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I oST-IRISH SETTER; DUPLICATE TAG 423.
l. Auy person found with him in his possession
after this notice viii be prosecuted; release him
anu he will come home Its
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New York Markets.

New YORK, Feb. 4.-The stock market was
strong to-day increased volume of business
Buying was apparently from Vanderbilt and Gould
sources. and there also rumors of pools in sew
eral stocks. The dividend on the Lead Trust not
being as large as expected that stock shows de-
cline tonight. The close, while quiet strong
and at the best figures of the day. Jersey Central is
up 31a. st. Paul 1s. Northwestern 80 and Rock
Island 1873. Governments steady. Petroleum
March closed at 1858.
NEW YORK. Feb. 4. - United States Bonds, as,
11914; do. 415's. 1915: Northern Pacific 2S1a;
Canadian Pacific. 74Js; Central Pacific, 1855; Union
Pacific, 457s; Atchison, 3O1s; wells-Fargo 140;
Western Union, 1873; Silver, 1929; Sterling
81 S515@4 SO.
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-wheat, cash, -; March,
81 l014.
FlOur-Steady
Coffee-$l6 80.
Susar-47s@95 9-l6c
Hops-Pacifc Coast, 29935c.
Hides-l3c.
COpper-Lake. 81 80.
Tin-Spot, 800.
Lead-Domestic, 81 371a.
Iron-$14.
Petroeum-March, 1878.
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10000 p ctl; Feed Carrots, SOC: TurniPs. 75c;
Beets 81: ParsDips, 81 rs 2 ct; Garlic, 495c D 10.
PROvISI0NS-Eastern Covered Breakfast Bacon
is quotable at I3@l31ac q 10; California smoked
Bacon. 9@9s4c = ID for heavy and medium.
and l3@l31bc 2 ID for light; 131a@l4c fo- extra
lights Bacon sides, 9@9Ae 2 10: Eastern sdgar-
cured Hams for city trade, 12@13c; California
Hams. salt 12@l214c p 10; refrlgerator-eured.
l2@I234e; Lard tierces. Eastern, all kinds. S349
&c; cases, l0@lO1ac; California. terces, 9g9Ac;
haif-bbls, 914@s 15c tins Toe; pals l0,io lQ1ac;
do, 5-b, l014c; kegs, 934@l0c y 10; Mess Beer,
81 5Oas; extra mess 10, s. 60Ss; family 40.
sl5@l5 50: extra clear SO 5000; mess m. DO 10
p n
mon to good and 3S@e35e for choice
HIDES AND PELTS-Heayy sailed steers ara
quotabe at 71ac q ID; medium, SC y 10; light,
sc q 10; Cowhides, sc q ID; sailed Kip. &c; sailed
Calf &c: dry Hides. usual selection. sc y 10: dry
Kips, sc; dry Calf, Sc; prime Goatskins, 4Og3Oc
each medium do. 2j@35c: small skins, iOtg20e;
Deerskins. good summer, 3712c; medium, ~ b2eg53:
tnIn 2o925 Sheepskins, she9riings l0g2oc sa a9
wool. 30950e: medium, 65G9Uc; long WOOL SOe9
81 % 2 10. Cults OF all kinds about 13 less
TALLOW-Fair to good rendered, 31aci reHheui
4Ts(15c; Grease, &c p 10.
WOOL-Fau clips quOtable as follows: SacT2-
mento Valley free l39l4c; do detective. lug reg
Mountain free, 1O9I5ci San Joaquin and Southern
q q
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WHAT THEN ?


sit in my room dust six by ren),
With my Pickering lamp still burning,
While the word outside, with reckless ken,
Speeds on its ceaSeiess whirlfng.
..wbat am ?" sigh,
As the world goes by.
But a lamp Just dimly burning,
Convenient, it's true,
For moment or two:
But the light outblown,
And the spirit outfiown-
What then
Extinguish the flame,
Forgotten the name
What thenf
With still reckless ken,
The world haStens by.
without tear or a sigh, -,
Nor tarries to ask, what then =" :,
But hastily lispeth "Adieu-goouoy'
Then onward speedeth It's Whrlug'
Ave small is one bee.
Ia the worlds vast hive,
where each for himself,
IFor iucre or peli),
Is ever so eagerly.stlrrlng.
But a sand Is ne
In the depths of the seal
II billion were gone,
AS many were born
While the world whirls on
with its reckless ken,
Nor thinks what them"
But onward keeps its whlrling
Nor with tear or sgh'
But still PUSHES by,
With a hasty good-by,
And on and on keeps whlrltnS-
And then-what then?
Notthe tongue OF mortal
Nauyht but infinite pen
Shall answer this query
Quite safely: What then?"
But as time fits Ly
We live and We die
eve scarce know for what, or wEy),
And then2 GOD knows, what then?
Yet rush we along,
Mid the worlds giddy throng;
Nor tarry nor tire
TIL the lamp of life
Doth final expire,
Nor stop we for a moment
To ASK or TO think" hat then ?"
j c. PeIton IN the san Diegdn.
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BAGS-Calcutts spot, nominal; May and June.
6@sa5Ihc; Wool Bags, 36938c; Potato Gunnies,
nominal
CUAL-Weak. Sydney is now down to Sl2. ROCKY
Mountain Goals arc practically out OF market.
LEATHER-Quotable as follows: Heavy sole.
26G2yc q 10: medium ana light do, 22g24c p ~;
No. sole, 9G23c; Rough Leather, l6Gi7c; Buff.
12@l4c q foot; Side Leather, l29l4c q loot; Calf
skins, 60Q75c p 10; Kips. $35g5O p doz; No. L
Harness. 27t93Oc: n o. 2 do 22@25c n 10.
SUGAR-Ihe California Refinery quotes terms net
cash. Cube Crushed, Extra Powdered and Fine
Crushed. all sac; Dry formulated, &c; Contec-
TONERS A, 57sc; Extra O. sc; Golden G, 434c g %
Bags, 14c more than bbls.
The American Sugar Refinery quotes as follows,
terms net cash: Extra Fine Cube Crushed Fine
Crushed and Powdered &c q 10; Extra Fine Pow
dered, GAG: Dry Graduated, 5Ac; Xxx do. 534c;
Confectioners' A. 55sc; White Extra Z, 51sc; Extra
G, 434c. Golden C. 41ac HfD.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Stocks were steady yesterday. at about Tuesdays
prices though several stocks sold higher and sew
eral lower Yellow jacket active at IL O'Clock.
selling M to So 10 and declining TO So IS in the
afternoon board Closing quotations below.
Local securities were dull, with rise In s. f.
Gasllght to $50.
Con. Cal q Va has shipped 10 the Carson mint
s27. 55l. making total production on January ac-
count of $57 ,443
Mt Diabio reports SIC, 45O cash on hand February
LIST.
The Onion Con. and Del Monte assessments fail
delfnquent in board today. and the Exchequer and
Evening Star delinquent sales take place also.
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Shining Nnfea.

Steamers to sail to-day the City of Rio de
Janeiro for China and Japan and the Santa Maria
for san Diego. The Columbia falls due from Port
land the Empire from Nanaimo, the North Fork
and Humboldt from Humboldt Bay and the Gypsy
from the Salinas River.
The ship C. F. Sargent 1888 tons, loads coal at
Seattle for this port; bar3s Richard III. 954 tons,
and j. D. Peters, 1881 TONS coal at Departure Bay
for this port.
The ship Reuce, 1928 tons, is chartered for wheat
to Liverpool direct private.
The Standard takes for Rio de Janero AZ ,I4O
centals wheat, valued at $64,Sls.
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LOST.

I OST-DEC. %, JUNCTION KEARNY AND MAR
IL ket or Hayesst. car. satchel containing money,
etc, belonging TO poor womsn; reward. Please
leave at NIDBER'S Drugstore. fe5 2t*
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL. Feb. 4.-The spot market is lower at
Is 6d@7s lOI4d. Cargoes are quiet at 3ss Sd for
off coast, 3ss for just shipped and Sss Sd for
nearly due.
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: February, rs esd: March,
rs 912d; April. Is sgd; May, rs s14d; June, Is
71ad; July, rs 6s4d; August rs I'd.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Feb. 4. Consols. a7as; United
States Bonds-4's, 1221s; do, 41a's, lO414i Silver
4634d Rentes, 95f Age.
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To be Continued.


The Olympiau Club will give roller
skating carnival at the Pavilion next Satur
day night. There will be fancy dress, bur-
lesque and national costumes. There will
be race OF five miles by belmont against
i've men, who will relieve each other at the
end of each mile ~
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Feb. 4.

SUMMARY OF THE Markets
Wheat and Barley weaker.
Oats quiet and easy.
Corn dull and steady.
Rye quiet
Beans unchanged.
Potatoes and onions quiet.
Less inquiry for Butter.
Eggs lower.
Poultry in good demand.
Game arrives freely.
Oranges dull.
Tomatoes higher.
Coal weaker.
Silver frmer.
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London. Paris and American.

The London, Paris and American Bank
Omitted has been examined by Bank Com
missioners Gerberdiug aud Knight, who re-
port as follows:
resources Invested in stocks. bonds and war
s ea so7,o25; loans and discounts, S4,S26,-
poo VI cash balance, S503.341 II due from
. panks ana bankers, S272,976 10; expenses and
f 1e1s So0ll 90 other assets S6S. 81 let
has, Vi credit, $500, $40 IS. IIabllules-Due
o 100 ollce, "a, 940.344 % due depositors,
$$ IIsaaz0,o69 40 due banks ana bankers, $40.
20 20 % interest collected, S34. o92 40; profit
bliitles, Sc, 697, 10Y 60 ""N ~"
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The private circular of 1. SteUart reports a very
weak coal market, as follows: Transactions in for
eign to arrive and for shipment have been very
limited during the month, while the spot market
has shown decided symptoms of weakness The
impression prevails that in the near future the sup
plies from the mines of British Columbia will be
large; buyers consequently averse to contract
ing Tor Australian English coal, unless al COM
parativey low figures.
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CHECK FOR S25; CANNOT BE CASHED BUT
" by myself Finder will be rewarded by return
fDr IN MR. ID SOIDMON TOl Mission
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Attorneys Again Admitted.

Police Court lawyers were very happy
yesterday, and the cause OF their ioy was
the withdrawal by Chief Crowley of the
order prohibiting them from entering the
City Prison. They are now at liberty to
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GJ1Qn $1,000. S25OO--INSrALLMENTP PLAN:
u iIUU. cottage OF rooms and lot, 81 feet
frontage. VIII he sold the instalment plan; loca-
ton West Oakland; also cottage OF rooms; lot
25xl00; price $500 same locatiOn): Will sell
with small payment sh and monthly miscellaneous:
all Of the above now rented at Sl2 per month";
also, new modern 5-rOom cottage and lot 25xlUu,
near station. East Oakland; price $500; $3.50
cash and monthly instaliments to suit Apply I'M
medately T. w. WOODW ARD J. CO., 9O2
Broadway. Oakland. la30 II
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interview clients behind the bars, except
between the hours of 0 and 10 o'clock in the
morning. No runners or solicitors, how
ever shall enter the jail, and only legitimate
attorneys will be given admission.
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,.nRNINn hAIl.s
10 7lAzIPac Wood

MORNING SAAF$-
Board-l0 Pacific Borax, SIS; $1,000 V 81 Bonds.
1904; so Hawaiian Commercial, 1914; so Cal
Electric Light, 10.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Board-s100o V 81 Bonds, l2o4s; 100 F Gas
light 50.
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Civn Service Rxamina,ion.

Inc civil service examination of appli-
eants for positions as postal clerks was
held Yesterday afternoon in the Appraisers
building. There were &c ladies and so men.
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Wanted Mt VaIIaio

Ihomas Norris was arrested yesterday by
Detectives Silvey and Hanly and hoolad 81
the City Prison en- route to Vallejo, where
he is wanted on charge of petty larcenv
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Children Cry for Pitchers castofia.

"hen BABY was sick, we gave her Castoria.
"heh She was Child, she cried for castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to castoria
"henshe had Children, she gave them cas.oris.
aus ~ saTuTh =; NJ
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San Frnnoisco nIeat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers ara
as follows:
BEEF-First quality. 51a@6c; second quality, SC;
third do, 3I2G41ac
VEAL-Large. 5l96c; small Calves, 6a7c.
MuTToN-Weth s12@9c: Ewes. S9S1ac.
SPRING LAMB-NOmlnal at ljc p ID.
PORK-LIve Hogs. 4I5@D45sc 2 10 for heavy hard
grain fed and 1850 5c Tor light average do; stock
Hogs 4@41sc q 10; dressed do. 79Sc q d.
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THE WEEKLY CALL contains alarge
s-colunn pages, and every
number, in addition to it's liter
airy and local articles, is an cpl
tome of the events of the world
for the week. ST. IS pc- year
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Don't cheat ycusssl@
out OF g good eaoke cS
taking q poor im4 tattoss
for the genuine Seal ce
North Carol ina Plug
Cut Tobacco.
fe5 cod 3m 6p
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Fine Silver.
FIrmer at 81 OF IL q ounce.
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A@7NN.EsE4's7V'
Bankers sight drafts, 81 1874 bankers sixty-day
bills 81 Sh3L
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Sterling Exchange.

New York Exchange.
New York Exchange, zoe for sight drafts and soc
tnI nrrnnhic
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sPIRITUALISNI.

A RRIVED-MRS. DIR. A. DE HOWE or N ~
- YORK; Is only natural born trance medium In
the word; IS seventh daughter, born with double
vel and wonderful prophetic gift OF second sirht.
this she Will prove: every hidden mystery revealed
Ies your entire lie in dead trance gives name
In fnll, also your future husband or wife; in bust
ness. lawsuits, marriages, divorces. deaths. uniting
the separated, removing evil Influences restoring
lost love she has no equal and wishes 1t distinctly
understood that she adverises nothing but what she
can do: all who are In trouble invited to call and be
convinced; $4,000 challenge any medium who
can excel her Parlors, 1920 Market st. opp. 7th
MRS. A. SAYLOR-DISEASES OF LADIES AND
vi children cured by hypnotism 535 Nafnma % L 81
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Mexican Dollars.
Quoted at s19S2c.
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EDUCATIONAL.


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HEALDS BUSINESS COLLEGE, 81 POST sr
II Doubleentry housekeeping penmanshIp sher5-
hand type-writlng teegrapAy, etc, AL inciadsSta
business course under one Zee OF $40. le5esi
pACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE 800 POST 81.
Lie scaolarznlo: SO: dsy ana evening: o2z2:. .
FINANCIAL.
S3OO0OO0 So toAS on He9s1eG 5s Ss
than 5000. H. SULLIVAN y CO., 12l Post dl1 I'm
S3 800 GOO TO LoA a; below, ON RASPH als
JOHN I. LITTLE, 10 SAFE Deposit Bulldg. d1o 9m
AiONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE Q. H.
M STREET n Co, AS Montgomery ST. MOI u
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BAnh,
= 53S keaTny st. the only corporation that leit -
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CARPENTERS -AHD BUILDERS.
II R, sCHMUCKERT ARCHITECT AND
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buiit $500 per room and up; call and see block OF
flats, fourteenth and Shotwe!l sts. lei 12tr
7 B0EHEER \ CO. CARPENTERS AND
y builders lis Leidesdorh 81. se3 II
I VLAwRENCE, CARPENTER AND BUILDER
q els Sacramento ST cabinet WORK and lifting up
pfces promptly attended 10; Telephone sJ1 nlSIt
MONEY 10 LOAN.
ON 2ND MORTGAGE OR NOTES; ON 1SE
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: HE EVENING BULLETIN. PRICE REDUCED
! TO 10 cents per week delivered BY carrier any
part Of the city; the Bulletin is the best oldest
ana largest evening paper published on the coast;
orders by poStal-caTd otherwise Will receive
prompt attention. once 622 Montgomery 81.
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ATToRNEYs-AT-LAW.

ROSE HILTON AND SADIE CARLTON
"A. with MRS. ROBERTS, S69 Mission ST. baths
masssse daily; open Sunday A. M to II p NJ. 81 a
y. ROSE CLEVELAND FROM NY MASSAGE
II. Nucleus House. Run. %; assistants. ia7 II
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FOUND.

NAME To MY PLACE JAN. 81, DARK BRINDLE
- COW: white face. owner have same by APP
plying s "a Diamond ST and paving expens $ leS $.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-01-24
A NEW FINANCIAL PLAN.

We are in receipt of little bro
chure, containing a plan for relieving
the present financial stringency. This
plan, which seems to be feasible, is on
the line of a direct issue Of currency
on the basis of municipal bonds. II
argues that the national banks deposit
bonds and receive currency from the
government, which they loan to mu-
inequalities on their bonds, making
10 "A q on the bonds deposited
with the government, and 6 q on the
bonds issued by the municipalities.
This it proposes 10 remedy by the
enactment of laws TO allow those mu-
inequalities to deposit their bonds
with the U. S. treasury, and receive
currency direct from the government
at q. and without the Intervention
of middleman.
1t claims that this toll that ia exact
ed from the people by the banks is an
unnecessary burden upon the people
for simply taking large promises to
pay aud breaking them up into small
ones; that the security behind the
national bank circulation is simply
based upon the credit of the whole
people, and could as well be issued to
the people at once, thereby releasing
them of five-sixths of their burden Of
interest tax. Also that it would re.
lease large amounts of private capital
thar would otherwise be locked up in
carrying public improvements, and
thus reduce the interest to private
borrowers.
We believe the plan TO be worthy of
thought, and so have skctched it for
our readers.
Any one wishing TO study it's full
text will receive the pamphlet by adj
dressing N. G. Merrill, Ness City,
Kansas.
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Scrofula All His Life.

l consider my cure by S. s. S. one
of the most wonderful on record.
had the worst type Of Scroiula fronI
my infancy until / was % years of age,
My whole young life was elnbittered
aud made miserable by the lOathsome
disease. / not only suffered from the
Scrofula, but was 30 marked that l
was ashamed TO associate with, and
was avoided by, my playmates and
fellow wOrkmen. l tried every
known patent medicine, and was first
and last attended by more than a
dozen reputable physicians, but in
spite of all, the disease continued Ia
grow worse. About four years ago a
friend from Pitlsburg advised me Ia
take S. S. s., which I did, and after
taking seven bottles was cured sound
and well. The old skin peeled off and
was replaced by skin, as smooth and
free from blemish as any person.
have had TO return or symptom OF the
disease. HENRY Y. SMITH,
BelmtOn, W. Va.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis
eases mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Atlantt, GA.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-01-24

All the papers are now ringing with
praises of the 100 Knights Templar OF
Chicago, who last Saturday submitted
themselves to the surgeons to have
each one aud four-tenths square inches
of skin removed from their arms TO be
eugrafted upon the thigh Of brother
Knight from whom a cancerons
growth had been cut. The sufferers
system had been so exhausted that
nature could moi unassisted repair the
damage inflicted. Whether the expe-
riment succeeds or not, the fraternal
devotion of the Knights to this unfor-
tunate brother is striking and worthy
of the highest praise.
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tered about the country, at as favorable
rates as IL could to merchants OF es-
tablished trade and reputation buy
ing in large quantities. The farmers
argument that his money was as good
as that OF the retail merchants had not
the force with the merchants that II
had with the farmers, because he had
no assurance that he would get reg
ular and reliable, even though spot
cash, trade from him. The farmer
would order first from one and then
from another. Another obstacle was
that railroad rates could not be made
as favorable for these little aud irreg'
ular orders TO country stations, or
even 10 cities. as the firm handling car
loads, or buying for a whole seasons
trade at once, thus insuring a business
10 the roads on which they could make
definite calculations. The remaining
plan, that to establish alliance stores.
Joint stock concerns, has succeeded no
better. Such store was established
at Abilene, but was not patronlzed
sufficiently to keep 1t alive besides
leaving its stockholders out $4OO at It's
deccase. Another at Lawrence was
mismanaged and cost its stockholders
severed hundred dollars to get out of
il. The Windfield store, which Of all
others should have succeeded, has
sunk $4,000 of farmers money. And
so il will 90 with others il established.
The farmers were sincere III their
beliefs about this matter; but the les
son is that no man not familiar with a
business can run it successfully.
This is no disparagement TO the farm
ers in particular, for an a. L. Stewart
might well fail to run l60 acre farm
successfully. II simply means that no
man not in business can see the rocks
on which il so easily strikes. A mer-
camille business is carried on with
money absolutely. But u small part
of farm work require. absolute cash
at absolute fixed times. The mer-
chant who fails to meet his obligations
goes TO the we'll. The farmer cannot
he closed up and sold ont by the sher-
fiat once, or forced by his creditors to
make an assignment for their benefit.
He is not absolutely at their mercy.
The farmer is thus not compelled to
exercise the sharp care Of his business
that the merchant must and conse-
quently does not become qualified to
launch right into the whirlpool Of busi.
ness with its keen competitions and
''devil take the hindmost" principles.
The merchant Of today is compelled
to cut his margins to the lowest limit
consistent with safety, and does it.
And the one who cuts too narrow goes
down. "Evcry man 10 his trade" is a
mighty good motto.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-01-24
Pa,n unneoe.sary in ChIidbirth.

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ing any pain whatever,-the labor be-
ing made short, easy and free from
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eases speedily cured. Physicians pro-
uOunce it wonderful discovery. New
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Address, FRANK THOMAS y Co, Balti'
more, Nd.