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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-25
financial.
WE OFFER FORFSALE, ATt95 AND &C
w CRURD INTEREST,
TBR FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND
CONVERTIBLE PER CBST BONDS

w CRUBD INTEREST
TBR FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND
CONVERTIBLE PER CBNT BONDS
BURLINGTON CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA RAILROAD Co.,
HAVING FIFTY WARS TO RUN
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYARLR IN GOLD COIN,
Free Of Government Tax,
Having Thoroughly examined the security offered these bonds
eonfassty hen e and Erst oass nestpent
Issued sectes OF the Road
the completed sBd In successful operation Two and half nil
hons have expended tails rOsd EtyLee mes have
built hs equipped already sarsbg and balance
hss Is rapidly progressing
Pamphlets sAa fall particulars se had sprlcatos
HENRY CLBNS Co, BE WALGST, n Y.
PBSSsSLFASIA RAILROAD CoAPASr,l
PREsDHST's 0TIcP PHILADELPHIA, May ~, 1909
Metsrs HREkN.CLRws d Co, 81 Wsll-sL
a. 70 the ccsSos and prospects Bupges Cedar Rapids and
the character the through which passes
the probable The would state ha before
sccae imposed by First Mortgage Beads o. sn
1Nsbeo ourselves 40 70 Tue VI
enterprise.
The soushiuE elite, on the Norters
nortwestory direction up The grea'
CeVsHey prominent points along he ne VIVA
more or less. tributary feeders TO this road -,
destined othe
operation being tho great oH Lake
SspsOr via Paul Rapids Burlington 10 St. Leafs and t.
ts Toledo PeOra aud WARSAW, abd vac FrhhJH
Railroads, which represent =,
aside this the pepOOSs eohdhOs Of the eosut sons W.
hne Of this Road its Produeeutss aud wealth give acnI
guarantee local business which, for read the best rs
rood plsI Of the rrsp wealth otbe country through which
this the c that the Company reports
oa ad quarter Of dollars subscribed and expended By HlivHu.b
residing along pushing hundred si miles Of tho
Of tie LEGAL popularity sd necessity
wi NV "''1 -'N'' w J. EDGAR THOMPSON
PraS4ert OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
CHARLES L. FROST,
TQledo Peoria aud Manaw Railroad Col
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60 :xarmrs ane 0ttsrs.


A LDERNEY cow WANIED.-W anted TO
~ purchase frsh AIDBRSRY or HALF ALDBRNki cow Al
dreas stating age. pdee Nc, BeH Loss ro.tOtoe
THOICE ALDERNEY CATTLE.-EDWARD
PARSONS selected and sent out COkNhLUS
GIINNE ssae choice Nav for SALB al u ksessSs
at or Isaaits Of DAVIS COLLAMORB IA Br"aiwAI
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Ono \ MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY CONPIST,
oYp,cE No SO WGLL-sr, NEw.YoBS November IS. 1889
FNHE SEMI-ANNUAL INTEREST, due Dec.
1850 on the PRRFRRRBD STOCK Of te ONO aud hLSSlS
sIPPI RAILWAY COMPANY viii be paid and after that date
No. 20 WalSL hew'fof The transfer
books Preferred closed Nov ~ at aclocA
reopsed Dee 10 o'clock B order Of BKeea1e and
Finance CohDittee D. HAMMOND Secretary
PORT HUROS LsKH MICHIGAN RAILROAD Co.,
TRHuSRRKs OTTCE, PoRT HFRoN, Mich, Oct u, 1908
TTHE Coupons of the Seven Per Cent First
Mortgage Sinking Fund Bonds tue Port Huron and Lake Mh
gar Railroad Company due November 1882 S he paid and het
that date IN GOLD COIN Of Government tax gpsenteR az
w. l.. BANCROFT. Treasurer
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FORT KEARNEY.

Total length of Road 271 Miles.
Distance Mortgaged, Ill Miles,
and at the rate of only $13,500 per
mile on a completed road, costing
to build and equip more than
double the amount mOrtgaged.
Trustee for Neutrality-suspicious.
ers' Loan and Trust Company of
New York.
This line of Railroad is the Ex-
tension of the Hannibal and 81.
Joseph Railroad, NTH ITS connections
North and East, and the ST. LOUIS
AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD, Nth its
connections South and last, both
lines cOnuerging at 81. Joseph, and
connecting at once NTH the ST.
Joseph and Denoer city Railroad,
running West through Eastern Han
sas into the heart Of Nebraska, and
connecting with tile Union PacDfO
Railroad at the CITY Of Fort Hear
neg, making the shortest route bnO,cn
to California and Pacific States.
These Bonds have Thirty Years
to run from August Ii, 1869, Pay
able at Maturity in Gold in the
City of New York.
The interest is payable in Gold
on the 10Th of February and August
in each year, at the rate of Eight
Per Cent, Free of Government Tax,
in New York, London, and Frank
fort-on-the- Main, at the holders
option, without notice, and at the
following equivalents on q $1,000
Bond.
In New York, $40, gold.
In London, So As. I'D.
In Frankfort-on-thc-M 100 flor.
On $500 bond, ono-half these
amounts respectively.
They are Coupon bonds in de-
nominations of $1,000 and $500,
but can be registered, and on sur
render of the Coupons can DO CON
vcrted into Registered Bonds.
Company's Capital Stock,
S1O,OO0,OOO
to which nearly $1,000
600 is subscribed and
paid up by local sub
scriptions, which amount
has, and is being ex-
pended on the road.
The Company have
100000 acres of SUI
perior land Immediately
adjoining the line. This
was a grant direct from
the u. S. Government to
aid the Company i'll their
work, and at the Govern
ment price of 81 so per
acre, has q value Of $4,000, 600
While the loan is only 1,50O, 600
and is the only debt against the COM
pany.
Tho issue of $1,5OO,GOO of these
Bonds is all that can be issued by
the Company.
Bonds sent and packages received
free of Express charge, and market
able securities converted without
commission to parties investing in
these Bonds.
We offer these bonds at the low
price of 81. and accrued interest in
currency, with the reserved right to
advance the price without notice.
Pamphlets, maps, and informa-
ton furnished on application.
Parties desiring safe and lucra-
tive investments should lose no time
in investigating these securities.
w. u. CONVERSE az Co.,
Commercial Agents,
81 Pine-st., New-York.
TANNER d. Co.,
Fiscal Agents,
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BUYFAro CATTLE MARKET-Nov. a
DONRsTIC MARKRTR

CstteRecpts 50 besd market D4ctTei parties span AOee
adVsnce Of Medium Pair At 81 S01SS BTita 90
HSgsght receipts market Kce and eItodi sales AZ o.
Q sit Sheep inactive. dfo0pfag. aud nominal
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ntntistrp.
gropcsals.
OPVI,E ~ SUPERINTENDENT OV CONTRACTION J
Posi-, OYYiCh AAD CUURr-li House. BuhDISG,
VA Nav N lRD1 y

oPVoE SUPERINTENDENT ov CONTRACTION }
Pusr OFyCh AsD CuytrliOVsg BUILDING,
NKw.YoRK CIIY, Nov. II. 1903
SEALED PROPOSALS will DO received ut
- the the Superintendent anti, " oeIocs H. Of the - d OF
december furnishing ad delivering the sc OF the buRs
htytso ll columns bed plates &C. lor use tue consa
on Of the United states Post Ooe aud CouI
House Buuga NeNiork City. All tue eaGss hu,t Oe s"aS
.naoh straight beet quality OF pg metal hd OF tue
AID weight the Srhdur aud drawings CSslhEs III
weight aud surplus weight WI
q less ieebo
the drawings be accepted nsa nerctl,
NJ c.luups aud pates must he phe
uu. all dned aud onre work cleaned VI Az"
a 6ist elAss nAHneT. II, Una =, .tinst, and the
sntte 10 10 completed o. before tbe -" "'' "
and bs delivered repaired ,s.n bidders viii DO
considered ou In aggregate Paymeot, deaunE
y,ry and Castings ~ tue All bids
Ten s sspt unul The fna eowon Of h dollars thai
nv p.nsl bond the sum 81 ffs sd Lra the
b hep viii and perform The n,tt
,bs certified 10 by
.,. ths hJr resides The Depsras ~ III Goyern,uspt
III M N IL be Ieeed for the ~, Ia th aIyer
irg s a. III sst does eonorm 10 e's" - he ,.eeiysd
D 90 So ~ - neither wiz A X on
trenen WI W. Sa arc no, themselves ensas IT, o. 80 ami
Ga Iron worE aud Who have not inc N''s'S'''
be CAslnga % pids E,rI ronC Oumhs'
PropoAE TO be mdoFseu ' a. r. IiULBURD Superintendent
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WHERE THE WEST rs.
The Chicago Tribune says:

Chicago is no longer Western, but is an
Eastern city. It is only 90 miles to the At
Isntlc coast, while it ls 1850 miles to the Pacific
coast. Dividing the Union into east, centre
aad west, each division is about 11OO miles
vide. The eastern division will embrace all
the Stales lying east OF tho Mississippi River;
the central. all the States and Territories be-
tween the Mississippi and the Rocky Noun
tains: and the western. all the States and Ter
r1tories between the Becky Mountains and the
Pa lfic coast. Somewhat the largest OF these
three great divisions il the central. And, as
tonishing as it may appear to those who have
not examined the map carefully, the territory
lying west of the Becky Mountains contains as
many square miles as the territory east OF the
Mississippi River. Notwithstanding this com
prises eleven Southern, all OF the so-called
Eastern" and Central" States. and all OF the
old Northwest" The completion OF the Pa
cific Railway has changed the former west INTO
east and central, aud moved the west 120O
miller towards the setting sun. The actual
west consists Of California. Oregon, Washing
ton, Nevada, Arizoua, Utah, Montana, Wyo-
ming, aud the maj or portion Of Colorado and
New Mexico. 1t is hard to realize the truth
that Chicago is an Eastern city, and that Hi
pois IS not even central, but is on eastern
State. Omaha which has always been Iegar-
ded as on the western verge Of the Far West, :"
is in fact $50 miles east OF the centre of the
Unioni We are not surprised, therefore, that
the citizens Of that enCerprslng little place
resent the imputatio1 OF being in the Far West.
In short this is a tolerabIy long "kentry" from
east to west, and when the Dominion is sab
sorbed," the distance will be eq iGly: as great
from north to SOUTH
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The Erie Railway stops at Oswego, New York,
for the construction Of bridges that have been
burned. Loss heavy.
The tug Asa Covel exploded at Cleveland,
Ohio, yesterday, and the captain and several
others were killed.
The President has submitted q series OF
questions to the Attorney General regarding
the political position Of Georgia.
The recent Indian massacre IN kansas ls
now attributed to the shooting Of squaw.
Citizens are known TO have been killed In re-
taliation.
i, Commissioner Delano has decided that the
: tates have no right to place upon the market
ticles produced by convict labor until the
ederal tax has been paid.
Crop accounts from Georgia are more favor
Bile. The cotton plant is small but healthy.
he weather for the past week was all that
ould be desired-warm and showery.
Treasurer Spinner has dispatch announo-
ne the plunderipg Of the Cnted States depos-
tory at Santa Fe. L. j. Collins, Assistant
treasurer, was found shot through the head.
The last statement from the depository showed
nearly half million to the government credit.
COLLINS had been removed and his successor,
who had Just arrived, telegrapbed the tragedy
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@HOME CUES T1ONS FOR THE SICK
LY AND DEBILrrATkD.-Is it worth while to en-
dure penal torture after every meal. when indi.
gesion can be Immediately relieved and perma-
nently cured by 30 agreeable remedy as HOSTEL
TRHs sTo ZACH BIrTERs2
Dots 1t pay to be compelled by debility and lam
auor to abandon active business, when brain nerve
and muscle can he brsced up, and the whole system
restored to healthy condition by q course OF HOS
LETTERS BITrERs9
Why approach the dinner table daily with posi-
tive disgust for all that Is savory and delicious,
when vigorous appetite for oven the pianesl fare
is created by the use of hOSrETTER'S BIr1ERS
l. it wise 10 live in this bright world as IL it were
dungeon, gloomy di. contented and miserable, when
the worst case of hypo,hondria can be cured in
week by suoh pleasant and wholesome exhilarant
as HoSTETTLR'S BIrTERS?
Can 1t be possible that any person Of bilious har
bit will -1ln thr risk of remiitent fever or biitus
collc when he can tone and regulate the great sc.
crehve organs with HOSrET1ER's BlTTERsa
Is not specles of moral insanity for any mer-
chaut, farmer, mechanic or traveller to be without
the best known antdote to the effects of poisoned
air and impure water. HOsrErTER'o BITTERS2
Considering the harrassing and depressing nature
of the functional arrangements to which woman il,
subject is it not astonishing that any invalid Of the
feeber sex should hesitate to seek the certain relief
afforded In such cases by the genial operation Of
aOsTETTRR'S BIr1ERS9
These are questions Of deeper interest than any Of
the political dogmas Of the day, and those whom
they concern are invited to give them something
more than passing thought. pac JuIe5
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BY TELEGRAPH.
TIE WASHINGTON ELEoEIoE.
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL IN TIE HANDS
OFAhOB OF NEGRO RIOTERS.
BLOODY FIGHTS WITH THE POLICE

WAsHMaToN June THE municipal cleo
ton in this city to-day was carried BY the Radi-
Gals, their opponents Offering but slight cppo.
sition. The polls we're abandoned almost en-
tirely to the negroes.
+ A very serious riot took plsce In the Second
Ward. The negroes chased q conservative
black man to his house and assailed
the DWELLING. The inmates escaped from
the rear. The conservative negro found re-
fuge in an upper story. when the police ap-
preached, surrounded the house and brought
him down, enclosing min in hollow square.
They thus carried him to the rolls where he
voted The negroes at this became furious,
and threw volles OF stones and fred pistols at
the p6hoe. The chief OF police was wounded
in the arm. and ordered his force to fire
over the heads Of the black mob. This
20 increased the violence Of the riot
ters that the police were compelled to
FIRE o volley directly into them, killing one AMI
woundinS three. when the mob fsd. Earlier
in the day policeman vas cut with razor
and seriously beaten in the Sixth Ward. Blot
ing also occurred in several OF the other wards,
but in every case was confined exclusively to
negroes. The police have behaved well. The
negroes are very disorderly tonight, and are
drinking freely which causes much appreben-
sion for the peace Of the community during
the nj yht.
LATRR.-The turbulence seems to be subsi-
ding. The prompt action Of the police has
struck terror among the violent and riotous.
while orders 70 the Marine Corps to hold
themselves in readiness to move at moments
warning to any part Of the mty. .hsve in mea-
sure quieted the fears Of the community. It
Is but just to say that no respectable eolored
citizens Of Washington participated In or en-
soursged the distu banoe.
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EUROPE.

FORMULATION OF THR NEW SPANISH ooHsTI-
TUITION.
MADRID, June 6-The co .stitution was pro-
mulgated yesterday with great pomp. Tbe
Executive CouuciI aud Cortes appeared on
platform, where the Secretary Of the Oortes
read the constitution, which was loudly ap-
plauded by the immense conoourse. On re-
turning to the Cha nber, each member OF the
Cortes swore TO protect and support the con-
stitution. After the promulgation some few
misses were heard, and q tumult ensued,
which only subsidized when the Governor OF
Madrid rushed AMONG the foremost rioters,
shouting ''Vioo soueraaia naoional.' Ibis
: changed tho feeling Of the fuctuating mob,
which Joined in cheering with the Governor
and the tumult subsided. OAly two were kill
ed, but several wounded. The Deputies sub
sequently returned to the platform aud review
ed $1,000 troops. The enthusiasm on all sides
was very great. II wasnotlced. however. that
none Of the Republican deputies participated in
heproceeding. A civic procession followed
the review, after which came grand banquet
and fireworks. Over 100, 600 persons from the
country visited Madrid during the day.
A bill will be introduced in council creating
Serrano regent OF Spain, but without power to
sanc(Ion LAWS or to dissolve Chambers. The
direct ts1es in the Spanish colonies have been
reduced one-haH and small export duty on
sugar, rum and tobacco imposed.
Much anxiety is felt here in regard to Cuba.
The uneasiness Is increased by the fact that
the government 10 unwilling to publish the tel
esrams which It receives from Cuba.
prsxsrABrIsH,ENTM M THE HOUSE OF LORDS.
LONDON, June 7.-The Conservative Peers
have agreed to oppose the second reading OF
the disestablshment bill, instead OF rejecting
1t, thereby gaining time and avoiding excite
ment. The majority in the House Of Lords
opposed to the bill is eighty.
THE FRKHCh RACES.
PARIS, June 7.-Glanear won the Prir de
Paris. The Emperor, Empress and Prince
! Imperial. Queen Isabella, of Spain, Queen So.
phia, of Holland, and other notables were pre-
sent. Several arrests were made on the course,
which are attributed to q new political con-
spiracy, the details of which are unknown.
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The Peruvian monitors have, it

The Peruvian monitors have, it Ia report
IA excited an uneasy feeling in the mind Of
She Spanish Minister at Washington. in oonse-
innence Of a rumor that they will be loaned to
Hs Cnban insurgents. The Peruvian Mlniste 4,
Soveyer. asserts that the monitors are lying at
norts OF the West Indies awaiting the approach
Of the proper season to pass through, , me me
pa,n s,nt,l the ap. p.roach OF the northern
.ntnp5f,. % and in that way will reach the Straits
dnr;no the summer weather of the southern
hemisnhere. Secretary Fish has communlca-
lad This statement to the Spanish Minister, as
Tell as the information that Peru has given
bonds not to permit the monitors TO oe. used
against SPAN.
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HOi FOE. CUBA.

Nxw YORK. June Tt is reported that q clip
per ship with eight hundred men, commanded
BY Vim. Hurdney. OF Oiuolnnati. sailed on sat-
urday to join the Cublns under Cespedes.
The men left New Yolk on schooners, os,ensi-
bly, for an excursion to the fishing banks, and
boarded the clipper below the Ii ightship.
Most Of them were Western mon and had serv-
ed u6der Sherman or Thomas.
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Marrieo.

NRLSON-BINGBAM.-Cn the ev. ming OF the 9th
instant by the Rev. W. B. YATES JOHN L. NIL
son. Of Portsmouth. VI to Miss HATTIE A. BING-
HAM Of taunton Mass.
~ New York, Norfolk and Portsmouth papers
please copy.
FISHRR-SMlLL-AtM Mount Pleasant. on the
afternoon Of Ju"e 8. by the Rev. ". eowMAN,
WALLER E. Fisher TO KATE SMALL. eldest
dauphtar Of the late VIZ. q. sMALL, Esq, all Of
Charleston No ids.
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@ FOURTEEN YEARS OLD.-lN 1858
We purchased the entire stock OF BOURBON WHlS-
KEY then three years old. We now offer this brand
at s6 per gallon and 81 80 per bottle or SIS per
dozen, large bottles.
Connoisseurs in this city and New York pronounce
thus the finest Whlskey of the day. Buy 1t and be
convinced. Constantly on hand other brands. hcm
81 80 TO IS per gallon.
WM. 8. CJ3WIN l. CO.,
Importers and Dealers IN
Fine Brandie,, Whistles, Wines, &C.,
No. 275 KlnS-street.
Branch Of No. 900 Broadway, New York.
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funeral Qotifss.

Tho Relatives. Friends and Ac.
qualutanceg of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. GO rJEN, /,
and Mr. G. sARLAANN and family, ara respectfully
invited to atteud the Funeral services OF Mrs GOT.
JEN, from her late resdeace, corner Of Fingstrees
and Hor, beck's All y, THIS AFTERNOON, at Four
O'Clock, without further invitation.
Ju0a
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Rs'NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS
indebted to Mr.. GEORGE H. CRU BER are requested
to make payments 10 either Mr. GEORGE d.
GRUBER, or to Mr.. g. ". GRUBER, ito be found at
messrs. CokWIN's STORE, ,KINa.sTREET,l during
tho month. After the first OF June, oil Indebtedness
unpaid will be placed into the hands Of Magistrate,
order to wind up the affairs as speedily as possible
= II. aERDrS 4 CO.,
Nav 10 limo Agentstor Creditors.
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Dbituarg.

STEW NI-Died. in this city on the morning Of
the s, instant AdNR~ bLIzABEr8, in'aut osuQh-
ter of DANIEL AUGUSTUS and AaNHI Isabel STE.
VEINS. az ak DAYS
.,ufsr tile children to come unto me. for Of such
is the kingdom Of Heayen."
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@BATCHRLOR'S HA1R DYE.-THIs
splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world; the only
true and pertsoa Dye harmless. reliable. instanta
neous; no disap3ontm .nt; ridiculous tints; rem-
edies the Ill effects of bad dyes; invigorates and
leaves the bair soft and beautiful black or brown.
bold ty all Druggists and Perfumers; and properly
applied At Bstchelor's Wig Factory. No. - Bond
street New York. Tyr May 10
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A member of Congress advertises in a New
York paper a cadetship appointment to the
United States Naval Academy fol- sale.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
aREENBRIER COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.

aREENBRIER COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
THESE CELEBRATED SPRINGS. so FAv0RA-
BLY, known for their valuable ALTERATIVE WA
TBRs, charming summer climate, and ss one OF the
most fashionable resorts Ia the country, will be
open for company on tho 18th Of May. aud with the
extensive eimUrovrments that have been made, Will
De prepared for the comfortable accommodation Of
from
FIFTEEN HUNDRED TO TWO THOUSAND
PERSONS.
The WHITE SULPHUR is now the western termi.
nus OF the Chesapeake and OHIO Railroad, and the
oars of that road lin onnection with teegraphio ia
cllities will be running to the springs by 1st July.
No pains or expense have or will be spared to se-
cure the comfortable entertainment In all the varie-
ties of accommodation, Of the large number Of visi-
tors that viii resort to the Springs the present sea-
son.
BANDS will be IN attendance; an extensive LIVERY
has been provided; and suitable arrangements
made 10 facilitate every innocent and rscreative
amusement appropriate toa
FASHIONABLE WATERING PLACE.
A number of Fancy and Masquerade Balls win be
given during tht season
Charges will be $25 per week. and 500 per month.
Children under ten years Of age and colored SER
commodadons.
PETTONs & CO.,
PRopRIEToRs.
White Sulphur Springs West Virginia.
MayT limo
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aFONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO TIE
now celebrated PLANTATION BITTERS were as
well kno IN IN the West Indies as they are now
known in the United States 1t is true that they
were not known by that name but their oompo uents
aud manner of manufa turing were the same-save
that there has been added Calsaya or Peruvian Bark
celebrated the world over for Its wonderful tonic
propertes Even to this day these Btters are popu.
lar as ever and their sale and use on these islands
is constantly increasing, and there can hardly
family be foun rich or poor, who is without them.
We do not wish to impute any wrong to the Ameri-
can proprietors OF these Biters but that they are
the orginttors we most stoutly deny and they must
take such umbrsSe at 1t they please 1T the same
tr.e we take this occasion to say that more valu.
able tonic BItters cannot be found in all the world.
We consider Them just the thing for weak aud deli.
cate females and all those requiring mild and gen.
tie stmuant
MAGNOLIA WArER.-SupCrior to the best imported
lot holt no prjc
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~ HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM.-THIS
article Is the True Secret OF Beauty. 1t ls what
Fashionable Ladies. Actresses. and Opera Singers
use to produce that cultivated duingse appearance
30 much admired In the Circles OF FAshlon.
1t removes all unsightly Blotches, Redness.
Freckes Ian. Sunburn and Effects Of spring winds,
and gives to the complexion Blooming Purity OF
transparent dslieacy and power. No Lady who val
ues q nne complexion can do without the Msgno
Balm. seventy five cents will buy i. OF any Of our
respectable dealers.
Lyons Kathairon is very delightful hair dress
ing. tuthB limo DAG May t2