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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-03-12

The concert On Emma Square
was well attened on Saturday after
noon and the new Numbers by
souza made a hit. The same
pieces will be played this evening
at the same place.
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Lost.

4 PASS BOOK OF POSTAL saw
"A ings Department No. 1929. Finder
will please deliver same at the Post
Office.
r363I-3t+
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u = Reede, and not Wright, was
~ name of the sailor of the
champion who won the foot race a
=" Jays ago. Reede has received
II cnsiienge from G.. 3. King, of
ss e Philadelphia, to run mile for
~ ~. The race will be arranged
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General entertainments


I'M
IT,
Ea1H
INN
NOs
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-03-12

A Chinese gambling house on
Maunakea street was raided yes
terday afternoon by the police and
seventeen Celestial gamesters were
arrested. They were promptly
oailed out by their friends.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-03-12

Quite crowd of people were on
tne water front yesterday to wit
ness the departure of the Japanese
cruiser Naniwa. She sailed out of
the channel about 4 o'clock, with
the Japanese Consul-GeDeral on
board.
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p: Inc Arlington Hotel grounds on
ung street have been greatly i'm
proved since T. E. Krouse has been
~ possession of the property. This
. 11,ei, as well as the Eagle House,
SUI remains headquarters for peo-
PIE irom the other islands.
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;, The trustees of the Central
Union Church have made their re-
port for 1898. 1t is in the form of
. :, pamphlet and it contains much
mat will interest the members OF
IN sae church, to whom copies have
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Stock for Sale.

- HARES OF MAXWELL SUGAR
~ Stock. Apply to
JAS. F. MORGAN,
"b1S-tt Queen Street.
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AIRS. PRAY WOULD ANNOUNCE
Iv1 that she will attend limited mum
Der of patients. Address at II. NJ.
Whitney'a. Kins 1t. Bell Telephone TX.
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Thc Chicago Mnrte,.

Snlcaso, NJ, February 2t--wheat was
weak at the ends and strong IN ne middle
o. toiay's session, closing al a lass u 49, s.n
tor May = decrease IN the visible supply
caused tenrorary iirmness. but r 81
selling, az Increase In the amount Of whes,
and Hour on ocean passage and r ,,,,ors
iavor.abie 20 Farmer IIatch's anticipation
oiii Were too much for the bulls ana ,hs
market was generally weak. 3N W
Corn closed ~ lower. May oats a.
lower and provisions lower nh aroma
opening trades IN wheat were al a d.
cline Of from 3 TO re as compared vim
prices current At tho close Oh satorS H,s''
tnsre was q gradual hardening 81 prices
i9r ~ n9ur and q halr duriug Inc time
the pariicsslars of ne visible supply stste.
inent were coming IN. That being sat,s.
t9e'ofy 70 the bulls, when Il was corn
pisisa' The hardening process continued
Tor few minutes and thon dissolved M
tirely clearsncea from the fonr principal
Auantic ports amountad in wheat and
Hour e about 10000 bushels.
lndlipi shipments FOR Che week Mere lso..
600 bushels. w.
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j iGHT CAME WITH DAWN

LII stood with dropning brad. y vap
late. and tie moon Ind risen, making
ibe mountains lock block asaiafs t1f
Violet atarreet Eks
Ter soft brown ryea were hxca sith
pathetic sendernese On the door, thfonsh
whieh calno tho sound of dipeordani
music Theai*r Varieties was painted
osof 4 81 geiiay yeliaa letter., and the
Hafing CAV ipte displayed poefef depict
ilnF MISUNDERSTANDING wqnpa. aveams
Ink hair. afrayad Ia few scI9 eia'pe,
which hung from her waist qns yard
or two Of gauxe knaer this remarkable
production u waA announced n large Jea
print that f'ceriotts. The queen q Aer-
pehts0e 0nneefs W4nl9 cary the scsiI
aents II rombstopr with an ex''p'sion 81
her Skill
a man var inansfinE FOR Ren Iiefd-
nicka III ilettned eagerly Then fol-
ioWed 4pod deal ~ pfpken l3sk, ana
Never miad papa. i SAID awe VIII
Inna him tomorrow. isft " gel Aray
3hpy pata<d close 10 IA, ana - she
turned Ter soft eyes TOW ard them. tpq
sara v hose tolft fne had fAfd stepped
Heom sr4 YOU waiting f9rf fhp
haked p8ff3y 'lb ii not cold pvt kfrfY'
Sha iaia her hard eefessingiy u tats
"a ~ e1omozrov che Y'iispsfee. To-
morrow linn pahzed On With hel father,
VINO had called her iazpatientiT
III fnllsti ione after The 'nf.4snt Who
p11 tse xlfl with tlss soft voice fht
vas different from fbs Gli''n ~ kii5T.
And rhx Ntfe they lnesifips for Issxf
III .nzt nj efetn door rfN ppen. and
tht noisy foed pushed tnfif WAY out
b,lnel1f with fhnm the close ~ e ne
d,..rIs I.It. RIA <ah.e 1ith f''s#. tie
ln6..ta = 4. l.s5a s:ziet and AZ nst
asssw<f faf t9a,fe rleAsepss'st ~ com
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:
panions called after hin Hc threw his
~rm around ILLS mock and pressed his
hot face 20 hers,
nlAttio one. he said. II an, tired Of
II all, Hc-; can we e;sa NY Ill looked
at him lovingly, and her eyes said what
her tongue could not Poor litsle ririi"
/ he went on. renorkefully sSnu haze
waited a loas time for me, haven't your
they ieft The as,Nn behInd them and
went slowly NJ the rocky trnil which led
10 Rax'H rahn For three years he and
iili had lived thure together. SHiniy scnreh-
lng Tor the fortune which was TO make
him happy
He did not tulls to lii IS usual MS they
wenaea their way up tho mountain. bit
wan silent snd nhstfncted; and when they
re1ehcu the cabin door, he aid not Aates.
Seising his piolsaxe. ne went TO work IA
he had not done Tor many d day, Ill
watched hin, wistfillyi dropping her head
sadly ~ ut last With muttcred curse ha
toAHed his tools aside and going lndoora
threw himself on the cAbin floor
LII stood where he had saft her,
thoeghtfuily turning over tho loose rock
With her foot The enst had been gruw-
inE htiRht and suddenly tho first rays
OF tlie sun fen on the tumhled rnclsa, max.
ms two or three OF them glinten ana glow
IN peculiar way. LII could not Under
stand Il, and she called softly 10 Rex.
They could not spealS each othcF'e lam
guage. those two, but they talked Ia a
ianguage Of their own.
fIe rose weRrily and went ~ her.
Whit 40 you want. Linz hc asked.
but not impattently; he was never I'M.
patient With her. She pushed the broken
stones toward him with her little foot,
looking az him lovingly Win her soft
oyes, Kuecling down. ne psanined them
eagerly; then with q low cry. he threw his
arms around her I'VE have found
my girlr' and she fcit the hot tears an
her neck
As they went down INFO the rafrow
street III saw, standing - front OF Tho
music han, Tho tal gentinman and the
fair gin whom, she had soon the night
before Rex did not see them nntil III,
hurTyng forward, brushed against thu
gir,a dainty skirts Then ne glanced UP.
Why. tlili be said. rcproaohfnliy. pull
Ing her back.
Al the sound Of his vulcs the girl turned
and lcakod stral1iIt into hts eyes Ilera
was d moments Dlcnro ficn with ury
OF .ililanis Hex left LII, and, Bcisinr
fhe girls hands, kissed her Al this the
gentleman Afro turned
We'll" hc began, anKflly "0f ail infer
nar'-i|ut here ne stopped. "Rextf he
exclaimed. holding out hls hand $50 We
have found ypn 81 lest. We've come 70
take you beck. fortune Or no fortune
This pifi 81 mine declared that she wond
walt no lnnHcr lind that Il did not coma
With iier tlle would rome Alone so here
we are ARil ssis eefnr harb With Us, ms
lad9"
Yes H. answered. his eyes dasoufinF
the fair face btfore him.
hut be fell soft touch IN HIS arm,
and turning hp saw ~ regarding him
with i sad, rcpfoaeIiful fare Ills hcaft
amota him fos RS peelnot.
Dia k0ii think was gonF without
you. little FiIf he asked len1efiy /
ms his hold on I.llllanH hand. he laid
HE arm around isiItB neck DO yon think
hs awootheatt HAA sngryg ~. not for
Id Why IN WAS only iIft;e brown,
white faced lndlnn rpny.
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LocAL rnIun ounnENr


Thefeiiswiug are tie rpllng prices for
groceries. etc. b she raarieet today
AXLE CREASE DlHm5na, ssn50
Golden d0d4Gc per dozen poxez. castor
oil 6s9t75r; Boston coach oil, per case.
pfts. si.JO Der case. quarts. s. So
4 siAitJNITLON Mp owdcrt per lleg $500,
BLASTING powder. S2g5 per kes agents
price; shot. drop per sack, Si.5ogl ~
IA HA;oSSs ENC AND TIES Baggina. IL
III Ei5itc, To- G46sc, Delta lies 81 81
per buhdle; standard arrow ties. Si..atg
I'D per buudics 70 if =tsel Arrow ties. si,o5
pH sAiSiNss POWDER Apex, ib. Der
dnxcn sa00; y TO- Si.Il u To- 75ci Yicf0f
j l1, per dozea, 500; Y y. lQe; !. .. iSes
Isis One Spoon ! ~ per usSfn s2ttq. y
iisEEstH 4 x &c for good yellowi 10 Tor
mixed lots.
BACON Wholesale grorers rhargF
CANDY Piain candy. sssGlsasc: ssganped
5slD4p, fancy mixed n psilH, sQf1ia fancy
n cases. tois roe *, 429l2l1c,
CANNED FRUITS rtaAuard canned
10: pineappies, standard. StSs6lcp snc.
ends. 81 2o5flg1. pears. standard, 81 s07fl x.
peaches, BtanoAla ~ u 5lltl+ ~ seconds,
N q we "a slan ~ y. =, sg
ii ,egfi /. 15 biaclfbrrfies Si.10ffi aG niarrow-
lat pAas. Si.lsii.255 Lima beans SLeop
li8; string beans lestspei corn silla4l -;
oysters. IS. vi, tSa5te per dozen, 1 ID.
n ~. 04fescs 3 ~, Z. W. xi.fQu i5s Ea1inqus
Is cans. ~ l56t.& per ae4ep, rosst beef
81 1911 zos chipprd beef VI -, $3.50 Y
cAIs,ffjr56f,NIA CANNED Goops
wholesale Eror6r4 ~ ofdeFs ~ fnf fol-
loving quotations. pr ll9zen for rs i9
cans Paucnep. S-psHx'ZSi ffg piums
Gan CANS Quoted a. failows star.
lVtsc ~ oz paraffiQfs Aei y 14ffli5te
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styllshly drestr5 young GID 81, s,s atm
.ono o. no pphflcfa W at the hotn,. sba
Knew 81 b'noce -nu1 that. too hftrr sif
inco uan fntl apcllt diaIfkinr such ffir-
clcus Young isdlts ana Sipinc Il ~ c,,e
l'eeson tor cpaSinE Farmer DAie'a N,fc Is
take him ~ q hoarinf.
Wen, siillic thought !. WAS All ov.r via
them What big f0ci hc Ind besn. 81,
70 see she never meant what she n4id
lnst baking morning. ArphoW-<nd <nn
caught her breath very Ike ssk-rrfeo
tlynde was ne only lover she eyer cnfsd
jot TOR; and b had tirnri rleht around
rom ner and begun % court another
tp nnsi down. np ana desn thos ua,s..,.
and Mile nj and ssssry'i thefn tpso;.4h
4 very tempest 81 rtno,ich. nrSt 81 ,<ai-
Gus ensrn hea Jealous ,bvc. Then SUI.
,nged love. thcn Mounted nffecsinn II,
fesret; and when Il fnlriv came 70 ts;at
Mites hohr' grew sick. and the ,n*ss
pride FED from her eyes before tfc s,,4<.
inr tears. and she moved away hon ia
Mlreiow vhcre she could not Hen them.
what war Hhc b. do 20 euro THIS nsart-
Aohcy What could shc dor lIow. II $50
csi's3 ~ do anything, ought shf h 10
Those were the aues,lops MIlile psls
an<ca herself theec .innc days, after paS
SAD fopliehly donn what lond mtsit
ether Eiris hnvc done before hsr.~wNl-I
tonly ccqnetscd with thelf happInts4,
AMI ahe answered hef Heifslsnroktd qneN-
tlpn W correctly. an5 acted 80 womAniy.
that TIER her behavior to MANY hsti
other Young eirl IL The ksiue pftdiea-
mtnt az worthy 81 limitations
Tho days wtnx on. very wrnrily ID Milf
ne nnin aho Saturday when Nh f.snttk
watssn 81 away, HIS lflfhiis wnrn packed,
apd one 81 them Miiiie knsw Was ftili 81
uainti.y frlised and rufGed thirtS. SNOWY
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oottnn.


ONCE OF The Post
Houston, Monday February "a.
Liverpool spots declined Lied with mod.
crate demand freely met, American mar
ksss an closed at Saturdays prices.
Houston's close was steady. Galveston's
quiet New fork's easy: New Orleans
opened easy and closed firm with sales Of
Stock in New Orleans PCS 4ss.
Liverpool futures opened steady s-6iSe
1854 below Saturday, ruled barely steady
at about opening figures. went OF l-e4
and closed firm 1854 below Saturday.
New Orleans futures opened steady
February :. March s and others 10 4
on from Saturday. went back on reac
ton Of nearly all the loss. ruling steady.
went 70 higher than Saturday and
closed quiet
New York futures opened steady 10 I
below Saturday though the three last
months were marked up with a loss az
e III ruling was barely steady point
under the opening except for the last
months, which went back points: wont
up 70 u from ruling prices ana closed
firm 70 8 better than Saturdays closing
fitrlires tie
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vi Q1sz1s fs7ruary a5.--AicEisoy q
T it1a:,silon continued in Liver.
lss aagal,g and prices there de-
- 5tA w ne opinion seems gain
f<i-t n iksl market, as wei as
ia. III Ne Ffsps OF weak long haa
y,rf Hdssss md that m improve
t|3- j sss !. az DariHS sDe afiei-
lsssis rs,tsd l-64d, ana closed firm
\; II 4 e day of 4-Gid.
~ a'ssssf t1Qo bales AZ 9-i6c de-
- finss middllrs down to
y tie general opinion until
aH strong partdes Of investors
t.lqnlA b buy cotton on the
Ssgir iIircrpoois ard on any
ifRa MT fgnfe, ana although that
veg ~ been somewhat shaken BY
81 aesTe 10 I pence for May
NJ ben revived hy the evidences
I p ssrsng paroles in all markets
iFkss opened at only a sligh. de-
N 1851 points unuer furthel.
.. Il soon became apparent.
a lhat he liquidation had prac-
a g sonaluded, and there has been
II a9sRnce since. The closing beng
above the lowest and 4 points
Pan Saturdays figures.
fsk YORK, while the decline was
~ Greater the recovery has been
i'Aoaneed.
sA'en opened here easy, closed
y slits Of 800 bales.
lfseipis are very listia less than
v reing Il. 30, dgll1sa 12190. For
ny tbs port cgpe Is 7sN0. hgalnst
" Fear.
l-Ievered a farthIhr and n3w
q ~s,d.
,au-opsion bill came nm toaav IN
re- and was referred Ia fhS com
" agriculture, but The market
- eject whatever from this ac-
'Ae part 81 congress IN faet Il
lsely Conceded NOW that but for.
l,on cotton might md Itself Ia me
,q9Sh Of despondv IL When. The
'qspression existing i, a;sri.i,iterai
l9lapsdrel products has really rot
X py cotton, asd Ne tp,ists that h
Z BE- eallea ilpon Ks aass s4rone5
0s|skpf ispcs
'lsl has been called daite freuuent.
! " shs faes ira. o,atle tha n,oye.
p var has been 40 an bn1,ss r,.a3f
'Ast year ms anliFe s,,rni,,s INA
'sfss has aireaiy heen taks:, Il,
a
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AND COMMERCE.
..ol Cotton Lower But American Markets sIisb,l,
psusr- Wheat Lower Wall Street Heartily Sick
il Tariff Discussions Exchange
u 80 the adiourn-

r.Sruary a.-By the adjourn
lo'A .,.sllnF q The senate finance
i = ,a a,'' mystery element In INC
W. ~, GETS one more day oi ne
4 s ..s Van ss'n sirsst man Is heartily
~ ',ss arm discussion. For weeks
.' : sas aoninatcd the specnla-
. WIN N erscinsion o. other factors
' \. ,rnatIon received in the
50, y, 81 DEALS Of the bin amounts
II, mas be true today and
1 .'.s,rsow. In addition the position
.ss.t,lsl shares hns deferred trad
'.s s,,Isr Ilst outside interest in
ss bss been attracted to a de-
49, 81 4 threatening % she stability
IN. ..ss,. n tho event Of the euImina-
/, 3, no !, threatened BY the Wilson
ss tsen. largely owing to the
| n ssmetAins definite WIN soon he
| x, tbs strength Of the general
4. 4 Am must Be ascrihed- It IS
viihsu; reason. that there VIII
.,,s 4 rssiSai q business when the
|,'s,y & ren,ovsa and the railroad
I ','' .soals Immediately reflect #.
49,, wes xilgl,ly more active
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res attached TO the situation an,
action w me ordinary course n go. 7 re-
most certainly due. events Is
. ~ur New York house advises that s,rons
l ~, q mat market have been free I'M, =.
~, all' mat there, as here. the Sesi,.,,,
e' ,,.l Is Wei nigh eiimhia.ci
tslo spot market today. AFTER hn,.,,-
r , easy, snuhnred strength ia c,csg',
hr'n 81 unchansed prices so,os ,o S,,'s y. J,
arrive 5tV baics '7v1' 70
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IaPoft

IN Port.
Stea4nsiiip Strathawan. Durden. outside.
I Steam4ip l5onsta. Ar7tAn, outside,
steamship lsaupAsas, iiurrows. pier ~.
STEAMSHIP san Marcos, wilder pier -
steamship Hschileia, Norton, pier :.
Steamship idA, Afano, pier
BAfits ana Sehooners--
Bark President ulsen IN stream
Ssloeacl Edward ". Smith, cramer,
Schooner Mabel Hooper Hooper, pier 81.
Hehnontf J, H. Butieiicls, Hover. pier u,
Schooner James II Dudley, wan,
Schooner II L Gregg, coggius, pier
W, Sailed and cleared for Galveston.
BARK Alice G pidkerman. sailed No
Member 4.
seuarthA
stsanship Aldohorough, sailed Decem-
sisas.ssSsp Springfield, nramfoei, sailed
December u.
schoonsr Jessie Jena. poad, salied De.
cenbrr 2y
Philadelphia
Schooner James II Dudley, walls
sailed Jnnuary ib
schooner Josephine fileot, Nash.
sailed December IS
Cotton on saipbaafa cNot cleared)
For Great Brltair
ftesm rio niippaed 2sii.
s,traelsaip Ida. le9s
yctai a9i3 eeg}f!.s,
stssineaip 8, cleqrs, ss.s
oiher Forsign-
sIiean1sniu i'riiginore, gieS,
Bark presldent 22a9
Total ep52.
Cg1etHis es-
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HORSE NORRIS.

NnFer Jerk or whip COLI.
Oats 4 a Observation-Disclosures food.
\ GOOD horse Il never bad eolofs
alse hprae drink before feeding
The Isnsllsl, ho'se A.afkei u good 4or
good horses.
horse Of nervous Temperament snonid
never be excited.
Horsss are OFTEN rnccnAoiupsdS ili.tteat.
% BY their owners,
The,r AZ ons.thIfd ~ many dsukesa
en iiofeoa IN Ireland.
More caro- and ip;olligenvo Ill ufnpiins
iiH essential - large ttsil!.ts
a colts education should begin Wien
lie animal ID iwcntg-four hours old. ~
IN raising coR the freed fho,ld 81
liberal and varied, but not txeaseiye
Unskiifnl blachEmishs arc .nsDonril!e
for great proportion ~ The iamcness
i5crapshprs camc into usa h ian Soaf
800, hut were not made % non mil ~ !,
when tho horses are heated ihey Annpnd
be covered with 4 OlAnKet while left stands
ing
IL Nevada Wild stations arr apntea
down and pbot 90 pet4eteh the loinestin
nAteH
rnrha. ppayins and rlnE.baneh ,i the
majority Of uaaes come from ah ipprepsr
bearing.
warm Inc bfid,c blta befpre DustldK
them into the horsee MOUTHS Ia Rosy
weRthcri
ltls eald there never wan gray llnf4a
TINT lid not HOVE either 4 array dam Of y
Efny eirr.
There ii sirong movement q ehslena
Tor the abolition Of ehces falnh cis Npi'k-
Ing hosses.
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SgAFA''AslvE sror ilANKir


Galveston. Texas. rehruary rs
Receipts this day. Nv Gutf roioiysio
s sslil cllta Ne, S, International ana Great
s,Sgrtnern 81, Missouri l<ansas aiia ,fexas
w " large Dick, s2f barge NJ, sol schooner
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IazHe 81 FApf1.ary ID. ispt Texas 1i1s-
innl N'ldoHs etc Lydia Ann WILSON,
Farmafs Brooch. Dallas county,
4iexeean war survivors,. lfcsoaee, John
Ffbderick nerl<hard Roi;1ea. Quinn. fay
e.te county
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iiaInnond. KY. February 4-i'fkfayd
h4oa steam brink Mill VIII ne<zn ci,zfaa
CONS AprIl H4tHRea 10 aHa ~ Wfn
ala boys will be eal1ofeI
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MARINE iNriLIIGENcE.

Port 81 Galveston. February ~
Arrived
Steamship Morgan, staplcs Brasos SAT-,
4. $ iighshouse steamer America, New
Orleans,
Cleared
Steamship Morgan. Staples, Mcrgan
CITY
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Pfepatcd according 20 the formula oil
DR.. VIM. A. HAMMOND

prerated according 20 the formula oil
DR.. WIN. A. HAMMOND,
~ hts laboratory at washington. y. e.
snl under his immediate supervision. car
rev ne obtained directly. Of the Columbg
SncNthl Company, Washington, ~
sasoeth any drueglst ~ the price q So
cEREnglNE, from the brain. Tor dis
cnsns Of tho brain.
Mt9Ni.i.iNE, from the spinal cord
lor vlsegeca OF the cord.
ARptNf froin the heart for disease'
,rIssTlNk, from the tcsscs, for diseasei
81 the tcsita
pNAltfNlc. from The ovarics. for dis
eaNes of The oNaries
.AltSN lsiNf, from the muacics, Tor dis.
eestA OF thc muscles
DOSE FIVE DROPS.
Aie physiological enoctu produced hy d
single dose on fsetohflne am eccelcratfor
q the pulse With feeling of fullness and
disienuon in The head eNliiaratton 81
spirits. Increased urinary eScretlon. aug
ulcnteuon ~ the expulsvc force Of tho
nlaQuer ana rcrlataltiC action % the intcH.
iinnss inencNsc IN muscular strength and
enlnfNnce. Increased power OF Vision N
siaefE people and Increased arpetite ana
ihe existing literature on tho sib,
1eSt ~ ,he Anlinnl Extrncts
wade by nr, Ifntnmond's Process
nnH nteA IN arcordniscN with hts theory
81 aetlen. NH ~ siinpilei IN arnlice tiar 20
THE toLtNinTA citE,trCAb CO..
Washington, -. Q.
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enAlN AND rnoy1sloNs
oHAfN~ -t-NgCAC0
tcrfccttd dAlly ~ Atncoi Nioiait a n,


Niioaeo, FehialAfy 2e--Caeh QiiosAlionl
were as follows.
Flour easy and unchanged
Wheat mo, : spring 81; No spting 6fi.
alc0. No rcd 81
No. c6tn BY.
OAle-sNo. 2 ~ No. while 2t1fgiA. No
? White S0a.l
4 tasS46
MeSs pork II Sasfii Sly.
leinl 3.a1ihsi1 Z. 40.
short ties.4sides (iooscl sisn5. 30. DIS
snIted shoulders ihnxed) Gg5ff6 sli short
clear sites tboxod) e.saa is's.
fhishy 1sl8.l
Sugar unchanged.
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go 10 3 shipped direct from mines a,
Now iberia.
Su,sAS-cranulste tMG5c: confecuor.
efh \, ~4hei Cubes. ENJOYING. powdered. 6ii
~esse. fancy yellow ciArined &c; choice
DO SAfte; plantation whites, tatasltc
Proancc.
EGGS-isffile per dozen
hLEItitr~t'resh Texas country, inlfeOc
Jersey creamery, 12c; dairy, eoc; iadie, $50;
fancy creamery, Soc
CHEESE Quotations are as tollcwa.
Cream. lSelI iMc, Swiss, 10c, Imitation
Swiss, ltisQe. Young America, iic
pNipNS-Per barrel. 800. IN sacls.
n ,sA per bushel
POTATOES Colorado, per baahel. eDcis
RouLTRr-chlcIscna per dozen. ssoosp
vEGErABLEs- -Biack-eycd peas psc.
lady peas, Gel white beams sikc per 10
Frpit. aud snts.
ALMONDS Use.
BANANAS Santa Martha fruit, cults
81: selecfs ki.g5 per bunch.
Bf}AEfL NuTS.-iec.
1RCN-siSaltac.
cocoANuTs slocaiso per 100; so
cEAREs Malaga, per barrel. sssoaso.
DATES-7e.
FtLBEErS--l2hc
isFMo i s. New, ss,S0a4. 80.
ORANGES fancy Florida, x2geffe rs
CRIifotnin navel. $50
lNVAi3S(;irS-4i6c
fsleCANS-TrxaA sfise
APpLES--tlresou. t1-lb bnx se.ss
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FINANCIAL.
New York Money.


Now York, February e. Money on call.
easy; per cent. prime mercantile paper
sa5ssi silver certificates Sssu6qM.