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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-09

The continued growth Of interest IN bullion min
ing exceeds the expectation Of some aud the COM
preheusion of many Seats at the New-YoTk Mining
Stock Exchange, which only short time AGO went
begging for buyers at 5000 and $500. last
week sold at 81 200. and we Informed
that $1,000 is now bid. During last week
the business at the Ncw-lork Mining
Stock Exchange was sQmewhat influenced 10y the
San Francisco markets, because tho stocks
of the Bodie District made pronli-
nent in the dealings here. aud cousc-
quently prices generally suffered. South
Bulwer Mine may possess vaue. but It's stock sud
denly rose from 81 80 to 81 CO. and a. suddenly
dropped to 81 50. with large transactions. Green
Mountain has been exceptionally strong its price
advancing to 50 80 with a liberal demand for the
stock from Philadelphia aud the East. The reports
from this cOmpany's mine are OF the most enc0urag
ing character, and its dividends seem 10 be meas
ured only by the capacity of It's stamps, which are
now unequal to the product OF ore
The shares Of the Comstock lode have
declined and closed weak. Leadvillc aud Little
Pittsburg were active but at lower prices. tie de-
cline in each being largely influenced BY the I'M
friendly relations existing between the managers
and some prominent operators. South Hlte, aitei
ruling at above So fell TO 81 95 and rallied to y %
Great Eastern was fairly active with sales OF q 600
shares, DuJ inc utIdy Ill lt5uuihB ui''"U""H
made il weak, and its price declined from % TO
80. At the Stock Exchange the dealings IN
mining stocks were insignificant. excepting in
Central Arizona. which declined from l3 10
l1Q11I2 and in Little Plttsburg. when the
attack upon its price made, which caused
il TO decline from % to 22l2G23. Caribou sold at
S5aS4 80, Standard at 32031l2 Homestake at
3sQ37, and Sutro Tunnel at 3os03l2.
Shares IN the Central Construction Company
representing the American Union Telegraph Com
pany are now selling freely in the street at 100 per
cent premium on instruments already paid.
At the regular weekly meeting of the Governors
of the Bank of England on Thursday no change was
made in the banks rate for discount, and it remains
at per cent against 2a21i cent the rate IN the
omen market for discount of bankers three-months
bills. During the week the bank lost f46,OOO
bullion but the proportion of it's reserve to its La
blitIes winch for the preceding week was 47os per
cent was increased TO asa per cent. AT the Stock
Exchange British consos were lower, declining to
97l5,e but account rallied 90 oslo United States
bonds advanced from a TO 81 per cent, and reacted
only Is per cent for the 81 and per cents. Amer-
car, RAILWAYS after being higher, generally close
the week with some decline, Ere common being an
exception with a gain OF 80 per cent. The follow
ing are the highest and lowest prices OF securities
for the week and the closing sales Saturday and
week ago: p...,..,o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-09
COTTON MARKETS.

BaIrrosF. Feb 7-oortou bro MddIug l3c.; Low MID.
dns D. gc Good ordinary ~ ~ net receipts - ba'esi
coa.vi-~ 500 sales. 200 bales spnncrs, 10 bales
go,f-S ~ 7"coiton steady Afidrug I3sc Low Mid.
ding i2'ic Good Ordinary = W net receipts 80 Oales'
Cn,xsuS FEB 7-Cotlon quiet steady; Mddling 1895
Low A.e41as y Good oIle4r az i Ss net 40
tIScisSAri. Fcb. 7-Cotion hrn Midalms. l2gc' low
sslnmons 100 bales sales 10 bales spnners 100 bales
fe0 5 5Coon 2a'f 9dG msl recea, I sSy
ba'cs. .aics, 100 bales stock. 72G Dsies, ,.
Wpwri,f- Feh 7-Cotlon firm; M.Gnne. 21c; receipt
55z bales shpmeuts 1905 bales sales. AGO bales stock
MoniiI rob cotton qmet: Mdllng 1850 Low MID.
ding l2tr Good ordinary II Sc, net ivc'pH lt9- Daie
exports go bales rcs uvU bales stock o. IS
Nr,y outaAys Feb Cotton steady at quotations Mid
I~i 5~p. 20 baes sross 2to bales eKSorts 10 Great
7G5 bales sales 5000 biles. stocA. 3li.577 bales
CONT 900 bales, export, 10 Great Britain. go bales
oosstwise uJO bars -@es $50 bacs stock $1,000 bales
vnr I8c cool Ordinary. l2'lc net receipts. 40 bales
rro ~ bc- exports coastW.sc 800 bales Sales pinncrs
s191,han FEB. 7-,ooa yery qrm Mdduns l2Sc Low
MldunH l2', S"ot ur.nar, ~ ,,c ne, rseeir, Ss5S
I'm isst evening 500 bales. storK II - 3 bales
receipt, eSs haes. shpnent- 624 bales, saes 1854 bales
WnNs,iIoN. Feb. Cotton firm MldiIng i29c.i Low
MldInc l2sc Good Ordinary. ll'sci net receipts 1872
LyFarooL- Foo 7-l2.3o ,. m.--cotton hardening Nh.
aenoudng 100 baies or speculation ana export ece'Its
5000 bacs, Including 1000 i.lcs Amcchn fntuies-DP
lands, Low Aiddlug CLAUSE icb'i' ana MaIeh -
rod; also All 20. March and AAl delivery 9sd do
delivery. ST.. d. June and MY delivery 'u 70, july
August delivery 7sa4d DO. August and september delivery
Included :, $50 bales American. Futures closed quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN NARKETS.

JryERPoo;, Feb 7.-Pork-Prme Mess Eastern dull
at 62l: western DUP at ss Baeo9zcum Psri.Dd Cut
dul al q! short RAD dull At 37i Tong Ci r,1
dn al AZ. shoulders. dull 20. Bcef-InGa Mess, dull
So Lard-Prme Western. dull At sod Taiow-Prme CITY
anil at 1864. Turpentine-Sprts Gull, at 80.
Rsin-Common. steady al 40d.: Fine duh at 10. Cheese
American Choice. dun at 49,. Lard Oh, dull q a..
steady At olld.i Spring. No = stoady at iObd. No"
Winter Western, rmer at lOlld; New Southern Winter
6rmer al lIlL COr-aiXed. dull at cd Old; Mixed
Sew dun at b3 I'D. COtonseed OILY American none
In market RosInCom anon, al London steady ~ D.. JuI-
penne-spir'ts. At London. duh and nominal at 81.
IVEEIO0l, Feb 1880 p m-Laid. 30 d. per cWt f0r
American Bacon Cd. for Long clear Mlfdlcs
ana 81 Short Clear Mddea Beef o. per fierce Tor
Prime Mess
LONDON Feb. 1880 p.m.Rerned Petroleum. G4dper gal
snrar 27d27 Cd per for Cuba Centrifugal poarizng
9G and 2d23 owfor Cuba huscoyado Fair RehuinS
afOai -,
HAvRE Feb Lard closed at 90 francs DO cen INES per
Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-09
lLrn srncK MArKnra-nY rELEaRApn.

CHICAGO Feb 7-iOcr-Ecccpta. lj.COO head shipments
4DI market quiet aud oaer but not quotaDy lower
Mixed PACKING - 3Oa>4 50. Light - 53Gs4 40 Choice
Heayy "a I5asG Is: market closed steady, with all
sold.
let auet ana weak easier, ~ not quotabH lower ship
ming std>l 80: Butthor. ~ Nebraska ItXans IS 80
81 Oi ST fercrs weak; Common - so ass %
Good 500 - 20 yards cleared OF stock.
SNIP Shipments 300 head; market quiet but steady at
81 5UGS4 90. 1890
~ IoIls Feb 7-nOGs- STEADY and unchanged Light
shpnr ~ 100 = 25 Packing ~ 1854 40, Butchers to
select 81 4OdsI 90; receipts 300 head shipments $500
head.
CArrB-Steady and unchanged being saturday the run
very hight. usual; receipts 200 head shipments
1000 herd. D.,
SuREP-Se4dv and unchanged Butchers ard shipping In
goOn demand receipts LOUU head shipments, 800 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-09
conron
Annexrd aro the CLOSING LIMITATIONS saturday:

State bonds were quiet as compared with The bust
ness done i'm them during the previous week the
total sales for last week amOuntlngony to S3Ol 900
against ST. 100000 for the preceding seven GAYS
PsilToad bonds also were less active but geneIaly
nTiees were well sustained Notable among the
weeks doiugs were the incomes OF ST. Douls ana
Iron Mountain and Denver aud Rio Grande hrsts
each of which made sharp advances upon the prices
of a week ago Canada Southern iirsts were weaker
becanse of the unfavorable character OF the com
nenr, rrnorf and Mobile and Ohio first debeutures
were Subjected to a "bear raid,' which
at one time carried their price down to 70l2.
The folIowlng are the highest and lowest prices
of some of the principal representative railroad
bonds turing the week. and the closing sales Satur-
dav and a week ago:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-09
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA Feb 7-Sngar1ho market ruled dul during the
enTe Neek owing continued unavOra e advces from
abroad Quotations aro almost nominal sellers are nhwll
ing TO sell at IN ing prices. Nos 10 10 ~ u 81 tAGSp
reals gold per arrube; NOs. 10 10 ~ ~; =, OHalVp
reals; Moassts sugar Nos 10 ~ or@py1s IeAs
Muscovpdo sugar. Common to Ealf,. bAHt4 Icais :
Cenfueal Sugars 90 polarization, In boxes ana nuns
aQ reals Slnok IN warehouse al Havana anu MAthnAis
10000 boxes. 37SuD bags. and 10000 mus ecepIS Oi
tie wtfk-GOUO boxes. 01OI bags aud lGOOo mus TX,
ots irirr fhr week. boxes. 1880 bags and AGO
hd incndng boxes 100 baqs and 4AOO hhds To inc
ned Stotrs Spanl 4. gold 23C 23T. Exchange hrmi on
Inc United states 80 days gold. 4Ae5h premium short
sight co. "a pTcnfumi London lo'ia4o pIeumi
ON Pans, 2aa2la premium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-09
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

mr., O Feb Flour Wheat quiet sncs. 800
bnsb No Hard Duluth 81 80 Corn unchanged sales,
Mixed Mt ib2c oats quiet and uuchaneod
Ballcy fair demand sales all on private terms hye
neglected Malt steady quoted Canadian. " IOdtl 70
Higrines good demand but Al lower rates Railroad
Freishts 20 New-YOrk-Wheat l2oi Corn llso oats DC
pecpts-Railroads 100 bbls Wheat II 900 bush:
Corn 10000 BUSH: Data 5000 BUSH Barley zoo BUSH
3D. o1O bush Railroads Flour. 400 bblsi
Wheat 1900 bush. Corn 10000 bush OATS 5000 push;
Harley 200 bush; Rye. 1000 bunh 60. -
cHei0o Feb 7F7our steady ana upe hanged Wheat IN,
ssttjed but generally higher; No Chicago spring u IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-09

PAIL RIVER Mass. Feb. with good inquiry made On,
gb sales reported tho market closes hru At &c cas-
and 10 Ap Tor "a square Cloths and nc cash io ~ Dy %
Cloths Ihe the week cOmprscs production
100000 pieces sales Al 900 pieces spots and $4,000 piece
futures deliveries $4,000 pieces stock On hAnd' soVo
pieces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-09

lex interest lex coupon
The stock speculation was characterized by much
feyershness, with decided tendency toward lower
nrices, and in large majority of cases the final
pprices are lower than a week ago, but not much
lower. excepting for few special stocks The total
Transactions for the week were 1,2S5,264 shares.
against 2412.1S5 shares for the preceding week
and o 81 9G7 for the week preceding that. Proml-
nent i'm the dealings for last week were
Erie. which, with transactions amounting 10
304l23 shares and numerous fluctuations
between the figures of 1873 aud 47l2,
finally sold at 4Sls. gam OF g per
cent Tor ihe week: Lake Shore (74,00O shares,
with sales between lO5ls and 10S's and with a
anal loss of j: Pacific Mail $4,000 shaIesl, with
sales from 3s3s 10 AZ and final gam OF Zi2 per
cent Missouri Kansas and Texas j61; 700 shares,
within a range of per cent and final loss OF =
par cent: ST. Louis and Iron Mountain t3o,o6o
Shares within range Of 3ss per cent and tinal gam
of "a per cent; Wabash preferred t66 100 shalesl
within a range of 2ss per cent and hna loss OF i
Der cent: Delaware, Lackawanna, aid Western
i9s 100 sharesl. within range Of 4 per cent and
a final loss of Il per cent; Canada rohoh-
ern (2s 800 sharesl, within q range OF oi2
nar cert and a final loss of ga per cent ;
and axe Erie and Western l2S,l0o shares. with
q fina gam OF 81 per cent The elevated railroad
stocks were weak and drooplng and such stocks as
Houston ard Texas, and Chicago, ST. Louis ana
New-Oreans were weak, with greater or less ue-
clines according to their degree Of activity.
WEEKLY RANGE OF PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-09

eS GSS elIs ss.979s25 ssSSli5O Dec s64s375
Compared with that OF the corresponding date
of 1879, the present statement shows: Loans
increased S4S, 101 400; specie increased,
SOS I15 500 legal-tenders decreased, $34 ,697 5CO
deposits increased 4502G,900j circulation m
creased - 2561OO; surplus reserve decreased
$40 soc 425. The total reserve (S69, 432 800 now
is 26.26 per cent of the tota deposits, AGAINST
26b3 last week and 81 AZ for February 5. 1879.
The stock Exchange markets were less active
than during the Immediately preceding weeks, and
prices were somewhat variable. Government bonds
howeveI were strong an te way OUT DT,s Of
All. 900 600 on Wednesday next. The transac-
fions Tor the week at the Board amounted 10
the counters of the leading dealers. The following
are the highest and lowest prices of bonds for the
week and the closing sales Saturday and week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-09
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

is STANTON, 10 Nassau-st. has for sale the
new Oswego Midland stock called new-iorK' UNA
rio and Western.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-09
financial.

ALI, who are interested in railroad business
N and mIlea 90 statistics should set THE TRIBUNE AL
MANIAC for 1880 now ready, prico 70 cents Dy mai.
A ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAIlROAD
n Fir,t Mortgage Central Divson Bonds also Missouri
Paiae (old stock1 wanted EDw q. FOX co. Members
NsV.York btsek Exchange, WALSH. -..t.' &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-09
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR ARTILLERY HOE
PROPOSALS FOR MARBLE-TILNG.

REcoNsTRucnoN OF PATENT OFFICE BUILDING.
Office o the Engineer and Architect, }
G.sf. between Slh and Jth-sts.,
WArHINGTON, D. @. Feb. !. 1880 }
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received - this on until
~ O'clock m on the 10Th DAY Of FEEkU AIRY 1850 for fir
niayng delivering LAYING marble-tiing and for
WORKING anew laying Old marble Ting oI flooring parts
OF tbe halls Of the United Patent
Once building In accordance With drawings and spechca
tons copies which. with blank forms OF proposals at
tacnrd and any additional Information be had AT this
Office ADOLF CLtsS. Engineer ana Ate.htect'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-09

CUPREME COURT.-ln the matter OF the
- Merchants Life Insurance Company OF New YORK
Notice hereby given that the under ana "
Of the supreme Court OF the STATE OF New
YORK maaa special term thereof held at The CIV hn
an the City the 18th day OF January lsS ana
duly cred In Office OF the Clerk OF the county OF Al
bany has becn aplted Referee TO take PROOFS anu as.eI
tam me parties entitled share IN the Distribution
of the proceeds the securities deposited by the sail Mer
ehans Life Company Of New York with the Su
Of the Insurance Department OF the stat. o.
Esw York The policies outstanding IN force, the
In we're Issued and the persons who
are entitled the benefit oi said Distribution also 10 tsk2
..oof policies aud
hat snn Is due owing uIon EACH ana the proporonsts
nr M me ayps said SECURITIES which each VI the
ar holders entitled TO receive according TO law from said
In the dsribno' OF the ayas OF SAID secu
Proofs concerning said policies ant policy holders and ali
1uirsd 70 be TO me- a. MP o No - south Pss
~ In the City Of Albany, on MONDAY I'm 23d day OF feoru'
~ 1850 az 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon
t Rs.: % A assMSsSxS. HALE KINos.EY. RsssrsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-09
THE MONEY MARKET.
SUNDAY. Feb. e-P. N.

SUNDAY. Feb. e-P NJ.
The imports of merchandise at the port of New
FORK for the week ended yesterday were more than
SO 600 900 less than for either of the two preced
ing weeks, yet they amounted to more than
SO 600. 900 more than the imports for the same
week of 1870, and to 81 500 900 more than for the
week of 1878 The total amounts of imports and
exports reported at this port since January for
three wears compare rs follows:
s sIa5ssl .i 5s3s57s
i@ 1sSors wv sO7ss6O 4,sJ2,779 2O.5s79l6
To the amount OF imports for 1880 there = yet to
he added an unknown sum for certain importations
the reports of which are suppressed Oy orders OF he
Secretary of the Treasury
In commercial circles the events of the week
were unimportant Legitimate trade moved along
in a healthy and transformations manner, while the
vaccinations in the products of the soil seem
70 weaken so far prices were con-
cerned but yet to be strong enough to MAINTAIN
prices above Shipping points. Occasionally when
prices have Welded, there was some export buying,
the movement being favored by the extraordinary
low freights offered by vesse-owners and by higher
rates for exchange. But if such concessions as oc-
cssionally made had lasted long enough to per-
init general movement, it would have been quickly
checked by an advance of ocean frcights and by
lower rates for exchange. So that our speculative
pIices are vet much too high to expect any
large movement. In the meantime Great Britain
does not appear to be suffering because of our small
sbipments if Liverpool prices furnish any indlca-
tion of the condition. Daring the week wheat de-
clfned there from Id. to 3D. per cwt, aud corn de-
clined from Id. TO l2d.
Nothing of q startling character occurred in iinan-
cial circles. Money ruled pretty steady at about
per cent for call loans. the fluctuations beng between
ease and firmness at that rate SO far as the pay
nent of the February interest at this point affected
the money market, the Sub-Ireasury's receipts
for the week exceeded its total paymen Is
S25S359 The bank statement for the week pre-
sents some remarkable and inconsistent changes.
The total reserves increased only T533. 200 Dy
gain of 80 6S1 500 specie, less loss of 81 A. 100
leoal-tcndeTs. If these figures had been reversed
the movement would more easily be accounted Tor,
because it is known that the average for specie re-
ported by the preceding statement was failing
average. while it was supposed that the iegal.end1f
average was "a rising one. For the bank week cad
ed Friday night the Sab Treasury gained only
S15494O currency, and lost only T142, o02 com.
But the mo st nexpcabe portion OF the statement
is that the loans were expanded $7.72O,SOO. ms.
with the other changes, calls for an increase oil
ST 567 800 in deposits which. however are re-
ported as increased only 81. 72S.3OO.
The following are the comparative totals OF the
statements of January 81 aud February Z:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-09
Business Chances.

A LAWYER, located in tiourishlDg estern
~ CITY Lake Terminus Of r. r.; population 1000 rapidly
wishing 10 retire offers for sale yauao po
ertv and made known on application
Address H.. Box s65. LudingtOD. Mason CO., MICHIGAN
FACTORY PROPERTY
l. FOR SALE 10 LEASE. The premises known as the
Kings Mandatory at Green Point Brooklyn with
NeWtOHn Greek, near the East RIVER
The buildings good order and well adapted Tor manu-
featuring purposes. particularly for sugar refining Also
vacant lots wing still nearer III, river with frontage on
Greek OF 400 feet by 300 feet deep Apply 70 W.
EMMETT, No D. No 81 Wallst
TOR SALE. - Valuable Charcoal Furnace
property iiampsilre Co West NlIgaia nar @
superior quality for wheels and Bessemer irons
improvements. furnace and buildings engine Sc CON-
pete ready Immediate operation I'VE months charcoal
on hand. Apply TO TITUS 5. EMERY, 32o Walnutst.
Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-09

In Pans, French per cents iuctuated from 500
to So 10. closing at $3.50, against 500 January
81. Sight exchange on London ranged IRON co'iU-2
10 Oh 15Io closing at 25 15e francs 10 the e. The
Bank of France reported gain for the week oil
1862, 900 francs specie. --,.,.,
Inc receipts OF flour and gram at inc prihclpai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-09
Eesal Notices.
AROUT A LEMON SOUEEZER.-

A SUIT ABOUT A LEMON SQUEEZER.-
~ Judge Benedict Saturday rendered decision IN the
which h for time been before him
a. an infringement sut lnstuted by Robert Ondertonk
ora;nst John Fannng aud Isaac Williams. The lemon
eezer invented by John flaming. who assigned his
aacnt 10 Josephine r. Tanning and Isaac Williams The
piain became Of Josephine p Fannmcs share
inventfr II infringing on his own
by making lem0nsqueezer similar 20 the one be
od Judge decides for the bed of the Old
shd he grants an Injunction against Tanning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-09

nARTIEs DESTROYS OF DEALING IN
STOCKS
viii do well 10 write 10 or call old Banking House Of
HOWES q COMPANY, II Wall 81. n y.
ormerly HOwcs Macy. This house ranslcts general
= bu wttlverV large experience
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-09

The following shows the clifton between the
total reserve and the total deposit Liabilities;
Jan. ~ Feb. Z. Changes.
snac,a 5000 500 s52.99i. 600 Inc. S2.66l. 500
Ifgal-tenders ls5s6,OOO l0,f37,9OJ Dec. 2.i4o,lOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-09
MILWAUKEE and NORTHERN RAILWA,

MILWAUKEE and NORTHERN RAlLW AI
NE COMPANY-NOTICE TO BONDHoLDERS-A ma
Oy Of the bOndhOers OF this Company have entered into
agreement 10 orecose the mortgage bid in the road and
the Company. All bODdhOlers who desire 10
ticpae do by leaving their bonds with A D. Apgar
cashier OF The Merchaus Exchange National Bank on or be-
fore 18th day of February 1880. GUIDO PFISTER.
Chairman Of the BondhOlders Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-09

The following were the receipts ana shipments n
aud from Chicago and Milwaukee Saturday:
, 1880-03-02

Nrny, my Irr!lnnt substance nrplt,sl 10 sl,c
thrtml tnstllul Of II rer*o suffering rrs,ni tritH
dphtterIn tetitls tn fncrrnHu tho spread uf thu
emulation. This fnct hAs lei 10 tho uhnlMtnli.
I1lcltt Ut such remedies rs nitrate 6r silver.
thlor1t16 Of zil.c+ rtr md tho etIulcn Ut Simple
dIAfnfrntans md narinycits,--As wtnk Gurht,'tc
lfi,t tho grrhto%t t1nngcr frs,nl allrhtr n thss
It cunt,nt lie hlnwn lnto tho thHHll, lls first nd
viaet1. vii hol1t pnaatng 1ntn tho tr7leh,rn and
inryIx, wiero t.s prcsrsco c!srs incnse irrita-
tim. *pns!tlF, slffcht1vo ntncks, 1t,l alcl! M
nrhaInn ut the laltt.s slrfAeu ia 10 tIlnAr It lit
Rrln for tho development OF tho tlIphtItprtio
membrane.
Oncu ihis sncmtranc In located II, tho phnry1,x
or lnrynx, nt,l wo Htrr tho t,,tst tsrultfitl nnt
Formidable klnsl Of tllplsn,rln. namely: psrlltln
Me1nbrneln1ls Or dphfhorttfu crtnlp, u ist.!sn
nn1y after slrchilrtl surgical operation.
hnvo ktn,"n IF sovrrIl rslst.s uf trun tlip2'.
tkprIa whcrc. twtnx u tho itnlM,rt,lnLtfcs Df
part,nts and frtc,,s1s sulphur WIS used ngninst
tflo prt,tests Ut tho AttGn.ifg physician. Nut
ono recovered. Oil the cDntr1iry, It Increased
tho suircrtr8s tu n torriGlo pKrer, anl prGclpE-
tNtutt tho death Of tho pnt[rnt.
Let 1t le burma In mnd TINT It,nily nthor throat
discusses nrn ennstnntly called tltphthorfn Ivy
physicians WIN nrr cIttor E,loTatt tir tslAtl,ng.
AmnnK tlost discusses tIny l,c lnentiOn'Hl npthus
cNIIett " c,inkur.d tirrnt." These urv alI Gtlra-
bio by tho simplest treatment. ........
1f sulphur Fs Nsed III a,tct dlfseAHca, II wrong.
fully gets tho credit Of curing iphtherN. I
defy my ono. phyateiar Or lhynlnn. to l!ttnce
R'MRlo cnsc 0f true. authenticated uiPhthorttl
which flnH over bcpH bgnDiitrd or cured ny tho
application Of sulphur. Il. A. lfAtEA N. D.