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HEALTH is WEALTH.

DR v G wEu's NEnvE AND nRAr TREATMENT.
guaranteed specific for iiietefia, Dizziness Con.
vultlons. fit. Nervous Neuralgia. Headache Nsrv.
Gus Prosiation caused by the une oi alcohol or 10.
bacco. Makcfulncss Mental depression. soflcnlnr
misery, decay and death, Premature Old Age. mar.
ucnnesa Loss OF power In either ser. involuntary
Loses and sperna tofrhea caused b. ovcr.ercrtIon
81 the brain, selfabufc OF over-induifcnce zach
box contains ono months treatment siOO box.
ortix boxes Tor 500. sent BY mall prepaid on no.
ocipt Of price
We Guarantee Six Boxes
To cure any case. With each order rcocived nv M
Tor an boxes accompanied with 800 We will scnd
money II The treatment dos not cffcct a eurc
Ouarsuiees Issued only By John Q. wo-t A %.
Dowdy A Co, DrurgisiA Sole Agents. Main street
Memphis Tenn.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 8 PER CENT, NEW YORK Elk.
CHANGE % PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Quiet and Easy--Middling Cot
ton e-lec-sales Today, 600 Bales
Tho Tone OF the General Market
6teady--Meats Steady.


TUESDAY EVENING, May 20, 1888,
Money continues in good request The
supplyis ample, but most Of the banks are
limiting their loans to regular customers at
8 per cent
The clearinghouse report Is as follows
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sewer gns, disease germs and contl
giOn are elcctually comhntied by
burning llydronapthOl pasiiles in
rooms and apartments They are fra.
grant and invigorating 10 the sick.
skin aud scalp diseases arr pcfma.
nently curcd by Hydronnpthol Soap,
A pun, highly scented medicinal
soap for toilet, nurtcry and bath.
Tooihache, lace neuralgia and In.
famed OF swollen gums Yield
10 Darby's Dental Plaster,
which take the place of oplAtCs and
dangerous iOOthnchc dropi
Couns and Bunions cause no pain
where Mend's Corn aud Bunion rlns.
tens are used. They quickly allny
Inflammation and relieve palm.
Spallpox and other contagious dis
cases arc prevented by burning Sea.
hury's sulphur Candles In Cellan.
closets, slnks, SHIPS holds, bird
cngcs, chicken coops, etc.
sfABURY & JOHNSON. New York.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened quiet and
easy and closed quiet aud easy; middling
o9-l0c Sales COO bales, including none last
evening, OF which $50 to exporters aud $50
~ spinnors.
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

nsxscAxnuuAso IIxrnrSr. Cor s1h>s-s
- x~r>t1es. seiaiiea. f'an< Dssh' ~ Ss'~s&
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Spots opened steady and closed steady; mid.
ding i0c. Sales, 5ls bales. Quotations
were as follows Ordinary nc; good ordi.
nary ii.iGc; low middling, o 0-iGc; mid.
ding, Ice good middling l0).c; middllng
fair, 10 i0-iGc; fair. II 9iCc.
fuiurs oponeldull and closed very dull,
as follows May, os7@000 June, cola
oe2; July, i0Ooai0Oi. August I0Os@io0a
September eo9G05O. October 0iGd0f7;
November. as7@o3s. December, o.Js@0. 70.
January, oi5e9iG; February, a.53@0.5I
March, 9.6i@0O3. Sales, q, 200 bales.
NKw ORLEANS.
tn, spot markc, opened quiet and closed
easy; middling 0,sc. Sales, 1850 bales
Quotations were ~ follows Ordinary,
7Ac good ordinary, sic; low mlddling a.,
mid,iiing, MIC. good middlinF pic.
fuiurs opened steady and closed dull,
a. follows May nominal; June. oSig
ESQ, July, aS9a0iG August oS0G0 40;
September, eO5@sO9. October sS09sOl;
November. asiassG, December. ss0Gsss.
January, so,@seG February, iOOiQi0OO;
March, aiiGoi6, Sales, 0,0Oo bales.
DAILY roEr AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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United sintcs Coupons. n, i9O7............. ~
United States Registered, n, 1907 ......... l27
United states Coupons, 4lss.............. l07l6
United States Registered iHs................ 1907
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Dunk Malio for the nerves.
, 1888-04-05
A ComadIan,s Tala.

The great airn'end art OF oratory consists
in the ability of the reader to carry his
audience at will to the topmost pinacle of
ideas and anon to the lower depths of
facts or fancy, without perception on their
part of any appreciably abrupt rise or
descent.
Judged from the above standpoint, the
most talented minstrel that ever appeared
in this city is Geo. Fl. Edwards, who yes
terday and lastnight played with Haverly's
Ministries at the opera house. His remarks
were couched In such pure perfect English
as might well have excited the envy of
many an Old World Professor of Elecution,
and in The next breath he would utter IA
string of absurdities, causing veritabe
shrieks of laughter. After responding to
repeated encores, the commedian stepped
to the footlights and prefaCed little pa
thetic poem with an explanatory intro
duction. Here an entire change came
over the man. One forgot the grotesque
dress and black face as he listened to the
earnest, feeling voice relate story that
appealed to the one touch of nature which
makes the whole world kim"
The climax of this splendidly told story
deiies the cold descriptive power of pen
and ink, but man who can cross the goss-
amer line of division separating the grave
from the gay with the ease that Edwards
did last night, is a natural born artist who
has reached the top of his profession. Mil
waukee Herald. June g. 1887.
, 1888-04-05
Vermont Republican Platform.

BURLINGTON, Vermont, April 4.-The re-
publican platform rcaiiirns its alliance to
the principals of liberty and union which
have been cardinal with the party and de-
clares 1t fundamental that SieCtOrs must be
pure and honest that the constitution in
this respect is nullifed by the democratic
house and that popular government was
thus seriously imperilled, and that the only
remedy is to made the party that saved the
union and believes in the protection Of Am
erican markets for American ciCiAens and
favors such taxation as will yield only the
revenue that the general welfare requires.
and such tariff as will obviate large sur
plus in the treasury and protect producers
Ss3d artisans from serious competition with
Mesign capital.
~ The resolutions strongly condemn Presi-
dent Clevelaud's disregard of the civil SER
vice reform, and insist upon the ratification
of hagrnnt abuse of the system, favor the
policy oil public supervis ION oi great corpo-
fations and trusts, of gratitude to the sol
diers and sailors who saved the country,
warmly expressed. and a generons pro-
, 1888-04-05
Real E8tat0.


Following are the real estate transfers for
week ending April 3D., as compiled for the
REVIEW bv Strobach & Munter.
o l. Waltman ct al to J Rhodes, lot
ID, BLOCK l., Rockford, WT..........$ 100
Maria A Warner ct Tx to X X Cut
ter. part OF block b, I'd add to
Railroad add...................... ............ 1850
Il NJ Hall ct TAX to ID Forthing.
ham, lot Z. block A. ist add to
Railroad add d.,..,,..,.......,........... $50
III l. Moody to w and Edcs lot b,
block o, Ides 2nd add to \ F....... 800
j II X Co and Il l. Il + Co 20
McBroom. lots 3 and L. block 80,
I'd add to Railroad edd...... .......... 45O
w III Tnylor and Charlotte, his wife.
and 4 Il Jefferson ct ux To Ellen X
Fitch, n of sw OF sw oi SEQ 4,
Up 25, r I3; 20 acres,.............. ..... 5000
Ellen Il Fitch 10 A Muntcr lots 1, 2
and 3, block 3, Cailin's add ....... S75
Maria A Warner aud husband To the
public, part of block Is, to be
known as Sixth street, also part of
same block 60 be known as Post
street,.s........,....."... ...,...........
T johnson to Sadie II Pierce, Sc / Of
sec 10, tp 20, r 40; containing i60
acres,.",. .."..,.......,".."...... 200
U : 70 Il Johnson. so ! OF sec 30 tip
20, 40; containing 1850 acres....... -
, 1888-04-05

vision for their comfort Is favored. Tho
Immigration of the masses of the people
of nationalites who do not assimalate with
our own should be suppressed. The gov.
ernment should provide means, without
invading the rights of states, to educate the
iliterate. Women will be wholly welcome
to an equal participation in the govern.
ment when they give evidence of "a desire
for enfranchisement in sufficient mum bers.
The saloon is an unmixed social evil and
gether politically for the most restrictive
measures,
, 1888-04-05
Burglars at Work,

On Tuesday night burglars entered
the hardware establishment OF Benke,
on Riverside Avenue, by breaking a
window in the rear of the building.
They rummaged about among the
goods and selected thereirom two shot
guns, half dozen revolvers and a
number of. knives. Nothing was
known of the theft until morning, and
there is no cue as to its perpe traitors.
, 1888-04-05

Mr.. Will ii. Ahpel, of the Willie de Paris,
Portland Oregon, is in the city with full
line of samples of fiue ready made dresses.
Measures taken for all styles of costumes
and a perfect tit guaranteed. He has sam
ported millinery. He will be pleased to
have you call at his sample rooms at the
Grand. Entrance on Main street, ground
iioor. Office hours FROM 10 to b.
, 1888-04-05
I'm New Quarters.

Mr.. VIM. Butterworth has moved
into new quarters on Post street, and
is now prepared to show his patrons
with full line OF spring and summer
suitings and a fine stock of imported
and domestic cloths. Mr.. Butterworth
is pleasant gentleman to deal with
and is sure togive satisfactory bar
gains.
, 1888-04-05
Spokane May Issue Bonds.

WAsHiN0ToN, April 4.-The house com.
mittee ON territories has authorized a favor
able report on Glford's bill to empower city
corporations within the territories to bond
for Improvements and real estate to an
amount not exceeding per cent of the AS
sessed value of said cities, in addition to
their present bonded debt, such money to
be used for necessary public improvement.
, 1888-04-05
Death OF Ex.Attorney General Brew.
star.

PHILADELpHIA, April AK. Attorney
General Brewster died this morning. He
had been suffering during the entire winter
with disease of the kidneys, but his con-
dition did not become serious until a
month ago, since which time he has been
confined to his house. Early this morning
he sunk into heavy stupor, and passed
quietly away.
DEPARTMENT or JUSTICE IN MOURNING.
WAsHINoToN, April 4.-The flag ON the
department of justice was placed st half
mast as soon as the death of ex-Attorney
General Brewster was announced, and At
torney General Garland issued an order
that the building should be 6raped in
mourning and that il be closed ON the day
of the funeral.
The house committee on elections had
under consideration the Frank II. Glover
contest from st. Louis and although no
hual action was taken IL is apparent that
the committee will report in favor of the
sitting member.
, 1888-04-05
Congress Helps thu Market.

NEw York, April 4,-The stock market
was more active to-day than any day for
months, almost from the opening to the
being in many cases identical. The ma rket
advanced readily on more encouraging re-
ports from Washington as to the tlnan cial
legislation now pending. and especially the
news from Chicago of the raising of the
boycott on Quincy freight. which was re.
garded as a practical settlement OF the
strikes In that region.
, 1888-04-05

think IL VIII be demolished and the com.
pany. compelled to arbitrate the question
at issue, When the appointed time came
this morning for the cessation of the strike
on the st. Paul, and hands, the fremen,
engineers and switohmen. presented them.
selves for duty, and the usual course of
things as far as the Milwaukee Il st. Paul
company Is concerned was resumed at
once. At the Fort Wayne yards there was
hitch and the strike on that road was
continued. The engineers and iirenien were
ready to carry out the understanding but
the svitchmen were obdurate. At D q clock,
however, everything was satisfactorily ar
ranged and the Burlington boycott was ap-
parently everywhere at an end.
, 1888-04-05
The Men Re-employed.

MILWAUKEE, April 4.--General Manager
Miller, of the st. Paul road, said this morn.
ing that he would issue an order immedi-
ately, cancelling his order OF last Monday
To-day's order will 20 into effect Monday
next. The order rescinded was that reduc-
ing the force of the road one'third, II
threw out of employment 900 persons. BY
the new order all the departments will be
reorganized on Monday next with full
, 1888-04-05
TO MY PATRONS,

am now fairly domiciled in my
new quarters and am prepared to show
a complete line of spring and summer
suitings.An excellent assortment OF i'm
ported and domestic cloths always in
stock. WIN. BUrTERwORTH,
4-5-tf Post street
, 1888-04-05

The special committee on railroads and
railroad construction he'd a meeting last
night. 1t was decided to call meeting of
the board for further and more explicit in
structions. The outlC ok Is bright and en-
couraging, and it is probable that the Off.
GERS of the company will be in this city
within few days Tor a conference with our
citizens. The iron Is getting hot and now
Is the time to strike.
, 1888-04-05

A Committee of the Y. NJ. G. A. are go-
ing around soliciting subscriptions to pay
for the lot they have purchased for their
proposed building, and to derray the gen.
eral running expenses of the organization.
Thus far they have met with very good sue
cess and considerable interest is manifested
In the work.
, 1888-04-05
Cannot Agree.

PARIS, April 4.---The committee of the
chamber OF deputies to which was referred
the proposal of the Panama Canal COM
pany to issue lottery loan. is equally di-
vided for and against the loan. The COM
mittee therefore will report to the chamber
that they are unable to arrive at any deci-
sion
, 1888-04-05
HaaXX XOta.

Providence. X. L., April 4.--The weather
to-day was lair and the election fo- state
officers progressed quietly. A tremendous
vote was polled in this city. Enos Lapham,
republican, for Lieutenant governor was
freely scratched.
, 1888-04-05
Bull Fight.

CINcINNATI, April A special from the
City of Mexico gives the following advices
from Celaya: Last Sunday afterno DON about
4 40 o'clock the bull ring of Celaya was
crowded with spectators of general ma
tional sport. The company of bull fighters
from Leon was still playing with the first
bull, when fire suddenly broke out
on the sunny side of the plaza. panic
seized upon the vast assem- blage and
frightful catastrophe was The result. The
plaza was constructed OF wooden marts,
reeds, etc, and was due TO this fact that the
majority escaped without injury being able
20 force an opening to permit exit at differ.
ont points, but many women and children
jumped from the top, distance OF 200 or
300 feet and over 100 persons we're seriously
wounded. The sides of the plaza being
lined with mating. as dry as tinder, and
there being u slight wind blowing, the am
phtheater was in blaze i'm q few seconds.
Nine dead bodies, in some cases 80 charred
as to be unrecOgnizable were taken from
the smoking ruins. Nine other persons
were so badly burned that they died in a
few hours, sixty eight persons were very
badly burned and and at least ten of them
will die this week. Fifty persons in escap-
Ming were knocked down and tramped upon
Eby the panic-stricken throng and are very
seriously, but not fatally injured. The bnlls,
maddened by the roaring of the names
broke loose from their stalls and rushed
wildly through the surging mass Of hui
mainly, tossing aloit and knocking over all
who stood in their way. Among the eigh-
teen dead are two women who were gOred
to death by the bulls aad their bodies after.
wards burned.
, 1888-04-05
BOARD OF TRADE MEETING.

There will be meeting ofthe Board Of
Trade tonight ut the rooms of the b0crd in
Union block. All members are urgently
requested to be present. The special COM
mitee ON railroads will appear before the
board and will submit some important
propositions. The board will meet prompt
ly at z 80 o'clock.
, 1888-04-05
To Retire Gen. Terry.

certain that the army retiring board will
recommend the retirement of General
, 1888-04-05
PRODUCE.

New YoRK, April 4. - Hops
Firm. California 3 to H.
Sugar unchanged, refined quiet and
unchanged.
, 1888-04-05

The count of voters in the Fourth ward
was not finished till after midnight, at
which hour the Judges and clerks presented
. woe-begoue appearance. Their task lack
ed even the spice oi excitement.
, 1888-04-05

The first installment OF baby buggies Just
received and more coming. Remen her the
place, No. 11S. Howard street. Here is
chance ladies to show your good looking
babies to the best advantage.
WIN. KoHLHAUFF.
, 1888-04-05
DIED.

KAsrEgL.-In St. Paul on Monday, March
Goth, Miss j. kasteel, in the forty-Hrs
year of her age.
, 1888-04-05
At the Old Business.

WAsHINoroN. April 4.--The president has
vetoed the bill for the relief. of Nathan Nc
Kay and heirs of Donald Mckay.
, 1888-04-05

MONEY MARKET.
Money on call easy at 1t@2!. Closed
offered 2.
Prime Mercantile Paper--5@7.
Sterling exchange 1864 for 10 day
bills, 4S7s for demand.
MINING SHARES
, 1888-04-05
Corn Unchanged.
STOCK MARKET.

New YORK, April 4.-Govern.
ments quiet but firm. petro-
leum was active although fluctuations
were not so wide as on previous days
OF the week. 1t opened steady at 79s
and after the first sales declined to
768, Standard oil brokers then caused
sharp advances to 79t, after which it
sagged off and closed weak at 7St
Consolidated exchange sales 2,122 900
barrels; opening 79s; highest TOY f.;
lowest 769; closing 7Ss.
RAILROAD STOCKS.
New YORK, April 4.--Closing quo
tations: United States As registered 25s .
do As coupons, 23s do a registered 81 /;
do Al common 6p
, 1888-04-05
M ARK ETS.
FOREIGN GRAIN.

LIVERPOOL, April 4. - Wheat -
quiet and unchanged. Holders offer
freely.
Corn rn--Unchanged.
LIVE sTOCR.
CHICAGO, April 4.--Cattle receipts
1900 ;market dull and 8 lower. Steers
$3.l0@$5 20; stockers and feeders
$225@3.SO; Texan fed steers $3.50
to $40.
Hogs Receipts 1900. Slow FIVE
to six lover Mixed $52O@$5. 40 !;
heavy $5.25@$550; light $5.I5@$5.55
Sheep--Receipts 5000. Steady.
four to six; western $5.@67!; Texans
T3.0O@Y4 .65.
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way may be permitted to land
provided they have duly and
lawfully obtained and shall pre-
SEPT certificates heretofore issued
permitting them to return in accord
snce with the provisions of the existing
law. Nor should our recourse to Iegis :
latlve measures of exclusion cause US to
retire from the offer we have made to
idemnify such Chinese subjects as have
suffered damage in remote and eompar-
atlvely unsettled portions of our coun-
try at the hands OF lawiess men.
Therefore recommend. without &C.
knowledging legal liability therefor,
but because it was stipulated in the
treaty which has failed to take effect,
and in spirit of humanity BETTING
our nation, that there be appropriated
the sum of $3.50 619 70. payable TO tie
Chinese Minister ct this capital in be-
half of his government, as full idemnity
tor all losses and injuries sustained by
Chinese subjects in the manner and
under the circumstances mentioned.
(Signed) GROVER CLEVELAND.
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vlKw OF Low lIrs.


Not from Moral Standpoint. but In IN I'm.
tirely Phyeicsl Sense.
when the pulse beats feebiy; when the energy
10 gone when the appetite 10 weak and sleep
uncertain. then the BODY is In condition OF &C.
tual low life" No matter whstthe causes may
have been nature has given way and unless her
strength Is rcs,ored dtsaase n cettain 70 tahe
possession ofthe body. The nrst thing any doc
tor does In such q case 10 tosssist Nature. Here
are some instances
Prof. Austin flint, OF Bailevue tNew YORK;
College, says The judicious use OF alcoholic
stinuiants is one OF the STRIKING characteris.
tics Of progress in the practice OF meoicfne
during the last half century"
The well known Prof Joseph Parrish. says :
we know that alcohol wAi steady the heart,
slow the pulse, warm the skin, calm excite
ment and We ought TO use IT,"
The celebrated Dr. j. n. CORNWALL says; ="
am most happy 10 say. after very thorough
test, that for persons suffering with nervous
ana general Debility or any wasting disease. or
for delicate persons or invalids, Duny's Pure
Malt whisky Is the best tonic ana purost
stimuiant with which am acquainted"
There are no higher scientific authorities
than these ana they spcak volumes for this pure
and va'u .bie whisky which has become 80
wonderfully popular. Beware OF all bottled
whiskys which may be offered you. except
Duhy's. Ii has stood the test OF time ana In alb
solutely pure. Dufry's Formula 10 . positive
cure for coughs. Gods and all pulmonary
troubles. N)
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"rhey shculd bel" he cried; I've have the
liquor and stores Of agalleon and two caracks
IN our hold, apart from what We originally
s aid N for the cruise Everything will have
been kept sweet by the cold.s
May ask your namef' said I.
Jules Tassari, at your service said he,
third In command Of the Boca del Dragon,
but good as Mate Trentanove and good
as Capt Mendoza, and good as the cabin
boy Fernando Prado-fcr we pirates are re-
publicans, sir; we know no social distinctions
save those we order for the convenience Of
working ship. Now let me tell you the story
Of our disaster We had come out of the
Spanish Main into the South seas, partly to
escape some British and French cruisers
which were after us and others Of our kind,
and partly because luck was against us, and
we could not find our account in those
waters We sailed in December two years
ago.
Making the Year, interrupted.
He started. and then rriuned again
~ b COnTin unD
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Nothsr. mo,LsrsiI mo,hors 81 II

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with the excruciating pain OF cutting teeth
II so, go nj once ana get a bottle of hRs
WINSLUW's s,ioTHING SYRUP. 1t will re-
ieve the poor little sufferer immediately-de-
pend upon 1t there is no mistake about 1t.
There Is not q mother on earth who has ever
used IT, who Will not toll you at once that 1t
will regulate the bowels, ana give rest to the
mother. and relief and health to the child,
operating like magic. 1t IL perfectly safe to
use in all cases and pleasant TO the tase. ana 10
the prescription OF one of the Oldest ana best
female physicians and nurses In the United
States. Sold everywhere, Is cents bottle.
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