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COTTON uAnKEis-BY TELEGRAPH.

,Iy,.roof- Aug. 2-2Ol G. In.-CotIon slea1y. Md
nuy oands Js el orleans Ja.d ssicr I-JJp
rIgLlne soeoaiauon and eNDort receipts 065d
hai.. American. futlres-U yanGA Low hldanBe
49,, EtslisT 1nc 5cptenper 5saAn; also cd
co 7eotsprer and october Dfs.' also
ocol,,r .ne november JS.4d. do November aud
eocnip"r delivery. ao,4d; aso 0--4d 90 December and
do. January February
- do MATcn douysry. Oba4d FutGTrs
lIvIKPOOI. aug 2.-23J D. m.-Coton-Ino s4iss VI tne
dav tncude1 GlUU Dass ADsT.cz.-
oALyBsTON Aug. Z.-C0tt9n stradyi Middins. t'isc;
Low Iddne . &c. Good Ordinary. Ssc. not rcccIptI.
~ h,ieS a gf0sA - Uaes 10 Greaf Britain. -
hnl,. 10 Franca p4ls. " the Continent. - bales.
To- tne Uhanne. yale. cOastrise- I.lIJ Daess saos
u. 10 DaisL
xKu.DKfrAsa ~ firms AiddiihQ. CSC
Low xidalinr ~ ~. recelpta.
10 Dalss gros.. 81 bales exports c0sstwlsa
halas 10 France. Dalos 10 the Continent g. bales
10 reat BrLAID. LOO OUU DaeG last even
ing 900 -tOcE. O1,Jo1 OAie= - 49,
s.yIySAh Aug. . Cotton quiet Kidding. ya-c.;
Low NiidlnR gss Ordinary. oSsc. no. receipts,
- balrs; gros. exports cOasiwise,
haze. 10 the Continent - BALES TO Great BRITAIN -
Dzlsa sd.eA DaIo. IAst evening. - Dslcs sl"ess -'6'
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CIVIL NOTES.

Judge j. F. DAILY, in the Common Pleas,
Cham beers, yesterday ordered the summons Ill 'ne
divorce suit OF Kate Langerman against Philip LANCER
man to be served by publication. The psintin adeHes
that her husband is living with another WOMAN Id n
delpma.
The summons in the suit for absolute divorce
brought by Mrs Elizabeth c. Miller against Clsrence H.
Miller was ordered by Justice HaIght In Supreme COURT
Chambers Yesterday, to be served by publication upon
the defendant who Ia now living in Lynchburg Va lhc
parties to the suit were married IN February, lSSo
Judge Wheeler yesterday filed an opinion
with the Clerk Of the United States Circuit Court grant
ing motion set aside execution against the person
In the action Of the United against James Reid
and others arsnp ont of the forfeiture OF goods He
holds that suca AN execution cannO, Issue In such ca
under he provisions Of section $40 OF TIE Code OF C
Procedure
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ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Aug 2-Captain Frank
Heath ordnance department is ordered proceed from
Cheyenne TO Rock Island Arsenal public business.
Tie superintendent General Recruiting Service IA
dercd fifty recruits to be prepared and forward
ed under proDer cGarge 10 Fort Wayne Mich, for
signraent TO Companies A, i, G, d. IA, and X, 10Th
Infantry
Genera! NJ. p Small. Chcf Comrassary OF Subsistence
department OF Texas has been ordered 10 duty Ne
York as Depot Commlsslry OF nubfls ence. G.. neral
john Z. Hawkins has been ordered from dufy New
York 10 duy Chief COmmi~sar OF subsistence, do
partmeut OF the Platte, with headquarters at Omaha
General Thomas Wilson has been relieved from duty
as Cblef COmlssary OF Subsistence department OF the
Platte. and ordered to San Antonio Texas Chief Com.
nlssarY VI subsstence QepaTtment.
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THE COURIS.
BRUTAL TREATMENT OF A WIFE.

Bella Frese and William Warner, OF JAMAICA
l. L, were married six years ago by tho Rev. MI Dc
Hart. Of the Reformed Church. Their honeymoon "a'
OF short Duration for scarcely year had passed
their home devoid Of happiness The child tnaS
born to them seems have been object for warner W
spend bis wrath upon and the stories Of abose toi
Mrs Warner ana her mother, with whom she IL no" NV
ing, II true, show Warner to be brute Mrs "a'her
alleges that at one time while she was lying SICK
Warner came home intoxicated, dragged her rom
bed and beat her In terrible She was TAKEN
her mothers home, and under the doctors cao
for six weeks She returned to him on his promising W
do better but only week passed aud warner @
his old practices One cold night last winter she
obliged to take her child and sleep IN corn stack- a.
another time she found with her child asleep DI @
roadside, having been driven from home Dy net n
bands treatment Early last spring Warner was ta
H. and Mrs. Warner nursed him until he Recovery s
when he again began his abuse Mrs warner III US 20
through her counsel Joseph stewart, begun proceod
for an absolute divorce from ner husband on tno ar
OF cruel anu nhuman treatment, and the papers "s
served upon him by Under Sheriff WarnocK Two w. thc
ago. Warner denies the allegations and VIII aeieh0 WV
suit.
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continue the introduction Of testimony and process
| sSainst the order lost entsred" .,,a, -.
"sft was Announced that no oral arguments Wouia 70
A CLAIM AGAINST THE TREASURY.
THE STATE OF VIRGINIA DEMANDS MORE TIA
HALF MILLION.

A CLAIM AGAINST THE TREASURY.
THE STATE OF VIRGINIA DEMANDS MORE THAN
HALF MILLION.
WARRINGTON, Aug. "a demand has been
TO the Secretary Of tho Treasury on behar Oh
the State Of Virginia by Judge W. W. willougnpy anu
E. Alexander representing that State, that the sec
rotary of the Treasury of the United States deposit
with the Treasurer of Virginia the sum OF $fSz'ovs'
being the fourth nstaen Of the amount directed 70 DO
deposited by the thirteenth and and fourteenth sections
OF the act OF June 3d. s36, ented An act 10 regu
late the deposits Of tho public moneys by tneSe sec
tons 1t was directed that the surplus revenue UNIV
should be in the Treasury January 1887
ing $4,000 900, which surplus was ascertaineo 10 DO
$37 $780, should be deposited with the states 'hen
trentysix in number according to representation In
four quarterly instruments during the year 1887 ana 70
remain with SUCH States until necessarily called for by
the Secretary to meet appropriations by Congress The
first three instaments deposited, but payment
of the fourth was subsequently postponed by Congress
until January l. 1889.
There not being at the latter date sum IN tno
Treasury subject charges which had been before
imposed by Congress- the Secretary Levi d. woodbury.,
failed to make final deposit, stating hover that nc
should feel bound to make it whenever there snouio
thereafter be sufficient sum in the United etates treas
ury not subject other charges that could Se 80 us
SUCH deposit mas never been made WIN VIC 1uIesslY
I841 Act OF June 23 1886, was Tepeseu, pd ~
reseryipc however, the 18th and 18th sections anu
contended that they now IN force lhs ,as
wolves the question the deposit with the otneI
which in ali amounts $9,00O,OO0 Tue attorhe!
claim 10 have documents and other eVioeHCes sno
II tobe the duty OF inc sScIet " state Of virginia
aud Will argue the question before nlih so'" W 49, -
turn. .,o. ~, not NJ tho
Virginia Legislature authorizing contracts 10 DC maue
for the collection or this and Olhef cItllhs
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CHARLESTON HARBOR IMPROVEMENTS

WAsHINGT ~, Aug. 2.-ln report received
at the War Department to-day LieutenantC q 4.
Gilmore who Is in charge Of he work Of improving be-
Charleston hrboI after describing In detail the plan OF
the and the progress recently made. urges tho
cessity of liberal appropriations for carrying 90 this
work. as It arrived what he considers crit
cal stage. He thinks real danger 10 the shipping inter
Of Charleston is likely 10 result from suspension OF
operations lie recommends special Appropriation Of
$4,000, TO be made available during the next Winter
Amount Appropriated for improvement 20 date 81 O45
900 expended S945522; available July i, 1883 SJJ,
1853. Estimated required for completion OF work,
$755,000 amount that can be probably expended next
year, $755,000
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MEETING OF GILMAN TEACHERS

CHICAGO. Aug. AT the session OF tho
German-Amercan Teachers Association this morning
Professor A. j. Esch, OF Cleveland read an
paper German Instruction for Engish speaking
People" His central point the present meth
DDS OF teaching German unsatisfactory. H. Ratter
Manu. OF Cincinnati, In paper entitled "a Guide for
Instruction In German-American History" advocated
the publishing Of text book covering historical nstters
la tho German language. lIe convention decided M
favor Of such publication In the afternoon papers
were read by Professor william Muller OF Louisville on
Plastic Drawlng" aud by Hermann Schluercn of CD.
cago, Gu Etnical Instruction In the Public Schools"
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EUROPEAN MARKETS

IdyrRPOOT- Aug 2-Bacon. ia nbSra1f Dat f8Oi short
Rlb 44Od rnno Mesa 3sJi III NesSsfa 100 Larn.
Prne eserE 40 ID cheese nencan ChJios oIbf lur,
p.ntlns 2J5t. Pr1UsiOns- 1910 osr owl tp
Drsl1stdIs--COrn Oh "a Tor New hifei ne.r.
err heat B3t pb5I psr1.ibs D- Cnlfornis 70 l. sllP
$3.50 of California No g 3JOt pt5i fr tei Wlat,r PetA
7OOd per Clnailn Butter 6jDOd Tor 30oi Unlt
ed -ats, 3J0JL for nnest do Beof S5Ji Tor EXTRA
ANTWERP Aug 2.-Wlcors Lard closed at 3 francs %
cAutimes IOD xoI PotIoeun flne rae Ahci a
paid ami II francs 10 confines sellers
InSpoN Aug s-,JiuG, rur,s1nls. $3.50 LalcuUa
Iinseen agto Ut. 20 O51e2J 10
per tan. raio< oDo osr cwt. hsined Petroie@h ous
BEgNgX. Aug 2--Wic01's Lard closet a. 81 mt.s oo
pfennngs Dor 10 PerOienin MARKS l0 piennlnsa
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10 22S West Virginia DO So 90, 4il DO s. .. - II
j. \. Picosk sold leo Kentucky sheep rs sts -
yg ~ dT iSt y q s s 4 ya ~ Ts. 50 2 =
a. &c "a ios d. s;ss az d.
s. s. :S ~ Yf is ks ssss 3
S e. 'fa !. ;ss ~ 2s, E a. g e
s.ss g. s s sss a. Ss sasss /?
g y = Sic gas viIsni. Lambs 90 .. sss0 az "a %
nssss y .ss liz LAMB. 80
Sansd. a. g 10 IS State shssp III o. 81 s sai
5s 2s4 90 s. u, ass 90 So and sv7 Michigan shssa
Walsh Kirby CO, sold u state LAmsA So 70. sos.
Jelrc wright aosx 4 Co sold, IS state Lambs u o.
Hume asq MSsa s sne * s. sss LsS o. 70
do 81 D. The 100 DO So n SC and Is Creep "a 8.
Q. oliver a Co. sold Jersey Lambs. SO 10. a7.c
J. smith richardson sold Is Jersey aaSs common) IS ..
Boalne Ha,eh.s sold Il Jersey Lambs. alto
HoGs-secsPss were % cara Of szis head cars q
Sothst and 10 c,rs s Jssssy City So1s or sale alive
fair demand at gisoJssc for Medium, and ioSl0Ss fo5
Light dncluding Pigs.
LIVE STOCK MAaXErs-BY TELEGRAPH
total Tor week thus Tar 1870 head same time ssr week
consigned through III cars no market aud no quota
soday hesd total for the week thus
Trough iG 81 cars seve prices
demand chiefly sPecuatiye all onerng. taken
Choice Lambs S. 5oSsG Extra Canada sheep
S. as So
HOGS Receipts to-day 100 head. total for ihu
IL time 10 T3 head. consigned
through two bu closed dull demand
mostly consumption sales-Chiey At So 1886 20.
KANSAS CITY, No. July 2-Recelps OF cattle 40 market
steady SslesNaiiye Steers Of 1900 IS. SUCKERS and
So g. 81 1888 u.s. Texas steers 50 20
"a 40.
Receipts Hogs $3.50 market lower and slow "a coo
So 20.
The sheep market teady and prices wereNatvesO OF
30 D. 81 TO-
ST. Louis August 2.-Cctts-Receprs 1000, shipments
TOO active. strong and higher %
Choice shipping 70 30 DS5 81 Grass Natives
"a 75US5 So Good Best Texan Steers ~ 100
S4T5
shee-Recepts 1900 head shipments soO market steady
Sales-Meum food Muttons " 20 10 ~ co.
Texans So 30 IS rs. Lambs ST Is % -.
HOgS-Recepts 1900 sh n3 OOJ mark etiower sales
Light So s09s5 30 Mixed ~ eSs 20, BateherS steers
S. 0G,5 AZ.
CHICAGO Aug 2.-The Drovers Journal reports :Hogs-.
Receipts lD00 shipments 1000 heavy grades DC ~ 100
lower light grades nrmer. go =,
Cattis-.R Receipts 5000 shipments sooo Good to Prime
Snesp--Kscepts 400. shipments soo market duh and
weak. go, m,
EAST LIBERTY. Penn. Aug. 2-Recepts of Cattle Les6
head active Good and slow Oh Common
Receipts or Hogs $40 head; market slow -
Receipts of Sheep 1000 head market nrn Prime - %
o. 81.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
WAsuyGToS. Tburss

WARRINGTON. Thursday, Aug. 2, 1899.
NEw NATIONAL BASK.-rbe Acting Controller Of the
Currency to-day authorized the First National Bank OF
Independence, Kan 10 begin business with q capital
Of $4,000
PArEsT INDIFFERENCE CAsE.-The patent interfer-
eDce Gaze OF MS Keith. OF the American Electric storage
Company OF New York. versus Charles f. Brush tine
Brush Electric Company or Cleveland Ohio was decided
to-day priority OF invention being AWARD ed TO Brush
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REPORT ON SORGHUM AS SUGAR.
A PAMPHLET BY DIR. COLLIER STRANGELY MUIl
lated.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-An interesting ana
vauabe special report OF the Department OF Agriculture
has recently been printed. II Is entitled investigation
Ct Sorghum as ugarproducing Plant Season OF 1857
Peter Collier Chemist" Ii is pamphlet OF sixty eight
poges. and its distribution will he awaited With i'm
patience by sorghum growers generally The amount
of sorghum cane available for DR.. Golfers experiments
last year was limited to the product OF twonints of
acre. upon which sixty-four different varieties were
planted Many of these entirely to the United
states and experiments rs TO their value regarded
as especially important in view Of the fact that they
were brought from countries III which sorghum has been
raised both for It's sugar and It's seed for several hundred
years Thus there were varieties from Northern China
10 from Natal South Africa, and , from India
Dr. Collier remarks regretfully that October 20
some TWENTY-FIVE OF his new varieties "were cut down.
However, he continued analysis Of the remainder
until December g. when, unfortunately. the entire field
was cleared Although tie average results OF the eT-
a,nnstions On December showed that I'm spite OF
many fross thirteen in all. the hst frost being on No
veuber 81 the amount OF sugar IN The several varieties
had suffered no diminut!On.
regret ind that by some strange oYerrS t the results
OF DR. Golfers analyses o. these new varieties
at different stages OF their growth nave been entirely
omitted, especially when he reads. III Will be seen oy
comparing the results obtained this year Oy tue eIAnl-
nation OF hescnany varieties. wholly new 10 ms cOuh-
try, that the agreement Is remarkably ciose. ia 70"
Iapuls cture OF sugar pernas the most important pro-
that or DELEGATION and DR. Collier appears 10 nave
made many experiment. -seVeh'I -tIsht "a al-usl.s
as reagents hydrate Of lime, calcium suiuhlic ana a
xture OF these two His,repoit hays mat VIC resnts
OF these experiments are gwen IN deti IN 'hs ioosios
tables" Three tsbles-A, Is, Care ihcn reieFfed TO-
ana from thu general description OF hom given IN the
text they must all be- very interesting ana n-ay IN
portant. But the man who ~ engaged IN making OF
trying 70 make sugar from sorghum WI! iearcn ~ van
In short, 10y some ineIplicaDe aud u "oud seem me-
sS-2 S1 fSSt eSSc OF the report have been
printed aud IT Eil probably soon reAch tho handS Oh
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THE HEeIYG CASE ENDED.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-SOlicitor RaynOr put
an end to the A. c. HesDg compromise case yesterday,
by accepting the terms proposed by Mr. Hesug In settle
ment Of the claim held by the Government against him.
This closes out the wbskey Ring cases. Hesngs being
the lat on the books The Solicitor though strongly
pressed and greatly tempted to let Michaos in the
deal could not zee way clear to lending Government
aid TO one citizen for the solo apparent purpose Of
liciously halas6ing another citizen.
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COURT CALENDARs-AUGUsT 8.

SUPREME COURT -CHkHBRRs-Before Haight, J-Nos- "a
81, 20, 80, 81, 81 $50 ~, 2sS. 3O7. 500. , ,
sUrsKbE CoURI-sPKCIA IEKA-belore Donohue' -
Nos. GSS. 1921 o,o--.. r
sUrggloR COuar-SPEcIAL TEGN-Be:ore o'dormsn j.
CoMSoS PLEAs-sPEcIAL TsRN-BoIore Beach. J'-So
lavc
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Ngw-rORk Gfr.
NewsL No 20; Il w Yanderhoot 10 W savin--;-.- 81
Us II Of stdye. 2srJs5 fIAns hu ~ 5oo
bischta Frank Matthias anu anotner- 'o''oo
IA W Cannons, j, IDo 40 moio"'' ooo
John Pyo al II o'ooo
Lot 800 "a Mott-st. 24xlOO hosanna Nj 3u-""o
10 JOhn WOO1.
MeIroses 40 !, " I'LL. % ....- 1900
aothss So 100 ~ OF i H Glsnty l8O60
ot;sye " s. lGOz !, =, OF A, ' SsTsnsnn $4,000
lS'h,st iVo y 81 Lay Ase'A' 1850
A7tIsi rs = Of ysa ave- zo1ioo0 1900
S7.L loo e " 81 On an AVE. s1sSo' $500
Clinton. At ls5 II O o GTand-st. 2orloO, etc.
S Ss Sea a. Liam gsson 1900
72dsL 100 = col dg'have' Io'ii"1-' 10000
eth:aye a. ,i, e Of o2a.st mn; $4,000
SSd;s loot " Of lO'have zoisos' 9.. 475O
ar.1ercy Pirs. ~ . cor Of 3Oihst OF. 2Il2bx.. ir.
lt1sgnlar James csmposh 70 .mo .'...1.' $4,000
BSd.st 20 II OF SHAVE. 2O2r..i &C hlgElhh Az.
Happen aud another. @'O
Atav9 nn cor Of sIlns. z'e.ov $4,000
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

EEwYoRK, Aug. 2
There was no special feature in the petro-
leum speculation to-day. The covering OF trading
shorts I'm apprehension Of the "bul movement and
the realization Of "longs" through disappointment at
the lack OF life in the market causeda seesaw OF prices
between 81 O67s and 81 O7 The closing was
steady and dull at 81 O7l and 81 OF respectively, at the
Ney-York and the Consolidated Exchanges. The pipe
line figures for July are as follows:
Total bbls. Ay'ge por day.
o... .or ,ha month 2Ol3012 "a, 1857
Deliveries for tile month. ...-.....l,oO5'oll ol'Slo
I,x.a.s rupa .......... 4O4,46l l3.04S
Tor the month oo'oSN
The only news from the oil fields was the poor show
ing made by the few wells thst have been opened
northeast OF the BalltOwn dsrct The range oil prices
and the total dealings here were as follows:
N. Y. Pet Coma Er
1867 1861
ss.a--
HignesJ.
Final N
Ene onn
Csarances, yestertsy---------- s'sVo'Vs" o''V"'oV
The refined petroleum market was steady ana duii NJ
7isQ79sc por gallon In New-fork
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CONSULAR PROMOTIONS.

WASHINGTON, AG. 2.-On Saturday the
President promoted james T. Dubois, cousui at Ak La
Chapee to be consul Callso; George h. Lincoln con-
sui az stettin be consul at Ak La Chapele; Warren
Wordcn commercial agent at Guelph aBd later ~ ~ hy
acntbo to be consul at Cha rottetOwn Irace Edwards
Island.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 8. 1883

year old child near Esssx Centre evening attempted &c
cross the railroad track whom the vehicle Was struck
Q passing train. Mr. Cunningham was instantly Elleo
his wife fatally injured and che child had leg DroAon
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NETWORK. Thursday, August 2, 1883.
The following sale was made ut the Tx
change salesroom to-day
Bu d. M. Seaman
3.story brick dwelling With lot. No 40 Lexington,
ave 1873 n Of 2Gth-st. lot 2OxlOo Wow ,oo
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Bullion valued at S53, 900 was received IN this
city yesterday from the mines
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were occurred ct an earlier hour. and the market
closed with figures tsnding downward.
Government bonds were dull at unchanged quota
tions as follows:
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MINES AND MINING.

slLEsIr raE IIyIy6 EXCHANGE
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In summer hotel kitcaen; ~. "Sa ,serc l. not
an ounce Of veal left In the nousc' ~ li'@"s''
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Ye,tar,IaY- To-day.

CLOSING PRICES OT BOsrOy SrOOks
BOSTON. Thursday, Aug .. 1888.
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FATAL ATTEMPT TO CROSS 4 TRACK.

BURLINGTON, Vt, Aug. 1.-Simon Cunning
ham. farmer riding In wagon with his wife and four
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-03

The actual situation at the Stock exchange as
developed by todays dealings in stocks, is easily
told. The two most active stocks of the day were
Western Union and Canadian PACING, when
recorded sales of 9925 aud 9.100 shares respect
lyey The total sales of all stocks amounted only
TO IO7. 452 shares. The market opened at figures
generally trde lower than yesterdays figures.
and further decline followed. from which there
was no material recovery at any time during tho
day. The late afternoon rally in prices. which has
been a feature OF the previous two days opera
tons, to-day was omitted; such rallies "a thrse
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Ana noi<x Fame u rruNI ~ Win t1en;
Alas fcf those who never >|nf
mt die with Al their music NJ them
',e-. that's bs.usIial pathetic ana true" >>'s ,'u
representative. The pes' ri|n6e, y people ~ho ~
somehow suppressed. nrxsr ~ their uu allowance
.sJss ara Ar. Which reminds nv "a letter ,he~t
me che other a., ~ ni>sex rn.. ~ Sew York. sivnse
10y NrE G. Nillien<. cichsrmsn. Snsder Co. ~,
prominent business man y ,ha, pisse. NJ writes:
Ihaxe suffered With a>tnma ~ cvrr fnrtt years
ana hai 4 terrible attack IN ntcethcr and January
lH>2 hardly know oha' rrcmp'si me ~ take Pass
rHr Tc>fc fd >o AZ, TOE nr< tsv took four doses
The effects a~oni<htt MS THAT night >lspfa- II nrih
'nr The matter with me-. and have ever since,
have had colds <rte bnt asthma. nv breathing 4
now perfect N hnt nsxer known that d~rars
yoc know y: any rne who he~ a>ilne tr' him ~ q,
name thar rkkNfts Tc<c Will ttssn AFTER ort'
years There who escaped the fate n fhc>'
~hcm he poet ian.suts.
This preparation. which has heretofore hsen knovf
P<rErE's >frn Io>ic. will htrtnf n ~ advertise.
and <ni under ne n<,re II rAnkfxs To>ic Inr<'puri
GINGER y really un'mpnrrani inrrslsn. end ur'
rrrcIried dealers are constantly tfrcfvnF their eHs
teuer- w Substituting Inferior preparations unt<r ~
name % ginger. drop The misleading word.
There u change. however. IN tho preparation "
SELF and I'm bottles rNma.rinc III hands " dealers
wrapped under the " onHrx'f Gorn Tr>ig con
tain the genuine medicine n The fac-simile signature
isccx Co. a a The toiron. n the outside wrapper
Sept. "a l><i-iy.