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CoRN--From store, white, G2c mixed, SIC;
from lcyoo or depot, white ia bulk, 5Gc; in
sacks 59c mixed, In bulk, zoe; in sacks, Csc.
BRAN-From store, Zoe; from lcyee or de-
pot Sli.upHli50.
llAY-Choicc, from store 90c; car Load,
from lcvcc or depot, $3.50; prime, from
store, Soc; car load. from lcvcc or depot,
$500. prairie, from store, 5jCpGDc car load
from loycc or depot, gu. 5ocgil.OO.
OArs-From store, white, IJc; mixed, Sic;
from lcyee or depot, white, IN nulk, 2Dc; In
sacks Jsc, mixed, IN bulk, 2pc, in sacks, Sic,
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BY TELEGRAPH.


INV NoRK. Aug lS-Moncy on call very
easy at Ia to 2 per cent, last loan , per
cent, closed offered at per cent Prime
mercantile paper, i@GH per cent Sterling
exchange duh hot steady ut - SiJf for sixty
day bills and t4.s7 for demand.
Government bonds dull and steady. State
bonds were entirely neglected.
The stock market was dull today, and
while somewhat unsettled and fcyerish, was
generally weak aud most of the list closed
lower this evening than the last previous
sales. There was u more hopeful feeling on
the street at the opening and first sales
were made az advances over last evenings
closing figures Of from = 10 X per cent,
which advantage was further increased by
small fractions IN the early trading.
The business done was small and unim-
portnnt, however, and when the first demand
Stacked of the bears renewed their pressure
against the list aud everything weakened.
The gmngcrs led off with Northwestern In
the lead, but the Could stock became most
prominent shortly and Missouri Pacific rap
idly declined over per cent, the bulls In
these stocks being very tlmid and the feel.
ing upon them very unsettled. New Eng
land was the next point II attack, and re-
tired fraction. though the general list was
somewhat stronger arri recovered partially
from the lowest prices reached The move
mcnt lacked vim, however, and the tone Of
the market at the close WIS rather heavy aud
unsettled. The final changes, while IN no
case for more than fractional amounts we're
almost invariably In the direction Of lower
figures.
The railroad bond market was unusually
narrow and the change IN quotations eS.
trcmcly small, there beJug no marked move.
mcnt anywhere In the list As IN the share
list, dizziness was the most conspicuous feat
urc, but the activity In the Reading issues
brought up the total sales 10 a fairly respect.
able amount. The full sales reached S525,.
on. out of which the Reading first incomes
contributed Sl57, 900, but the dealings were
utterly devoid of any other feature
The total sales II stocks today were 0O,5l4
shares Closing quotations
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Tenn, sharp advance, Sl5O@30O Eastern
ryes, slS5G6.OO, according to age and make;
common whisky, 05c6 80 according 10
proof nothing under 20 per cent. quoted.
Woodbury., grease wool, unwashed, 10
Ctljc, clear grease wool, 20CG2jc; bury,
washed, 2Oa3lc; tub washed 3Og3ic.
BETswAN---lsCI20c.
TAIIDW---gGt tc
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lash quotations were as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows
flour-tirm aud unchanged.
No. 2 spring wheat, S3j.C1S3,sc; No. ,
spring wheat, lGCu70c; No. 2 red, s5Jfas5a.c
No. corn. 4ijkc No. 2 oats, 25i.c No. /.
| rye, lsc. No. barley nominal No 4 far
seed. si.lsai.l9. Prime timothy seed, a.. rs
Mess rork-Pcr brl, tl3.7Odl3.75 Lard
per 100 lbs, Ss.9j@s.g7Il, short ribs side,
(loosel o. 2Oda22Jt
Rcccipis--flour li,5Si brls; wheat, o..
$50 bu. corn. 222. 100 bu; oats, i8I, COS bu
rye, ll,y7 bu; barley, 3,l25 bu.
Shipmcnts-llour, ~, 10 brls, wheat, i7s,,
go bu, corn, AS, il6bu. oats. lt3 rs bu; rye,
G,jSS bu, barley 772 bu.
ST. Louis No, Aug ls-Flour--stcady
and firm. Whcat-Cash, unsettled. with
Tine weather abroad aud crop prospects not
10 unfnvomblc, though cables were firm,
good weather In the northwest and reports
from spring wheat crop improving, there
was a pressure 90 sell that opened prices 80
lower. A good demand developed on the
decline aud recovery followed, but the feel.
ing was unsettled To the close: No 2 red, cash.
s5c, August S51.ms01sc September. sIjfCs
s5'.c, closing at sh}sc October, sGt@s55sc,
December, Ssl4CtsS,sc. clOsingat ~ &c, May,
p3'sCtpiJsc, closing Mt Ole.
Communicative, with trading small. No. 2,
cash, iolsCgiic. September illsc October,
iOisEtiOi.c, year, sac. May, Wis636.c
Oats -Easicr. No. leash. 2iGt2i 70. August.
24@2ikci september 2Jac, May, Gji@
2jsc.
Rye-I7c bid.
Brun-Dull; 5G95sc.
Flnxsccd-sl. 10
Cornmcal-Dull, s2IS6250
llay-Oicrings largely IN excess % de.
mand and prices lower new prairie. 5000
$50, new timothy, ti5.0o@l5.S0 old limo.
thy, tlbOOGll7OO.
Buticr-Quict and steady: creamery. iGa
isc, dairy. li6tlhc. Eggs-Quotod at re
Tot guaranteed strictly fresh.
Pro,isions-firmcr. Pork-ti8S7if In fob
lots. Dry salt Mcnts-Shouldcrr. (boNcdl
s.. 2b@750. longs and ribs ts5OCts II "
short clear, ss756tsO7lf nacnn-Shoul.
ders ss25. longs and ribs sa.3SCio 80
short cleans, S0.OOg972k. Ham-Sl26OCg
iiO0
gcccipts-Flour, 1000 brls wheat Ia.
ooO bu; corn, 5000 bui oats, $1,000 bu; rye
1000 bu.
shipments-Flour, 1900 bris. wheat,
oOcO bui corn, 1900 bu, oats, 5000 bu; rye,
none.
KANSAS CRY Mo. Aug is.-wheat-
lower. No. red, cash, 72I.c bid, 7Slfo asked;
September 12.o bid 73A.c asked: December,
El.o bid, 7Gc asked. No. red, cash, CSC
bid, WAc asked, No. soft, cash. &c bid
Com-Stcady, No 2, cash sales AZ 36lto;
May, S0.c bid, SAKE asked No. 2 white,
cash, tic asked.
oa,s-No 2, cash, 9o,Ic bid, 2ie asked.
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Provisions.

Ftsu-Mnckcrc half brls. No I, 1925;
No. ? 81 15, lOlb kit, No. /. $l.li No. 2,
$40 Dry herring family. pc per box.
Hoo PRopucrs-Fi mess pork 5000,
sugar cured hams, l3mlSHc; breakfast
bacon. iOAiGtl2c. bacon. clear rim sides ~
CJDJsc bulk pork, clear Sides OdO,sc; clear
rib sides, s'sc; long clear, SIC shout
ders, 7Lm7Ac.
L,RD-Tcs sI@sKc; half brls, sh@sNc
keys, Sls@s5sc, choice kettle, 0%WOJlc,
Firm.
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rwNr CuupE ou.--aGc. prime summer
yellow, ntilc, OF summer yellow. H,nyic.
choice cooking summer yellow. t,digc.
prime summer white, itCt as, primo cotton
..ced meal, 81 o8i561 less than car load.
ilNa, of cotton seed meal Sl5.UlGl5 81
lotS than car load lots. ft69S
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I,Nns---Choirc. lsttSr. common 10 GOOD
per head si.5DtIul.
HoUs--Choicc light, b6tAtsc. good. la.ClSe.
common, l'.Ogi'sc.
tArrtr-a-t huirp. AaG1i.C. rooI 1ttC,gr.
scallaWaFs, i',Cs2i.c
kurrra.C Choice 3isntc. medium. gt.r.
common, 81 Goal so wv
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rLASr,rioN MOVEMENT


The Ncwlork Financial Chronicle of August
H. gives the following figures Total visible
supply ns',o5i bales, against 1911, 20j In
l,s7. These figures indicate n decrease Of
cotton In sight Of SSi,35l bales, as compared
with tic same date In iss,, aud decrease u
2aa, aSS bales as compared with same date In
lssH
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Wool,
New York Dry Good. Market.

ST. LouIs, Mo-, Aug. ls.-wool-stronger
with good consumptiye demand.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Dives . n.v,.hinsl, pssauful sGa. Drives "a
hlsssAss. ssis.... p.Ss ass.'. funpl. sua.t.ai
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eroeerle.

NEw loHE, Aug --Cofce-Rio options
quiet silcs 22tlJ bays, including; August
Nanhllm. September tl0. 5O6t ". 80,
October ~ ad iuOr. December. 81. SJStn 10,
January NN'toipus. February, tDSh
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sIcn.su. euor,rIoNs.

Ordinary, nc, good ordinary, SIC. low
middling, y'sci middling loo, good mid.
ding 10 b-iGc, midiling fair, 1856, fair.
nominal, dusty, Hc 10 ic lower
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Jake Goldbaum Second street, Chelsea
J. Goldberg, Fort Pickering
Y. Bcrnardino, Main and Linden.
Charles Cicolli, Union and DeSoto.
John Oakley, Bcalc street.
CharlesGallina, Boalc street
J A. NJ cClain, Capitol Saloon.
Floyd 4 Mooney Main street
G. PoGesta and Bro, Main and Court.
J. A. Pollock, Madison street.
W. II. Irwin, Monroe street.
Turf Exchange, Monroe street
J ohm Obcrle, Second street, Chelsea.
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spo's opened quiet and easy and closed
nominal. middlinF, ll'.c. Sales, -- bales.
Quotations were a, follows Ordinary, SIC.
god urlinar, 3ibiGci low middlrr.
10 ,5.iGo. midll'ng. ii'.c. i9oi m'idiins.
u 0.iCs miliDns h'r i!5icG fair.
)? ;Jis.
Fuiur- "irry>' af.irl MOD easy iud ciu,d
.lu'ct aul .s,hiN o. i''i.'Ns august HISS
1i.ir >,f'''-n' CO.,. '.l.r'ss Drtohcr case,
Vsn @''r....i o.. t't' ii"e'mtrr. g,s
re'- - co.. .:.s,.. lihnpry. no
go 80. ti,,"f. SGD. ria',f ~.
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OIL aud Turpeutipe.

WILMINGTON, N. C., Aug. ls.-Turpentine
firm at 3iLc.
CLEVELAND, o., Aug. ls.-Peroleum easy;
S. w. llOe, &c.
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NEw YoRK, Aug. 49, There was very
quiet market in all departments Of the
trade.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

trei.s's frssilss. ksuyu.a. T.t,.t. w.,srsrsss.
snsAiJ nssl nsls iE,ss, Mite. .It suHss. Iryni
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COTTON MARKETS

Tho local cotton market opened steady ,nd
closed steady middlinr. Ice Sales. unim.
IoFiant, including --- last evening. Of
which - ~ oSpoHcn and ---- " spin.
uerN
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CHICAGO, Ill, Aug. is.---rhe DrorerF Jour
nal reports Cattle--Receipts, $500 head;
shipments, 1000 head. Market steady; steers,
S5.25G5.75; stockors and feeders, 81. OO6g3. 80;
cows bulls and mixed, sL35@3.0O; Texas
cattle, Si.75@3.50.
Hogs---Receipts, 5000; shipments, 5000;
Market strong, 5dlOc higher; mixed S.. sO@
6.35; heavy, s5.9o@6.GG light, $4,000. so;
skips, Si.OOG575.
Sheep---Receipts $500; shipments, 600
Market slow; natives, So 75CGl. %, westerns,
S3.OoCg3.sG Texans, S2.75@3.O0; lambs, $3.50
GLOUO
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MAGNOLIA BALM

HA'NNN 'iNiN"'h Hv.v. gsin,,e. Ansurs
fsn' ffs's."' AoIt rt.t,.. Cast bs dstsc,sn
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY Q PER CENT, NEW YORK EX-
CHANGE also PREM. RELLING.
Cotton steady-Mddling Cotton, loc-
Sales Today Unimportsnt-Tho Tone
ofthe General Market steady-Meats
Firm.
ArPrAL OFFICE.
HATrRnAN ENININn. AMr. n. lAea.

As usual at this season Of the year money
Is firm and the banks are doing nothing
below per cent
The clearinghouse rcport Ia as fnllnws.
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March 5000; April, 5000; jane, Sl0O5
Rio on spot dull; fair cargocs, l4hc,
mild grplcS, firm.
x Id hiJ'contrifnnsi oao tcst az rn6naJ
moderate demand, steady. Rice-Fair de-
mand, steady.
CmcAGo H., Aug. is.-on the Produce
exchange, to-day, the butter market was
steady; fancy creamery, lsI6@i011c; fair TO
good, A@l6c; fancy dairy, l5dl5lsc; good to
choice, lSX@AHc. Eggs-l3h@llc for
choice northern.
CINCINNATI, o., Aug. s.-Whisky-Steady;
sales SIS barrels of finished goods on basis
of Sl.l4. Butter-Firm. Sugar-Easy
Eggs--Firm, l2c. Cheese-Firmer.
INV ORLEANS, La, Aug ls-Coffee-
Firmer; Rio, common to prime, i2H9l5Ac
Others unchanged
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NJ J. Griffin, South and Rayburn avenue.
Mrs. +. Rics, Vance street
G.. &. Carter Bealc street.
+. W scruggs, Poplar and orleans.
G. j Long 4 Bro, shelby and Trczcvant.
A. Marx, Hot Springs Ark
Fmnsioli Bros, Front aud Madison.
Joseph Samucls, Vandnlc, Ark
Thomas Coyne, Alabama street
+. NJ Harper Carlisle, New Mexico.
W w. Gresham, Bolivar, Miss.
Mrs A. McNicholas, South street
Butler Bros, North Gate Elmwood Cemetery
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Jos. Mancini, Madison street.
ii. b. Fallon Covington, Tenn.
G II. Cole, Arlington, Tenn.
r. II. Tate Decatur, Ala.
J. w. Roberts, }, Pontotoc Miss.
G. o. 4 +, w. Eveland, Hot Springs Ark.
Samclson n Roscnthal, Birmingham, Ala.
S. S. Bamberger, Poplar street.
NJ. Callahan, Fourth and Poplar.
Adolph Nathan, Huntsville, Ala.
Michelli Il Guliana, cor. DeSoto and Gayoso.
Il. II. Moore, Batesvile, Miss.
Thomas Bros, Grenada, Miss
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Phil Fransioli, corner second and Union.
John Asst, Main and Union.
r. Y Edmmdson, Mississippi avenue.
John Gaz. bio, Front and Gayoso.
l.. 4. Morris & Co.. Osccola, Ark
j Sartore A Bro, Boale and Second.
DIR. J. l.. Simmonds, Clarksdale Miss.
+. Carlin, 1876 Johnson avenue.
T.. g. Campbell Il Co., 4GG Main street.
J. J. Sturla, II Union street.
w c. Griswold, 1923 Main street.
w II Swapc, Mississippi ave, cor. Walker,
Scdgc Bros Como, Miss
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s. Frcdlandcr, Union street
Morris Lesser Haynes, Ark.
J. X. Glenn, CORTLAND, Miss.
Frnnsioli a liadincli, Madison street
Harvey Robinson, Second aud Madison.
Bscoc 4 Spcakcs, Bolivar, Miss
$. Rosenhem, Main, bet. Poplar and Wash
ington.
/ r. Page, Fourth aud Poplar.
George Schillcy, West Court street.
Frank Carin, 2Ul Johnson avenue.
A. Campbell Il Co., Bcalo street.
:. Bchr n Co., corner Union and ncSoso.
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II: X. Fisher Mississippi avenue.
W. NJ Burford, Chapel Hill, Miss.
Jas Cerisola 4 Co, Main and Washington
Lewis Bros. Vicksburg, Miss.
q. Dondero, Front street.
A. Lee n Co., Fulton, Tenn.
J. $. Clements, Mason, Tenn.
Berentz x Co., Poplar street.
]. NJ Jackson, Aokerman Miss.
III. J. Hester, Madison and Main.
NJ. X. Cox, Hollywood, Miss.
Turlcy a Co., Coldwater, Miss.
A. u. Cnruthers Clarksdnle. Miss.
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L. Harrison, Dyersburg, Tenn.
J. H. Warner Senatorial Miss
. J. c. White, Wesson, Miss.
Jno. G.. Hill, Durant Miss
/. Samelson a. Co., Gayoso Hotel
|. Samelson q Co.. Peabody Hotel.
|. Samelson & Co., Luehrmanns Hotel.
!. Samclson & Co., $40 Main street
r. 7. Fortune, Main street
Mrs. A.N. Lombard, Palace Hotel Sardis Miss.
Moss Rose Cafe, Main and Union.
| j. n. Howard Il Co., Vance street.
]. ii. Warner, Scnatoba, Miss.
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town, such as they be. That proud mink
is only one on EN- How thcy rolled the
shameful story, like a sweet morsel under
OF their contemplate souls, that one woman
more had singed her angel wings in the pitt
less flame of disgrace.
Philip had struggled TO his feet. The
women blushed like fire and tried TO look I'M
conscious, but he did not even glance at them
as he moved down the aisle. He could not
see very well Was the chapel full as it
seemed and was that an usher in white kids
who was coming toward him and saying:
Just one minute more; the bridal couple
are just coming i'm
Bolt upright he sat where he had been
guided, and saw as in dream n white phan-
shadow OF a man go by. married! who
said she was married. Ali it was horrible
Perhaps they two, those women hends, were
all that knew the shameful secret. Would it
do any good to pray them for the mercy of
God TO keep III Would money hire a woman
to keep disgrace that had fallen on u fair
sisters namefn
aren't you going to salute the brider'
smiled an acquaintance. This is the mar
riage of Labor and Capital at last He had
perpetrated his witticism a dozen times at
least, and this was the first hearer who had
not laughed. Jane Graves and Silas Filings
worth, Bertha's father-were they mad, or
was herr
~ am i'll, he muttered incoherently, as he
pushed his way almost roughly out.
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SKIN SCALP
BLOOD.

Having been a sufferer fortwo years and hal {
from oisea G caused by a bruise the leg, and
h wing been cured by the Cuticnra Remedies
deem 1t my duty 10 recommend them. v sited
Hot springs TO no avail and triod several doctors
Mr.. John P. Finlay, Ito whom | shall ever feei
grateful spoke TO me about Cnticura and | con.
scnted to give them Trial with the result that |
am pafectly cured. Tn re is now no sore about
me. think can show the largest surface where
my suHerings suran < from " aoy one in the state
ihe Cuticura Remedies are the best blood and
skin cnres mauufacturi | refer to druCgi John
+. FlHlay and Or. : Mouigom ~, both Of this
place, and TO DR.. Smith Of Like Leo, Miss.
ALENANrBG BEACH, Gre nville, Miss,
Mr. Beach used the Cutcura remedies at our
request with results a. above stated.
A. FISLAY ~ Co. Druggists.
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tune and himself to them, never questioning
but word of his q stroke Of his pen, would
let perpetual sunlight into their lives
That evening he sat alone in the little study
in the house that had been his fathers The
house was full of solemn faced guests, but he
would see none Of them. He had bowed his
head on his folded arms and tried to COM
mune with the dead; his dead. There were
two. One his kind. tender father, whose
broad, fiorid face always frightened with a
smile at the coming Of his son. The other Of
his dead was woman. He saw her as If
she yet lived. What there was in this woman
Of all others that should have called forth
such tender raptures Of love he had never
paused to wonder. She was not brilliant us
some women. Her lips, that he believed
could have spoken so wonderfullyif they had
cared, were ofteuest closed in society. Her
eyes expressed TO him the rarest of noble
thoughts, and it was as if she deemed the
common world unworthy, but that by and
by she would speak. He had thought her heart
spotless white, and the texture of her nature
finer and sweetcr than that of ell other
women. Every eye that saw her must adj
nire the threads Of fine spun gold she called
her hair, her soft skin Us delicate TO the touch
as baby's lips, and the queen like perfection
of her form, a system of bold curves and lines
of beauty melting into each other at their be-
ginning and their end. But could there be
any ono to whom she was 50 much beside her
beauty, for whom each phase of her thought
or tone Of her voice was just what seemed
most fittingi And she too was gone, dead;
where no prayers or cries of his could reach
or t~a.c h her; dead, and yet forever alive for
him.
win you see a lady, sirT" 1t was Mary,
whose manner was subdued suitably to the
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woman too. It made me mad that you
should think her so pure and good
"But why should you hate herl l never
could-never.n His hand loosened on the
door knob and he leaned back. Jane Graves
could have gone if she would,
"And don't you hate her now she almost
screamed at him, when L have told you how
she kissed and fondled him.
"Hushl"
'Well. hate her, because she stole away
my lover. May his love touch her yet TO dis
gust may his kisses turn bitter on her lips.n
The door closed after his visitor, and Philip
glanced at the clock, which pointed to H.
Only half the night gone then! He sat down
and dropped his head ON his folded arms
again.
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fro RE Continued


Known and used by physicians all over
the world. SCOTS Emulsion not only
gives flesh and strength by virtue of its
own nutritious properties, but creates an
appetite for food that builds up the
wasted body, Il have been using SCOTS
Emulsion for several years, and am
pleased with its action. My patients say
TINT it is pleasant and palatahle, and all
grow stronger and gain flesh from the use
Of it. use it in all cases Of wasting
diseases, and it is specially useful for
children when nutriment medication is
needed. as in Marasmus II. W PIERCE,
NJ D., Knoxville, Ala.
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A DMINIsTRATO NOTICE.
Estate Of Eliza Spencer. dseeased.

Estate Of Eliza Spencer. deceased
The undersigned. having been appointed admin.
stratur of the estate of Eliza Spencer.
late of the comfy OF Rock IslAud state of
Illinois, deceased, hereby gives notice that he
will appear before the county court OF Rock Island
county At the Office Of The clerk of said court in
the civ Of Rock Island, at the Auril term on the
First Monday in April next at which time all
uersous having claims against said estate are no
tilted and requs sted to attend for the purpose of
having the same adjusted. All persons Indebted
10 said estate are requested to make immediate
Dsymeut to the undersigned.
nsfea this 7th day of February. A. D.. 1888
DEAN T. ROBINSON.
feb q-dsw Administrator.
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Ever sin c can remember, my mother has suf,
ferei from milk leg Nothing would do her any
good She had the best medical talent. hut they
all did ner no good. She suffered with her leg for
thirty years and nevcrkneN = well day. she wogld
have to sit mp half the night holding up her leg
md moaning. She had no peace She use all the
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feet | asked her to try your Gu icurn Remefie
Got her bottle OF Cuticum ResolY, mt, an1 she
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EDWARD J. UED-H, 1905 Broadway, s.. Y.
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Is natures own true laxative. IT is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or Costive; to dispel head
aches, colds and fevers; to cure habtual
constipation, Indigestion piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California Fig
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Harz g. Bahnsen agents Rock Island,
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-11

In the ears, sometimes roaring, buzzing
sound. are caused by Cotsrh, that ex>
ceedingly disagreeable and very common
disease. Loss of smell or hearing also
result from Catarrh. Iuod'a Sarsaparilla,
the great blood purifier, is n peculiarly
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suffer from catarrh, try Hoods Sarsapar-
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