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enten al 6aurenel, Der tc8es meb 9oub, eQer maaIte enonu
beore al 6apregrpn, Der efter S~osuineen aifles.
Cite tranger iaaoanne Born, bpis appetit er libeu, lbt
mere 6ritio til at pare ube, li9eiom bet fan prre ~npouenoiat
at laoe bent faa en- Sime al llnoeruisniugstioen fri ON for.
%miboaeen.
Spiritupie Sritte, gI os Bin, pasier life for Ssrn; be
bar insen 3rang BERTH, os Tom S%tprtemibbel br BET life bru.
aes. 5rGn9es be iom ftimulerenbs, Dor oct bt 6usleaens
Sag at afsisre bette.
3obatsrgsnins ale 5ormer CT ~ifabeIie for Born oo bpr
meo Spm9rtiombeo isses iorbinbret.
aitenSmabsn Ial lite pare altior riaelie % nubes minoft
Ell Sine for Seusetio. Stolenaoen bpr ~meObringeS / rent
bpiot qapir, eaer enonu beore emaIieret 9aoie iaa ben fan
paites.
Gil Soperum for Born maa palees ct fort, lufigt @a.
relic sierne bet bebite ee~ilisbeoen; tbi frt 2uit o9 rraelia
9uitperel uuoer Sppnen er en- al De pigtisite SetinaeIier for
en- iunO % iraitis llouitlius.
Den for Barn n~0buenbise Sopstio er:
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Q0fSp er 'testt ueo en- Gents pr -
oS"V$ lrrer frit. ,. 3. R w Git.
Gmigrant YiQettrr

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biais Yris 90 taa en- GrIts ssbonSrn.
iaa sisr Getrs snrretnius paa son,1,'s
torst, 6. y. y ptbman& 60, 400 s,..
etps. .. diseopertor y ofttcntorsO. wirn,
polls, Winn. 9ssite giutttontor ! u.",
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26
Dinter.
(Gf Oscar Ineuore.)

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! Snsitprm. Den fsrte ben Isle Sns
msb ia, / en- !6nrftars al Nne, imdd,
nurpe arbitaIsr, pg OreO ben mart mob
bet enc, Inart mob bet 1noet oplbIte
ginou, Iaa bet tlirreoe | Ruoerrs meo
be oeiIies ,Ssblcm'ter paa.
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mob Sfirntt at en- 9aslpgts, bIintsoe
bet fra be Wi[iorsr Raalc. iom ira ct
bUiot SnipIingsilsr beidast msb 0taa
mdnter 90 able Stent.
Gpps paa 2ugsne git bet allerlp'tt9't
til. Smart itpb Snesn ret op ttIpetrs
iom lanee. buios Winssr, inart itrss
ben iom SpsgslItr lanss 8siimier os
Gagreno,r. og mart fuitsbs ben zig meo
ct Spl neo / 8aben. boor ben Tom opers
rumplenoe Iias / Sopsoet poa frsoeIise
Reimbursement, tr1ngte zig ino /
Ore oo RGi,, luttsOs osrss Zine os til
breos benz / Ruttsu og nsbooer Rpggsn.
6uIo 9intsr ubenfOr.
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piftr mob Rubernt! GIfs, lag ct Bar
9eoFpttsr til / Sunsn Os iGt guret op
paa GbiHprieren er ou iniIo. Oct
tunos trGtts fra 9inbuet paa 2iap,
Iignner bu. Sdd, - bet bar ret!
3at ou!
~StaI ieg life iatts 2Gneftulsn Nor
mere Spnsn, 8ebitemama9 Sg
bents Stritt.tsist til big2"
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"ami sr pift / aipttsnst. Stal iss
bsnts benz"
ga Sat, sisr bet, bu. Gomle Qmi
tunoe fau Sist oerube paa bet toloe
8ulp."
8ebftemama fob os robsoe I ben
sperits Stuf. | ben guile aommpos.
GnosIig fanot bun bet bun isgte, og
trippsoe mso Iiot fdmlsnbs Stribt ben
til 2Gn,ItpIen, ION Glie bupbe lat Idas
ban, at ben SumIe ristig tunoe nppe
Spnst at ben initrenoe Slb.
9soitemama iatte fig maselist till
rette | Stolen, lagoe be imad Ssbbsr /
be perlebroberebe Ssilsr opsr bperdnore
pua Stammelsn, tOg qmi, ben grad
itribeoe Sat, pp pau Stisoet og be-
gDnote paa i'm i9Dpanlise gftsnsipsz
iel, al ~itritts. 9un brugte lite Stall
pinoer, men lunse. guile 5repinber, -
ilige bpsgeIige, rolise, fornufti9e Yinz
Der, JON lite larmeoe og giOrbe unsbig
8ommers, naur be traf iammsn.
Sun lab % itirrebe rent metaniIt,
mems Sinene Itirrebe uaupsfraperenoe
ino | ben blafrenbs Slb.
timber &uppen falot fire bpibe arsls
Ter neb, to paa boer Sibs at ben 6reoe
panbs meo be mango Imaa Hpnter.
Einene bar fore ps bbbblaa, nGIten
o~iOIette, Os fua furunoerIist tlose os
milbe. SSun bar sanite ltoen. - Sm
henoes Stulbre bapbe glie last ct
blsbt, b9tIst Siul. !Senbes Hittige,
bittsimau SGnber bapbs blaa 4arer,
og no9le sammeloass Ringe blintsoe
puu Sin9rens, bpsrsuns SloitiGrst truI
benz.
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|ISINESS BAROMETER.
|, N the Condition of Trade
Generally.
IS LITTLE APPREHENSION.
NJ Trade shows Daily
aforementioned business
r.Iks--Tradc Notes.
Office of The Post,
Honston, saturday. AprIl M.

uouston. Saturday. April II.
,,ion Of Horston' trade is up
.,aI April expectations, There Is
"a boom. no great activity, but
an of orders n all lines and good
y for the fall and summer. CON
hat Texas has passed through
:. nj bad CROPS and poor business,
,un, of trading that is now being
somewhat surprising. 1t shows
State is ablo to stand great
aavers,ty and that tho recupera-
Ness IS sure 10 develop unexpected
Is.
y continuous tren> In the d'res-
nrosperity. There are no panic
ns anywhere aud very little APP
ian EXISTS. Ii is true, the absurd
kyical promises of enthusiasts ana
6ona1 boomers have 50 s.Snally
N fuldllmemt that many persons
km,rased, but there is really little
surviving to suddenly overcome the
Momentum of depression. The re-
will he ali the more certain and
IT comes slowly and gradually.
k,as the Eastern eXaggeraEon OF
kefts likely to follow the presiden-
kcron were given little credence,
k,ently the people in this section
4 suffering from any dlsappoint-
They are content 10 work out their
bya,.on and no rep.ntng vs. heard.
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WEATHER AND CROPS.
GUANo SHIPPED FROM WILLIAM
SON COUNTY.
Necessnry 10 RepIant Cotton I'm
Washington Comfy - Newton
Comfy Fruit Injured.

| Georgetown. Texas, April 1.-two car
loads forty tons) of guano were shipped
| today from this place to Crockett. Texas.
| This product was taken from cave
| eighteen miles north OF Georgetown and Ia
supposed to be Il trial shipment, as II 10
| tho first made from this (Wiliamson)
| county, where there are at least fifty OF
| these guaniferous caves that will yield at
| least 1000 tons of fertilizer Parties from
| Crockett. who have gone TO great ex-
pcnso TO experiment with the product, were
| retioent as To what process II would DO
| subjected to before using. " any. 1t has
| never been experimental with at home.
Brennan. Texas. April ia great deal
OF the cotton OF this section has had to
| be planted over on account OF the dry
winds. but the second planting Ia showing
good stands now. Corn is looking WELL
Newton, Texas. April 16.-rhe weather
has been beautiful, but little cool. hero
for tho past few days and farmers are well
up with their crops. Corn Is all up and
ready To work, except In Few new ground
farms and the plant Ia looking very well.
Cotton is being put In the ground now
very rapidly. The peach crop is heavy aud
the young fruit Is Of good size. The pear
trees did not put on much fruit this spring
and what little fruit they did put on is
falling off and all large La Conte trees
are dying OF blight.
Mckinney. Texas. April lb.--Farm work.
which has been practically suspended for
tho past six weeks. is being resumed Much
corn IL yet TO DO planted and repisnted.
while no cotton scarcely Ia yet In the
ground. Garden truck and vegetation 10
not doing so well owing 10 the cool nights.
Wheat and oats are exceedingly promising,
but like everything else growing now needs
warmer weather.
Beeyilie. Texas, April ie.--The weather
is very cool and clouds rolling up from
the northwest this morning giving indica-
lions OF rain.
Valley View. Texas. April l5.--Tha farm
ers are bahind with their work on account
OF too much rain Some had TO plant corn
over. Preparation for cotton has Just be-
gun. Wheat and oats are growing hne
snyder. Texas. April IA norther blsw
up yesterday, wind lay 1T dark; heavy
frost fell last night: Ice one. eighth Of %
inch this morning. killing what fruit ~
left from other freezes Fears are entsrs
tained that early wheat vss injured ~
night
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With Munyon's Improved homeopathic
Remedies In the house there is no doctor
70 hunt or wait for when DELAYS NE
DANGEROUS. Munyon's Guide to Health
VIII zen You what - use ana how 10 SAY h
DOLLARS IN DOCTORS F1EES. Sick
ness often comes suddenly. and every
mother should be prepared by having
MUNYON'S REMEDIES where she can
get them quickly. They are absolutely
harmless, and so labeled there CAN BE
NO MISTAKE
Munyon's Cold Cure prevent pneumonia
ana breaks up a cold IN a few hours, Price
Is cents.
Munyon's Cough Cure stops all coughs
and speedily heals the lungs. Price CSC
Munyon's Cole and Crying Baby Cure
cures gripping pains OF every description
promptly relieves pain from tccthtnS, and
quieis CRYING hahes. Price, a5 GEMS
Munyon's Sore Throat cure prevents
hiphtherla end cures all forms of uors
throat. Price, % cents
Munyon's Fever cure viii break any
form of fever, Price, Is cents.
A separate cure for each disease. Al
all druggists, mostly zoe q vlai
Personal letters to Professor Munyon.
1905 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. am
swered with free medical advce for any
disease.
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BUTTER and CHEESE.
OF all grades kent IN stock. Elgln Cream.
butterine: Special attention given 70
+. II. JONES. Houston, Texas.
OPIUM.
Houston. Texas. April II. Isy,

Houston, Texas. April II. 1857.
This Ia to certify that had used morphine
Tor seven years up 10 July 1, 1896. at which
time began taking DR.. Purdys Remedy.
and after the first dose felt no more desire
Tor the drug quit tho use Of the Rem
cdy short off without feeling any incon-
venicncc whatever, nor have since taken
or iolt that wanted any substitute. My
nervous troubles began to disappear with
the first dose and at the eud OF treatment
mad gone entirely. gladly recommend
the remedy for all that Ia claimed for II.
The above writer Is a well known citisen
OF Houston, with an extensive acquaintance
In Texas Any user of morphine can learn
his name by calling on DIR. purdy, and
meet him personally. or bis address will
be sent TO any one who wishes to write to
him.
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Eodpa roaao's advanced another frac-
E sfNIesp1ies sold at 81. 25aa,75 per crate
wee iItale has heen quite good the
! an fn ana Easter week win show
!, WI %sSe quoted at sialloc per dozen
= Agurna Inc majority OF sales at the
more az supply of coffee is LOO, 900
lck ana ''un at this time a year ago.
DO mari, white mulberr@ies have been
bl 20 ner thls week. They sold at
4 s,. YET twehty-four quarts.
need ss ~ that window glass Will he
e--..--s- elIer May /. Stocks nj the fac
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Keno, Liberty Co, Texas.
nnnnmhnr 4 1900


Or. Purdy, Houston, Texas;
Dear Friend; ! received your letter this
morning. 1t does me good to hear from
YOU again. because know that YOU saved
my life. Doctor, words will not express
the gratitude | feel when I look back at
the time when I was such n slave to that
awful drug, morphine. and think how near
1t had me TO the brink of death. when,
through kind Providence. I heard Of your
cure Doctor. " I was a great writer l
might do you and your remedy Justice. but
can and do pray 10 God that every poor,
distressed soul In tho awful bondage OF this
drug may know. as I do, from experience.
that yours Is the only cure.
MRS. IDA s. M'BRIDE,
Tho only positively painless and perfect
homo cure for Opium addiction. Unlike all
others In method. action and results. In
vesiigatc at once.
Address DIR. PURDY,
Binz Block. Houston. Texas.
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tories are accommodating and tho demand
me cooton seed products department
OF me Houston Cotton Exchange recenfiv
sent to congress resolution opposlns IN.
exported tin plate V" re-
story is in circulation about the war
supply Of sponges and causing 10 80
adNahce IN price. Local dealers +,
sponges say there is no truth In m, "a.
mort 80 INV TO-
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8UTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago, April 17.-Butter steady; dairy
9ql5; creamery 1871. Eggs steady; fresh
sash. Cheese firm. l0isllDsl.
Kansas city, April II butter weak !,
creamery l5temlS; dairy l0pl4 Eggs waik :
strictly fresh, cases included, S. cases re-
turned ~.
ST. Louis. April l7.--Butter firmer; dairy
sails; creamery 13IlSia. Eggs steady, "a
New York, April H.-Eggs steady: re-
ceipis 1926; State and Pennsylvania lo@g
lOia; Southern 9A9A.
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ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis. April 17--Cattle--Rece PTS
1000, shipments 1000 steady for natives
ana Texans. fancy export steers i,lDGt
5.Sj; fair TO choice native shipping steers
4.Jfbl0 10: dressed beef and butcher steers
2.GH50l; steers undnr 1900 pounds 350NG
4.35: cows and heifers 2.coh500: bulk OF
cows 2,75Gl3.2 5 bulls 2.Gsd3 %; Indian and
Texas fed steers 3.5oa4. 40 grass 2. 500
$50; cows and helfers 2.0OGl3.75, Hogs
Receipts 5000 shipments 1900; SC higher
on best grades. Others easier; light 3. $50
flo mixed s.SSby4lp; heavy 3.Dpni 10.
Sheep--Receipts 1909. shipments 9O
stendy; native mittons 4. SOFA 20; lambs
4.50Q5.00: Texas grass and fed sheep 3.o0Qp
80; spring lambs 500.
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wheat was offered at 81. with seN Nd.
and was bM up to eo,4, closing a, that,
at 75ss, closing Ac higher: No. 2 red. cash.
elevator g3 bid. track 99uq9ia: May g0ts
bid; July 77As; August 7iis, Corn closed
snot stssay, NV No sash sa Nev S 81 gniv
2SM: September rs bid. Oats steady, clos
Ing higher for May; spot steady, No. .
cash Is bid; May 1874; July ISIS BID. Rye
l.aoMi.45. Bran duh and weak; sacked
east track 5ou5L Flax seed higher. 10,
Prime timothy seed 2.50Gf2. 90. Hay STEADY;
timothy S.boM12.l0; prata.e 5.00IS.b0. Cot
ton ties and baggng unchanged Whisky
10. Pork higher; standard mess iobbng
S.25uS9o, Lard higher; prime steam alo.
choke t.l24 Bacon--BoAed shoulders
ribs 5.55. Dry salt meats-~Boxed shout
ders and extra short clear SOS; ribs $40;
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NEW YORK.

New York, April 17.---whcat-Receipts
l0S,Gop; exports, LAO. spot stronger; No. .
red, &ia; No. 8, 77a. Options opened ex-
cited and higher, advanced With few re-
actions all morning and closed 5-SGlN
not higher ON the curb there was an
other &c advance. Trade WIS wild.
Strength WAS caused by heavy foreign
buying. shor, demand and export busi-
ness. May, 77is Hides-Firm; Galveston.
Bucnos Ayres lSikIil9
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Kansas City. April lT.--Wheat held 2Gl5c
higher; No. . hard soaSi; No. . red 10
bid. rs asked, No . spring 7Saso, Corn
steady. FAIRLY active; No. . mixed 2olsu1.
Oats dull bu, firm; No. . white aolsI22,
Rye weak No. 2, 80. Recepte-N neat
Wheat Si0Q; corn 5000. oats 500.
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HIDES, TALLOW AND BEEsWAx.
rrlces paid by nouslon dealers--
THE WOOL MARKET.

Prices paid by Houston dealers il, nav.
Twelve months. medium....''.'... g. WiV
Twelve months. fine ...,.''.''''..' t'sWs 20
BURY .....;....'''''''''''' w
Six months. 1O2c less.
I.or don Anrii 17,-Ancrica bought wool
br,skly al fun rates after the close o. the
last series. fhe home trade ana continent
were dull. Tho arrivals 70 dare LOT no
third series number "a. ii3 bdlus. ne
ceipls for the week 2s,0I9 bales.
New York. April 7.-Wool-E'irm; fleece.
1904; pulled, 11a20.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, April H.--Ca,rie-Rece;pts
2o0: unchanged. s--Receipts 500:
market opened strong but closed weak;
bulk of Gales $685. 90: helv!es 3s0ft3 ~;
packers S.70lt3,s5; mixed 3.75u3. 95; Fights
3G5d3.s5; workers. 3.Sola.s5; pigs a.00d3.7h
Shoep--Rece'pts 1000; steady; lambs sODu
3 a. the latter for fancy spring; tnuttons
3 00ni,15.
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ST. LOUIS

st. Louis. April i7.-Flour duh. strong
but unchanged In whsad tnere WAS a
i ies to5av july opened strong at 1871. or
WI c lower than Thursdays close. but
/, quickly shoi Up to q Here , tnsTe ava, was
si,sh,iw H,. later was bid up again,
finsily closing al 77ss. May and sepiem-
her were not a entioned before call. May
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Chicago. April H.--The cattle narket
was of the usual SATURDAY. character
The receipts were less than $50 head ana
were disposed oil at unchanged prces,
Business has been iauner satisfactory
most OF the week and prices havo de'ei-
oped more strength on account OF d!min-
ishcd reccpts.
The hog market was alternately weak
and strong today, part of the hogs selling
at yesterdays prices, Heavy packing lots
brought $3.75n4.0 % and the best went Tor
.i5di,20 the bulk OF the hogs being
cho,ce in qualify and selling at 4l0W
i.lTh
The sheep market was fairly active ut
common to pretty good Jocks and 4G0H
$50 for good 10 choee, with extra heavy
native export sheep scarce and mostly
nominal at 5l0a535. Lambs were sale
able at 3.75GbS5 and extra choice around
O 20.
Roceipts--catHe 400. hogs 1000. sheep
600.
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SUGAR.

New York. April H.-sugar-kaw dnii'
far refining 29-s3, centrifugal, 10 tse..
and cubes AZ; standard A ~; cut loaf
and crushed TX; graduated ~.
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ie business ool"b VA "'e i'ne u
pie grocerics-that Is, good run
rs for AnrI DAYS. Outside of the
NJ hos uroducts and the weak
reiineJ silgar. there are no new
ton Drug Company-Tne general
larke has been folrly active, under
demand from several sections, ana
tgregate volume Of business con-
yery satisfactory. The tarlH uues'
giving the large operators and Nh
some annoyance and causes them
e very cautiously.
shearn-Good corn is rather har1
lin and has advanced im3 cents per
The market for oats presents no
ealures hut the best grades are
eld at firm figures, with no reduc-
nj csnnted All des,ript.ous of nay
f,rlv we'll though The demand il not
IN. as he, e,ofore
nd
II Jones-The reduction In the nricr
IN butter has had tendency to IN
me cohsu'hpnVe aemaha anu ou'
neh{lS nave oeei qu.te IA r..
land Houston des,efs have Melted
prces than are prevailing IN any
&narket, either North or South.
8z8
hs-Cortes Hardware Company
mowers refrgerat tors. poultrv net
r1o. -, ,,,,e,,,,,,
IaAe'' hoo'' 9pHues, spH"'NS
hnd similar goods are right Ia de-
F. articles I prom Sc TO- he one-third
l&taan ever before, There is also d
~, N '' ~, ior builders hardware anu
81
Ms Bu,e-We have recently unloadcd
OARS Of new wall napers, which are
1ng rand sarars Il, r,tuts there. IL
,e,,,. -. TN,
i' VI Inc SSiapnipie "c''N''S
tore noted. Present prices on white
IN low, and consumeG5 are evident
q ne opinion also. 'nasmun as they
Ee buyers et current figures. There
new elonments III iinseed on,
Il 80 W. '9
n'na' Grant-The demand for
"'"uUe mas beeh especially good
'N ana all consignments have net
p'''es' AN classes OF poultry are
.yiahd, w:Sh turkeys and young chick
4 a premu Eggs nave sold at
ana 10 cents III W eek, with the
~ now NIm al the latter ouotatlon.
PUPPY has been large hglt an offer
are readily taken. Cabbage from
Etowns Is now in fine condition and
with a better demand.
y. Taylor g. Sons.-The staple gro
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WIRE AND NAILS.

I}arbed wire quotations are Tor carload
lots +. o. h. Houston. Nails are quoted in
small lots.
BARBED WlRE-Ghdden, gal, 81. 30 per
100 lbs painted wire. SOS; Waulsegan. DC
higher than Glidden.
WIRE NAILS-Rate. s2,25 per keg; ad-
vances. i0d, I'D and i6d Sc; 81 and "a, Zoe;
81 and I'd. 20c; Id and sd. 3Oc; Sd. d5c I'd.
OUT NAILs-Ra.e. $40 per key Same
advances as on wire nails.
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OCEAN rREIGHTs.

The following ocean fre!ghis (stcam o.
cotton are quoted today -
ueT pound; Havre, l5-63UAd: continent
ts-C4IT -a2d; New York tac per 100 ,o''nds.
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ncming's Bridge. Texas.

August 20. 1895.
DR.. Purdy, Houston, Texas;
Doar Sir; began tho use Of morphine
twelve years ago and used II ever since
until cured by your remedy last June Dur
Ing the last year | used from forty to sixty
grains a day had lttlo hope Of ever be-
Ing cured. having failed SO often. 1 de-
termined TO try your Remedy, Took It
at home. attending TO regular household
duties, II ia the only cure This l know.
So. Have had experience with all remedies
and want every one to know that nr. Pur-
dN's Remedy will cure them, at home.
WITHOUT PAIN. ns It did me. IL grew
stronger throughout treatment and took on
flesh rapidly. Words can not express my
gratitude. :. Failures had made mo heart
sick ] have no desire whatever for the
drug, 81 was born In Matagorda county,
Texas. whore have always lived III
found every claim made by pr, Purdy true.
al would urge all users no matter how
often they have failed, TO get this remedy.
Gratefully yours,
MRS. w. II. GAMER.
A leading citizen or Central Texas. whose
name will be given on request, writes az
follows: After being addicted to the
morphine habit for upwards Of twelve
years. and after trying various treatments
and falling In all. took Dr. Purdy's REM
edy and am cured man today. liavo
no desire for morphine and have had mono
from tho first day l began his treatment
attended to business every day during
treatment, Feel thankful to DR.. Purdy
and recommend all addicted to the drug to
call on him"
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COFFEE.

New York. April 17.-spot cofree-k.c
Arm; No. Rio rs inyoice. s,s jobbing;
mild quiet; Cordova 1a9n.
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GRAIN AND HAY.

Carload lots, job cars. from mills: deal
ers charge from store 5dl0c more per 100
lbs on bran, 2a3c PSF bushel on oats and
corn and lo4il5c per 100 lbs on hay
BRAN-sNGIs3c.
CHOPPED CORN-70c per 100 lbs.
COKN-~3s 4S9c. sacked.
OATS-White Nebraska. 2Slsn2sc.
HAY-Alfalfa, Sl2. 50gl3.0o per ton; millet
Sl2.0O; timothy, si3oOll4.00: South Texas
prairie, N.ooal0.00; North Texas prairie
81. 500 1850
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TEXAS INTERIOR TOWNS.
Galveston Texas, April ls.-rhe move
mcnt of cotton al 81 ie,tlinE Tcxas
Interior towns for the week ending To-
day, an reported to the secretary OF inc
Galveston Cotton Exchange, was ~ ioi-
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of Galveston. April II.
ARRIVED.
SIS Nuecas. New York.
VESSELS IN PoR

VESSELS IN PORT.
ss Governor. VIM Parr a. Co.
Sch Tho Josaph!nc. Fowler d McVitie.
SIS, Cumberland,
SIS Kingtor, Fowler e. MoNitie
SIS. Viola Rippard. Houston Gas Co.
VESSELS SAILED FOR GALVESTON.
IS White Cross. Cardiff, Feb ~.
Fs Hispana, Hamburg, March a.
SIS Belgian Prince, Barry. March 81
SIS Roland Bremen. March 81.
SIS Robert Adamron, Copenhagen. March
Sch Albert Shultz. Baltimore, March TO-
Sch. Andrew Adams. Newport News
April ~.
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$50. The imports were: Gold, s4ei2; silver,
$4s.5ss. dry goods. ss,679,3oc; general mcrA
chandse, &S,59c, SIS.
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VESSELS sAILED FOR GALVESTON
NOTES.

Captain Thomson II the steamship Gov
ernor was around this afternoon trying to
close up his business so that his vessel
can get away for Liverpool tomorrow
morning, A.
4 he steamships white Cross from Ha-
vana, and the Gern,ania, from 81. Ja.o.
,his week. Both are 10 Fowler d. Nc
Vitie,
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pAINTs AND Oms

OlL-Linsced IN bbls. raw &c; boiled
4lc: water white, l5) test, in bbls 14c; IN
cases. $3.50 prime while, 100 test, in bbls
bbls, I8c; stove gasoline, il cases, $3.50; In
bbls lie Eupion OIL. in bbls, i7c; in cases
81 20: castor oil. medical pure. 800; tur-
pertine, in bbls, SIC.
WHITE LEAD-Strictly pure, Gi+QGHc
standard white lead fi2c; painters Sc.
WINDOW GLASS~-ln boxes. 50 ana 10
10 60 and 20 per cent discount. new LIST.
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The weekly movement OF cotton at 81
LEAKING Interior towns, according 10 the
Chronicles siatemnt, issued this morning
was AS follows: