Gin
cinnati with all Eastern tralns.
GTEAMER DeSOTO, A. ~@
from The Consolidated wharibosi -f><5 -.
foot Of Monroe u, FRIDAY. Msruh q. At Pm.
For particulars apply to e. n RrssEl.i., -. " "
Agent Room u. Cotton Exchange Building 9Ons
Cam Passenger Agent Telephone ~
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ac..nmers neuaas, Perfume
ma cannalsn PneIne.

is remarkable for IT, delicate frugpnce.
sanitary Record. London.
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Articles.
;. Opened. Highest Lowest Closing.
Cash quotations were as follows;
Elour-Duiet and unchanOcl

tst-..-i 49,. = a - a : --,
Elour-Vuiet ana unchanged =
No. spring wheat, 1i2sgUnci NO. =
rcd wheat, SIC; No. corn, oOhc; NO oats,
z'Ss4yOci NO. rye, ootztgJJci no. par
| ley, Ildslc; No. l fiax seed, sl.4oi prime
timothy seed, s25l@252, 80
Mess pork, per brl, Sli.O5; lard, per 100
lbs N.621s; short rib sides, loose, N.i5
| dry salted shoulders, boxed, s6OO96.lO
short clear sides, boxed. s7.G5@I7o. -.
Receipts-flour, 10000 brls wheat, lOOoo
bu; corn, 1900 bu; oats, 9hooo bui rye,
1000 blu; barley, $1,000 bu.
shipments = Flour 1900 brlS wheat,
ll,VO bn; corn. loo'OOC bn; oats, o3Vo bui
rye, lioO Dui barley, 2o,VcO Du.
ST. LOUIS. NO.. March i5.--Flour---Quiet
and unchanged; XXX, 81 6Oa2.G0; family,
o.. s5Ca29o; choice, s3.25Ei. 100 patents, 10
6Ji.25
wheat-Opcned lower bnt soon advanced
| from the opening, then fell back little, and
closed steady; No. 2 red, cash, S2lfGJS214c;
| April closing at s2lfc; May, s2If6ts2;Sc.
closing at s29ic; June, s26ss21,c closing Mt
s2,sei July, 1sH@Isssc. closing at 7s,ic;
August, 1sHci December closing at s2Ac
asked. u
Corn-Was IN ssympathy with wheat cash,
i5,stsie.c; April closing at fJtci May, 900
i57sc, closing.at 46lsc; june closing at 4094ci
July, i7HCaG1sc, closing ut 4i'fc:
Oats-firm aud higher cash, JO,sCaJohc;
May, DsiCs29esc. go
Aaa0a al
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READ!

On. DuHcAa--For a long time my wife was
troubled wsth cough that defed all the medicine
could find; finally got your COUGH BAGIsAM
which cured her In three days. Its value cannot be
oyerestimated. Very truly,
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Cmcsao. M, March l5-clearlnr..
ta.0sloo
81. Iouis, No. March t3-Cicatings,
g., t0,Oo0. balances, tSp20>a.
Nrw YonK, March i5-nank cloahngs
$50. os2, 0s's balances, ~, 2as soa
h,LtiNonr. Nd. March i3.--Clsa finvt Ia.
day, " 10000. balance. Slpl. 5gi.
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Above Low ..,,.n.o,
| Water. N''Ai'se
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DR.. DUNCAN
COUGH BALSAM

All who have used this valuable medicine for
Coughs, Colds, and all other diseases Of the Lungs
and Breast. attest 10 its worth.
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have an occasional artist or sculptor
who become quite efficient in their art
Woman has been successful in editori-
al work. and quite a number Of papers
and magazines are edited by women;
in one of our largest publishing houses
the proprietor is woman. and she has
been very successful in her manage
ment of business affairs; while as re-
porters they do not always rank with
the ordinary, for the livestock re-
porter of one of our leading newspa-
pers is Miss Middle Morgan. who is
said to exercise as much discretion and
Judgment in her work rs any member
of the sterner sex: and Colorado has
one whose acqUaihtances delight in
saying sis the best man reporter in the
State" As stenographers and type
writer's many find employment, and
on almost every railroad VIC find them
in the capacity of operators Of tele-
graphy.
In the Western States many women
are owners of cattle ranches. which
they oversee with precision and tact.
SO that besides those who are gaining
livelihood by working at those trades
whose majority of laborers are women.
there are many who have entered the
ranks occupied heretofore only by men.
and although laboring under disadvan-
tages. they can successfully cope with
the male element in many instances.
and, as one of our eminent men has
predicted future in which the labor of
women will be as well paid rs male la
Dor. be not disheartened. toiling sisters.
but let our aim be coward and up
ward" ever striving to success in that
which we undertake. Ru6,e.
in Farm and Fireside.
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WOMAN AS WAGE-EARNER.
Her Proficiency In Various Walks Former
ly Occupied by Men Only.

Her Proficiency In Various Walks Former
~ Occupied BY Men Only.
The woman of to-day is rapidly TAX
ing her place among the financiers of
our country; entering. without Great
ing any comment those vacations
which, had she entered not many
years ago. would have called forth
much ridicule. Not only has she thus
ventured to enter the channels former
~ occupied only by men. but has mani
Tested her ability to manage and at
tend to the same. We now have in
re und numbers about $500 female
physicians practieing in the United
States. while every year those colleges
which admit Oomen are sending out
more graduates. so that the number is
continually increasing. and many of
these are gaining lucrative practice.
earning their thousands annually.
Dentistry. too. has an occasional FOL-
lower of this sex. and several years
ago the honors of the graduating class
in one of our colleges of dentistry
were awarded to the only woman in
the class.
Law has its pecuniary attractions.
and woman has followed it success
fully in its various branches We also
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MEN AND WOMEN.
Short Sermons on the Same Text by Er
inent Men.

Short Sermons on the Same Text by En-
inent Men.
Concerning women and men as
equals Ruskin says: I'VE are foolish
and without excuse in claiming the SUI
periority of our sex to the other; in
truth. each has what the other has not.
One completes the other and they are
in nothing alike. The happiness of
both depends on each asking and re-
ceiving from the other what the other
only can give" Thackeray drew this
contrast: almost all women will give
a sympathizing ear to men who are in
love. Be they ever so old they grow
young again in that conversation and
renew their own early time. Men are
not quite SO generous Voltaire said:
'.All the reasonings of men are not
worth one sentiment of women"
Gladstone says: "Woman is the most
perfect when most wOmanly." Dr..
Clarke says: MAN is no superior to
woman nor woman to man. Inc rela-
ton of the sexes is one Of equaCy. not
of better or worse or of higher or lower.
The loftiest ideal of humanity demands
that each shall be perfect of its kind.
and not be hindered in its best work.
The lily is not inferior to the rose, nor
the oak to the clover. yet the glory Of
the lily is one and the glory of the oak
is another; and the use of the oak is not
the use of the clover. st Louis
GloJe- Democrat
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seemed 70 affect the chemistry Of his blood,
turning him dark Of hue and more than
ever Ike . svag-bodied, repulsive toad
OF Cistene, however, he became curiously
fond. He often put his arms about her en-
dearingly, and felt her white throat with
his coarse fingers, and asked her with a
show of playfrlness. show she would like to
be blood-atoned" Then, to allay her fright.
he would say, ''that she was the only one of
his wives who loved him; indeed. the only
person that really so regarded him. and
that for her sake he was not going to take
q new wife as he had intended. but that she
should be his last. best love, and favorite
wife," and the simple soul. despite her fears,
was as happy as the dag was long.
But the enc ally Farley had learned ever
to count upon in schemes of shame and
wrong-doing was not at hand. knoch
Arsen, the tithe-gatherer, was missing.
On the morning Paul Elchard had ridden
away from Burl Hartman's, followed by the
troubled eye Of Orson Beam, the 1.-THE
gathcrer had gone, at his own suggestion,
to Salt Lake City, and had never returned.
Farley could not fathom il. He had sent
two messengers to the city in search Of hi,
congenial companion in crime, but 10 trace