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peeyille is for the purpose OF fully dis

Beeville Ia for the purpose OF fully dis
GUESSING the subject
The promoters OF the excursion of
livestock men TO Mexico viii take adj
vantage OF tho meeting to further the
interests OF the eNcui sion and VIII have
representative there TO look after the
matter, Chairman Reed yesterday re-
ceiNed larger number OF letters OF
acceptanGs thnn for any previous day
ana the prospects Rrc bright for form
Ing large excursion crowd
A prominent Fails county stockmnn
who has been studying the question
observes that while the price of both
cattle and hogs has continued to de
cline recently the prices OF aheep have
hhd AN upward tendency lie has
concluded that sheep are paying stock
this yer and win feed 5000 head for
market lie has not hitherto re-
garded sheep In a favorable light. but
under the present conditions he CON
siders them the most profitable stoc't.
Jwenty-elght carloads OF cattle were
bhirped yesterday from Midland TO
Chicago via Fort Worth. and six cars
land.
A. u. Robertson OF Colorado. Tex,
marketed In ST Louis 2sb steers, slh
pounds average, nj 81 20.
w j., Gatlin Of Big Springs mar
keted toS COWS, 707 pounds average, at
sans.
Brown & Youngblood of Stanton mar
keted 22s head So-pound steers at $40.
Coffee & Ernest or Blg Springs mar
kstcd 204 head 765-pound steers at 1910
Means n Medley. Kent. marketed
sib-pound steers Mt 81 rs, and s7S- pound
steers at 81 CO.
Burk Burnett returned yesterday
10 Chicago, which sold at satisfactory
prlces Notwithstanding tn. dun mar
kct,
W Il Blrdwell Of Mineral Wells was
here Yesterday on his way to Dundee
TO deliver 800 head OF 2 and 4-vear-olda
that he recently sold to r u. smith
who VIII take them to Crockett to feed.
X M Thompson, manager OF the
King County Land and Cattle com
pnny's ranch, and Secretary Montgom-
cry or the same company were UP from
Austin Yesterday.
Tho cattle-Raisers' association yes
terday added to its list the names of
Fuquo Morrow or Amarillo and John
Hutson Of Canyon.
A. J. barnett OF Memphis. Tex, was
here yesterday He has about 1000
head OF cattle that he will put on the
market.
J %. oaks Of Palo Pinto county was
among the cattlemen here yesterday.
Oscar Thompson OF Big Springs was
here yesterday
Lee Goode OF Maverick was among
the cattlrmcn in town.
John Housels, Vernon cattleman,
came down yesterday.
Jot j. Smyth went out last night for
trip 10 South Texas
II, w. Mccoy OF Oshkosh. wis. who
has ranch In this state. was here
yesterday.
}. W. Corn Of weathsrford spent yes
terday In the city.
ID. Farmer. an Aledo catusmsn,
was hero yesterday,
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$40 tirebrick. st. Louis. per NJ $40. dra,,
paving tile, per foot 7al5c. to inches
inclusive feN roofing, per square, ST.
p-.oo, Acme and Royal cement plaster
Per ton S4Oo, plastering hair, goat pc,
10, &c; laths. per NJ. $40.
LIQUORS.
BEER--Schlitz, quarts npbo mr. nh,
pints sI.oo per Dbl; a. b. c, Bohemian
quarts $3.50, pints slluo. D,..ie pale
quarts 1870; pin,s $3.50: weiss beer 81 q
per case, two dozen in a case.
HIGH WINES-si.22 per gallon.
WHlSkY-Per gallon: Finished good
on high wine basis si.22; straight Bourbo n
and rye according 10 age and quality
N75d3.00: blended 81. 7slf3.60.
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New York December e.--Conoe-Optious
opened barely steady al 10 to j. points de-
and local selling. following unsatisfactory
cables and weak local SPOT market close 4
easy, l5n3o points nai decline. Sales lnutQ
her. 1910 Spot cofee. Rio easier No. T.,
lil2 mild dnll Cordovn. NHlsia. Sal, s.
2TN bags Savanillo, 200 bags Maralca do,
Rio slightly better than No. I, at iiH.
Warehouse deliveries from New York
Saturday, 7l9i bags New York stock to-
g,s bags. a'ioat for the United states ga. I,
COO bags total visible for the rnited
States. $3.50 bags, against NS.25s bags
last year.
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GALNEsTON WOOr MARKET

Galveston, Texas. December 9,-Receipts
today uQne; thus week, .006O pounds; this
season, 2HS,Jlj pounds; last season, t9A..
$50.
shipments today none this week none
this season, l,HoS.I62 pounds same time last
season. l.6e2 6gb.
stock TO-DAY, GO9fs5 pounds; same time
last season, 70, t7G.
Sales today. none this season. l6,ilb
POUNDS same time last season, 1885
The marlSc; was quiet. sprng, six
months clip, line. "a Toe medium Nigc,
six TO eight months, fine. 7ftSc. medium.
tons.
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MEAN NnRk MA Gnnlls

New York December 9--Thcre was a
moderate volume OF sales effected. as the
request for SIN an nssort'nents Of seasOna-
be ,lc7.a tc in an d pa tine aud IA ~
similar wants were called for by mail.
Aside from such requirements there WIS
httlc doing IN new business Printing
cloths x-:et. IN demand, witlt sales ~
20o0 pieces January TO April at 3f.
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Tho Centsur Company TT Murray Street. New York City
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New Orleans December 2 Hog products
quiet Pork 50. lard refined tierce 4IH1
= boxed meats, dry salt shoulderstscafce
81, sides i5s9& bacon sides 5AeK Hams,
choice sugar cured OAm4. Rice steady,
ordinary 70 good 2'sgi. Flour nrmer, extra
fancy 5,35hS.40, patents 9.j0u3.6 50. Corn
meal steady 10. Bran dull dlu62iR. Hay
strong and higher: prime tSt4M2t: choice
y. Corn steady. No. . sacked mixed 49,
white s5 yellow 36q37, Oats quiet; No.
sacked 2ii46,2J.
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STOCK.
ON suIPnoAnO NOT CLEARED.

Tho total amount OF cotton on ship
board. not cleared, today, IL ,lGd bales.
against lGs MS bales atihe same time last
season. The divisions are as follows:
For Great Britain: IS kintuck 1000.
81 Inchisla 1900, s. Rita 1907. IS Caperon
5000, ss wilma 1879, non-members 2i69;
total, "a 800.
For France: So Hawkhurat 1879 nom
members 1869; total, 2giS.
For Bremen: IS Brinkburn 2Ol3, VIM
Branfort 1865 total, T6s. a.
For Hambnr: Sa Gianayron 400. IS
Wildcrspool 90; total. 400.
For New York: Mallory line 427t.
For Morgan city; Morgan line, 70.
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NEW OELEAN:
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.
IInuhInn Market.

TO-DAY nv the cotton seed product cepar
ment OF the Houston Cotton Exchangs
aud Board Of Trade
Per Gallon.
Choice crude oil. for butter
oil. ............-... ..-. y a 2ll5
strictly prime crude oi'.'-.. q
Prime crude. ...-.....,,..-. II
PRIME butter all In barrels. p ~ -
Prime summer yellow oil q q 23is
Cake aud meal T. o. b. mill interior
points, according 10 location.
Prime cotton seed cake ....sl2 80 eli ~
Prime cotton seed meal ...... II % ala %
Ijnters. 4, Houston delivery and ciassl.
soap stocks foots from refined oil, per
10 30 bid. 20 asked
Renarks-Market steady.
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kansas CITY, DecombeI p Whcal stendy
ara Unchanged. No. hard So; No. 2
rcd GsiaddA No. spring7is ass. No 3
spring 5e~56A Corn active, higher, No.
mixed sehN23; No, white 22.u23 Dat .
stralyj No. sHniXed i7lk; No 9 white Is
Mla. Rye steady. No. . nominally 32Y
Hay easier. timothy lOlfl2. prairie 6ll7 co.
Eggs barely steady. fresh rs. Receipts
Wheat 90. 601, corn " ono oats 70 00n. Snip
ments--W heAt 3N. 200. corn lh.OOD. oats 5000
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prcrIpre AND SHIPMENTS.

Total receipts OF cotton al. Galveston to-
day were $50 bales. divided as follows;
Uy Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe rail-
way, 1881; by international and Grsat
Northern railway. 1881; by barge Stuart,
G6g. by barge Jules. 100: by barge Dick.
s5q. by barge NJ. 100: by barge Eddie. 654;
BY schooner George Lock. H. by schooner
Golden Arrow, ~.
Shipped to Genoa, per steamship PEDRO.
ZIG bales
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Chicago. December 9,--rhc demand for
cattle opened fairly active and prices for
common and medium descriptions were
steady. while good 10 prime heevcs were
strong to 10 cents higher Common 10
fancy steers adapted TO the wants %
dressed beef concerns, shippers and OK
porters. were saleahle at 400 Christmas
hceves uuotHhle at 40 and up, sales large
~ AZ 3.ON}it p. with few lots Shoico
enough to fetch 40. Choice heavy we'll
matured hcevos for TN" holiday trade
were again numerous, but sold mostly be-
tween 4.O0iil. 30 The stockcrs and feeder
trade was about fair at 2,Na36n, but
distillcry people were again the principal
buyers and not many were wanted TO shp
to the farming sections There was .
good inquiry for butchers aud cgunors'
stun at stronger prices cows and bulls
selling vhicf'y AT ! A5Qf2.S5, while calves
brOurhi 3OQu5. sc. Texas cattle were ne
i've and fu.Gpr The demand for hogs
from Chicago packers wore gain brisk,
hut shippers dd not buy many and the
lack of vigorous competition from nut
side purchasers caused prices to average
n'ckci lower TRANSACTIONS were large
ly at ibUH.h, tie range hcine a very
narrow one, with the extreme range a.@
SO Tor common 10 primo droveS. Sheep
Nero s1eHhle at lioT2.b1 for Inferior to
extra grades not many gOinE nhovc 800
or below 100. l.bnhs wore wanted ~
StNdi 40, chiefly as 1904 p,
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WULAi.
Houston hides and Wool

Prices paid nv receivers
Dry flint, sclected.
lfN SAY &c 60 ''.'.'..'.s.....,.. b q
A~t.i'i hhiuS 1t
" COL -t!uotatiors strictly nominal,
Iwelvo months, medium.
Twelve months, hne ... -. ......
81 rOnths la2c less.
IallCW--
beHsHaI-
Good run. E. e. 80. :. E. 3. 80. II g2,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port OF Galveston. December ..
Arrived.
Sch Frank Rudd lAm.), Smith, Ponsa-
Cleared
So I,ona, Wilder, New York.
samuel y. Hitchcock swensep, Pasca-
IS Capcnor, lcisk Manchester.
SIS Pedro. ilcn net, Geuoa.
Vessels In Port.
To Ross, Rowo a. Merr1w-~Edenmorc
UB). IIaroola C3T.
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FINAN CIAL.
stocks.

The following we're IN, oslng quotations on the
10 din stor - Of tne NV Tx Lx hange todast
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Nc,Y Orleans Market.

Nov Orleans. December a--(Speciai 20
the Houston Cotton Exchange j--Market
Arm ana unchanged. Prime crude, bulk. q
yellow. III in bhls. meal. 1890. cake. $500
per long ton for immediate delivery,
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NEW YORK

New York. December Whoat--Re-
ccinls JT9, 400 exports. liz 100. Spot firm
No red, IN. No. ! hard, 10. options
opened easier under pressure OF local OF
ferngs, advanced sharply et noon on
the unexpected Vifihle supply decreaBc and
excited covering of shorts and closed
strong at Am7-s net advance, May eoHi
"a Az
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st, Louis December a-Flour trim ana
nrttye patents, a3lHS 30, oNtrn fancy, 2 ID
ua.-"i fancy s.S5ii@00. choice, g.Gqu2 e.
w neat opened lover because OF unfaVof-
yhl' cables ana heavy receipts. hut q good
drnuud prevented any great decline
dror'hs' of lliO0 bushels IN the Vlslble
iLsoi rush to buy later aud an nd.
Nu-Ur of I cent followed after v'rakeniup
tlrhuY, the market closed firm. li,ulNc
Wthcr. No. red, curh 50. December. GlH
May, Wh Corn opened lower and dull,
utt lttr advanced somewhat On stronger
wheat closing Irregular rs bitter for be
ccmber, with January i.9na on aud MAY
y lower than Saturday No. mixed. cash,
NA pecemher -. asked. January ~
asked; May, @f's hid Outs utuf"s cas-
S,1atulnsy. No cash, IN; Deccmher,
barlry steady. CornmeAl, 1850 TO- Bran
sacked not saleahle above u at country
points End not obtainablc below q east
track. Flax seed higher. 81 Timothy.
3oO15.m Hay-Choice timothy nrm and
h' irce ranging from S2l to 1850. this side
prairie steady, f..5Hl0.00. this sidc Buttcr.
table grades In demand and scarce Sep
alator Creamery, 22pzi; fnncy Elgin, ~;
DAIRY, ltpls. Eggs steady, 70 for fresh
WHISKY, i22 Cotton hagglng aud ticq UNI
chat Stds Pork, standard megs iobhlng
l2E@s.2 l>ah. prime steam. 3 a. choice
Ia. Bacon. boxed, shoulders 515. longs
Hf ats, boxed, Shoulders. 4 6?i. longs 40,
RIBS, i2'e; shorts, 4.l5. Receipi8- Flour
1000 barrels wheat, 5000 bushels. corr
lS.cW bushels; oats 1900 bushclS Ship
mcnts--tlour, JDo0. wheat. 32 ION, corn =.
900, oats, $500.
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GRAM SUPPLY.

New. York. December 9.---The visible
supply OF grain SATURDAY December T.
as compil..i by the New York pro iuce
exchange rs AS follows: Wheat 63.Tse,e9O
bushels. decrease ll7.00; corn 5,2o7 900, de
crease $40. 900; oats cool 600, decrease 3d.
O0l: rye 1.4il,opo, increase s'~p: barley ~
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roTAL sTncIi sALEs.

New York. December 1.-The total sales
of stocks today were 367.375 shares, In
Guiding American Sugar g. no American
49, 200.
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New York sIarket.

New York, December 9-tSnec.al 10
tho Houston Cotton ExchHnge,)--Prlias
crude oil. 5isl2Sc; prime Skinner yellow
2s129lso: in bbls prime cake, nominal.
meal 81 to Ssi per ton, market nominal
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NhW YORK MONEY.

New Yulk December 9.--Moncy on cnll
easy at lt,q.iR per cent. last lean .. closed
per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 80
as per cent, Sterling exchange steady
sS 7-s"i 50 for demand aud 4S7s,FtM FOR
si>tV days Posted rates. I.SsH6i@ and
1 Nnq4490. Commercial bills, lN inr sill
Ncr. lll.. S!lNnr ccriinchles. GGLa1LM.
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LONDON MONEY.

London, December g--consols for money
lO6l4, for the account I06 a-i6. bar silver,
30 7-l6 pcr ounce, money, i4mie per cent.
The rate of dis cunt IN tho open marke
for short and three months bins, asf7-s
POI cont.
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galveston.

Reported for The Fost by A. +. Norman.
We stock commission merchant:
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81 JSa.NSs-California, small whit o2itn2i3c
H. x hgSou 2siH3; pink 2AQ2B' Lima ~
srrr,ra,c Keyed peas 3iqc
IER-EXC elsior creamery &c; Blue
~, " dairy, Ice; lHdle. l3c; fancy
Nv creamery. ne; fresh Texas coun-
ans. nt II In good condition.
lits,i dERINE- Solids lie; prints l212c;
IN ,dairV bricks lSc.
as-,tSs oAP -S2.I5HS0l per crate, tSl-
w ssagH loaf $50. sauer kraut 500:
York run cream, lie:
|la,usin fun cream, l3c; fancy hlied
tNs, rs; Swiss. SOC; imitation SWISS
yng,,, orl'k cheese. 1ac. Limhurgor. loo.
6yITS,S, TEXAS candled i9c: Kansas. lHc.
h. '' IN Ns.'54eoc per bushel. spanish
AeI,rrtpER-Chile lie uer ID
D. ~ -. IofS-W iscoi sin IDc. Colorado
pS S,r,ss l, potatoes ioa i5c.
NJ "a TRY - Chi kens, rer dozen, old
h W. SSNn2 Is, suring s225M275 turkeys
s@"'auekS s2.50u3,00; geese A0oHi.3p.
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COZ :. I'm.


New York December a.--Hubbaid Bros
Co. 5 cotton letter says The temper
of the markets which have been gralu-
ally changing during The past week. found
expression in the Improvement I'm Liver
pool this morning IA the fucc Of receipts
at tho ports aud the prospect Of larger
NOV ment at the interior towns The
adN"os from Liverpool report generally
better tone TO that market based ON the
nuNing OF Manchester. where supplies had
boon allowed TO fal TO their lowest point.
1t - this demand, coupled with the alb
sthco OF speculation, winch has advanced
me near positions ana left distant posi-
TONS WITH such small premiums that II IL
not profitable t. garry cotton untl stunt
mct. Locally the traders are iu favor
Of i further improvements hdEcd ON the
continuance OF the demand from Man
enc itcr and the heict HAT the market
eau not decline below cents "a pound
under present conditions. our market
c.lsed steady AT about the hest prices
OF the day, with operators iu favor OF a
turtner Improvement tomorrow. based on
an spluuera viii gradually advance prices,
II Is noticeable that there is no dispos'
tisn to he short OF cotton at present
setAer show a. moderate Increase,
New York, December g.--The advance
Of TO I points IN futures AT Liverpool
and the well sustained demand for spot
cotton In that market caused nn advance
OF 9lrl0 points here without making the
market active and spectators were de-
posed 10 act with caution, owing 10 the
unsettled condition of political affairs IN
Europe At the same time the feeling
here was quite strong most Of the session
as private cables snid that the Manchester
ltuauou was prom sing, The feature OF
the local market WAS the sale in one
block of li00 bales FOR export. The talk
today indicated that Il larger movement
Is 9NnCltt+t
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eonb lie; IL III. cans, extracted, lpc.
LARD Refined tierces. compound 5hp
~ leaf Giar; so III cans We higher
~ usrces; 10 ID. cans, a. higher; 10,
I higher and 3 III. lc higher.
..utASsf S-Centrifugai, fair. lSu20c'
' ,,, ~ re: choi~e omen kettle 2ed30c
& A.,.slNG-California L. L.. boxes 81. $40
n, crown l.. NJ. raisins' 80 ID. boxes.
ipW ;.. crown l., NJ. ~ lb. boxes idi &C,
fancy head, new 1-Sndc;
,,."S SaHic fair. S4nSAc; prime S'4W
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n :, Exports and Port stocks.


The following are the closing quotations
for cotton on the spot today at the lead
ing markets together with closing OF
middling yesterday, with todays sales.
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Total today


liavre. December s.-spots were a ,I.it
but steady al an auNsncr u 20
arm al an advance Of 9st. ,, x...
day, day.
,.t ~
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DRIED FRIIlTs

LESFancy sliced in boxes iA05c.
choiee eVaporated tq6A; fancy evapofdted
6e.lt1c.
~ RlCOTS-Evapo It I'd l2c.
ClTRON-l4c per 10.
CuRRANrs-Fancy cleaned 5ao: In car
tons &c.
.FlGS-Evaporate Zoe; Turkish layer
i5c
NECTAEl Mes Evaporated TO-.
PEACH ES- E"anora ted &C.
PEARS-Eva ?orated &c.
PlU MS-Pitted t0c.
PRIi MES - Crop of 1896: California
prunes. ao-loos, &c; SQ-eos, si:c; 60-70s. 7c.
eO-eos. Tee; silver and ruby prunes, 10
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GRA1N--PHOVIsIoNs.
GrRiu--Chicrg0,
C,lIICAGo

Chicago, December o. Wheat started It's
career FOR Tho day at a decline from rs
u - vent per hushcl. The local scalpcrs,
hiE ami little, had the market all 20 thom-
selves In tho flrst hour and half and APP
peared 10 think that II the visible supply
showed 2e11Wo Increase FOR the week. AS
thcN bullY expected II would the market
would not he able TO stand UP against
sucl pressure. Tho price took a squirt up
aIlcr the visible supply was shown to
nave decreased ll1.U0D bushels Instead OF
Increasing 2,Wp 0M bushels The dccrcaso
IN The visible supply aus Far the most
important OF tho days announcement,
me price hero continued cdgiug howard
mul h reached 10 IA and CLOSED az g. me-.
inE Az adYauce for the day OF as.
The rs pcr buehel advance IN wheat
only succeeded in closing corn l-sc higher
ihan On saturday. The export clcaranccs
@a-wN bushels from New orleans was a
feature Of The movement which attracted
some attention. The visible supply de.
c'7 asod $4,000 bushels arainst an Increase
a yeas ago Of l.3Ii,0lD bushels and the
tutu TOW is g. $50 bushels. as nyainst
o[",W bushels last year
oats ul'enod "a shade easier for Nav but
ralied Ntierward In sympa ny with VIII At
snd corn closed very steady iust where IL
aid on aturday
Provisions ,wero stiil suffering from too
much hog, hut recovered "A trinc when
wheat showed It's teeth 30 the bears
d" Iash quotations were as follows;
What no : spring, 40 a-so 50 3-S, No.
slplug,. 65ilash No red Gsis 80.
Corn No. :, ~ d-s
oa's-No, q ~, No. : white, +. o. D..
l.rley-No. 2. Nominal
n d. Timothy seed $50
Alrss Pork Fer bh.,, 7>14aS.
l-dri-per leo lhs. s..ia0G.A
short RIBS Sidcs-, l.ooSr,. 41oaAs5
G SSrS 3 GSar S saos Eosed 2AS4 n 3'h
W hlskN- DIS Hers finished goods por
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To Fowler n McVitie-Ss Capenor (Br,,
Sa NolhH, So liawhurst dirl, Str Pensa-
cola tAm), Shr Frank Rudd (Am).
10 VIM. parr 4 Co. Pedro We tisern O3r)
Nlvinia (Spl.
10 j. Moller n Co.-Ss hita.
TO Ripley & Hohenthal-Sa Kintuck
O5D.
10 j. N. Sawyer \ Co.'S Leona,
70 A. holt So lnclisla Qip.
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What is

Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Irnts
and Children. 1t contains neither Opium Morphine
other Narcotic substance. 1t harmless substitute
for Paregorc, Drops, Soothing Syrups and Castor OIL
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years. by
Millions of Mothers Castoria destroys Worms and aays
fcverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Chrd.
, DarrhGa and Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
tccthng troubles. constipation and fatulency
Castoria asmilatcs the food, regulates tho stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural Sleep Cas-
tora is the Chldrcns Panacca-the Mothers Friend.
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"castoria is the best remedy fot children OF
which am acquainted, l hope the day Is not
tai distant when mo,hcts will consider the
teal Interest Of their children aud use cas,orin
instead Of the various quacig nostrums which
arc destroying their loved ones, by iorcing
opium. morphine, soothing syrup and other
hur,fm agents down their throats, Thereby
sending them TO premature graves"
DR J, 4. KiNcHhLor,
Conway, Ark