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COTTON MA RKETs.

The local cotton market opened firm and
closed firm; middling, 0J4c. Sales 2iOo
bales, including 300 last evening, OF which
all 10 exporters aud none TO spinners.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, s7.iGci good ordinary, o.; low
mlddlng, 0,fc; middling, 0l.o good mid.
ding, iO,sci middling fair lO,Sc; fair,
nominal
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New YORK. Dry Goods Market.

NEW YogK, Feb. l4.--For cotton goods
there was good inquiry for miscellaneous
ass0rtmcnts, whereby stocks were further re-
duced, while forwardings took care OF chief
receipts. Heather gnghams advanced.
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Wool.

sr. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 14.--Wool-Firm,
but steady and unchanged. Unwashcd-
Bright medium, lGd24c; coarse braid, 1870
2lci low sandy, l0@lsc; fine light, l3@l9c;
fine heavy l20ai7c; tub washed, choice, SOC;
inferior, 30@33c; sacks, 10@l5c.
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THE RIVERS.
WEDNESDAY,.
Movements at the I.evee.

Arrivals-Chickasaw White river; John
A. Wood and bargcs New Orleans; U. p.
Schenck, CINCINNATI Rose Lee, 0sceola.
Departures John A. Wood and barges,
Ohio river; U. p Schcnck, New Orleans;
Gayoso, Tiptonville; Buckeye State, Cincin-
natl
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PnINg CRubE Ou.-3lc; pr inc sum
mcr yellow, a56l3Sc. choice cooking summer
yellow, iOgilc; onsummcr yellow, C, min.
Crs' summer yellow, &c, prime cotton seed
meal, SIC 76G1i7O0 car load lots; les than
car load. AlI. lbltls.OO
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withdrawn. 1926 bu; IN store, is,4i2 bu.
oats--Reccived, $3.50 blu; Withdrawn, o,o0l
bu; in store, 1894 bu
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CLEVELAND. o., Feb. II. - Petroleum -
Easy; s. W., 100, 73tc.
WnnIyeroS, N. c., Feb. n.-Turpentino
Firm; Size.
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,AILY COTTON STATEMENT.

" ~ " " w. - " ~ u " w. " u ~
u a. g;MS LRR. La 4, &HwRR, ~ J., n
ONrRH. KCMN BR n, 10, steamers, g76
wagons NJ Total, ~ bales.
kxpofts-C.o &sw H. go Total. 40 bales
NEW YORK.
Spots opened quiet and closed duh and
oasy, middlinT, 1850. Sales, III bales. Quo
tations were ~ follows Ordinary, 7Ac; good
ordinary, s.iOc; low middling. lOisc; mid.
ding lose; good middllng i0'sc; middlinR
fair, n Sc fair, l2lsc.
Futures opened steady and closed steady.
as follows February, i05iaiO50 March.
l06i@iOO2 April, ioG@l0Cs; May, 1918
@iO5I; June, io7ogio.sG July, l0sO9
1884, August, io5@iO.sl September,
lO.9ietiO ~ October, i0Oo8i0i2. Noycm.
Der, 0s7@oss December 0s7@oSs Jan.
uary,O $4,000 Sales, 80, 100 bales.
NAV oHLEANl
Cotton exchange closed ON account Of
Mardi Gng
DAILY nEroHr ASD INTERIOR MARKET.
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reedstan.

lIsY-Cholce. from store. n5c01ti.oo car
load. from leyee o. depoL els 5oa 1900
prime, store, gDaa2'fC car load from levee
Ooa7oc, car load flom levee or depot 5000
Bn,s-r'rom store, 800, from levcc Ordc.
pot, 5000
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PAIE from indigestion, dyspepsia, and too
hearty eating. IL relieved AT once by taking
one Of Carriers Little Liver Pills Immediately
after dinner. Don't forget this.
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BANK cLEAnINGs.
GrnIn nnd ProXIxIons.

CHcA0o, H., Feb. i4.--'rhe markets on
change opened rather tame, with prices
practically unchanged. The expected cut IN
western grain rates and~the news from st.
Lonis that there was heavy selling there on
the expected cuts 10 follow on the roads trib-
utary Ia that point created considerable
weakness IN oil the grim markets. May
wheat, which opened at sll4MSlkc, under
liberal selling by several houses, broke 10
SO3ac When this figure was reached, heavy
purchases ON the strength uf talk Of damage
by cold weather 10 winter wheat caused n re-
action IN May 20 Size. but shortly after
noon the selling was renewed and May
dropped back TO Sic. Corn kept weak all
through the session. The expected demon
aliziion IN freight rates and the largo re-
ceipts which are expected 20 follow kept
prices down. May opened unchanged at
6lls@5ll &C and dropped to and closed at
50ssc. Since the reduction In storage rates
the difference between near and deferred
futures has become lers, This, with the de-
maud for cash corn, caused the month aud
March 10 close at i6asc, Oats were active
and unsettled today. There was quite free
selling at times by prominent operators, and
May, the active option, sold down from tho
opening figure, 81 PC, 90 the closing, SlNc.
There was little IN the provision market TO
call for special comment Outside trading
remained lmOst dormant. aud most OF the
local traders are giving the market less at
lcntion. Those whoarc loaded with product
are anxious 10 get prices dp To unload, hut
the trade u 10 light that the market requires
constant bOlscring 10 prevent values from
declining. Pork Up ned steady NJ fraction
advance at SllB0 May, aud before noon
prices advanced 10 Slli2H, AMI closed at
SliNl gain over yesterday of l0c. Lard
was quiet but closed 2i.@5u higher May
sold at ". S0a7s2ls, aud short ribs like lard
advanced 2ls@5c. May selling ut S7.52iz6g
1911, and closing at the top.
The leading futures ranged as follows
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American aiooOoi
lAti ,ld,oO l.iU1DN
Aihtpo bs2oo
foiAi.......-.......-............ a,sdn.6o s0o0o
"According 90 the highest European an.
thoriiy on cotton, Thomas Ellison, Europe
expects 10 receive oi this American crop:
ror Great 10 ODa
Dor sio0n
Total ,t0ooo
"And then the estimated supply and con.
sumption would about balance each other
But let IA sc low much II this American
crop Europe probably will Eci.
Itflnate.i United stats sfop - q 90 mn
Adj ne sicst, Cniisd ssats. post. Ia s,p.
"innei a''''''''-'-''''''s; '''-'.'........ tieo
ANitisHsfs q usl GU
psdnct ihc satH iafsr amount 81 e,,tiun
burned and ds.trolri THIS ycaf.............. t000
NNANaasass.I 81 Nu
Eflnair,i siosk IN sil United hiairs faris.
h eeleihhef, iat0o
o,.i..........;....--, ;,..,..;..,..... s.,ooooo
and canada' aocofiing 10 bsti auihoIitics2soooo
To,ni.-............-........-..............tisooo
brhet up0Q
'Our latest cable dispatches state that the
consumption in Europe d unchanged. II
will have 10 be checked by a rise In price.
Ohcrwifc as a glance nj thciorrolne figures
show, the supply will not equal the demand
by 10000 balos-cvon should the receipts
from India aud other foreign countries come
MP 10 estimates. IN our own country trade
h 70 good that the American mills will Ger
tninly not iAil 10 take their full allotment
Of 10000 bales Europe must look for
smaller imports than arc generally figured
~ the estimates We receive The more NJ,
a. the production 81 cotton has not kept
Face with the consumption for several years
past"
A. 10 the general gFoccry trade the Ncs
yori COMMERCIAL Builsiia says Entirely
Independent 81 the speculative element and
guided In no way 10y the price Of oouirncis.
really fnt clrss parcels oicoiice have secured
rcogniiion, aud on the entire market the
tendency has been 10 accept n STRENGTHENING
viVw u values. Rice secured good avcfner
attention and strengthened somewhat on the
better qualities Sugar did some better In
u,o matter q moytmcnt though prices had
10 be shaded 10 star, business. Teas have
ruled very firm aud fold freely. Molas,e.
declined, but This secured an increase Of
sustomer and made a CLEARER market.
Spices have made no essential variation and
rtaln the stupid tone" The home markets
today arc quiet aud unchanged, owing %
the Mardi Oras celebration.
nroErs.
Ono hundred and seven bfls beans and
y1~-e0D pkgs boots and shoes, ii.OOO bu
corn. 20 pkgs cheese, s,522 tis cotton seed
cars cotton seed, 400 as cotton seed oil
cake. ia pkrs dry goods, Is pkgs eggs, "a,
hrls four l,sl5 baies hay, s2pkFr haiA y
bead hogs, i0s head cattle, No bead horsci
and muIcr. 5sj pkg lard 1000 feet lumber
1oD brlr molasscs, ,i3s key nails 1000 bu
oats ibi brls potatoes, II cars pork sldcf, N
ptrs rice. "a bhds sugar, Hi brls sugar 20,
PKG tobacco
fIEvAToh nRronrs
The following shows The amount Of grain
rrrciscl. withdraw and IN store by regular
elcsntom ~ reported 20 the Merchants cx.
change today pm Received Ln@ bni
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stage OF the Rivers.

OFFICIAL SIGNAL sEnvicE. u. g A.,
hENPHis Feb. II, 2p.m. I
The following observations are taken at all s,a-
lions named at 18th meridian time, which Is one
hour later than Memphis time.
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Nrv Yorx, Feb. iA--conee-Spo,, fair;
Rio dull Al i5c; options ioCtib points higher,
but very quiet: sales, 81, 80 bassi February,
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NANCE AND COMMERCE.
1fEY PER CENT. NEW YORK
EXCHANGE la PREM. SELLING.
o1eon -Middling Cotton, o 3-4o
Sales Today, 2,ioo Baies--The Tone
s q the General Market steady--Meats
otrong.
APPEAL OFFICE,

TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. II, 1854
Roney Is in fair supply, at the same time
y demand is sufficient TO prevent any de-
Incin rates, which continue steady at 8 per
|ht.
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RrOYlslOna.

FISH, ackcrel, half brls, No. /, $3.50; No.
Q 800; No. g. 80 25; i0-lb kit, No. !. SLIDE;
No. ., $i.10; No. 3, sl05. Dry herring, FAM
lily, 25c per box.
Hoo PRoDuors-Firm; mess pork, $4,000
1900; sugar cured hams, ll@liNc; break
fast bacon, Nc; bulk pork, clear sides,
sh@shc clear rib sides, stgs1sc; long clear,
ne; shoulders, 0Xc.
LAnD-Tcs TIC half brls 7%c; kegs, 7Hc;
choice kettle, 8lfG9lsc; firm.
Pros FEET--Brls, $500 half brls, si.0o@
4.50; kegs, Sl.25.
Fresh MKArs-Choice beef, headquarters,
Sc; foreqiarters, &c; second grade, hind
quarters, &c; forcquarters, &c. Sheep DC.
Hogs, &c.
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MEMPHIS DAILY Appeals WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY Ia 1888

from levcc or depot, white, in bulk, C0lf@
Gle; in SKIS, G2c; mixed, in bulk, 55}fg59jic;
In SKIS, 571Sg5Sl4c.
OArs-From store. white. 44dI5c; mixed
4l@42c; from lcvee or depot white, in bulk,
39,sGg40c; in SKIS, liSc; mixed, In bulk,
81 lGllaslIc. In aka AlldL4I Lc.
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LONDON, Feb. H.-Consols closed al
l02 T-l0 for money and lO2 O-l6 for the ac-
count. The Bank Of England gained $50, 600
bullion on balances today. Bar silver AID
per ounce.
PARIS, Feb. iI'-Threc per cent. rcntes, slf
Il &c for the account.
bank CLEARISGs.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. l4-Clearings So 1890
sr. LouIs. Mo-, Feb. H. Clcarings today,
e., 0i0Sii balances, s8ji, Sii.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. li.-Clearings today
were II ,G0i, ss2 balances, Sl5S,3G7.
BosroH, Mass, Feb. IA. - Clearings today
were Sl5,isl, i34; balances, 81, 5Ol, 4OG
NEw YoRK, Feb. 1I.-Bank clcarings today
were sos, Isl, $50; balances, 20, l3o,5l5.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. H. - Clearings
today were $3.50, i00; balances. 81, i94, 0O3.
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GOVERNMENT

United States coupons. ~. lpT7........... i25
unllcd States registered. IS. lp07............ ~
United states coupons, A. s'a................. lOi
United states registered, iiSs............... lO5
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The following list Is corrected regularly
and maybe regarded as tho latest quotations
BANK STOCKS.
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nourchoid sunnlIe..

APrLHs-New York, s3.bOdli.OO per brl;
dried apples, 0G7c per ID from store.
Dried peaches, 0iSeC7JSc from store.
Fnuir-Oranges, SS00@350 per box. lem
ons $30Oa3O per box. Bananas, $1,000
$50 per bunch.
Recommendations, $350liO0 per brl,
1850 per bu. Cabbage, new Louisiana, 800
Cr3.6O. Kmui. brls, s7.50GsJ0. half brls.
4.2sC1t7b. Garlic, $l.Oo per 100. Turnips,
~. - per brl.
PorLrRY-Chickcns, spring, tao0d3.o0,
hens. f3GOdt32j; turkeys, Si0.OO0alL0O;
dressed chickens, 25O6s3.50 turkeys, i2@i3c
per ID; ducks, t3.OO@a5G geese, sLoOgL5o
per doz.
G,NE-Quail, 800 per doz; squirrels.
75cmsl.00 per doz Ncnison, whole deer,
a6C5c; saddles Toe Wild ducks 500 per
dox Rabbits, 500 per doz Prairie
chickens, sL00g5.OO per doz. Wild turkeys
5OIc7Jc.
PIcKLEs-- Drls, $3.50, half brls, $500.
EGos-Firm at 23d23c.
R,IuSs-London layers, 800; layers, $975;
California, t225.
Nurs-Cocoanuts $3.50 per 100 Peanuts
Virginia e.; Tennessee, farmers stock, SO
&c; roasted, 2'sc higher shclled, lOc. Pc
cans, Texas, 1hi2c.
-Buttcrinc, ioGl5c; creamery, 20
637c, dairy. 2Od2is; country butter lJ(Ialc
CfDrR-Ncw York, T.OOCD7.50 per brl and
81. OoCfi.25 per half brl.
PorAroKs-Firm, selling az ti.9j per hu.
SooeS25 per brl; sweet potatoes, S2.OOG
22i per bril-
VtxraAn-per cal iOaIoc
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miscellaneous.
WmEKY - Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
ti.60aG.OO; Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tennessee, Sl.f0Gi3OO. Eastern Rycs, sl.SjeD
GOO according "a agc aud make; common
whisky, eocGpil5, according to proof.
BAoGISG-Olo7c.
TIs-Sl.i0Mi.i2.
snor-Drop, Si.35; buck, $780,
LKAD-1l2c.
NAms-lron, %. iO@9.i6 steel, q. 9S@e.a 10.
Powprn-Keg-, 81 half kegs $27o; quar-
ter kegs, 800
Ton,ooo. Common, ?5@S5c; other grades,
35CdS5c.
ssuTr-Garrct's. siO.s5; Raiph's, si025;
railroad, 81. -; Gail A Az, $500.
Coat 0rI~-prime white, wholesale lots,
iOc per gal.
lliprs-Dry flint, No. I, 1sc; No. 2 Toe;
dry saltcd, T0r'N; green salted No. I, Oi4Gp
9 ,sc; No. 2 Ds5Itoi green, i9jci sheepskinr,
lbc6ttt %.
Vocabulary greasy wool, unwashcd, l30
isc, clear grcas wool 2itI2sc; bury washed
2OC13Oc; tub washed, 33CgJ5c.
BruwAN--istt2nC.
TALLow-a03isc.
FINS ANp sKiSs-Deer, 50Gasc; hear, 81 90
6,7OO, mink, 1000: coon, hunter handled
l5tq7Oc; country handled, i5aGoc: otter,
il.Oo6t50O, beaver, 50cGotL0O wild cat, l5in
21c fox, i5Ct75c: muskrat, lOdl5c: opos-
sum, iOCiiSc; WOLF b0c@t2.O0, skunk, i5cs
5bc panther, dOcmfi 60
srsps-Rcd cloycs tl5SaS.25 per bu,
timothy. as per bu, hcrls, t09SSc pcr
hu; blue grass, Si2j per bu, orchard
gras,, tiio@i.Jo per bui nd oais, is65Oc
per bu.
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SHENANDOAH.
Memphis and vieksburg Packet Company
---U. s. Mail Line.
For Helena, Concordla. Terrcne and Arkansas Clty
The e.egant passenger steamer
KATE ADAMS, ,5fyE,
~ H. Check ......................Aa sicr.sr~
W. 4. blanker,-..................
Leaves Memphis
MONDAY AND THURSDAY AT s PM
For general Information apply nj Office, No MAD
ison street u. WALWOHflI, Agent
joins CARR. Pass Agent Telephone No M
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For CINCINNATI.

Memphis aud Cincinnati Packet Company.
CTEAM DESC TO, -
- ". N. Deem. Master, viii leave f>1<tk@uk~r
from the Consolidation wharf-bsat. ~7<szS-
foot of Monroe ~. FRIDAY, Feb ~. at pm.
Tor Cairo. Evansville Louisville Cincinnaii, making
all way landing, and connecting at Cincu natl With
all Eastern trains. For particulars apply W q. u.
RusSkLf.. q. y. r. Agent Room j.. Cotton Tx
change Building. Jous cAKh Passenger Agent
Telephone ~.
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The following shows The amount Of srain
rrcisc,i. Withdrawn and In store by regular
eicsatoIH. ~ repeated 20 the Merchants cx.
el,anfo today. }nn--Rcceived Lnv bni
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"According 20 the highest European au.
thoriiy on cotton, Thomas Ellison Europe
expects 10 receive 81 this American crop:
lor trial 90 Oon
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Water. '"""so
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"And then the estimated supply and con.
sumption would about balance each other.
but let us soc how much II this American
crop Europe probably will gct'
ltilmataf United STATES sfup - go %
Add ne siort, Uniisd Staiss pgtis. il s,p
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goSsiping people VINO rn-y nad reason to fear.
He put it very delicately, and certainly not
In way to give offense, but Miss Rosamond
colored family and showed that she thought
him wanting in tact Without even an an
swer she adroitly changed the subject, and
Lorne thought she was offended because he
had proposed a sham and not q real engage
ment.
But when they rode in among the breakers,
aud Miss Rosamond saw the staring crowd
of people who awaited them on lthe beach,
she drew in her breath with gasp and her
heart failed her. 81 accept your PROPOSE
tion," she said hurriedly, turning upon
Lorne her frightened eyes.
Then the boat was run in and the unhappy
young lady knew the agony of being stared
at by hundred wildly curious people. Mrs.
Frail and her sister, Mrs. Potts, were in the
crowd, both of them half frantic, scarcely
able to restrain themselves from hysterical
exhibitions At the last moment the eager
ness of the former to receive her lost daugh-
ter back to her arms was such that she
stepped forward heedlessly and allowed an
infowing wave to deluge her ankles
''Oh, Rosamond, how perfectly awfulw
cried Mrs. Potts, in q stage whisper, when
they had the young lady between them, and
all the people were strainiug to see and hear.
Now was the dramatic moment for Mr..
Lorne. but it doesn't matter 50 much as it
might, Mrs. Potts, as long as We are engaged
to each other"
Whether they understood him or not does
not appear; the elderly women merely
treated the ready young man with looks Of
angry suspicion, and hurriedly bore Miss
Rosamond off between them.
Miss Frail is said to have declared after
ward that the arrangement was the acme Of
absurditV. and that her position rs the sup
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posed fiancee' OF Mr.. TaIcott L0rrie' was nor
tifying in the extreme. In her own words,
it made her feel SILLY" She was anxious to
quit PASSPORT at once and free herself, and it
was only through the efforts Of her match
making aunt, Mrs. Potts, that she was pre-
vailed on to remain until the appointed
time.
There could be no doubt Of the engagement
at Eastport, for Lorne was more assiduous in
his attentions than ever, leaving hardly any
opportunities at all for Lee, who seemed tol
take a quiet, friendly interest in the youngl
lady himself. The latter knew all about thel
sham engagement, for Lorne was in the habit
of talking very freef' in his prcsence-al-
ways with an air of e. 1t confidence.
Ever since that lig.. ship business she has
been mine merely for the asking" he told
Lee, confidentially, OF day. 81 know the
signs too we'll to be mistaken. And If I'll
weren't that l believe I'm really in love this
time it would take away all her charm-forl
me- | usually want girl desperately until
she is mine, then | very soon begin to cool
off, as it were. Yes, that's my history in
about every case"
81 hope you don't expect me to admire itP'
remarked Lee, dryly.
IL was Tue gay uelOEe MISS rTdil anu bel
friends were to leave Eastport that Mr..
Lorne prevailed upon the object of his pas
sion to take a last walk with him The occa-
sion was memorable, for as soon as they
reached a secluded place. where he thought
she could be perfectly free to fall into bis
arms, he spoke:
Dear Miss Frail"-after craftily elabor
ated speech, introduced to give her time
to calm herself-"dear Rosamond, why
shouldn't we remain ALWAYS engaged. only,
Ito b Ceatinsedl
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TERRIBLE FOREwARNINGS.

Cough in the morning, hurried or
difficult breathing, raising phlegm,
tightness in the chest, quickened
pulse, chilliness in the evening or
sweats at night, all or any of these
things are the first stages of consump-
ton. Acker's English Cough Remedy
will cure these fearful symptoms, and
is sold by RAGLAND & Co (10)
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FIRST SYMPTOMS OF DEATH.

Tired feeling, dull headache, pains
in various parts of the body, sinking
at the pit of the stomach, loss of ap-
petite, feverishness, pirnples or sores,
are all positive evidence of poisoned
blood. No matter how it became
poisoned it must be purified to avoid
death. Acker's English Blood Elixir
has never failed to remove scrofulous or
syphilitic poisons. For sale by
RAGLAND & Co. 6
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day. at and Doors hour
tentsre
under wears GRAND NEW STREET PARADE
day exhibition.
rsy-Chesp nsonan roads
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7 X. EMRlE,

\ NTaRTIC REFRIGERATOR co.
a Dolorosa street, opp Southern Hotel
Cells the best meat to be had in the city. De-
livery free Prices reasonable. 81 tt
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~ In all it's Branches,
A, the LIGHT lob Office, No 4 E. Commerce st.
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roOLTON, JNO. H..
Is Auctioneer and Commission Merchant
Houston street, next to the bridge. Consign-
,uents solicited.
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s. g. A. p. Railroad.
DEPARTURES.
Train for Galveston leaves San
Antonio ..........'.: ...' '''' 90 = -
Train for Corpus Christi direct 2:O p. IN;
Train for Kerrville, daily except Saturday ana
Sunday $1,000 :, -. ..' % :. -,
Train far Kerrville every ST. drday..5:So p. m
ARRIVALS.
From Galveston. ....'...'.'''''' ~ - IL
From Corpus Christi ........'''.'''' i:fp p u
From kerrVllle. 80 'so s'' .-'
Train Time Changes.
xrrRys TIoNAL AND GREAT NORTHERN r. r.
Nortn hound train leaves ........... 5:t5 am
Norfh houni train leaves. Eto Pm
North houna train arrive. 2:30 pm
Nerth hound {, ain arrive. u:Oo PED
Te.s tuain Iaa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lilo m
redo train arrive, 2:G pm
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Vast hound train leaves $40 Am
East bound train leaves. .............. a:U pm
West bound train arrive. ~ am
West bound train leaves. ..u:25 Am
West bound train arrives. ........ o:oo pm
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-03-09
CASA De SALUO
AUXILIO MUTUO"
DE SAN JUAN DE PUERTO-RICO

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Este benefico y reconocido Estable.
cimiento, fnndado desde hace mas de
cuatro s1os, cuenta en- ell servicio me
dico con los xpertos facultativos Dres
don Esteban Garcia Cabrera, y don
Jose Esteban Saldana, y en- Ia psrte
administrative, con cuidadosas Hijat
de la Carload.
Para ingresar en- Ia Sociedsd es re-
quifito indispensable que ell estadc
pstol6gicc del interesado 10 psrmita, ell
cuyo caso abonara 81 ingresa como so.
clio eventual tan solo Ia suma de dos
pesos mensuales, pero 81 iDgresa como
fundsdor debe satisfacer, ademAs de
esa suma, Ia de diez pesos como Quota
de iugraso. 49,. -p-zZL.---,-
Ell objeto de Ia Sociedsd es:
Atender con especial esmero y fra
ternal solicitud d sus ssociados en- to-
| dos los casos de enfermedad 8 desgra.
cis que les ocurre.
Proporcicnar con sus recursos el d.
timo tribato d sus asociados, en- case
de fallecimiento, mandsrdo darles se.
pultura con Ia solemnidad y decoro de-
bidos.
Todo socio, sea cnal fuere 50 residen.
cis hsbitusl, tiene derecho q ingresar
en- Ell Establecimiento Ssnitsrio de 10
Sociedsd, cuando su estsdo patol6gico
10 requiers, y adenas los fundsdores
tienen derecho q que sc les enviee Dor
cuents de Ia Sociedad, los clinas mas
converientes q su rGl ida curaci6n; y
en- case de fallecimiento de alguno do
sus dichos ssccisdos, su familis sers
socorrida con slgun donativo, siempre
que 10 permitan los tondos de Is Socie-
dad, J que squella Sc halle verdaders-
mente necesitada del indicado recurso.
La reconocida fams que goza ell
Establecimiel to, es Ia dnica recomen.
dsci6n que Sc permite ofrecer al td-
| blico. lao.