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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-26
Board of County Commissioners

OF Boise county Idaho Territory will meet in Regu.
lar Session at the court house In Idaho City.
Monday, the Attn Day Of January. 1874.
That being the nrst Monday in said month. All
accounts other matters coming before said Board
should be fled with the Clerk prior TO that time.
All accounts and papers must be legally verified to
insule action thereon and no btu will be presented
unless ali the fees are paid
q. ". RICHARDS. Clerk.
Idaho city. December 10. ls7a-d
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-26
Pruffssiuual Cards.

JONAS w. BROWN.
rrORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law, AND
Notary Public, Idaho City. I. +. Win practice
the Courts Of the Territory. OyvIcI on Com.
~ street, TWO door above Court House.
The New York herald., 1874-06-15

i$s;s $s$ss.ss: $si$s$
ans sss.s su s ,Has;
Psf ssss s5 = Iowa 20
white spring 81 IS red winter m Western and 81 ae
%ass
The spot per Sashe for % western mixed and
s5ss sS SIC for Western ter yellow the marke, Closing
ssls %ssssIn mixed c and Tor delivery al june,
pasSs wsl' a s sa's' @ snd
the latter an e1treme.for mixed and e6c Tie tor
ys @ sss Il sss s.:ss. c.sSs
-, EHxIsnrsmIhe marks. for berth ireghis was rmeT.
ssd grain saa ars 'F Fese;
Ssrpoo aovf by Sha
SasssI. gram as a. tsaaon y steam bushels
is: to 1AInt%eTD Sy ss icoS oSls: aoar private
are or Ths snrsrs w aeds an Aqss bark
Sorwsssn Sssk hence . Sonnsns direct Sus.
S.as" 300 assfIsis s.aIa sss%.i ss,msa
%daac Too bp ana cases pesroles% 81
ssaIa ana i e disassSssr
me Das1 rom
hence BaIc port 5000 bbls. refined petroleum on
sssp
soS
So d. sSossry, Is 4sc; Ps1so ncs s5s. aSc. Eng
NAv1I sroRSs~For spirits Of tarpsntine the market
aa but prices remained about the same Closing
bbls at ssSsc RosinThe market for strained was dull
no says and s ns s
ns q % S5Sp 5 p Of Ssef So @ pa sss So
Tar and ch Mere da sad ne%nay
;5' $'s1$
i% Sshs1 q nqnsS qSstsS ss SPOT:
s9f ss and md naenSa nomns nsse Ts
wsy. S but n IN @ by w 1
delivery isc balance a q month quoted st
sS Psoa,ssoss $40 IS . tbl. beef none cut
Ss sS;s s ss s.
For
nominal the sales were coniinsd to7s bis new mess:
fRG' S jury p' without Hs[
nH @ Sold It m i0T s ana
boXe; clear Gc per ID secfIhe market
ss rage prma Rnms mss ss Ss
Sda $50 .s lST extra India mess 10
We're were neglected. and nonnai quoted within range Of
1 sSsr s aa s s @ sae o were s ct
prices and embraced M &C. oa loose picked hams at loc
pss ~ sssss ss : E!
steady, with far demand the sales were 800 terces,
June Ic per ID. go tcrces, july at IL lll6c 500
tierces, August at h,c, and $50 ierces, September,
grades were lower; Cheese ruled easier.
SUGAR-The market for raw sugar was easier closing
the basis Of 7zc sic per lb weak The sales were
2SO hhds within this range ana l5o boxes cayed
4 l03zc. for crushed and powdered and l0ac. TOR
granulated. We quote :-Cuba-kefnng inferior to
mon, 7c; 7Hc; fair to good fair 75e g.; good to
prime e choce sse sssco a. centrifuga bids and and
boxes zsS, S. melado ~ s1s clsyedTBe1es y %
Sc, s5sc do l3 to lh SIC 91c do. l6 to Is, 9hc.
ioisc, So IL 20 i02sc iOsss white 95s. sSsc
grocery, fair 70 cheise, SIC @ sAc. Brszil-Dutch
Nos. 70 to Y, SIC sAc Manila-superior and extra
kicEs-Trade, In distributing way, was moderate,
and tho market firm. Sales 10 tierces OF Carolina at
7Ac SIC per lb. according to quality, and LIS bags
Rangoon ut 7l4c q 73sc. per lb.
TALLow dull with sales Of III 0O lbs At 7>Sc. $40
perlb
WHIsKxY-Receipts, 4Ol bbs, and for the endins
this date The sales 26U bbls at 95c per
gallon now held at 99c per gallon.
The New York herald., 1874-06-15
REPUBLICANISM IN GERMANY.
From the London Telegraph

This is a country In which the government is an
incorporation of one set or political principles but
where the people entertain another. Through the
accident that the army system has got welded
into the national habits to such extent that the
most advanced Prussan democrats have not .
notion how to set about getting rid OF 1t in ear
nest-were the chance OF doing SO afforded them
Germany has got to be governed by an absolute
monarchy. But the German people is far more
really and generally republican than the French.
There are plenty OF excellent State ofiicals-even
In this finest of bureaucracies, which holds the
tions WILL perhaps, yet more tightly lettered than
does the army. whose political principles are repub-
llcan to the bone. One OF Prince Bismarck's most
trusted subordnates and indispensable com.
panions Is one OF this class, who has suffered
exile In his day for his opinions-the more
vigorously because he did not keep them by any
means TO himself nor hesitate attempting TO put
them into action. Not the less for all this does
this admirable lunctlonary fulfil the duties Of hts
once-whlch oil tend to the greater glorificati0n
and fortihcat0n or monarchy-with exactitudo
and zeal. In hts heart, doubtless he yearns for
Liberty, Equality, Fraternity, and 1t must be very
gratifying TO him to observe that just now his
mighty Chief Is so fond OF republican France.
But his brain and hands are devoted to the main
tenance OF dynasty, she present retgning repre-
sentative OF which at least looks upon republics
with the same sort OF contempt and loathing that
might be expected to animate the breast OF
Partisan gourmet whilst contemplating the rudi-
mentary performances In the gastronomic line OF
South sea canniDaL
The New York herald., 1874-06-15

such as has not been known before for years.
correspondent patty describes the situation
thu5:-
A GENERAL sHRINKAaE
is taking place, and the sooner the American
people reconcile themselves to the new order OF
things the better It win be for all parties con-
cerned The brokers Of Wall street will be thinned
out, and many OF those who have been mere gaudy
consumers viii see that 1T will be better to 'go
Westn and become br0wn-nsted producers. The
Gold Room will In time become the ''bankrupt hall
deserted.u Already
THE TAX OF oNE-TwENTIETH OF ONE PER CENT
which it Is proposed TO levy has had the effect OF
setting stock and gold spectators to thinking
what small margin OF pront will be Afforded BY
X ex SIS for the tax. 1t Is to be hoped that Con-
gress will persist in Its purpose and levy such
tax for it will come out Of those who are best able
to pay 1t. Somewhere from So 0O0 600 to $4,000 900
shares OF stock which are annually bought and
sold will produce revenue or nearly 3d. 900 to
the general government, besides checking the gold
speculation which contributes 80 largely to de.
preciate our currency.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES OF THE WEEK.
The following table shows the extreme duo tua-
tions for the week in the leading shares:-
The New York herald., 1874-06-15

The Treasury operations at the New York ONCE
during the week included the disbursement OF
$4oO 600 account OF interest," $ls7, in redemp-
ton of nve-twenty bonds and the receipt or
$685. 900 for customs. The Treasury also sold
31,0O 00e gold.
THE STOCK MARKET.
Nothing can be added 70 the thrice told tale con-
corning speculation in this department that will
give fresh point or navor. The movement has been
tame since the beginning Of the week and without
feature, except in the OF Erie, which declined
from 32'. to 90 1t was what might be described az
picayune market between the traders on the floor
are content with gain OF u or n per cent, and
rarely let their losses be multiplied by twice these
ngures. There Is, unquestionaby, a want OF faith
In the situation; for, If it were otherwise, some
body would begin to bull stocks.
POOLS WOULD BE FORMED
operators would load up rather than $50 short,n
and cling to what they have, instead OF allowing it
to slip through their hands at the flrst symptoms
OF decline. Possibly speculation received "a black
eye" from Congress; perhaps capitalists are wait
ing on the development OF trade and the healthful
influences OF good crops, on better returns from
the railroads, and host OF other things that 90 20
make the commercial convalescence complete
But 1t has not escaped the attention or even the
casual observer, in looking over the small sales
arom day TO day, witnessing the manipulations at
the Bosrd and seeing how easy prices droop when.
over the market seems to be supplied,l that there
u species Of "dry rot" prevailing among stocks
The New York herald., 1874-06-15

on saturday evening, shortly after six O'Clock.
two burglars broke into the establishment OF B.
Fox Co.. No. 391 Canal street. and was in the
act OF appropriating q number OF gold watches.
gold charms and other articles when Mr.. Byron
Fox returned for some purpose, and, discovering
his door open, took In the situation at glance.
He stepped inside and seeing the two men, SAID.
"Wherc is Mr.. Foxgn to which one replied, 'Eo
has just gone down stairs and wili be up In .
minute.- Mr. Fox then said, IL am Mf. Fox" at
which both started to rum one going down the
back stairs and over q rear fence. making
good his escape, while the other, close
" pursued ran down into Canal street,
and into East Broadway, where he was captured.
Tnon be,nu taken to the Leonard street station
house he gaye the name OF William Bently, OF Fort
lee although previously he had stated that he
iIved In chicago and IN this city. Yesterday morn
ine he was rsHen before Justice Flammer, at the
Tombs, who committed him In default Of $1,000
hail The burglar VINO escaped Is well known ia
the police and his arrest IL only nero matter oi
time. The tools with which they effected THEFT
entrance, having broken on three locks were
CaDtureds
The New York herald., 1874-06-15

For future delivery basis low middIng the sales have
beef as foows:-Last evening, after two oclock-June
bales at II l6c 20 short notice. at l7c july 400
Iac 100 at II 100 at II 9iec October, 100 at
1910 bales Today up to one % n M1June s5 l@ bales 4
IWatI7 il.sac 800 at i1lc., ioo at Tlss2c., io0 at
il liSc 100 a y 2s2c 800 stl 2ss2e 800 at i5Ae go
81 49, 100 Z 2sssc M 1So q at 1 l7a 500 At s2c
Grand total Y 600 bales The averages yesierdsys
were as follows June r IOs July, Ess; August.
December III First call7galy ioS at Sl6c; August,
800 at il zsssc. Total, 200 bales The receipts
Isl Charleston, 49,; wilmington, 4; Norfolk, 4as New
York. 1896; Boston, 302 Philadelphia, 36 Total, l609
bales. -
AGO. 7Sl bushels corn 232,62 do; corn meal 27S bbs
and 24O bags oats At bushels and for the week end
Ing this dae-Fi0ur, 775 bbs wheat 1859 bushels
corn S96 $50 do meal 5,sS6 bbls. and 645 bags
oats ISL o9S bushels; rye $500 do The iour market
ruled weak and without activity at the annexed quota
tons within the range which about lO0 bbls State
and Western were sold, the market closing dulL South
ern our was neglected and dropping with sales OF SO
bbls within former range Of prices. Rye -four sold to
the extent of only aO bbls at from - So per
bbl Corn meal dull, With sales OF 800 bbs 81
W. nd Al for Rran nd Wo
The New York herald., 1874-06-15
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

net ass.S It's ssSs 0's'Gsy sass ssi %ssn @
49,, ,,.lMT. New oaHEaNs: oa,as,,n:. June me Is ls74.
ss5p' sso stocs ss ssss '''' - '' 10 ''s
Cotton quiet and irm mddlng, isSzs. Net receipts,
y bales. Exports coastwise' 2i2 Sales Co., Stock,
''''''' SAVANNAH, June la 1874
bales; es;1n gross, ISL Sales 49, Stock 4 ~
CHARLESTON, June 49, 1874
nspas, oSsswe Sa M bales
WILMINGTON. n; C., June 49, ls74
os sp'rs 81 sa pa e
for 3 vso% p sna IS sy S M q IS
steady at s2
Flour unchanged sale, es ss: Sss1ss 9ps + b. ie
Sa & for s. wss s iss Sas u
No. Milwaukee club st 81 4. Corn uulet market
Gsss hss. ssinsi %sa sn
h0r ssS.. s ss nssns sors a.
SGS New e ss% s s SsSa SsaS @
Lake sst isr 1890 aS
bushels corn. $500 do; lumber 900, 900 feet
, -, ,s, ,syr.A.o @ June Il, 1874.
Flour, ls5i SIis wheat sos Sss bushsis corn 4sa2
SsSss sSrs Do d. ass s S Ss
Canal ireishts steady wheat, Ike; corn, lolc. oats
&ster ii sSus sp9ns sr
winter 81 rs 81 rs; white winter, 81 IS 81 Wheat
spsE ss 10 spins No q
2do, 81 SO; Chicago No. do, 81 30 Port Washington
81 81 red winter, 81 IS 81 ~: white winter. 81 60
81 TO- Corn active sales 5000 bushels No. Western
at TIC. Oats quiet sales $500 bushels No. lots at
&c. offered by boat load a. ac Rye nominal at 81 10
81 80 81 81. Other articles unchanged.
TOLEDO June l3 1874
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat closed frmer; No.
!, 81 jsns II s.ss ii jsjy Sy s
red 81 IS Corn fair demand and lover nigh
mixed, &C., cash. 66Ac, July; &C., August 6714c, Sep
tember low mixed, b51sc, cash and July; grade,
65c damaged, 59c Oats shade higher No. SEC; No.
2 5O1zc Michigan, 50ac. Freights firm wheat Buff
falo Sc. to Oswego, &C. Receipts-2WW bushels wheat
1900 do and 1000 do oats shipmcnts-OUO bbls.
-four, 10000 bushels wheat, M0O0 do. corn and 1000
oats
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat in far demand
cash; 81 is July 81 iss August; No spring, l2
lower, closing steady; No 2miIed. 9Ac., cash ac-
steady; No 46hc, cash $40 July; rejected, l3s4c.
nal Pork unse tiled lower closing steadier at $i7 rs
cash. June and July Lard dull and dropping ut Ii &c
Bulk meats-No sales onered NC. lower Whiskey steady
91sc. Lake freights-Com to Buffalo, SAC 3s1c.;
to Oswego, 7c Recepts6000 bbls flour; $1,000 bushels
wheat 1885, 900 do corn 10000 do. and 4OO do rye
shpments-s,oN bbs -four, 1000 bushels wheat
and o. 600
The New York herald., 1874-06-15
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES SATURDAY.
The following table shows the opening, highest
and lowest prices OF the day.

CLOSING PRICRs-THREE O'CLOCK p. NJ, SATURDAY.
Western Union Telegraph, 70 72h; Quicksilver,
22a 26; Pacific Mail, 41sS AK; New York Gen.
tra and Hudson River Railroad, % q 9sI; Erie,
2s24 29h; Harlem, 12S 129; Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, 1o9h a 1O9'S Lake shore, Tx
72X; Union Pacific, 251s 25A; Pittsburg s714 q
S7ls; Chicago and Northwestern, 3SX 39; do.
preferred. 51h 55A; New Jersey Central 1O71S
1881 Chicago and Rock Island, 95X q 90; Milwau-
kee and st. Paul, 339S 3a1a; do. preferred, 53A
53x; Toledo and Wabash, 342s a 341z; Ohio and
Mississippi 231s 2sh; Hannibal and st. Joseph,
"a a 254; do. preferred % 80; c., c. and G.,
1S5s 1SH.
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.
The foreign commerce OF the port for the week
was:-General merchandise imports, including
dry goods. $40, $50 l4 produce exports S. e3l 705
and specie exports, s1,675, 925 The total mer.
chandise imports, including dry goods, since jan
uary l this year, are $197 652, 1863, against
$l9s 1923 last year and s21o s17Oss in 1872 The
total exports OF produce since January l are
S124. .47o78s, against s122, ,s4O o7O last year and
$92, 1927 in 1872. The total exports OF specie
since January are $27 1885, against $23, $780, 5Sl
last year and $32, ,6s2, 544 in 1872.
The New York herald., 1874-06-15
HAVANA MARKETS.
HAVANA. juno l3. 1874.

HAvANA juno t. 1874.
Sugar nominal Molasses sugar, II a l7a reals per
reals; fair to good refining, Is lsA reals grocery
grades 221 q reals Stock Of sugar In Havana and
week e GOO boxes and 5eo 30 hhds Exported during the
and all the hds to the United states Molasses nominal
Is reals per keg. Bacon, ySl $S6 per cwt Butter
$50 ssi. Flour, s2s 80 $50 per tbi Hams American
sugar Gursd Sn per snPs Lsdln all kegs s
Dbl Wax-Yellow, SIG 80 $50 per srrobe; white Si9a
pine S65 S75 pitch pine S57 500 Box shoots IL "a
reals Spanish gold, 26l 26 Exchange In tair demand
the United States short sight currency, 1 premium:
on London, l7s'a 1s0 premium; on Paris lis 100
The New York herald., 1874-06-15
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton on Spot Dull-ssFutures'
1-sc. Higher-Pctroleum Highcr-Na-
val stores Quiet-sugnr Weak-Conee
Strong-Iolasses Inactive-On Change,
Flour Drooping-Whent 1c. &c.
Lower-COrn Declined 1c. and Closed
Steadier-Oats Quiet-Pork Dull-Lard
Weak-Bacon and Cut Meats Neg
lectcd-Freights Unchanged.
SATURDAY, June 1876 P. M.
The trade movement to-day was fairly active for
Saturday On 'Change there was free movement
in wheat and corn at reduction of 1c. &c. per
bushel for the former and fully 1c. per bushel for
corn, the latter showing tendency to advance at
the close. Oats were without material variation
In price. Cotton on the spot continued to meet
with a slow demand. "Futures,n while without
activity, advanced nc. Pork was not in demand
Lard was In buyers favor. In the grocery
market there was moderate activity only. Coree
was generally held by the importers for higher
prices. Sugar barely resisted the influence of
larger offerings and diminished demand, and
closed weak without decline. Petroleum decidedly
higher Naval stores without worthy change.
CoyrEE.-An descriptions were held very firmly by
first hands The sales comprised 1870 bags Rio per Teni
ers, &c., gold; 60O bags Maracaibo, per Northern
Home and 800 bags do per Claribel-both lots 71c
q &c., gold We quote Rio ordinary cargoes l74c.
l7bc air do, ls14c. lssc good do 19c 9c prime
do 2Ol4c 20sc extreme range for lots l8ac. 2Oc
Java government bags. 23c. 24c. grass mats 23c.
&c Ceyon lsc. 2lsc; Maracaibo l6hc. 2l1sc.; La
guayra l9,Sc N1sc.; jamaica l9c 2c. St Domingo.
i6c. Porto Rico, l9c. 2eac: Costa Rica. l9c 2Oac
Mexican l3Sc. l9Hc Savanilla l6c. 2c.; Curacao,
ice a ISisc gold. sixtv TO ninetv days credit.
CorroN the spot dull without essential change
prices Late this afternoon line of 479 bales full
style strict good ordinary sold probably export
were moderately active at bc. advance. We quote -
Upiands Alabona. NJ Orleans. Teras.
sss sss'S;;s s;:s, ssss s;ss:.y tx 4 l.. |: ;,,s
hSsI,ns Nay %,.dlins. ES i iiss HIs IS: Iss
Good middlinQ 1914 1873 l9sr 1885,
The quota tons based cotton IN store running
quality than half grade above below the
grade quoted The sales as reported up TO 1880 r NJ
To-Day Last Ev'q Total
Consumption 2aS 81 2S4
delivery low middlinCl the
The New York herald., 1874-06-15
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DROWNING.

About six O'Clock last evening, as the ferry boat
Montana was leaving ner slip at the foot OF Broad
way, Williamsburg, small boat. containing three
boys named George Carol, Samuel Lover and John
Ward all residing in New York, suddenly turned
the corner of the dock. Before the pilot OF the
ferry boat could stop his boat she into the row.
boat, throwing Its occupants into the water. They
were rescued BY the ferry hands In nearly
exhausted condition ana sent homo.
The New York herald., 1874-06-15
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

PHYFE-WHITEMIN.-0 Wednesday, June 10,
ls74 at the residence OF the BRIDES parents by the
Rev. ID. b. +. Randolph. JOHN j. PHYFE to AMELIA
WHITEMIN all OF Jersey City Heights.
PARKs-CAMPBEII-- -On Wednesday, June TO- at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents. by the Rev.
j. B. Campbell, Mr. HENRY g. PARKS to Miss ANNIE
NJ CAMPBELL, daughter Of the officiating clergy
man. Both OF Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1874-06-15

MONEY LOANED PROMPTLY UPON MORT
~; .oj gage on city Property; Mortgages bought and
sold- ~ B-A rev per cent first mortgage bonds on
one OF our best old trunk railways only IS and IN
Lerest; bargain v. X. STEVENSON Jr, IL zine St
The New York herald., 1874-06-15
Some of the Evils of Congress
sional Legislation.
WHAT NEXT?-AN ENGLISH OUTLOOK.
The Events of the Week in the Money
and Stock Market.
TIMIDITY OF CAPITAL.
WALL STREET,

w
SUNDAY, June IA, 1874.
Were 1t not for Congress and its curious treat
ment OF the currency question, Wall street, during
the past week, would have had little to talk about.
Hhe general belief now finds expression that the
country must wait for another session and another
class OF legislators before settlement or the
financial problem is reached. Perhaps 1t is best
that it should be so, for Congress has shown
strange inability in dealing with the subject, and
y stranger variance with the declared wishes Of
the President ana the pledges of the party plat
form OF which he is the official representative SO
Tar as the public are concerned, they will hail
THE ADJOURNMENT
of the b0dy with unmixed satisfaction, for the lat
Ger has been guilty OF the chief evils from which
the people have suffered ever since it convened
1t has done harm by doing nothing and retarded
lhe process OF recovery that would have surely
taken place in obedience to natural laws, had
trade been let alone. 1t remains to be seen
whether between this time and the day OF adjourn
ment the urther effort to cook up bill will be
any more successful than those which have been
defeated. The events OF the week were compara-
lively insignificant, except
THE BANK STATEMENT,
which is important as indicating tnat these fnst-
tutOns have had increased opportunities for lend
ing money, and show an enlargement OF loans as
compared with last week OF S1,3l6 500. In specie
there was decrease OF 81 461, l00 the larger part
OF which has doubtless been exported. There is
likewise falling of Of nearly sl,Ooo,OOO OF legal
tenders. These may have been sent to the country
For the convenience OF our readers We reproduce
the following
COMPARISON OF THE AVERAGES
of the banks for the past two weeks:-
Jatye Q. June 13. Differences
Loans. S279 300 $28l 24 500 Inc 81, 316, 500
Specie. 24,382, 100 900 Dec z, ,46l, 100
Legal tends 6l,S9O,8O0 6O951, 900 Dec 939, 800
Deposits 231 913, 800 232, 722 ADO Inc. 500, 100
Circulation 26, 1000 26,671,S00 Dec. $4,000
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total lia5ilities:-
June 8. Jnne 13. Differences
Specie. $24 382 100 81, 1000 Dec 81 461, 100
Legal tends 61,S90, 500 60,951,000 Dec 039, 500
Totr reserve $50, 272 900 $S2s720 900 Dec 300
Circulation "a, 764, 600 26,671, 500 Dec. 200
Deposits 23l, 9l3 800 1872 722 400 Inc. 500, 100
Tot.llabts$ ,677 $259, 1884, 200 Inc. Sl69O0
rs pc. reser. 64,669, 1926 64,S4S,550
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-01-30
Attention, All!
n MUSICIANS AND DRUGGISTS.

A prominent New York physician lately COM
planned to DUNDAsD DICK about his SANpALwoop
OF CArsULEs stating that sometimes they CURED
miraculously, but that Q patient Of his hal taken
them for sOmc time without effect. On being in
formed that several limitations were made and
sold, he inquired and found that his patient had
been taking capsules sold in bottles, md not
DUNDAS DICK h co.'s.
What happened 10 this physician may have
take this method ofprotecting physietnns, drug
gists and themselves, and preventing OIL OF
SANp. LwooD from coming iut0 disrepute.
PHYSICIANS who once prescribe the Capsules
will continus - Do -, for they contain the
pure Oh To the best and cheapest form.
DUNDAS DICK 4 CO use more OIL OF SAN-
IN the manufacture Of their Capsules
than all the Wholesale and Retail Druggists and
perfumers in the United States combined, and
this 10 the sole reason Why the Pcre eli II cold
cheaper in their Capsules than in any other
form.
every other remedy, sixty Capsules ealy being
required to insure . safe and certain cure in six
or eight days. From NO other medicine can this
result be hsd.
DICKS SoTr c~ArsuLEs solves the problem
long considered by many eminent physicians. Of
how TO sSoid the nausea and disgust experienced
In swallowing, which are we'll known 70 detract
from, II not destroy, the good effects Of many
valuable remedies.
Son Capsules are put up IN tin-foll and neat
boxes, thirty in each, and are The only capsules
prescribed by Physicians.
p.Th.ss were the ssly CsPsalss admitted
. ths last Paris Expssitisa
Send for Circular to IS Wooster Street, n. T.
AOLD At L DkC0 sfORES.
General Agency, Ito Resds Street, ". 7. ~