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SOUTHERN STANDARD-MCMINN VILLE. TENNESSEE-.v i'URDAY, NOV- 8, 1890 Is the most ancient and most general of all diseases. Scarcely a family Is entirely free from It, while thousands everywhere are its ufferlnyslaves. Hood's Barsaparilla has had remarkable success In curing every form of scrofula. The most severe and painful running sores, swellings In the teck or goitre, humor in the eyes, causing partial or total blindness, yield to the powerful effects of this medicine. It thoroughly re moves every Impurity from the blood. "My little daughter's life was saved, as we believe, by Hood's Sarsaparllla. Before he was six months old she had 7 running scrofula sores. One physician advised the amputation ot one of her fingers, to which we refused assent When we began giving her Hood's Barsaparilla, a marked Improve ment was noticed and by a continued use of It her recovery was complete. And she Is now, being seven years old, strong and healthy." B. C. Jones, Alna, Lincoln County, Me. HtoocTs Sarsaparilla old by all druggliti. 11 s ill for 55. Prepared by C. L HOOD CO., Apothecariei, Lowell, Man. , 100 Doses One Dollar MgMINNVILLE produce market. Corrected weekly by Mead & Ritchey. Office Southebn standard, JMcMinnville, November C 1890. For several weeks have had a live' iy, active traae in aneu ana green apples, which still continues with prospects of less activity in dried fruit in the future. Prices have been puite satisfactory to the producers, and large sums of money have been expended for green and dried fruit. Prices of dried apples have advanced so high that the margin between this and other markets is rather small for safety to the shipper, especially so when the fruit ollered is not nice and dry. Nothing but nice, bright, dry Iruit can be safely handled at present ruling prices, 'ihe Iruit must be good and dry to abtain the highest price. Entirely too much wet and partially dried is being ollered. Un less dryers are more particular as a general thing, shippers will be com pelled to reduce present prices. Would not be surprised at lower prices with in the next week or ten days. (Jreen apples are now bfing moved freely. Several hundred barrels are shipped daily from the various stations on the McMinnville branch road. The apple crop alone, green and dried, this year will put in circulation in this and some adjoining counties more money than all other products of the country combined. Eggs have been quite dull until within the last few days. We note an improvement both in price and demand. Other products have made but little change sincoour last report. Wheat, bushel 1.00 Oorn; $ bushel 50 to 05 Flour, '& barrel $.35 to $5.'.'5 .Meal, & bushel 50 to Oats, "rt " Eggs, dozen 14 Butter, " It) liens, ft 4A Spring Chickens 10 to 13 Ducks Turkeys, W lb 5 (iiuseng, "f tt to 2,50 lleeswax, TO lb 21 Feathers, It) Jio to 38 Tallow, tb VA (Ireen Hides, $ tb 4 too wool, tinwasneu, & id " tub washed, Stock Peas, 53 bushel White Beans, p bushel 1 00 Dried Apples, lbs G to G 1-2 " Peaches, " Blackberries, to 7 (ireen Apples, per bushel 40 to 50 W. C. T. V. Resolution. Following are the resolutions adopt ed by the W. C. T. U. convention in session at McMinnville Oct. 28th to 30th : llesulved 1st, That we the W C. T. U. of the state of Tennessee, in con vention assembled, do return thanks to the Almighty God for IIi3 bounte ous goodness and loving kindness, and for the interest manifested by many of our Unions, and earnestly beg that He will increase the zeal of others and put it in the hearts of all members to work more earnestly than ever before for this most right eous cause. 2nd, That we offer our heartfelt thanks to our loving Father for the protection that has surrounded our brave pilgrims, Mrs. MaryC. Leavett and Miss Jessie Ackerman, and for the wonderful progress and success given them in organizing the world's W. C. T. U. 3rd, That wo reaffirm our loyalty to the National W. C. T. U., our sympathy for its noble workers, and our unswerving devotion to the no blest of women, its President.Francis E. Willard. 4th, That we urge our women to observe the noon hour of rrayer, and to invite all christian friends to unite with us, believing that the prayers of sincere hearts will be heard, and answered. rth, That we heartily endorse our National organ, the Union Signal, and believing that White Ribbon women can obtain from its pages a liberal education on W. C. T. U. work and methods, we urge every woman wearing our badge to read it carefully, and to do all in her power to extend its circulation. Cth, That we earnestly urge every W. C. T. U. woman to wear the badge on all occasions, thereby keep ing before all they meet our cause and principles. 7th, That aslicense,highor low.has been thoroughly tested and proved inefficient as a remedy for intemper ance, we denounce it, and condemn its advocacy by the journalists of our state, and determine to try to substi tute therefor unconditional; and un- G5 30 to 15 8 to 10 .20 .30 NASHVILLE MARKET REPORT. Corrected from the Nashville American every Thursday evening. Wheat, from wagons, gooddry, new, to 1.05 Com, from wagons 59 to 62 1-2 Corn Meal Oats 51 to 53 Hay, prime timothy, per ton. . $8.00 to 12.50 Dried Apples 6 12 to 7 Dried Peaches, halves bxA to 6 ' quarters to 7 Dried Blackberries 7to7M l'athers, prime to 42 dinseng, dry $25 to $3.00 Butter 10 to 20 Kggs to 18 Chickens, frying " hens Irish Potatoes, per bbl 3.25 Wool, unwashed, 21to23 ' tub-washed, 28 to 33 compromising prohibition. 8th, That we denounce the expor tation of intoxicants to Africa and all other uncivilized countries as an act of barbarism producing a greater degree of degradation than already exists among them,and most emphat ically protest against a christian government that permits its contin uance, and earnestly appeal to Con gress to prohibit it. !)th, That believing that the church should set an example of purity before asking the world to follow, we earn estly petition churches of every de nomination, and religious bodies of every name, to condemn the use of alcoholic wine at the Lord's table. 10th, That wo, believing in the re storation to health of our beloved and honored President, Mrs. Lide Meri wether, we have a direct answer to the many prayers that have been of fered in her behalf, and feel that we have been individually blest by this merciful dispensation, and have an abundant cause for thanksgiving, realizing that it is to her gifted lead ership the advancement ol our cause is pre-eminently due. We ascribe praise and honor to the Father of mercies that she is still spared to us, and can yet a while longer guide and direct us by her wise councils and clear judgments. llth, That as in Christ there is neither male or female, bond or free, so should it be in church and state, and wherever the interests of the home are concerned, the mother should be united With the father on equal terms, in the battle against evil for God, Home and Humanity 12th, That we petition our legisla ture to establish an industrial schoo for girls.believing that lack of knowl edge and training sufficient to enable them to gain a livelihood is the most prolific cause of the downfall of many and that here more than anywhere else an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. 13th, That as christian women we believe one of our first duties is to work for the prevention and cure of that nefarious traffic in souls and bodies which yearly destroys thous ands of our sex. That we petition the counties in which there are large towns to establish reformatory woik houses for girls and women, and pe tition our cities to appoint police ma trons. 14th, That we petition the legisla ture to raise the age of consent to that required by law for a girl to come into possession of her property, be lieving that her virtue is her greatest poasession and should be no less pro tected than her money. Also that a penalty be attached to the crime of abduction and seduction but little in ferior to that of rape. 15th, That we commend the action of the Knoxville City Council in creating the office of police matron for their city, and congratulate them on being the first corporation in Ten nessee to take this forward step. We beg that they will pay no heed to the request made to the council that they abolish the office. lGth, That this convention do most heartily endorse D. C. Kelley, the prohibition candidate for governor, and pledge him all the aid our in fluence and prayers can render. 17th, To our dear sister, Mrs. Jen nie C. Gaffin, President of the Mc Minnville W. C. T. ' U. we extend our affectionate sympathy in her troubles and sincerly regret her ab sence from our numbers and earnest ly pray that Christ's grace may sus tain in all the experiences through which she may be required to pass, In addition to these two oilier reso lutions, were adopted one censuring 'certain" newspapers of the state in very strong terms,and another extoll ing certain other papers, particularly the Banner. These two resolutions the author pocketed, and could not, or would not, furnish the reporter a copy. The first of the two, as origin ally offered, included only the Amer ican.but some of the ladies thought it too strong and pointed, and so it was amended to read "certain newspa pers," supposing, as one of the speak ers expressed it, that "everybody would know it meant the American." 18th, Hesolved, That our grateful and sincere thanks are tendered to the lospital citizens of McMinnville for their generous welcome of the W. C T. U. delegates to their lovely homes the M. E. Church South and its pastor, Rev. J. T. Curry, for their cordial reception and kindly greeting and to other ministers for their ready assistance in conducting the devotion al exercises of the convention: to the papers which have given notices Go to the Model Drug Store for DRUGS, MEDICINES, AND CHEMICALS. FANCY, AND TOILET ARTICLES. Fruit Jars, Jelly Glasses, Rubbers and Tops. 1SHING TACKLE, LINES, REELS, TIPS, "GUIDES AND HORNS. Physicians' Prescriptions carefully compounded day or night, and orders answered with care and dispatch. W. H. FLEET I IMG, Proprietor. frEsjsrm j-A- ID ID TJ is: -DEALER IN- STOVES, TINWARE and HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, A.NUFACTURER OF TIN, SHEET IRON and COPPER WARE. I have now on hnnd a large stock of Cooking and Heating Stoves, which I will sell cheap for Cah, or Ezih?2 for Corn or hi Cattle. MEAT MARKET. My Meat Stall will he supplied at a seasons w ith the best and fattest BEEF, PORK, AND MUTTON To be found in the country. Cash paid for Cattle. Special Attention Given to Guttering, Hoofing, Repairs. East Main Street, - - - McMINNNVILLK, TKNN. PRESCRIPTIONS ACURATELY COMPOUNDED. H. MOORE, M. D. DRUGGIST APOTHECARY, Viola, Tenn , Keeps on hand a full stock of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,, PAINTS, OILS, EXTRACTS, DYE STUFFS, WALL APER AND DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES. of our work; to the skillful hands that have so artistically and appropriately decorated the church in which the convention lias held its sessions; to the choir and Band of Hope for their superior and inspiring music; to the railroads for their liberality in giving reduced rates to the delegates; and to each and all who have contributed in any manner to the success of the W. C. T. U. State convention of 185)1. These delicate and acceptable atten tions will long be recollected by the appreciative recipients and bloom in their memory among the fertile oases in the arid wastes of past discouragements. POINTS OF EXCELLENCE IN THE TENNESSEE WAGON. OUU Tl RES are the heaviest of any wagon in the market. There is more iron and better iron work on the "Tennessee" than on any other wagon ollered to the trade. Our Wood work is thoroughly saturated in boiling linseed oil. We do not use any cheap or mineral paints ; our work is all painted with the best brands of paint, ground by ourselves in pure linseed oil, and finished with (lie best brands of English varnish. Our spokes are driven by machinery in hot glue. Our tire-furnace gives uniform hent. and our tire cooler uniform shrinkage, which se cures uniform dish in nil wheels. Our timber is all AIR DRY and thoroughly seasoned. The axles are made of best hickory: the tongues, holsters, hounds, and spokes of best white oak : the hubs of New York black birch, "the best in the world," and our beds of clenr Tennessee yellow poplar. Our tongues and front hounds are so constructed that but little weight rests upon the necks of the team. The hubs are steamed when driving the spokes, which shrinks them to the snokes. making the spokes as firm as if they grew there. 1 lie bolsters are plated their entire length, and the king bolts are countersunk, which prevents them from wearing the bottom of the beds. Our IJOX .STRAPS are turned over the sides so as to give additional strength to the beds, all of which are plated with beveled iron. We use ROl'XD EDGE TIRE on our wheels for the protection of felloes mid paint ; also heavy WROUGHT IRON sand bands on wheels. We buy them by the car load tnd sell them for Small ProOt. MOEFOED & BILES. A Spanish steamship collided with a sailing vessel six miles oft" the New Jersey coast on Thursday night of last week. All of the passengers of the steamer were lost. Some of the crew of both vessels escaped. It was a clear moonlight night and the sea was perfectly smooth, consequently the disaster cannot be accounted for. That Terrible Cough In the morning, hurried or difficult breathing, raising phlegm, tightness in the chest, quickened pulse, chilli ness in the evening or sweats at night, all or any f these things are the first stages of consumption. Dr. Acker's jngnsn uough itemeuy will cure these fearful symptoms, and is sold under a positive guarantee by W. II Fleming. 1 ihe iiiu iritj mi ummm Specimen Copies and Beautiful Calendar sent Tree. Al Purov I) Read in 450.000 Homes BTTrX I '000 1 TRAVEL SCIENCE AND TUR&l History -is- -FOR- FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS, CLOTUIITG-, Dress Goods, Shoes, Notions, Sc. " Xo other WeeMtf rapfr pita to (treat a Variety of Entertaining nnd Instructive Leading at so low a price." THIS SUP FREE TO JAN. I, 1891. To nny NEW M'llSCRIBER who will rnt oat nnd rnd an thU ollp with name nnd nridrrxa nnd SI. 73 (in JWal or F.rpma Xnr.ry Order or Krgistrmi letter at our rifki, wt will end THE Ol'TirS COMPANION FK F.F. to .lananrr. 1SAI . nnd fop n Full Year from Hint Pnte. ThUntlrr iii.-lnrim the FIVE IHM HI.K HOLIDAY M JllitltS fur Thankg!lnE. hrUtmua, Rrw Vcar'n. F.QHirr nnd Fourth-of-.l illy, nnd all the Illiixtrnted Wrekljr Supplement. 8 A.Ureni. THE YOUTH'S COMPANION, 41 Temple Place, Boston, Mass. WITH 81.75 8Our Xcw Fall Stock is now open and ready for the trade, and is complete in even' particular. We have an unusually iarge and varied line of Dress Goods, in the atest fajbrics and most fashionable shades. A full stock of Zeiglcrs's Shoes, and other popular makes for men, women and children. Everything in Staple and Fancy Dry (iood?s Notions. Ready-made Clothing, Furnishing Goods fur ladies and gents, Hats, etc. OUR GROCERY ROOEV2 Is now in charge of Mil. AVATSOX CAXTRKLL. who invites ;i call from all of his friends in this and ad joining counties. This department will he kept fully stocked with the Lest and freshest Family Groceries at all times. Country Produce bought and sold. W. C. & B. F. WOMACK, opposite Wurrtn Houo MeMINNVILU:, TKXX. O