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DO THE JAMES HOME REME=
 DIES CONTAIN AN OPlATE !. THERE sUcH DRUG AS MANDRAGORINE Is the Drug Alcoholic Cigarette Tobacco Patient lmmed iatey Cut Off From His Her Daily Stimulation
 or Narcotic Drug?
Is THERE SUCH DRUG AS MANDRA

Is not converted into it by alkalles. II mas 4 mvdratie action and was most used by fine ancents to quiet the nerves and as an anaesthetic (to kill palm. Its physi- ological action has also been partially investigated by B. w. Richardson. dbrlt. and For Med. Chr. Rev. 1874, 242 etc)
 pr. William F. Waugh, editor of a medical journal formerly known as the Alkaloidal Clinic. in his Manual of Treatment by Active Principles and New Remedies" under the head of Alcoholism page "A, recommends "Mandragorlne" in connection with such other well known drugs as Atropine Trinotine, and Caf- feine in the treatment of Alcoholism, .To cause sense of fulness in the head that will render alcohol disagreeable." Hav- Ing completely shown the existence of "Mandragora" and its alkaloid "Mandra- gorlne" from analysis by the best and most noted chemists of the world, as well as by the |. s. Disp. and by Dr. w. F Waugh whose journal, the Alllaloiddl Clinic at one time criticised our claims to Mandragorine, I will now prove that Mandragora Is not only known to the , and is referred to in the standard die tionaries. In the original Webster Die tionary it says: ''Mandragora is power full sopprlfc. which plant grows in the south of Europe and the Levant (see page 69W.n
 Mandragora an Aphrodisiac. The Standard Dictionary says that Holy Writ is authority for the statement that Mandragora was used in the days of Rachael and Leah, and so quieted the nervous system and improved the general health of Leah. who had been barren for a number of years, and who partoolN of Mandragora, and bore a son to her hus- band.
 Mandraoora Relieves Insomnia. Mandragora is referred to by Langston Shakespeare also refers to Mandragora in Romeo and Juliet" and in Henry VI." and again in Cleopatra" who was evidently suffering from severe insomnia, she says: Give me to drink Mandragora that I might sleep out this great gap of time"
 Mandragora is again referred to in Iago. The Arabs call II 'DeNll Apple
 Produces Refreshing Sleep. Pliny also refers to Mandragora; and Moore says it is an "Herbe that causes folks to sleep and therein to have many fantastical dreams.
 Curtis Howaji in Syria, says: 'rhe warm morning sunlight has been Mandra- gora to her and she is sleeping thus showing that Mandragora is as soothing to the nerves as the pure sunlight it. self Now having conclusvely shown that the existence of Mandragora is known in both medicine and history. l will say that after experimenting for number of years and the exp%diture of great sums of
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quit his favorite stimulant or beverage as soon as he begins the use of your home remedies 2"
 No; he will likely. drink for three or four days at which time his favorite beverage will disagree with him, and he will cease to crave 1t from that time on, and as result there will be no further necessity for alcoholic stimulants of any kind.n
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Total sales, 524, 200. 5 ~ ri $50 - =
loan, 21a; ruling rate, az. b.. 80 j.. .~
MINING AND CURB STOCKS

Specials to The Journal ys7.r3ss :. H.. ~.
Boston, May s1.3The market is dull and
OF Greene and Atlantic has ceased, and there
is better demand for both. Utah Is In good
demand, with very little stock offered. Looks
as If general market would continue in its
present rut for some time.
Boston, May 31:-The directors Of the Mexico
sn MARS ii g
payable July Is, to stock Of record at the
close Of business June, IA. Books close June
4 and remain n. closed until the opening Of
for the distribution Of $3.50, ooo The annual
meeting P,s Of the the company VIII be held June 20
was purchased BY Boston people,
Boston quotat1o at pm: Adventure, 61a
Allouez SS bid; American Zinc, bid; Arcadian
Boston Consolidated. 2715; Bingham. s41h; b.
hanza, As bid; Black Mountain, 10; Butte Exp
80; Butte London, 7-16 bid; Butte Coalition
3s bid; Calumet & Hecla, es5; Centennial, 20
Mercur. 60 bid; Calumet & Arizona. 1i71b; Cal
umet & Pittsburg. 81 bid; Copper Range, 7611
Cumberland a1 d. Ely eM bid Dominion Iron
iona, 20 bid; East Butte, 10 bid; ELM River,
TX biz; sr s,a 17N bid; Granny, -; Guiana
vetia. bid; Isle Royaie, 1eN; Junction. "a
bid; Kewee1aw, 12h bid; Lake Superior & Pitts
burg, ~ bid; Mass, &; lfayfower, 60 asked:
an asf g eol l2A bid Mohawk esh Montana
Norm Butte, sSA; Old Colony, asked; 'S Old
Dominion, III osceola, 1oeN bid; Parrot, 2sh
ex.dividend: Phoenix. 4 asked; Pittsburg & Du-
luth.. 21% Pneumatic Service. ,Hs; Pneumatic
Service preferred, Al; : Quincy 9s bid; Raven. sM
b bid; u Rhode Island, ~ Santa Re, y; Shannon,
bid; Tecumseh, *; Ienaessee AZ Bid; Trini ny
9A United Copper, e3M. United Copper pre-.
ferred. s5 bid; United States Mining 5Sh !;
United States Mining preferred, 46A; Utah, On
bid; United Fruit 10 bid; i Utah Nevada. 4 bid:
VI, yietoEta. .7.s: Waahington; BID; ,winena
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RIGGS ADV AlgCE
IN dull. MARKET
'sEvERAL sToCKs.ARE HIGHER AT
OPENING THO TRADE is LIGHT.
3, u 7. H1l.N q II = 81 # 81 q -
Owing TO a Lack Of Enthusiasm Of I'm
portant Stocks the Fairly Active Mar
ket Becomes Dull Vanderbilt and
Hill Stocks Were Bought with Conf
dence and Prices Are Held.

New York, May 31.-American stocks were
sustained IN the London market during the holt
DAY interval here, and opening prices OF stocks
IN new YORK We're at advances over tuesdays
close. Inc dealings We're light. Illinois Cen
tral advanced IN points, Tennessee Coal 8 and
Louisville & Nashville and Kanawha & Michigan
large fractions
A number OF the most important did
not Join In the early rise with any enthusiasm,
especially Northern Pacific, Reading, Amalga-
mated Cope, and United States Steel The
backwardness of these leaders took the edge OF
the rise elsewhere after a while, and a fairly
active market was converted into q dull and
ownership or closely related In other ways were
bought with confidence, including the Vanderbilt
and Hill stocks. ~" r
The principal advances were: Illinois Central,
points, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St.
Louis 81, Great Northern preferred ~, Con-
solidated Cas- Northern Pacific 2, st.. Paul, Col
orado Fuel and American Steel Foundries stocks
~ @1A, and General Electric, Sloss- Sheffield
Steel, Pressed steel Car and AMs-Chalnaers
101& points. TX IL y
The market was very dull, but the strength
jumped points on a judicial decision in favor
T.. Northern Pacific ass, Eouisvine & Nashville
1A, Atlantic Coast Line ~, Delaware Hud-
son N and Western. Maryland l.. Bonds were
irregular. ~ = -, II -
The list was sold more freely after midday.
Allis- Chalmers preferred improved 3 points,
Pennsylvania declined IN and Reading nearly a
point Tzs.& 75-3-.. ..'
The market developed irregular tendencies in
the late afternoon, but the fluctuations were
mostly small The rise in st. Paul was about
wiped out before the. market took turn after
ward. Reading recovered over a point, but the
market otherwise became feverish.
Stock quotations reported for The Journal by
Watson & Co.. brokers, Chamber Of Commerce,
Minneapolis. Closing prices are bid
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GOSSIP OF THE MARKETS

Verhoef, from Milmine: Corn firm and likely
to hold. May wheat weak; guess shorts about
all in. July more steady and Inclined we think
O., E. Lewis from St. Louis: If Hicks pre-
dictions are right, look out for wet harvest
He says much Of the weather In June will b
Chancellor Snow. Kansas. Of the Missouri,
state university, gives the deficiency in rain for
May nearly seven inches. /. Predicts drought
A Waterloo. Monroe county. Ill.,. miller says
had heavy rain, but that good wheat would
only be injured by rain now. and the small
Pennsylvania On rumor that TIE Paris ss LOAF
will not 60 thru. .-'1 tT... II.
Chicago to Whallon: Long wheat has beer
coming into the pit all day.,
Jackson Brothers sold considerable July wheat
Nssasdhs to the s na
Eplaced this year at 131, 100000 VS.. 105098, 0Ot
IF1ast year and 113. 900 bu two years ago
miller from lebanon, ILL.,, also one from
heavy wheat is down, due to the heavy storm
last night.
New York to Watson: Acting under tele
Ing Secretary. Taylor at 1880 am. wired As
against gold Imports. The $1,ooooo engaged
by National City bank some days ago is not at
fected by this order.
Antwerp wheat closes 4sc lower.
Whallon-Case been fair buyers of July wheat.
Weather forecast: Kansas showers tonight
or Friday, cooler Missouri local thunderstorms
tonight or Friday, cooler northwest; Nebraska,
fair cooler; Iowa, North and South Dakota, fair,
cooler east; A1innesota, fair, cooler south
west; Illinois and Indiana, fair except local
thunderstorms tonight or Friday; lower Michi
gan, fair, warmer east; Wisconsin, fair, cooler
tonight and in east Friday.
Woodwork bought July at S2hc. Selling
scattered.
Poeh1er bought little July a. the opening
Cummings, Hallett and Kenkel sold.
y. s. Bache says: ''We do not expect to see
anything more than traders market until
the crops are out Of danger"
Fort Scott-From Pleasant Hill to Fort Scott
wheat Is very thin and short; the poorest seer
this aie Oats heading out sas to eight
road engines had set Are to- OATS and tame
grass will make no crop.
The impression is that Patten is not in on his
July corn and Is buying thru brokers.
Ware, Leland and Kneeland selling July.
Liverpool close: Wheat, unchanged to Ad
higher. Corn. unchanged to sd higher.
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STATE GRAIN 1NspEor1oN. MAY 40

STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, May 90.
Inspected n-Wheat-Cars-Great Northern
No. hard 8; No. northern, 8; No. 2 north.
ern, 12; No. g q; No. 4, 4; rejected. i. ~.
Milwaukee-No. 1 northern, Z; No. 2 northern,
g. No. 8. 3; rejected, g. ...s
st. Louis-No. 1 northern. i. y {fsi
500 .Line-No. hard IS; No. northern, II
No. 2 northern, g.; No. 3, 8; No. 4, 81 reject
Northern Pacihc-No. l northern, I; No. L.
1; rejected, J.. .--.
omaha-No. northern, 2; No. 2 northern, 5;
No. 8, /; No.s,4, Il no grade, /. @ ~ -
j Total-Eo.5z1c hard. 18; * No. 1 northern. 81
No. p northern, 81; No. 8. 81 No 4. IL, re-
jected, g.: no grade, L. - e. W.. $50 -:
Other Grains-No. 2 durum wheat 1 car: No.
durum wheat, 8; No. duruln wheat l.: re-
jected winter wheat. II; mixed wheat, i; No.
8 yellow corn, 2; No. 3. corn, 2; No. corn,
O. no grade corn, l; No. white OATS 2: No.
white oats. 8; No. white OATS 8; No. 3
oats, 8; no grade oats q No. 2 rye, i: No. 4
barley, 8; No. feed barley, i; No. feee bar
ley. 9: No 1 northwestern fax, 1; No. fax.
4; rejected fax, l. -
Cars Inspected out-No. / duruna wheat, /:
No. durum wheat, i; No. northern wheat, 50:
No. 2 northern wheat, 4s; No. 8 wheat, 26:
No. wheat, 4; rejected wheat, g: no grade
wheat, l.; No. 8 corn, /; No. corn, z: no
grade corn, 2; No. white oats, 8; No. 4 white
oats, 8; No. barley, !; No. barley, 3; No.
l feed barley, 1; No. rye, 2; No rye, L;
No. northwe stern fax, IT; No. l fax, /.
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THE CASH TRADE
FLAX OFF CENTs-oTHER PRICES ABOUT
STEADY .

TLAxz..Receipts,> q cars, against none last
year. Shipments, cars. Duluth, 4 cars. Clos
ing prices: Minneapolis. cash. s1.1oA; to arrive,
OATs-No. white oats closed at 9ae. Re-
ceipts. 40 cars; shipments, q cars.
CORN-No. yellow corn closed at 45Ac.
Receipts, II cars; shipments, cars.
FEED AND COARSE MEAL-Coarse cornmeal
and cracked corn, in sacks, sacks extra, $17@
17.25; No: l ground feed, 2,s corn and 1-a oats,
75-lb sacks, sacks extra, .$17.5O@17.75 No.
ground feed, = corn and " oats, so-lb sacks,
sacks extra. $1S@1S.25; No. ground feed. 1-3
corn and % oats, 70-lb sacks, sacks extra
$1S.5O@19.75. -
MILLsTUFFs-Bran In bulk, SIS. 5o@15.7 Is;
shorts, SIS. 5o@15.75;; niiddlings, ST.. 2561I75
red dog, S19.50@20; all fso B in Minneapolis;
SACKS s15o per ton additanai red dog, IN 1 G4os
SIS b. Shipments, 1,4O0 tons.
BARLEY-Feed grades closed at 41@42c;
mailing grades, 4s@49c. Receipts, % cars;
shipments, II cars.
RYE-No: 2 closed at 57A @5sAc- Receipts,
HAY.,Timothy, choice, $1,000; No; i, 500
1880: No. 2, S9@9.60; No. 3, $7@S; mixed,
s5@S; upland, choice. $10@1O.50; upland, No.
!, 5000; No: ., s7:5o@s:5o; No; 3. $e@7; mid:
land. s450@7i rye straw, s4@5; wheat and
oat straw. 1904. Receipts, 40 tons.
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MISCELLANEOUS

. NEW YORK COTTON, May 31.-The cotton
market opened weak at decline of 1915 points
under heavy liquidation and bear pressure, en-
couraged by good weather over the. holidays,
lower cables, expectations OF bearish monthly
bureau report next week and the absence Of
bull support. The decline caught heavy stop
loss orders and prices soon sold off to a net
loss Of about 1O@23 points, July being the
active month while May was Rract1sslly neglect
ed between 10.7Oc and 10.s8c. Trading con-
tinued active during the middle of the market,
with fluctuations irregular but within a point
or two Of the lowest $50. -.
A couple Of bearish private crop reports were
issued late in the morning, and July sold Oh
to ESQ.,, or Is points net lower, under con-
tinued liquidation and bear pressure. New crop
months were about 1O@1s points net lower.
Spot quiet; middling uplands, I.50c; mid
ding gulf, 1.-The. r. ~.
Cotton futures opened weak: May. 1886;
tober, lo.45c: December, : 10 4ec; January,
10000; February. 10.52c; March. 10.59c.
Spot cotton closed quiet, IS points lower;
middling uplands. 11.45c; middling gulf, 11.7Oc.
Sales, 81, 039 bales.
or
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, May 91.--Flax here has
held pretty we'll against foreign weakness bus
today the bottom dropped out. Foreigners have
pared to a6sor6 and this
came on the market heavily and in, steady
stream, and prices had an extreme break OF
$i:1sh, ana closed az off, at $i;lsH s., May
Wheat dull and lower July opened CSC
s and Closed ss1ss sic e Of at May ts s. and
The close: Wheat, to arrive. No. l north.
$685. No. northern o @
durum, 49, No S durun, 72c. Flax, to ar
5'Ss sl2 on tsaef sl2s Nay
M.12A. oats, to arrive. 34hc;; On track, 341hc;
Nay G,rs sS he 0e wni Barley asE
81, ISL bu; oats, $50 bu; rye 511 bu; fax, 22,o7a
By By p SHIPMENTS ans s9st s 1a2o27 0u barley @
NEW YORK FLOUR AND GRAIN, May 81
sss'Pe Sf ' Ssee pss so Ofs
sales, 10000 bu; better weather west, bearish
Indian crop news and LIQUIDATION caused wheat
S. see se 1sr srsg es RH aa ss
western csc t q b. New York Corn, receipts,
% o25 bu sales bu heavier receipts thar
except May, which was higher on manipula tion,
caused corn to rule lower; May, 5sc. =
MILWAUKEE, FLOUR AND GRAIN, May 81
Flour, steady. Wheat. lower; No. l north.
ssR ea s 5ny ssks Sc R Ra pSts
ss. 4SSs e S sss ss
asked; puts, 49Ac bid: calls, 401Ac asked
WINNIPEG GRAIN, May 31.-May opened al
e0$c and closed at SOC; July at 82c, closed
at s1Ac; October at 7sBc, closed at 7sNc
Cash close: No. northern, sOAc; No {
northern, 77hc; No. northern, 75hc; No Z
white oats, 36Ac; No. 3 barley, 42l6c; No. !
fax, 81 90. Receipts Wheat, SO cars; last
year, 81 cars. 49,. ~. -
KANSAS CITY GRAIN, May .81.-c1ose
ssRfa ca Msy 7$f Ssr ssy s 5s: seRssnSsE
rec: No red, s9@91c; No. s, .s5@sec.. Corn
May, 451ac; July, 45c; September, 451sc; cash
4shc; No. s, 4sAc. Oats, No white, S4N
ST. LOUIS GRAIN, May s1.-c1ose: Wheat
lower: No. red cash elevator, 93@95c; track,
94@e6c;- July, so% @s0Nc; September, 7e1a q
79%c; No. 2 hard, s2@85c. Corn, firm; No. Z
cash, nominal; track, 491a @5Oc; July, 47hc;
September 1nbe, ~ @47Ac: Oats. firm No 2 cash.
No. 2 white, s6@se1Sc : - -
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4S%c, advanced to 4sNc, and declined to 4Sh q
4stIc Local receipts were sos cars, with i3O4
cars of contract grade. -,.a-- - r.
The market continued firm, July selling up to
49Kc on good shipping demand. The close
was firm with July h@Ac higher at 49@49hc.
- Cash corn, No.. 2, 4ea4 oslo; No. 8. 4eh@
1910. 49, T. 7&
Close: Corn, May. 1875 @4sAc; July, 400
491ac. Il, "a r.. t
The oats market was tribe easier in sym
patty with wheat and corn; Trading was very
light July opened Nc lower, at 3SAc to
33Bc. Local receipts were 213 cars.
Cash oats, No. 2, 3SM3319c; No. 32& @33c.
Close: Oats. May, 1890; July, 33A @38 Sc.
The following was the range Of prices:
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CHICAGO GRAIN
MARKET IS GENERALLY WEAKER TODAY
UNDER FAVORABLE WEATHER REPORTS.

,. z Z = - gF1 =
Chicago, May 31.-The wheat market today
was almost exclusively weather market, and
prices were easier; The weather in the south
in the northwest there were traces Of rain
Pit traders and commission houses were free
at s21sc to s2hc, and declined to S1R @s1Hc.
Minneapolis, Duluth. and Chicago reported re-
ceipts Of 279 cars, against 1874 cars last week
and 260 cars one year ago. z
There was free selling all the mar
ket continued weak. The low point for July
was Has @S1ac. A slight reaction from the
low point took place on covering BY shorts but
the close easy. with July off Nc at So
@s2Ac. 5s .s.s<xyuq ~ keeE8t
ssc; No 2 hard, s2@s4e 10. s hard 7s@sas:
No. 1 northern, S4@S5cj No. 2 northern, $50
85c; No. 3 spring; 82@s5c. =
. Close: Wheat, May. s2Ac;=J July, S2Mc.
The corn market was inclined to be weak
because Of rains in Illinois and Missouri, and
because Of the fact that the local receipts
were somewhat larger than had been expected.
July opened Mc to Sc, lower, at 4S16c to
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MONEY REPORTS

: LONDON, May 31:--The rate of discount Of
the Bank of England remained unchanged today
at per cent. ~, .. - 81,
/ PARIS. May 31.-ThSee per cent rentes 9sf
Zoe for the account. Exchange on London 75f
Zoe for checks. =. =. Z, ? ..@:-s.
! BERLIN, May 31.-Bxchange on London 20
marks 50At pigs for checks. Discount rates,
short s bills: AZ per cent: three months bills,
: sr: PAUL, May s1.-Bank cleari1ngs today,
STATS, e13.6S;;5 last year, Sl,966 81s75; week,
1872 2s4 s21 "a; last year, $2e, 557, 322.s5.
day 81, $50. C75.e2; for the week. $16 OBJ obs oil
corresponding week, $12 Alt, $40 .s6 for month Of
May, $769se, 041 H. corresponding month
$40, OO9, 1854; New York exchange selling
rate 45c premium. buying rate, 15c premium
Chicago exchange, selling rate. 4oe premium !;
buying rate, 1oc premium; London 6o-day sight
81 @6 per cent for selected paper.
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BANK STATEMENT.

London, May 31.-The weekly statement Of
the Bank Of England shows the following
changes: Total reserve decreased a11,OOo. cir.
culation increased g328,0OO bullion increased
G311,9 73, other securities increased G249, 600,
other deposits increased a565,o0O, public de.
posits decreased s2sO, 900. notes reserve de-
creased $685. 600. Government securities un-
changed. The proportion Of the banks
reserve to liability this week is 4s per cent as
compared with 44.11 per cent last week.
Paris, May 31.-The weekly statement OF
the Bank Of France shows the following changes
Notes in circulation increased 189 900 francs.
treasury deposits increased 7,125.0O0 francs,
general deposits decreased 3s, 100000 francs,
gold In hand decreased 8,55O,OO francs, silver
In hand decreased 97o 900 francs, bills discounted
increased 1885, 900 francs. advances decreased
725 900 francs ~''+ ..+. E''--
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Automobiles. says the British consul at
and will soon be adopted as public carriages.
The use OF motor boats has spread very much
at Naples 1t win soon be "all up with the
"merry boatman and his boat" on the Bay of
Naples. as well as with the gondolier on the
canals Of Venice.
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. MAY 20.

REOE1PTs AND sH1PMENTs. MAY 20.
~ R ss 25s cars, 24s,e4o bu; corn,
rye, 2,o1e bu; fax, %, 22O bu; -four, b5s brls;
millstuffs, % tons; hay, 40 tons; CARROTS, 1892.
re. ESQ oe; 1900 Sn: seuE ses br 4e
millstutfs, 1,40o tons; hay, 10 tons: lnseed OIL.
696,742 lbs; oil cake, 2,006,970 lbs; CARROTS,
459
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ARIZONA CoPPERs

The market has been in good condition today.
DEM Arizona and American were leaders, the
former advancing to sci bid and the latter to
$3.50 bid. Good sulphide ore was struck ir
the north drift on the Denn-Arizona, which
causes the big demand for the stock.
The stocks going into the merger were also
in better demand today and have advanced. Tho
dissatisfaction noticeable short time ago seems
to have almost entirely disappeared.
Quotations at i nm: =. ;