COMMERCIAL. k cosmtios OP dcswkss. CofthoF.llnra oftho SpCCnU lion on Price. I ... ,v lis fcon tr from etcltlnjj 11 snd th. n "'l'y npK' r i.k riommtir ha not biui at t the copper syndicate hasnot been stt N P' t..l the March report of the (r recoil"" --nltural Department doe not foreinittl- V famine in when, ..... -.....-I a...l,li.lr disturbed the finance, ih.eDia'ntof Commissioner Walker to Ie M anvtitive ol me ni")r'oi.o ,ton has i't lift Ilo of ,0,,', Bl"- L I. still comparatively quiet, urn siowij ... i h vrrat strike) of weaver rotii'K. v t- I1 Rler U not cected to last long Kh to disturb trade. great Ml In the price of copper, from it f ) to W per ton at London, appar ,v.con.eU.tar. Liquidation li a con, necritT at rris, and consumer In ,onntry are looking for much lower n when cootrscl run out lu June. U Boston iUick hae declined icveroly, I are no ilgnt of disturbance there, and i for money are comparatively easy. r at present are nearly nominal, with vly any trading. Tin declined a little ml was weaker. r. nieetliig of coal carrier on Monday r j rhedule prii-e 10 to 15 per cent. be je of last spring, but the prioj cur In tlie market are again below tho ail the market is weak. Tin I ly rt'P rt l the Iron furnace .In blast, sry t.i (je ieral expectation, shows a I ereain Fetruiry, thaoutpui reach. I.'.TT. wwkly March I, against I lUN.SXi lat year. Tin persistent proilU' tiotl lias lint affected I (lurin tre patt week, and they i unchanged, but there are lower signs Jupvtition to buy lieyond ImiiHidiiite While b ilder hope that jric n are at -k, ciiiisiitnrs urx thnt the demand mlied product ii scanty. ti, whole, while tho improvement in in slow and ntnow, it is clearly helped I failure of wheat, and coppor specula n I by the movement of p loui t iward r level. For the week, tlie duel i no in n pricni of commodities has bom half of 1 per c int., and slnoi March itthree-founluof 1 percent, Women Allowed to Vote. alicblgan Legislature his passed tbe allow women to vote for and bold the ifpcnooi inspector in Detroit, me lucre ise the tax npju the sale of Jtr Leer to $400 a yeir was rom LXKllAL MARKETS. riTTMIIl'RUIt. KR Creamory $ I f trv mil SO 14 V4 Vi U ISO 7u lrt 20 1 50 4 50 150 100 160 1 (Ml ll4 tt 87 W 81 KJ 13 13 15 900 BO 17 175 4 75 105 185 800 107 105 40 34 ltd &1 01 675 7 00 5 75 400 14 00 UOO0 17 00 14 50 lfl 00 BE (tail full cream 1KU 1.1.1 1' riirwf uu. fHY thickmia, p'r, i uraeys lu. OE3-Irili, Hwtmta. l-Clover, country, i imomy , . llue grass . , i,n.,t. T- ' I red i ii .( u -No. 3 yellow ear, .iiixwi rur, M Pi eivNo. U Ohio and Fa. i-hniicy wiuu-r iot, A 50 0 75 650 75 11)90 17 00 14 00 14 00 1)00 r.inrj iii)( t.'ie-ir winter, llvn h'iniir Nmv Tiiniiltiv. 11uinii, friiin wagons man. Chop Knml, UALTIMUllE. r-No. 2 rv.i. i 01 9J Ki 60 y. 4) vj as M 14 15 DO 15 60 05 41 ?.J K '.11 27 II VJ V4 50 15 30 4 SO $ 610 on io:i :u 40 31 &i . 65 as jm 3 U S! 9 4 40 4 00 5 75 6 75 7 00 6 U0 5 5 J 6 10 710 u: m 65 60 40 44U XV-i SI III VM 1J 130 l'J 1'Jtf U'rf 10 JJ3 lAt fin'orn fostlTIl CIXCINNATL - U. 1 riiir.Anm.pniA fiirllv C No. 'J. Iml iiim.loj Whit M 'r-niu..rv Kxtra i. rull I 'ream MKW VOHK. iN a Koi. r(i' Vised, I' d VVmtuni, riwiiUTy, K cliirv fliile Krtorv, !( 1 11. li mi l I'min, I 1.1UKKTY MVKsSTOCK. I'ATTI.r 1.5)0 to I Hal. Ill f... . i Bf which illie wiiii noiiH 'on i'M liMughl 5.W to 4.40c; govd .'Ji0 .., in iy lie uU 't-ii al lo 4i-: : c ni. 1 wina wighui, 3 UjS'j'c! A. i in. Ji'iilier of pi una lienvy cuttle c mid l'iii'd of at full price. Tows su-uiil i.r.kkuviiiand lr stoi k catilo wy fBW on tale. tood (Wo i.i i'kirs of gooj uualltv niav Ih hllKKF. In the ta.n were the following. 'Mli. Mhsouiis, ftaoc; 1 !.. V: I il.i il.i lii. i... ah... em. ion i ii!. i ..r.'. i".' nib., u M,; 1 iM.k g Mhl VJ 7,,, 0 lUl fi cir (lr ht, Ixmi, bougUC ','". '""; Ji. 4 Vi -leclc. fair aud Umlis, 4; l cai Kod 67 ilHJUiht shw.,), ft0;ii(Kk, Hue wool D.'i'i; dwa, fair 78. iu Ohio '. I cr uood 108-iu. Ohio suucp, IHK1S. Ifi.!- """""welKht Phlladdl Jlling at a Unit the same range ..f iMlra havjf hKs oonUuue dull P LoldaiiMiiaidr4l4a of a r. the former. O.hxI Yorker, 150 to a'.o. iIl i..ii i - "WJ-a PROMINENT PEOPLE. Tnr. Emperor of Annam Is dead. Frrmidiht Hanatao ha Inromnla. OovKRKon Hill is going West In June. Tna Ciar of Russia is an enormous eater. Tub Emperor of Germany is an early fleer. LoRn Randolph Churchill is forty years old. Hki'Rrtart Tract la a great lover ol horse lleh. - Henry Georor, tbe agrarian agitator, Is in London. Fftoi KK, tbe historian, has declared for Irish Home llul. Kr.NATon Evarta is said to be ambltlom to become a Jud?e. Thk King of Holland, who baa been very Kick, is much better. Skckictarikh Norlr, AVanamaker and Miller never held ofllce before. AiMtRt. Portrr and bis wife have Jmt celebrated their golden wedding. rHK-tuiKST Harrihoiv is the fourteenth lawyer to hold the Kxecutive chair. Konr.RT H. Mat has since 1S.V.I lxon elected Mayor of Augusta, Ua., eleven times. fcflcK ator SraxroRn paid l-"i00 for window from which to view the inaugural parade. Trc youngest College l'reeident in the country is the Hev. I)e Witt Hyde, of Bow doin. Thk oldest memlier of the Kritish Housi of Commons is Charles Vllliers. He is ncnrly Oinety. Mihh FAfNrrroTr. daughter of the nw Pritish Minister, is twcnty-Uve years old and quite pretty. Coi'MT HKnnrr.T Hisvahck talks of inakiuc a tour in America by way of a sum iter vacation. C. W. (Joiiiiarp, Consiil-li'eneral to Con stantinople l rum l'd to 1;4, die I recently in I'ortlund, Me. HH'ivrn Ct.Kvr.LAMU was elects! a mem. Ixr of the liar Asioc.ation of .Now York at lis last antiunl nireting li-l'l. Mish Ki'liruK, who has jusi tKten th ) de gree of M. 1. in I'ans, ti a particu arly pretty woman of twenty-ona. Thk lute Cnplaiii Ericsson, the inventor of the Monitor, left at his death a nan Iso-ne fortune or not less than f l.Vl.OO.t. Thimai V. I'aI.mki', of Michigan, jmt ap Mintil Minister to Spain, is familiar wan the Spaniih puoph and language. P0STMsST':-lXI:llAL WASJAMAKCtl will, it is snid, continue as sunerinten ieut of his great bun. lay-school at 1'oila lelphi. Miw. I'iii.k. widow of Presidrnt Folk, now eighty-live years old, wrars blnck kid giorei a'l day and walks with a gold headedcane. HcnR KRt'rr, th gunmuker, of Essen, ( arinany. basan income of f l,rHJl,iks)a yeir, larger than tLe income of the richest Ke'.h ai'bild. 8ir Ji'MAX FAl'lrKKOTW, Prish Minister at Washington, is a flue looking man, six feet two inches tall, black eyed, hoavy browed and buid hesded. He has a charming wife aud uuiihter. HlDNXY Uarti.ett. the aged lioston law yer, wbisu death occurred recently, left an e.tate worth fully 10.lHKi,0 m. His fees, even for a few words of counsel, frequently amounted to f XJ.OJO. Mmk. MfTrtf.wifeof the Japanese Minister at Washington, has made 14H aocial calls since the season began. 1-a-st spring sh could not speak a word of English. She is now a goo J conversationalist in our tongue. The new King of Servia is a lad in bis thirteenth year. He is said to U an excep tionally bright, good boy, but the chance now seem to be that, by tbe time be comes to years of discretion, there will be no hervia for him to rule. GENr.R&T. Jerry Rchk, of Wisconsin, of President Harrison's Cabinet, was the tow palU companion of Gartleld when the latter waa a bov, -and has tieen a stage-driver. Sheriff, l-eislator, soldier. Congressman and Governor of the Badger Htata. Cleveland was tbe third defeated candi date to ride with his successful competitor In the inaugural procession. Due of the other two waa Van Bureu, who rode with the grandfather of lb present President, aud the other was Andrew Jackson, who rode with John Vumcy Adams. Thk first "Mrs. President Harrison" waa never mistress of the White House, hoe was sixty-six years old when her husbaud was elected President, aud oolite inttrm. hhe dared not attempt the journey to Washing ton from her Ohio borne when Old Tipiie canoe started February 1, 1MI, and was just Iireparing for the trip when the news of her lusband a fatal iilneu came, a month after bis inauguration. OPIUM NKIZLUU Uarrcl Huppiwctl to Hold Haucr Kraut I'll led Willi tlio Drug;. The Walla Walla, of Han Fi uncUoo, to Pugift Hound was seizi 1 by customs ol'.lcer for omitting propur entrlos of freight on in ward inauifeat, She took four barrels, suj om)U to contain situer kraut, which wore taken through to Toeom without being eu Ureii on tho customs record. (Shortly after ward the barrels were seizi I by customs olll cers aud found to contain upiiini vjluod at nearly 110,000. Tlie jienalty for false entry is f l.t'00. Tbe Tacoma customs o III -era work ed tho cast up and think thut many hundred thousand dollar worth of opium has ttwu auiUtigUd iu this manner. A New Itallroad. Tlie survey for the Guyandotte Rallroid, extending from Hunting lou to Flat Top uiouutain, in Wst Virglubt, is aliout co n. plotol. Tne length of the ro:id will be IU miles, and it will open up rich, uubroken timber laud. The route of the new road waa laid out last summer, but owing to tbe wild :iens of the country it p.melrates, progress on the survey was greatly retarded. The oom. pany is oompoaed principally of New York capitalists, who lave pui chisel extensive tracts of land thickly timb r-l. Work on the road will be commenced as sjjii as the weitbur will penult of grudiug. tVanamakcr lor Prohibition. When asked for bis views on Prohibition last Sunday, Poitiuter General Wausuia kar taid: "There is only one side to Prohibition, and tint la the right side Constitutional Anuud maut. I am iu tavor of tbia first, last, aud all the time." A 1'niiilly IV-i ialice by I' lro. A special from Hollow It c', Benton coun ty, Toiin., say the bouse of William Flower was burtied and Flower, bl wife and two chlldro.i poriahei in the flainsa. Neighbor aaw the Are but arrived too late to be of as. iktance. Not a (ingle occupant of tbe boua waa left to tell bow tbe fire occurred. A New Itallroad. A new railroad, to be called tbe West Vir ginia and Pennsylvania Ksihuai, ha bou incorporate i. The new road i to comuieuce at Rowlcabsirg, Preeton county, W. Va., fol low the east bank of the Cheat river by the most practicable route to the Pennsylvania tiluto line. The privilege waa grarted to info- IU 0 p t d tock to (50 ',CK)J. rr?''"' Doctorlnff la tke Dark. V sensible svnreon will atUmpt the per formance of an operation Involving human life in room secluded from the proper mount of light. A practitioner will not attempt tbe diagnoste of a complicated dis eaeakiiilee be can see the sufferer and make an Vxamination upon which to bse hi opinion relative to the course of treatment necewary to bring about a complete restore Uon of health Notwithstanding the Impropriety of such action there seems to be a gre.it doet of doa torl up done In the dark. lir this it Is not intended that a literal meaning lie inferred, but that a great many mistakes are committed lierause of the dark ness which is the result of ignorance. 11 needs no Illustrations to demonstrate that gross Ignorance has caused manv fatal mis lakes to be ma lain lk treatment of d'seese bv tlne w ho profeea to le learned In the art of healing. In many diseases several organ are more or less implicated and what seams a primary ailment may I one nuite remoto. For In stance, a revere headache may have it origin in a disturbed stomach. On the other hand, sickness at the stomach may lie caused by a blow on the bead. The seat of typhoid fever is In the upper part of tlie bowels, but most of its worst symptoms are often in the brain. Hymptoma of disease n well a disease themselves are oftentimes follower or con comitant of some unsuspected organic dis ease and this is peculiarly true of lung, liver, brain and heart di senses in general, for it is now known that tbny are the result of kid ney disease, which shows its presence in some such indiroct manner. Several years ago a (renlieman lecame convinced of thelruthof this, and tbrnugti bis elTorte tbe world has been warns I of kid ney disease, and as a result of continued ef fort a srecihV known Warner's Hefe Cure was discot ersd. the general use of which has shown it to be of inestniinblo lne(it In all cases whrre kidney treatment Is desirable or necessary. Wlion consumption is thrAliuvl see to it that the cimilit on vf the kidney Is ttiime iiately Impmed into, mi l if tlmv ere found .license I. euro them by an immediate use of arner's Kafo Cure, ami the symptoms of lung decsy will rapidly disaiifeii'. '1 here are loo mntiy'iiiUiicei nlroady re corded of the terrible un ilts produce I by a lack of knowledge lonivrnuig the cans of disease, and human life is of too much im portance to be fco'ishly sn-rilired to bigotry or ignoruni'O. . A farmer, living nmr Atticit, Kan., will rultivnti! 70 ncrcs of wiitormclon on Id faint this voir. Hew It IVura. In answer to many liin.ulri.-s r. uurdin j the jeruiuiiencyof cures wrmiulil by St. .lai'ntudil towh'ch imtilli' attention has bei-n .perineal lyrallcil In many varlcil forms, the .'nllnwins serves an a most i-iro lent riamplr of linw the RrcaWremrdy perfo.ms Its inir.u lcs and what la iiitiAiit hy a pel niancnt cure. Iliiudredi have teHtifled to thu amv elTei t. Mr. J. K. Ikmsnll. l'rntlinnotar) . New lllooinllrld, l'erry Co., Pa., In 1HM was jn riiuiiiciitly cured of rheumatism. Eiom the hkc i f l' to 4S, iibnut 13 years, he had suffered acutely at limes from I he dread disease and it I the d.it sx-rillod, ho was pTinsnenll) rured by St. Jarobi Oil. In proof of till-, he writes iu l.r, it at ho boa had no recurrence of riieuuintl pains rime h a re lief In ltkH. Aunlii In April, IHVI, he writes aa follows: "My health eiiiitiimet uimhI; no re turn of rlii'iiiua inn since lent wIimi cured liy Kt. Jiu-.bs (Ml. I receive let ers from nil parts ask. mi nUiut my iiiiraeiilous euro a'tr '. years surreiiiiR." Yhere Is m nth.r remrdr 01 tan Hint can show like resiilm, and wlinn ll I known thit the e kiu hiimlrois of surli ea-ra In lti lllraof the pmprlel r', from I hone wboliavii In I ko manner been permanently cured with ut the leaat recurrence, there are none at this laa date who will iieny Ita mira culous virtntw. Itest, easiest to iim and i-linnncst. IMau'a Keiiiedy lor ttntnri h. Jiy ill iiiful.li.. rlc. AT liacnoisTs iti Iikaiiss. TMI CHAflLKS A. VOOELCR CO., Bsltlmor. Bs DIAMOND VERA-ClinA FOR DYSPEPSIA. A POblTIVK ft UK K It INIijiirKTKiN AXDAIX ht lnj. li 1 mul lie I.iiik 1 ti. Mmm, lour lT,gjtt im- tirnrml Itn tr Kill oil V'ra rmotiP loui Mot a'lruffy u llvck. ir it will b Si-nl lij mmi on rrertpt nf 'je via. (b tiej-r tl.un tn mump. .-Minipi nnl t rcvit u'i i-tnl rnmp Tie Charlti A. Voeler Co., Bnltimor. Md. EMULSION OF PURE COD LIVER OIL Arc HYPOPHOSPHITES Almost as Palatable as Milk. rnfanii(; the itlmutaltna )roprrlirn of lh Huwhl'liUr ramblHnt icilA th I'ultrning unit StrmtithtHtufl iiuutitlr of Vint l.ivrr Oil, th jJoteriry vfbath brlil'j Itiryrtij iiicrraeerf, A Scncdy for Consumption. For Wasting la CMldron. Tor Scrofulous Affections. Per Anxmia and Debility For Cough3, Colda & Throat Affections. 7m fart, ALL ditratet trftrr (fiere it os in flammation of tho Throat ami .(, s WASTIXtl Or TIIK tLVSII, ii.it a WAST OK KKItrK row Kit, nothing in th tverbi &juuU thit jmlatnbla Kmultivn. SOLD BY ALL DRUCCIST9. riNicT" for mtmllu I tuTeceii rum a ici y srivre cod in unit Af ( led m I !u hit I. in u vi hut likr iiiiiiyic in il n 1 1 ii Hi tmr ui rku line I Ii 1 1 i.i lih Ivl lor ii l,,il it rwrivf f! V? A in ifuiif tor me Stimuli i I A.. j 111... i r ( vi " ; n i in. i r. riiiirniiin ill i TOMIWI l'J front Strut. Sew nevu'Al locA-. l,ctV tHB V3&LS C73ET "TJ tKCW IT Thy world oorM to ' If? know what 8. H. g. ha donofornioinlKecuro ft of a iaall,;satC'aue-, tvlilcli wasaoiKilssto k&t ba considered Ineura- ble hy II,. pl.y.klan. r'JS- In UiIcmo, wliere I tvntUlioUiaieU.One ft of my iieleUors sent n.eaf-i.yof anailier- iJfJtisea,Bni l rejard to lS.fi'fi'i,e.KilJ,V ",rt 1 fVH beaau uklim Ii? I Kot rrlkrfrnniihsllrKfow W dow.; I lis iKil.on ns Rrsduollyfereedintof . aiy systeai, and I as sn cniyd .mind and wcl. U 1 nnw lea fionihs since I quit Iu- Wdiwl InrH.H H. aud 1 Ute baa uaslsn o( rciuin of the dreadful diaoa.. a,, c.i i ii. t Ihs. Ana UoiwwLu Au Sable, Xllch., Dec. M, Jb, Esnd for book so Olood Dieeaaee and Cuocer. Mdhafres,' . , . Toe Vwirt Fnnno t'o. tra'.tr ii. aUu.Ii;. c'a. Mirst0, Mr SAt a "Mwtflrsj. -iSSSjp-SVaaa. Insect Wnpcrstltlons. The Koran mvrn all flic a aliall rierish aye one the bee fly. It It rt-garilod aa a death warning in Orrmnnr to Imnr a cvicVet'a err, aaya London 1'ul liil. The Tapnyn Indiuua in Sotttli A morion say the devil assume, thn form of a fiy. Haiti ia, in aonin tmrts of tho country, ex pooled to follow unur.iinlly loiid chirring of crickets. Flics am re garded as furniHhiiiR proKnosticntions of the weather and even of ovonts. Spaniards in the sixteenth century bo lie ved that spiders indicated t?M when they wero found in aim ml unco. Al though A sa.rod insect ainotiK 1 1ns Egyptians, the beetle receives hut lit tle notice in folklore It is unlucky in England to kill one. In (lertunnyit in said to indicate good luck to have n itpider spin his web downward toward yon, but bad luck when he fine toward yon. The grasshopper is a sufficiently nn welcomo visitant of himself in this country, but in tlermnny his presence is further said to announce t range guests. A Welsh tradition anvs bees came from Paradise, leaving tho gar den whru mun fell, but uith (lod'N blessing, a thnt wax is necessary iu tho celebration of the mum. The an cients generally maintained thnt there was a close connection lictwocn Wee and tho soul. Porphyry apenk id "those souls which tho ancients called bees." It ii isui 1 that uimhi the buck of the seven-year locusts there some time appear murs like a letter of thn alphabet. When tlrs looks like n W (t is thought that wur is imminent, (lertnan tribes n gurd stug beetles as diabolic, and all hectics me detested in Inland, linne espeeinlly a brotie varii'ty known ns "gooblie." It is uln; believed that to see u luetic will bring nil r: iu tho lie'. I d iv. - - - - . m . - - - LlIKAIItinn nil Mmv tin' utlliT illlV about JSinhop rich f's beutitifirl liMnn, " i roin drvcnland'rt lc Mountains, ' " said it wctl known Cincintnitiup. "Wi nt is it?'' "It relates to the n Usie of tho hyran." You reinetnbor thn1, Piiihnp Holier wrote it while in tMoti in A Unit a vonr later it reached America, and a laity in Clnulo on, H. ('., wns struck with its beauty. Mio could tind, however, no tune thnt seemed to suit, it. Sho roniitnl Bred a von up; bunk clerk, Ijowell Mason, afterward mi cele brated, who was just a fow st ps down tlie street, and who had a reputation as, a tiuiMonl genius. Ho she scut her von to ask him to write n tune that would go with the hymn. In jnst half an hour buck came tho bov with tho music, and that melody, dawiii-d oil' in such hast, is to this day sung with that song. . . Rt'NFLoWKiiH are used in Wyoming Territory for fuel. The stalks when dry, are as hard as maple wood, and make a hot tire, and the need heads with the seeds in are i-aid to burn bet ter than the best hard c ml. An acre nf Hiintlowcrs will furnish fuel for uo stove for a year. It l a curious fact that tbe name of the county In which Jefferson Darla live la Harrison. ' ', ae"rl fai far Ralleeile Flie, f h f :.hee-I'lease Inform ynor readers that I bavoa nwIuv rrmriiy for the above named disease which Iwairant to enre the Worst caara. So strnnit ia my faith In lie vir tue thai I will selnl t.ne a muiiiile hiittio and ealunble trrntl-e to any slirivrer wlin will nive nia Ills I t and Kin-ss addri-M. Itenu'y, U. U. Hour. M. C , 1M l'oexa-1 Su. New Vnrk. CHOICE TEXAS LANDS Rare Chance for Settlers. Th RatlrtMail Nvnitnn of Tci Imtltur Uivrtps,l eo ! Iriii4t withiu ry t'a tfiHsJ iiitrriur fctid HOUSTON &TEXAS CENT'L RY.CO. ll Uma tiarn iWiertuiui(J to ofU-r to e'tt.fr th Renowned Agricult'l Lands Lo,atvaI rIouii th 1 1 ff IIm Kift Wnrth A lu-uvrr Cily Ii. U., I stuitnnM with W ilt'strgtr 4 uuuty, t'iiu,irt-iiiK 200.000 ACRES Tn Nrmi ol l0 -r miui upwanl Th ii nlt w.r liatit ly tit l oniiif miM iiki th riln-tt wnta rpts ia car a lo suit, nmt-rr u) tn Ttir? r a 1nitHl lo liM Kniwlli if rotttiit, rm u, ! Ii si, l-rt, rya, vfctalfv, itsnia u 1 Kiltut and Il JrlCllt Uoilinsstlt' Kl(iftsa) lluAltl in iliv lfat(1 a tul liritti; r - nn kti..i ft III SMJtlrril I'ttlilisllMtlf f 1ria), tttrf; ft"" ! ! tUimntff (i'rt l tn man mud t-mn. i . it ittitttHr work ran I rrr1 in th" t r ri'un-1, im1 rn 111 nwrkMl ri.ntrmit with rrtfi iia nf rr! ati-l ln fnataur of itmi urtiH iirMila " l't'ptlltU)ll it fiiMt IsttlintiK in, taint lit. at ,t4r!inirlil 1 itll aly Mtthi.iP4, UMli exh till 1 1 m. At 1 1 ji4 or Ha i.k; (ii-ttflti -ih. I '. in ft-ur itim yvatrlv my iita-nla, tth intfiMt mi !( ril i iiifi.ie Kor f urlhr iiifortiiatitii to tlif uj laudi tu fttljturnl cuuutira, Kpply to J. S. NAPIER, Vernon, Teias, (wbo ia jtrrprel to alio to fuivliaai-ra , ir tn C. C. GIBBS, Land Ag't, Houston, Tx, KID GLOVES FREE! 10,000 PAIRS GIVEN AWAY I I'vtry tJy Wnl of. tvn ttnii!i h mav navar li.iv worn tiw rniou "r tal.r" KM t.luva. li f 'Koitar" i titta o litn taat lriul ul kid ivaa Dtae tif4c-turtl, And Irtt? ra ia twlrr leUila r vr w hf at frvtn Ufa in 9l .lai ir a.ir, aul in iitf plat rs at t rn li'-'-.cr prtu?. , fiaoti lilafk kitl jlo.c i lwa it lull, at-1 : urccaftity tt tvorv laUy. otit gor ti.l, amlatart iiiwiioiuwmthietikvriucn:ia um itutc a jir " I ho I.Atltftft nasr la o niatnnK'tt' r gl.l fmc pitrr, with iiaiutiial itiitation a) ii.t l fir at Urn ll) puprra pubiialia Ki mimlitf i. fWloi k-.-h! llnn-a Id iiiiai-rat ami amtite tha ln.inr t tiMe . ui i.tt tin urn iiflrra lead all hi vain; w-Mt.i ttv.U' ftut'ritffr,aiitt l.ikailiia way in gt tliin. 'id. 4 advrrliaauif ul mil PHtar but onoa. aul lliao w ho want to vnnr a s . l lltcat (Invaa witltout rat, uiott art itiu klv. Stair aU of cltTa watitN. Iufwn triti wlmw.r aotwti tliia aUrartiartuanf, art.t- and tti'nta. iotu itvit r atampa, lo h 1 pav )ki, rii- . w a w ill f tut 'Tlia I.adlrs' trar," uii yrnr frr. Tit. a fuumllnar uArr ia iuK' t Uo imr (atar 111 Hmmi liaiura, aita unlaaa you avt at imuc, M vnarn w ill l-e K-jno urvfr. V'ldma I'uba., TUK LAlIKfl It A Alt, I yun. Macs. MJMHKK tt IJAtJI It III ll l!N;, J(US ttrltrii ALL USfcUJiS. 3 XMSttitiUtfli tiruii. 1 sictoa 4IihmI. Ill tlllltt. Hl.l lV ilrUMk'laeta. wawayBrej-sas wwwm w m -m. jf-.t CONSUMPTION I ha P4UMU- IVHItM for ItkM attmtvel ,1iaaai I.k llm lie thouasinda ut - if lh wor4 km.l and u( l.-n CAinliua bav lerii curvst, ti, Mtuiitj u hi v land la It artt. i.( I will arnii mo t-ull ftr, lorf.mr W lb a .ual lrtat ihi Ihta rliaMU- inan au.torv. (iivr- I.iiiivm 11,1 I ail'lfwaa. T. A ttl.tHTX M r lai tv,ri m ' V FBAZER onetor: MXJf-T IN TllV. weal, i u 11 cm o r l cn..e w jua.ug. !. Ilfj Wat. J. " vifvm W'e-t ianaaia.ia-i Shakes the Weak Strong If yon are ran dnwa. or hare that tired fmlin as a remit of oyerwork or the rfTert of thsetisn; Intseisna, yon l onkt take that lie I nf all tnMra and hlncd rnrinrs. 1 1 nod s Hir..rlls. It purl flea and enrk-hee th lined, tones lbs stoinaili, rt una the Inrpld llrer and kldneis, meat's sn sn lt and hiilkts i.p the sjsteni. Tlinon.l. hn lute taken II Willi IviiHlt. tr.lify Hint HnoirsHraprllla"nian the w, ak utM.nr.'' "Hnod's Har'Siirllla enr.d me of lilnl - l-nn. trsTenui a nnl l.1 arnirllle, oer. sme li u. li" m l dlstins, so that now I atn nt lc tn work taatu." LlTnaa Nas.H, Itl'lmn'li HI , Lowell, Maw. Hood's Sarsaparilla Bold liy a'l dmmilsls HitiifnrU, I'refare 1 only i Hold l.y .tni... is ft , .It for Iret rr, mlf hf t'.l. IHH1D Al , AaitlieeariM, Iiweli, Masa. I .y f. . iii ft fit . A olherari.a, l.w.U. Maas. IOO Doses Ono Dollar Pmitf, "I know 'tl-i ft sin tn. Hut I'm In-lit. on tho notion, I'll throw inyx.'lf Into Tlii iliTp. liiiny tiriMti." Proirn " Fio, fio, niV pnnil f r i ti'1, iloii't fi'wr w v.y tr yot:r :ii!motif go filsilr, nm) si'ttl.i ilown into m ii h ;looin mul ii-ioiiii-ih v. 'riii-n ' no i xcus.-for Mirlt I'onilni t, wlicii U's 11 ui'll-kiiou n fad thut nil yoiir li;ul fi-i'lin;;!, ti-rrihlr lirail arhi'M, HMr niM-titi, si-ii-o of fatiin-, ;iin :i--i'tui.', .iv).iis, .-mcl lisprH hon ilrlm iil ron.lltion m tlili- to Inrpi.l livi'ruml foti-i iii.nt liiilij.'i-tiiti. iitnl'ili liility, whlrli will all givr Miiy ami cli-iipM-nr. us tln ili w In luri' the iinirniti sun. If ymt but tmtUt iiso of thnt worM-fannM niitl-liillom. tonic nniliriiio ktmwn t lir. l'ii'rri'a fiulili'ti Micln al I i-.om iv. It Is tfilitruntoinl to lunritt or euro in nil tlbM-aw-a, fur liii-li ll is r.- .11 1 tti-1 u i 1, or tnonov : i I for it will In- r-f 1 1 m 1. I . It enroll 1111? wlii'ii I was In it mndi woisi; ccatlition than you uri1, auil if you wi.l only try it, ym will soon lir iiirltir ' l'.ut my ?iirit shall watnlt r Tliroiix'h p.iv rural bmvfr, Ami fri-k with the iniTni.iiila It rliull, liy tlio rowers!" Ofyrtirht, liy W.iui.n's limrsNSAHr Mmui Ai. AnonATtosil T'roprlctore, CATARRH nutncnUy ounx) by 0. SAGE'S CATARRH JJoJ- Je)aJeiaJaiJiaJJa e) Jj 'flit? Iimu w Imi hat iiii'ls -I iri'in llif i tn Hf tiur 111 a Kufei-rr I (, mi I at At ftr-i hjir hour a rii.?nrnt i; in a ai.uni Hhj lo Itia Mirr w r.at it ia hanlly a Itrllrf tr I vlien than a inn' (niiti rM iiiMK, iut nn iv fr. t. ifltrniM J at brniai iistit y l.ikrn in, t a lirla tf Im itsva im) I. Nik ria- lit 1 WET HEN Ak f..r tlirt " I H M HHAM ' .1. 1 urn tiMstiMi 'i iv thr at aii ha a Mi, a f . 1 ft tlrarri'Mvakfatrti' A .1. I - w a. Ji1 'iti -, u. aja ft J-aJ ajej asto ! T LOOK AT THIS ! fli.ai-t ant m hX UrraiRRe AitirrltHU Hirilwitttrv al llf uni-rii .). tittsllk Kw ru i hi . n't i ii.ii.t-, I,,. I.,, I t'Utl.i IU t-la k . l.'tll ItM-liatl wtT'lM v. itli i M-rni4ti i-uia-! tit an! I'pni n".4tin, ti. riiuin anti'l witli t laar 1 s K tl t .iitK -tifj, sm ifiat if y'ii lirar a ii'iaii wr l tnl nf to kiln it hi I niri'pili. ) i ii vok ii it- i-ttrt f th ua w lines if , m w-it tn fiaiioUU' an f tif l "h rl titi'il- rnijii tii li a lllli'Ati tll.T'4tt i--liai.l fi I-.m.k ( t Mtii'KK 144 r or: TO S 1 O A DAY rm aijisth H A rt: fAaV AF l"n tuu run t mo Mr--' r' t.'l lum H..l.t.r,iH N tVk t.. nitn tin.- lb'..!. Kvi-r- h-u n.-r hn.s rrti.i, lli, I ., .... u. i - rt H.'lii! Jlrt in t.!jl tt j.i.t- l. nvikln. h i S'. k.l V t ini-U thai m-11. ! r aa ivots A 1 lrs. Branlr Mlj, Co., Holly, 1ich. JONES 1 1 1 : PAYS THE FREICHT. .1 T. n k aaon nl-.. lO'll l.er M. . 1 I'. urli.-., lrB lain llMtn Ar t i .t Ut Iwr lacso. INree. if a. , if. .r-.-,.:!.! a-rlltioi. II. , t .1. 1 a 1 'i. JONES OF blMGHAtUON, HINt;tl IJI TO ., . k . ASTHIVIA CUREf Mlauvp;eavlararraafralo !Kiniu a DO YOU SEE THIS. I Y lu .ri.y iiin. atiibl u . . m,,tt uat ate liieil ol tVyJe. iLifpm. . u .m ki.-iI i ?-f- r.aCIHCItlti ,'lta.f.a.a n.iH fl lot -OH. .4 I ' 1 . 4 t. tin ay A'irirt v S I - 0 1 1 - tattie. KHNKI IN l tl.AM.4lJCa. V CjlLESMEN WANTEI1 miii.-ll..,., lo, Nur-ry S'-, y ,-i.. 3 1 I J"1 ': r.'.i r.-l, .ri In i ii hU riR, ., Sulil. Writ 1 Mt I. II. K. tUI Ni urxiyui.ii. It. .'Ii. iti,.VI Lu i FLORIDA! Frisk For map. Mala Ini'laiiu. a- 1O1I. . ri4lll.''i ,ra-ny, .ia r.niiila rrutf. i'. fc.iaa- H-.rir.al u.-(. "IHliMa, 3 j Uh .In. valiiakln. O at CH miA. ) Kiaiu.iu wi .. HI !' Dillt Q,lt Ext'itnCtutan Uldll 5 rlllSa Bheumalio Rmly. Oval Ilea, a l reeail. I I I'illa. sTIIXT.-I yaara' aipartan.-a Rand akaVh J.ar naall tur iviairl aa In -ali-nu1i.Uty i lii y.ar 4 Jnr. W. A llu.uiiau, lui Hot , Waaa.. ! . S20 Hn-Brl ill.-a Mt.-li.na f'-r I O. Ti t I'aiil il.iu,aalir.. II..H Ir.-,!. nn.. .uUr..... h, i. liHirrti, V.u H.t.. ncroirct nvee auk thk bit. bol.il 111 ll.ll'-.l.li'.r . 1.14 aft Sawa-am! atahaawt. aiaa.y vmI r..r 1 1.4a .a .a wa.14 I'i.i.. a. iai)t.nill iUla ... a a iw, .a. ..... nart St. N. k i -i 1 ! i m "I hm taken thr-e bottle of ttnml's aamai tilla and consider It the l.t lilnod m-dUJos I hse arer taken. It tmlMs me ni. niskrs ma alaap lieiter, eivea ms a ! a iwliio u.1 tmprnTse my hralth rrnerally." Maa. A. I'. I.llulirrm, I'lirt'snd. Mo. "I hare Iwen tmnlll fur nmiy years wiltiTlw lent li. a.lai he. II- o.t . H n scaril a ill I m so uim h a. .tl that I am s'r.i'i.t nv?..l I v ..re nrnilly rin.in. n.l ..-t'. Htr'tearl la to nil who nuflnf t. nli h s.isi'li-e." ln. I'. Hah uiiu., iliui Ar,.ziaa, lir s.kl n, N V. N. II. 1J sure tn itrt only IOO DOflOS Onn rntl IM THE HEAD ? no iDutt r of hine Innir sta.idirm. Is prr- REMEDY. M ivnta, t y druKtriat. 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MORTHERr! PACIFIC. Vi LOW P.1ICE R.tlLROAO LAUDS & FREE Government LANDS. M III Jt 1VS .1 i. s: I s ,. I, ;. M 11 11, ...ia, ,,rtt Pal'-U. M-ntU'ia. I'liS-i. 4--.litlii"n nl t ir..ao. (Tain Pfll ''il'l" u' ' ii" "u Mai l'- iilii'ia tna dklsll IV.I brat . i!ttii..i. t.i iai'ik all. I lux,. 0.-1 I 4'l.t. It.... ...vii '.- -i. ...it II. 'I. liliil.aat chis. b. UM5.H, ';,'.vi:,,:'.t;:' FARMERS imisu. SW WILL. L-4 1 at I . 1- -aa . .a. il a 1 1 l. ..I ..',.! it tit I nie -ittti 1 vs. 1 -afe.-" n'"""i- ls T1. Ram. N t. ITrilM far-irrulaf ITNM .Rfl! KD . 1 'le ahoQ d i h "Noma inar I rayt a'n.lvs iii-ti t u at '' n, um, 9 aM vi aajuu, at U'rr t .. i imj a tikiruua ut )! iliv ibi at wr u -cl a atiiU ar in v i aj y aviiei ur t iK'aii yrta. U. H. ., bwc'), Hnt ajaioJia, Uaa 1 t praai-rtw at fully est. d.iraa la t a ii aa tna ,.al)l ap-.-irt.- I... t ha . 41 la. a cui lit til. a Siafaaa. U. U. IM.ItAII KM.td r , AlUalridalll, N. Y. Wa bava snlj Mia U for nmii ti-ars, anil 11 haa- Oaraala ri To a Way a. aw ' al aa mm tvantuai tit taaly y la 1 aaa Caaai!-Al 3a ttiven Ilia hv4l ul aaua- vuMiasatrtasti fa,-i,..ii. . mi iii-a-a " vaia. Vajl l. ti. DVCHF 4 (XL, W W 1 '..'a4... 111. -.-::.c:. ..'-i-j luuki-aa. 1 Ja lJiVfLe, . w ....TaA.n; ij. i: ru a I in-. 11. at V.,.r Ji'rr-'tjrXU- J . e.1 U ataasat- tALLM Kl. AT 7"l'araala ll f Mill U.TS.Xj 1 av"
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