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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-17
EXPORTS OF COTTON.
Grain. Provisions. Etc.

New York April 16.-Flour steady more
demand; winter wheat, low grades 81 000
s. 45; patents 50 250S3 so; Minnesota clear
& 500 s. 40; superhne II 75062 10; Minnesota
patents 50 9CDS4 45; low extras s. 05GDf2 AZ;
Southern -four dull and steady; common to
fair extras g. 00GS3 90; good to choice extras
S3 10aS4 20 Wheat dun. tirmer; No red
in store and elevator, G22l0634c; ahoat Ga
options opened weak, declined 2105Sc, rallied
'sM1c, closing steady at B@Ae over Satur
day. with trading dull No. red April 629sc;
May 63Ac; June 64lRc. Corn quiet No 2, 49,
4f4c elevator; 44ssc afoat ungraded mixed
44tl45c steamer mixed 43Mc; options firm
1aM$sc advance; April &c; May 4414c July
45Lc. Oats quiet. tirmer options dull and
steady; April 31Ac; May $3.50; July 35hc:
No. white May 391ac; spot No. red 37A01
3Sc: No. white I0AG4J@c; mixed western,
3s@39e; white western 3944Oc Hay IN
changed; shipping 60l165c; good choice, 7500
s5c Beef dulI and steady: family si2 OO8
Sl4 90; extra mess IS 00d8S 50. Beef hams
quiet at $40 o. Tierced beef dull; city extra
India mess Sls 0O9sl9 90. Cut meats quiet
ana steady; picked ellies ne picked
shoulders 61lc; picked hams 994c; middles
nominal 81. Lard higher; western steam
~ 80 asked city "a e21aD7 IS; futures nomi-
American 80 0O compound SO 00Gs6 25.
Pork quiet and iirmer. no sales; mess Sli 90
@ll4 25; extra prime Sl3 006Si3 50. Butter
quiet and lower; state dairy, new l6@23c;
state dairy. old, llG lie; state creamery,
new 2ic; western dairy, new, l24l6c; west
ern creamery, new l702ic; Elgins 2lc. Mo
lasses, foreign nominal; New Orleans open
kettle, good to choice 30Q3sc dull and
steady. Peanuts quiet; fancy hand-plcked
3a1d4c. Coffee-options steady, unchanged,
to IS points down, including April IS 0OD
l6 10; June Is 90; September IS 0O0l5 10; De
IA 35D14 40; spot Rio dull and nominal; No. z,
NC; sales none Sugar, raw, quiet and
steady; fair refining ? 7-l6c; on A 8 ll-1tU4c;
standard A. 4 i-l6G144c; cut loaf 4 13-l6D5c;
crushed lS-lG05c; graduated 4 1864 3 l6c.
Freights TO Liverpool quiet; grain firm and
cotton easier cotton steam I'D; grain, steam
2Hd.
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Neuralgia, Catarrh and Rheumatism
Cured After Three Years Intense
Suffering.

George Briggs. of Moore, Oklahoma, writes
March IL, 1894 that p p p. (Prfckly Ash
Poke Root ana Potassium has cured him OF
catarrh. facial neuralgia and rheumatism
after three years OF intense suffering. The
pain lay in his cheek bone and temple down
right side OF face along upper lip. and whole
length Of lower lip, and from the slightest
touch suffered agonies for weeks at a time
Could only open his mouth wide enough for a
him in torture.
He had consultation of the best physicians
in Texas, but all to no purpose.
Catarrh and rheumatism was also causing
him much trouble until he tried p. p. p. He
says he is well and will swear that neuralgia,
catarrh and rheumatism. no matter how
chronic or how old the cases are, that p. +. p.
will make total cure.
Mr. Briggs winds up his testimonial by say
ing, he thanks God and our medicine, p. p.
Il. (Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Potassium
for the great cure.-ad.
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Leading futures ranged as follows:


Baltimore, April Ib.-hlour market dull;
western superfne 81 s0GDS2 90; western extra
81 1899 SO western family 81 7e8s3 90
winter wheat, patent So 2563S3 80; spring
wheat. patent So 600SS 80; spring straight
81 25dS3 so. Wheat tirner; No. red spot
6lA96l5c April 615S061zc; May 6lka63c;
July 6319GD6334c; steamer No. red 58ss0l5s x c:
southern milling. by sample, 60d62c. Corn
tirmer; mixed spot 45zc bid; April 4455@44a1:
May 441s9449sc; steamer mixed 431%d43a1c;
southern, by sample, 46c; southern on
grades, ACC. Oats strong; No . white west
ern SS03s11c; No. mixed western S5h6S6c,
Rye inactive; No 2. 55056c. Hay firm; good
to choice timothy S14 50618l5 co. Grain freights
quiet and STEADY; steam to Liverpool per
quarter H@l-6d; Cork, for orders, per quar-
ter 2-3G2-6 April: cotton. per 100 pounds &c;
flour, per 100 pounds, lie. Provisions firm;
mess pork S14 20. Bulk meats-shoulders ~;
short rib sides ne; clear sides 75ac. Sugar
cured smoked shoulders SIC: hams dull;
small l2c; large, ilhc. Lard, refined IS so
Butter firm; creamery fancy. 25c; ladle fancy
l50l7c; rolls, fine 15o16e; store packed 100
lie. Eggs, receipts lighter. demand good, at
1lh0l2c Coffee dull; No. 2. l72sc. Sugar
quiet; graduated 4.3Sc. Whisky firm at 81 "a
Cincinnati, April 16.-FIour steady. IN
81 409s2 65; fancy 50 s5Gs3 90. Wheat
mixed 1ic; No White 44c; ''Y No. yellow NG
Ale. Oats quiet and firmer; No. white.
87J4c No mixed 36%c Pork-Mess Sis co:
| clear mess S14 90; family S12 so Lard steady;
steam leaf 75sc; kettle dried 7#c Bacon
STEADY SnOuluerS lCi snort rib sides 7l4C;
! short clear sides 711c Whisky steady at
IL 10.
St. Louis, April 16.-Flour steady but quiet;
patents 81 850S3 90; fancy 81 259S2 80; choice
81 OOl1S2 10. Wheat higher; May 55%056c;
July $3.50 bid. Corn strong ank higher; May
3bAc bid; June 36tac. Oats weak; May SIC;
July 27&c. nominal Pork standard mess
S13 621a; on orders Sl3 IS. Lard prime steam
~ 50; choice 81 80. Bacon-boxed shoulders
81 l2H; longs 81 25; clear ribs II 37H; shorts
81 80. Dry sailed meats shoulders S6 1879;
longs Sc IS; clear ribs Sc So; shorts S7 10.
High wines steady at St06.
Rice, 3
New York, April 16.@Rfee quiet and
steady; domestic fair to extra, 3%651Sc;
japan 42sG424c.
Wool.
New York April 16-Wool steady and
fair demand; domestic fleece 2O025c; pulled
16025c.
Petroleum, Oils, Etc
New York, April 16.-Cotton seed oil dull
and f1rmer; crude soc; yellow 32g9033c.
New York, April 16-Petroleum market
quiet; Washington, in barrels, So 90; Wash
ington, in bulk So so: refined nominal; New
York, in barrels, S. IS; Philadelphia and
Baltimore in barrels, S. TO- Philadelphia and
Baltimore, In bulk, 81 6OGlS2 Is.
Naval Stores.
New York, April 16--Rosin quiet and firm;
strained, common to good, 81 1715GlS1 20. Tur-
pentine, dull and steady at 291aQE5Oc
Charleston, April l6.-Spirits turpentine
quiet 26c Rosin dull, steady; good strained,
81 co.
Wilmington, N. c., April 1e.-Rosiu steady;
strained, 85c; good strained, SOC Spirits
turpentine steady at 25ac. Tar steady soc.
Crude turpentine firm; hard 81 90; soft 81 90;
virgin, 81 %.
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Consignees.


Per Florida Central and Peninsular rail
road April l6-Sava9pah Grocery Co, Norman
=, w A Price & Co. Savannah @ g. w Co,
j Rosenheim & Co, A Fhrltch 4 Bro. j r pa
Wis. The Miller Co. w Teeple & Co, Lindsay
NJ, Estate w Branch, l. II Myers & Co,
M Fersts Sons & Co Hull s. p, Smith Bros,
II solomon Son, Fawcett Bros w Miller,
J w Watkins, Leopold Adler. Wakefield,
Palmer Hardware Co, M S & d A Byck, II
Ernst, Silva. Lippman Bros, Pullman p G
Co, NJ Henderson, d n Thomson g. Co, G
W Beckman, Frank & Co, G M Ryals,
> Guckenhelmer & sons,
Per Central Railroad April 16-But tier & s,
Hunter p & B, Greigg J & w, Warren & A,
John Flannery Co, Stubs & T, M Maclean
Co, w w Gordon & Co, M J Doyle, Hull & z,
M Ferst's Sons g. Co, G EdmOndston, N Nor
Kiss g. Co, Savannah Steam Bakery, Rud Null
Ter Bro, w ID Slmkins. Lindsay g. M, H
Carson, Frank q Co, A Ehrlich & Bro. A Nc
Alllster Hecker } M Co, j q Slater, c II
Monsees, r. F Hoyle Grocery Co. N Lang VIM
Diers. M Egan. Mutual Coop Assn F Hart. G
A Drumming, Standard Oil Go, w Slater
Mrs Laura Reed.
Per Charleston and Savannah railway.
April 16- Chestnut & ON, j p Williams & Co,
GREGG j w, Ellis Co, Peacock II & Co.
Hunter & -, w w Gordon & Co, Lemon &
NJ, Palmer Hardware Co. 4 b Catherwood, l.
l. Gibson, II Schwenkert, f w Storer, M
Johnson, Singer Mfg Co, A Ehrlich Bro I
b Austin, b Sanders, w @ Farris, j NJ
Berry.
Per Savannah Florida and Western rail
way, April l6-W w Gordon & Co, Butler g. S,
John Flannery & Co, Lemon & M, M Maclean
& Co. Chestnut ON, w w Chisholm
& Co, Crawford, H & Co Ellis Y & Co, Edwards
T & Co, Gregg J w, Hunter p s. b, McNatt
& NJ. Nelson c & Co, Peacock H & Co, Savan-
nah n S Co. j 2 Williams g. Co, L Wolfe,
Standard Oil Co, Mcmillan Bros. j Emery,
Conner H & Col f Grady g. Son, w d Simkins
NJ Y & d l MacIntyre, S Guckenheimer &
Sons, Lowell & L. MY Henderson, w X Mich
olas Bro, M Ferst's Sons & Co, j P Love,
A Enrich Bro. Savannah Grocery Co, e M
Hopkins J A Thomas a. Bro, Dixon g. Co.
Smith Bros, G f Suits & Co, Collins G & Co,
McDonough & Co. L R Myers 4 Co, w I Wal,
ker, Solomons g. Co. A NJ & @ w West, w M
Mills, Kavanaugh & b, Il Kirkland, G Schley,
Wes1ern Hay & @ Co
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Sunday Herald.

The New York Herald of Sunday,
April IS, contains the first instalment of
Emile Zola's latest and greatest work,
'Lourdes," the publication of which is
awaited with intense curiosity through
out the world With this first install
ment will be reproduced a NUMBER of
views of the famous French Mecca.
Sundays Herald will also contain an
Art Supplement, containing reproduc-
lions of the best photographs by women,
selected from the Herald's ladies' photo
graphery contest. 1t will be a mum Der
of special interest everywhere. For
sale at Estill's News Depot, 211k Bull
street-ad.
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Receipts.

Per Central railroad, April 1850 bales
cotton, car hay, cars grits . cars wood,
car lard, LIZ sacks -four, l2g bblS -four. no
haf-bbIs -four 500 tons pig iron, 80 boxes
oranges car beef car box material. cars
coal, empty coach, 233 bags corn, 10 bbls
whisky, S3s bbls spirits turpentine 929 bbls
rosln, l61 pkgs mdse, 1853 bales domestics. 20
boxes medicine, sacks meal, 20 kegs W lead,
% Dds OH, 2OO cases axle grease, 4 cab wheels,
l nall Dbl wine, box books. 25 crates should
ers, - boxes baking powder, pkgs p hose, IS
pigs hardware, Is pkgs stone, empty kegs,
z cases eggs Dbl rice, sack potatoes5 cases
Varnish 35 pkgs household goods.
Per Florida Central and Peninsular Rail
road. April l6-9 bales cotton, 1 car ties. rs
Dds spirits turpentine, 1870 bbls rosin, bdls
hides, IA bbls potatoes bale checks, surrey,
dozen brooms, box shoes, " bbls syrup, So
pkgs furniture, Dbl -four, case cheroots
cars lumber % bdls p bags . cases cigars, 564
caddles tobacco, cases cigarettes, case
eggs, kegs whisky, 25 boxes mucilage 65
boxes ink. IL cases drugs 1 safe 2 boxes bear
lngs, drill, case lard, 40 crates squash, 5
cars wood, pkgs tubs, 10 pkgs pals, car
frames. case smo tobacco 1 4sl boxes oran-
ges' sack coffee, 3il crates cabbage, 1 box
tea, boxes dry goods l4l crates beans, o
crates berS, IL boxes b powder. "a bbls
fruit, box wax, II refrigerators berries. 80
cts egg plants LOIS crates tomatoesi case ex-
tracts, box mdse, l box bedding, box
shoes.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western rail.
way. April 1853 bales cotton, empty drum,
stlll cap. 3 crates eggs. 2 bbls Jugs cars
iron, car wood, cars ties. car corn cars
lime, half bbls whisky, 10 bdls pads / en-
CINE, logging cars, l Dbl Oil 2 cars hay, car
castings, car -four, l. 199 bbls rosin, IL cars
lumber, 400 bbls spirits Jurpentine, 20 cars
rock, " refrtgerators berries l car stock
organ, 81 bbls potatoes 3 sacks potatoes Is
empty cases, bales hides, l car pig iron. %
bales moss, 2s45 boxes fruit, bbls fruit, $50
boxes vegetables, 2O9 bbls vegetables s bbls
syrup, n pkgs mdse.
Per Charleston and Savannah rail way
April 16-iS hbls rosin. 8 cars wood car iron
aXles' % bbls spirits turpentine, boxes gro
ceries 10 bbls -four, / case fans chest tools
box machine parts, pkgs household goods
boxes mdse, pkg furniture, 1 box lamp
goods, l case tank
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Naval Stores.

Spirits Turpentine-The market continued
To he firmly held at 26c. There was fair de-
mand. and sales amounted to about ZOO casks.
al the Board of Trade, at the opening of the
market it was bulletined firmly held at
26c for regulars with sales of 226 cashs.
AT the last cali, at 4 o'clock p. m, it closed
unchanged with further sales of 270 casks.
Rosin-Ihere was a fair demand for all
grades after a decline was had in mediums.
The market opened unchanged at the Board
last call at 1 o'clock. p. m, there was de-
cline Of SC on l. l0c on H and sc on G rosins.
The quotations at the close of the market
we're as follows:
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Steamship City of Birmingham, Burg New
York-C @ Anderson.
Steamship Allegheny, Nickerson, Baltimore
j Carolan, AgG.
Bark Giuseppi 'Abundo [ltall, Castagliolo,
Rotterdam-Chr Dahl & Co.
Schr Harold Borden, Backhouse, Monte
Cristo-George Harriss & Co.
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Steamship Allegheny, Nickerson, Baltimore
j Carolah.
Steamship Beechdene lBrl, Harrison, Fer
nandina-Strachan & Co.
Schr Flora Rogers, Warren. Boston
George Harriss g. Co.
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Per Italian bark Giuseppe d'Abundo for
Rotterdam-2OO 900 bbls rosin, valued at A.124;
sso casks spirits turpentine, valued at Sl4.667;
10 Dds pitch, valued at $500 and 25 bbls rosin
OIL, valued at Sl25-S. p Shelter Co.
Per schr Harold Borden for Monte Cristo,
st Domingo -ll0929 feet D p lumber, valued
at 81 1921 j. Sala & Co.
Per schr Hilda for Baitimore-4is 40 feet p
p lumber-Dale, Dixon & Co.
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COMM ERcIAL.
sAYANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS, I
Savannah, Ga, April 10, 1894. (

The market was quiet with a slow inquiry
and it declined 1-16c. all around, after which
here was fair business doing. At the close
il became steady. On Change at the first
rsll at 1890 o'clock a m the market was
Sulletined easy and unchanged with sales Of
:, los AT the regular midday call it de-
80 .15c.. the sales amounting to 1875 bales.
~ third and last call it closed steady and
n1.,bsnged with no sales. The following are
-, ofBcial quotations at the closing at the
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Arrived nd Trbee Yesterda !,


Bark Frifthjof [Norl, -, London Tor
dered to Brunswick) paterson, Downing &
Co.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Sun Rises. ..... ............L ............ 3 :3S
Sun Sets .............. .............. SCI
High Water at Fort Pulaski 4:54 am, $50 pm
Central Standard Timej
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Departed Yesterday.


Steamer Ethel, Carroll, Augusta and way
| landings-W 7 Gibson. Manager.
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Pilot charts and all photographic informa-
ton VIII be furnished masters OF vessels free
OF charge In United States photographic or
nee IN the custom house. Captains are re-
quested TO call at the ONCE.
reports OF wrecks and derelicts received for
transmission 10 the navy department
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New York April 16.-There we're but two
stocks that figured to any extent in the stock
market to-day---American Sugar and Chicago
Gas Sugar held the attention of operators
in the first half of the day. but subsequently
il was supplanted by Chicago Gas, which
completely eclIpsed the first named. In the
early trading Sugar rose 2l4 to 99l4, and the
preferred moved Up q 10 80; while the other
prominent issues advanced about y per cent.
on some limited trading. Lackawanna was
an exception selling up III TO 1864. After
midday Chicago Gas forged TO the front, and,
under heavy purchases, rose from 63l5 to
66E. The Improvement in Sugar was again
due to Washington reports that the
company viii receive the protection
ii asks, and the rise in Chicago Gas
was the result of Chicago rumors that
the attorney general had decided the
QUO warranto case in favor OF the company.
II is, perhaps needless to add that neither Of
these rumors could be confirmed The trans
actions in Sugar we're 1900 and in Chicago
Gas SO. 100 shares in a grand total Of 22O5l8
shares So far as the railway list is con
cerned il may be said that the tendency was
downward and that the pyrotechnics in the in
dustrials were accepted as meaning That
sonnet ody was trying to market stocks. AT
anv rate railroad shares were weaker In the
last hour of business than for some days
past although the pressure to sell was not
pronounced. Chicago Gas receded 10 bo98 IN
the late trading Compared with Saturdays
finals the railway list shows losses OF 16al
per cent Chicago Gas, however, gained 2ls
per cent Railway and miscellaneous bonds
were strong. Sales listed stocks, lb2,OOO
shares; unlisted. 81. 600 shares.
The quotations at the closing were as FOL
1OWg.
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Letth, April l4-Arrived,steamer Arcs IBrl.
For additional shipping news
see other columns.


Washington, DC, April 1S-Notice is hereby
given that on or about April 30 1894. the char
aeterlstle OF the fifth order light at Duxbury
ehusetts, will be changed from liked white TO
hXed red. The order Of the light will not lie
changed.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS
Cotton.

New York, April 16.-Treasury balances
to-day we're as follows Coin, Sl0S, 12s,000; cur
rency, S49,0s0O00.
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Rice

The market is firm. The sales to-day were
sI4 barrels The quotations at the Board of
trade are as follows:
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Arrived Yesterday.

Tuesday. Anril L. 1874.
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Country Produce.

Market for poultry steady; fair demand
geese q pair, 90caS1 90; ducks 65975c Mar
ket for eggs is steady; market fully supplied
country p dozen, 10Qllc. Peanuts-Ample
stock; demand fair; market steady; fancy
q u, 31ac; small hand picked, 2 h, sac.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
Financial.

New York, April Is, 4 p. m.-Money on call
is easy at per cent. The last loan was at
per cent, and at the closing was offered at
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 315041a per cent
Bar silver 631ac.
Sterling exchange is firm, with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at A67l(04 S7,2 for
sixty days and 81 8sA04 SSa Tor demand
posted rates 81 SsGQ4 6Jls.
Commercial bills "a 861464 S7I5 for sixty
days and 81 s~14SS1a for demand.
government bonds quiet. State bonds dull
Railroad bonds irregular
Silver at the Stock Exchange to-day was
neglected.
New York. April 16-The following were
the opening quotations at the Stock Exchange
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he WOULDN'T IA We DONE
Oae-Ear Dodge, Perhaps, Had n Right to
be Lyaeh~d. but It wss.'t Done Regularly.


oae-Esr Dodge rcrnsps. $50 = hsnt 70
ne hSae"s"' ""' ~
There isn't any KIND OF DOUBT tnat one-E EAT
Dodge was an all-round nuisance and Internal
annoyance to tho boys. and maybe had a right
to DO lynched. but II doesn't seem 10 me tnas
I'd have lynched him Just the way thoy eio'
said orIin soyss o, new Men'To h, may pu,
.n.hnw h. x.s Ivnchad and I said then. and
I ssy now. that i. wasn't done exactly regular.
Nobody ever knew where One-Ear Dodge
hailed from. Well. yes they did too. come to
think OF 1t. for whom he hrst appeared out on
the border he wasn't One Far Dodge. As One
Ear Dodge no hailed from Lordsourc. ~ NJ; ne
was BOB Dodge ~nsn ne wh ne eV S
naned rom as DSo pok s .na' noo ,,,s.
Rob Dc Dodge He wanted to pass as a bad man
tho worst Kind of n bad man-but he wasn't.
.n5 ,h..'. wbs, made him 40 unpopuIar. He
could s,.sl " horse or run of cattle. but he did
that every dirty Indian thief does IT. aud not By
some stroke OF genius that would have marked cd
him as q chap worth cuitivatine. he oouia MI
nh. win ,hst noner broarS, spy spark Of
ou. even sns . n s,r, III wa. ss.ond, hand
bad man. He was simply a copyist. He car
-. .,,I. .. .n.h a, .xtan, That ba svep triad
Iiou this " sue,i u. eN,ens " -.
that hackneyed. piayed-out. discarded piI OF
cowboy playfulness that was once looked loon
=. o.,no ~ onca the tj,la Of had man ON the
asphing al once inc ,i,o - 100 ~t w "a"
cheerful chap VINO tried it-the iorcihg OF
tenderfoot at the point OF O revolver. to drink
49, H. 5i5r,t wa,t Dodge mads an effort at
LIQUOR ne dldn wan. goase t mAuo az Ie eno ~
this trick one night az iyordsourg., lnsteaa OF
the tendertoot mblipgly sWaiowlnR the
liquor he laid hands on Bop. lie took MS re-
| yolyer away from him; and then good natured-
| y whAcked one OF the wouin.oe paa man
ears on close TO his mead Win MS hunting
knife:
After that Boo iost easte iastet t man oss H
He became known as ono Far Do9Re. anu ho
| got lots OF hints that folks around there only
wanted one thing 10 MAKE them penecty
| contented and happy, ana thst thlhR was ohe-
lar Dodges perpetual ABSENCE DuI ne
wouldn't take hints and got TO De = oi s,,ss
nuisance thAn ever: IneIe Was oik cetlo
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a "a. IN. N.sa.,L. Go a Cure.

There is n cat 10 Chattanooga that shout
take the Kelley cure salf I'd hanson OF
that place at the southern. lie came to a
saloon as a kitten. ana acquired the habit when
thirsty oi drinking the beer that dropped from
the faucet OF the cooler. lie did not like II
VERY well a first. but the habit grew on him,
IN and the cat would tnen curl up and sleep
on the effects OF his pOtatlOns Finally the
hartsndsrs would draw sAuceTs Of beer for
him and the eat would stagger about the room
Enthusiastically drunk. Occasionally he Will 20
on sprsss and for days together IL seems as
though he could not get enough Alter taking
a zlgZag course over the house he will curl
up and 20 into drunken stupOr for hours.
yet but eonsiderabls curiosity IL manifested
By hAbltuss Of the place as 70 how long he
can keep up bis present rather rapid pace"