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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17

The market for railway bonds extremely dull and
price. irregular. Lrie second cousols were .
lower at lOl y aud the funded 50 of e st 94as
Missouri Kansas and Texas general os were on = AT
o. but the IS we're trm al s3ss Central Of NewJesey
aebenture IS we're % nighera s7l2 Chesapeake aud
ONO currency IS were strong with sales up y per cent
A. 20 canada southern seconds we're of 4 az 92i4
West Shore guaranteed A. we're firm At lOl4 dlOl7s
Illinois Central i2s sold at lOOla, Baltimore aud ONO
Sianapolis genera IS AZ log New-York Chicago and
81 Louis 6s declined per cent TO 30, LAKE
ss A Peoria Decatur "O and ESsnsvie income.
rose to sO479 burlington and Quincy debentnre %
ern nrsts were of 81 Al 50 Union Pacific frsts mp
y at ll5 Northern Pacific nrsts rose q TO ll6i2
ana seconds = lO2. oregon Transoontinental nrsIs
declined 81 to O.a lO9s Fort Worth and Denver hrsts
active at s4ss sJs S4% against sis last even
Colorado ami -ansa F6 god IS rose s. to 1855
OF unlimited securities dealt In At tue stock Exchange.
Cotton seed Oh certificates C2,2OO sharesD sold At
53l2a54l2 a54i4 American Telegraph ana Cable stock
goo 69%d7O; ST Louis. Arkansas aud Texas goo
ierred C2N, al Al; Mexican National nrsts 1875 0OO
81 3-l2; Montgomery ana Florida hrsls $4,000 at
9J-. - Louis Arkansas and Texas nrsts isI7OOO)
al ~ a974 a97 = and seconds CS7s. OOO 4Ga46as
Money loaned 5A2a6 per cent principally at 6
per cent. I'll iate hour when some Oaas made
=. ana the closing rate was per cent
TIE sub-freasury to-day lost on balance 81 600 723
made up bv coin loss OF rl64S.9l7, less currency
gain VI Si-,ly4 Io-days operations covered Receipts,
sl.l54O95 payments, s2.7J4sl =; resulting IN bal
OF S2s 234 1874 currency and Sl755sl43s coin.
The Clearing House statement today follows:
Exchanges. sIIs.766.442; balances 50 SOS, 337.
The ULit-d states Treasury at Washington received
s236OOO National bank notes for redemption.
Tue customs receipts were S92379l and The Internal
revenue receipts e3O5,l
The foreign exchanges were steady and quiet at uu
changed quotations for business follows: Banker.
bhls. - sls ara ~ "a for long and short sterling
tpecNVcy OIL y and 5.lSis for francs, "a and 80 "A
ior reicAmsrks; 40 and 4Ol4 for guliders.
Tue governors OF The BanK OF England At their regular
"oeky meeting today made no change N the BANKS
minimum rate OF discount. and IL remains al 3l2 per
cent During the week the bank gained l6s 900 buOn
$40 Tue proportion OF is reserve 70 It's liabilities
I4.od rom 40 l5l6 10 Asa pcr cent against 42l2 per
een at the same date last year. Money In tho open
Market ruled a. 2ss per cent for discount OF bankers
Dhis Al the London stock Exchange British cOnsOls
were hrm al 100 ll-l6 for money and l-l0 higher
4VV's Tor account Bar SILVER Of lsi. 43i per
ounce English standard. American railways were quoted
ou al changes which cOrrrspOuded with those OF yeser
aars home markets. AL Paris French per cents dc
euned 10 e2.s&12 and sight exchange London was
nTnier al 1880 francs To the 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL, sept le-l2so p m1cotton,FirmI, with a.
good demand: Middng Uplands. Old; do Alddnns OF,
for speculation and export Receipts 1000 bales Including
1900 bales American
Futures quiet vplands Low Mddng clanse September Der
delivery s-64d; also s-64d do. October and NO
vember delivery 464d: also 364d; do November anu
December delivery 364d; also 264ds do ecen Del anu
cry. 564d: 264d February and March delivery
564d also Sd do March and April delivery oo-o+d'
do April and May delivery. 8 Cad. 49, -, A..
p n-Ihe sales Of the day included SsVO oal"s Aei'
lean
Futures dun Uplands Low Mlddling clause september
delivery, l3c4d sellers DO. september ami OctoDe ue-
3o4d sellers do November and December delivery !,
Esd sellers do December and January delivery -o4u.
sellers do January and February delivery 2b4d value
do February and March delivery, 3b4d. buyers; uo;
March and April delivery. 5-6id buyers do Aprh ana
May delivery 7-6+d. buyers. ..,,r,
p. m.-COttOn-COod Mddlng Cpands, 5Id: Mlddllng
Iplands D I'D; Low Middllng Jplands 3D. GOOD oui
ding Texas. Bad; Middllng Texas. Died; Low Mid.
ding Texas 0l~d; Good Ordinary Texas, l3lbd Otuhy
Texas I'D; Mldling Orleans j-l6d; Low Middling Or
Orleans. I ID.
4p.m.-COtton- Futures closed quiet Upands Low Mid
ding ciause september delivery, S64d sellers 40; sep
TENDER and october delivery, s64d. value do October
and November delivery Sod buyers do November anu
December delivery 264d buyers do. December ana an
uary deuvery Ibid buyers do. January and feVruay
tb4d buyers do. March and April delivery, D oo7u'
sellers do April and May delivery. 0 s6id. sellers
GALNEsToN Sept. 16.-CottOn firm; Mlddling, y; Lon
Mddlng, Il6i Good Ordinary, 1876 net ana RI"s9
receipts 4222baes exports COastwse 42l bales Sales
o3I bales; stock. 1896 bales. ~ 90 -,
sAvASSAH Sept. 16.-Cotton firm; Mddling 50; Low
coastWlse 40 bales sales l. 80 bales stock baes.
NEwORLRANs sept 16-COttOn nrm; Middhng, siG Low
Middlng S. Good Ordinary. 1916 net receipts 3SS9
bales gross 1880 bales; sales 900 bales STOCK 2Soo
bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
11rr srocK MARKrrs RY rELEGRApH.


BrFFALO sept. Acknowledgements last - hours 900
head total FOR week thus 7242 head for same tine last
week 7O22 through ronsiglmens - cars oi when
"a, cars 10 New OK Tor SALE market qI-et ana
-, - .-o.l-
thu. far ~ 600 lead for time last week. sOOu he
consigned through % OF which IL 10 New YORK -
cars Tor sale market steady. Medium 10 Good - 30 q
- OO no Lambs here's Canadian Lambs lower al
IS uo - 80 ,lo,---, 10000. -, q ...
ar 500 heac for last week. $3.50 head con
signed through 43 which j. 90 New YORK 80 car
for sale market Light pig= g ia - 90 oe
TOd 81 ~: Selected Medium " elE - w
40 IS Coarse Mixed Heavy L1da - JOG~4 80 al
Offering taken. - -. -.,, -,r.--,. cr,,r,
peccipf- y 600 mead shipments. 5000. market weak Q
ming steers - 20 80 StOckers and Feeders = -1S
COWS Bulls Mixed y ~ as5 O0i Bu-A' & oV@s- 90
through Texas steers. 81 90 80 -. ,ooo ..-ro.
Hogs-Recepts. $1,000 head shipments 1000 market a
lower Rough and Mixed ~ O5dS 40: Packing and Shio
ping "A 20 IS Light Weights - 90 at 90 skIp - %
ShScp-Receipts 81 OO shipments 300: market steady
Natives %. Texans, y % asJ 10 LAMBS - w
q -, -
81 Louis sent lG.-Cdt's-Receipts 1900 head; ship
nnents ZOO market higher: To Choice Native snip
ming steers 81 3Ja<4 sos Common TO FAR - OGt4 -
Eufcner steers - - 10 Cows ana heifers - 20
50 So and Feeders 81 % - 90 Grass Texans
81 25dS3 80. --.t-
Hocs-Teoepts 300 head: Shipments COO market active
ami trim; Heavy. - 9OGS5 To- PACKING, "a 4OG~i %
Light ~ ~ 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17

r,.,,s $50 Os7 .634 slG7, l3G755 Sl69,2O2, 79+
The stock OF supplies las been reduced IN the two
vears ~. 100000. The construction equlpmen6 auu
and account shows a reduction OF Gl-OVO,VVO' ors
the construction really has been lncreaseu aoous
q 900 600 Leaving out the land ana SINKING iuhu
,a,s from moth sides the account the casn
tnterest accrued bills and accounts payaDle-Oh June
9o $50 exceeded the cash assets-cash anu accounts
acknowledgements, against balance OF Slo'So4 Oh
the other side a year ago ~, A.. ..., mar
keT to-day transactions amounted 70 lOOOoD 49,
~ which Reading contributed 80 600 shares The nrs
,r,css g.osray we're of from last evenings last nS-
nr.s ,Bnt Reading opened s. cent at ~ anu and
xctement sold at S 292 US sales lcr inc re-
ainder OF the day amounted only TO lSOVO shsre1 au
n closed at 29s The report about Readng anu tne o.o
ON which The la te movement is based 10 tne oL,-
reneaied tale Of a compromise between Mr. 1V"rn >
friends and the Drexe syndicate. We neither cohurn
nor denV the story but several profitable turns hNe
been made be ore Reading stock on the same story
Sthongh II "a difficult discern how any possible agree
rneut between the parties in interest VIII enhance Tue
value OF Reading for years 10 come AFTER heau
Ing got auiet the movements IN the general market oe
came more active aud Canada Southern, Delaware
Iack.wanDa and Western. Louisville and NsshVlIie,
Tnon Pacific Western Union. and Pacific Mall MADE
iast evenings figures The market closed strong near
TIE best figures ~ l,-.,,.. ..ootaI
taxes sold 81 900 lOQ Virginia 6s deferred re-
ceipts wer OF y Il Il OF city bank stocks MelrOpO4l
Tan sold II Al 20 and Broadway t25l at 30 .
Government bonds were dull but strong with the Dlus
for me Is and 4las up Z per cent The additional cali
Tor 81 s. 600 900 So the alleged cause for the aa-
vance. Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17

iran srerable notices at 900.

flour AND MFAI-FLOUR-The market in general
and further slight are noted IN s9ne
in City G Extras trading only moderately rat; active
81 al 80 for the Indies 800 bbs Fine, - 10
g 20 q 4oo5ols sgBernne - 80 3 b is' WINTER Wheat
Extra 20 50 $500 bbs Minnesota Extra At 81 30d
the latter for one or brands OF Patent Included
IN The sales o were a10 BPS i9r 20 90 30 IS 20 as
Good Fancy Extra - 500 - 0 0 CP Tp W 20 Gga
- 80 - common Fair Extra ohio g 7oa IS Sool
Minnesota, 50 7oasS 10 Clear g 500 = rye Mixture
= 70 = 90 II 2S St t. Lons Common to Fair Extra . 70
as s. FAR 70 Good s. 7os$4 w.t. 5O Cod &T1, to VeGy
s5 city Mil Extra for West Indies 81 - - 90 south
4 46%TarnS f9Sa NOT %T Varied ouf vim
moderate demand sales 100 b6s Common to ar ES JE
FLOUR-Quiet but firm. Sales $50 bbls sulernne at
q 20g - SO WIN INV Wesi.rp Gnoted - 50as2 IS and
Brandy iafat5 wine 20 5o5ss 95.
GRAIN-wheat-C Cash lots were more active and 4 70
LOT lower closing stay with iaI business aSd ior De-
and very moderate trade ior cry Mimi ana veTy
irregular l. higher opening weak and about 10
anerd u to & feli oil &C. and closed weak at advance
odo to 2 4e"'e u 5g bushels spot including
old No Mwankee at Sc Go s4ee' rn az 7o No
Red sfssc; No Red; s14c IN elevator 81 q 9oiC, 'l
iTe IN at GoI ' o October IS 5le Sc &C. closing at
s do s AZ eGsns St 5 i2 So 81
81 &c clos NJ 81 Ho do. February 93c closing az
a97c. closing at 5s'.c. RYE, BARLEY and BARLEY
NJ
eratelv active ana 10 It. lower closing seaier with mod
business Tor EXPORT light trade FOR home Op
lions we're less active &c lower, opening tribe
better declined to Sc. advanced &c on November only
and closed about the low est prices OF the day
sales bush future 10000 bush spot includlng
Ungraded Mixed at 4sa5O4c; No 49d 49, IN elevator
az SOC afoat No Tor Scptemner 4y &c cloS,h8
AZ 4Qlc. do october soc. closing al 49ac 10 No
venber sOss Die closing 5Oa4c do December 81 &C.
closing II 80 January &c. closing 52c.. DO Nav
closing at $40 OATSCash lots We're steady and prices
show no part change closing options were u
ana prices unchanged opening at advance OF &C. declined
and steady the lowest point Of the day sales
1O 900 bushels future 900 bushels spot including
No at Slci White $50 c 10 2, 81 Ia 81 &c; do
White 35d3 $780,. No. White 31c. Mixed Western. ~
SIC do 81 4Oc. White state &c. No for septcm
Der closing 81 c DO October, 81 - &C. closing AZ 5Zc
do November 33d33 SC. closing at 33c; do Deem
ber closing at sac. DO MAY closing 36sc ...-FEED
-Inactive heavy Od65c; so 10, ~ 65c 80 b.
7Od75c.. 100 IL. sOa9Oc; sharps 9Jc 81 Rye Feed,
75c.
From Walkers private dalv circular Sept l6, 1886;
wheat crop wheat imports and wheat exports and
total supply foreign and domestic years S4 10 1882 ncu
.f.- al..Ian f IA pur1s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17

No Mired Cash sseselc: Sept ssisc; october 36ac.
Osis dui No Mixed Cash % 10 2Sse sept 2sS &c.
Creamery iaa4e DAIRY 1920 Essssloo rs1 sssH =;
min. Corn Meal 81 90. whiskey, 81 TO- Pork 81 70:
Bulk Meats-Long Clear 81 IS Short hbs ~ on sno.
Wheat 600 bush Corn q ooo bush osts 1000
5000 bbs Wheat $4,000 bush Corn, lslovo push oA's'
1000 bush; Rye, none Barley. none
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17

Night Skins. 7ia0sia; Western Flat eia61o EGGS
In lair demand and nrn- State 1s9ls1c Canada. lsc;
Western, 1Salsi7c
ttliec for Mnscovsdocs and sa9 eiec for csnrtussL
90 Sales 100 hhds Centrifugal 5sci lt0O bags DO
ptc Refined quiet and steady. Cnt Loaf o;i6SSts;'
Crushed, S-lbaetca Cubes sleee1eL Powdered,
giisc. Confeetioners A." 5'sc COFFEE A" STANDARD s1
b7.lec., Extra c." sos alec; &c" 4'sa4'c; Yellow,
4Ad4i2c
sTEARINE-Du and shade easier. Sales 20 900 CITY.
&c. 25 900 Oeomargarne out OF town stock 7< City do
quoted 7lsc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Rfver, vesseis and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-For Brazil growths the market quiet at sc
for spot Rio fair invoices. Sales afoats 2l0oQ bags lO.
1iOic No T. 10a lie. for No o. ls1ll for No b.
II edll 10 for No. and va &c for No o. Mild grades
firm Sales 800 mats Interior Extra kentish Tar. lsoi
qS7 Maracabo private The option mar
opened firm az points advance and closed At break o. 70
ponfs follows January, 995 1000 February 10 80
iOOO March. l00O1l0O6 April 1000 1905 septern-
Der l0O5d lOl0i October 10000 1905. November' svo
dlOOO; December. $3.50 1000. Sales $4,000 } aga. -
COTTONThe market for spot cotton advanced Lice
on a moderately active movement sales 12i4 bales ts2I
evening" including 81 bales for expert and
bales consumption Port receipts to-day l2OS bales
comparing with 1878 bales this day last week. and lSO3o
bales this day last
Quotations based American standard OF classification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17

palaDce-surplus-. .- SlO5o,o51 S@4''oV So
e frat table shows that while in the two years there
hasn an increase OF 251 mes in the length OF the
road operated. the equipment has been reduced nve
locomotives and that there is falling of in the general
car service The table shows material decrease
IN the passenger traffic from the year enueu juno
-, I'm, gain on the year ended June 80
lss5 the rate per passenger last year was mills less
,, ,ba, in 1855 and . 10 mills less than in 1881
ba ,reirht traffic shows increase on both the pre-
oanr years but the received was LILO mills less
,h,n in 1883 anc 81 mills less than In 1854 The
third table giving the financial results OF the three
v.s-s. shows the effects Of the reduced rates.
n giving gross earnings for last year
on the larger amount OF business u
,v $500 600 more than in 1885 The passenger mile,
aye was 5 100000 ana the ton mileage was vOOOVVVV
more than lss5. Yet with all tals extra "9rA Tue
oneratpg expenses reported $4,000 less than Ior
1sS5 and 81, O2O. 900 less than IN 1854 The nna re-
srit after deduction Of first charges gives surplus
fr The year OF 199 $4,000 greater than that OF
iss5 ana 1914. less than IN 1eSI Ihe ioHoWlhs
eolopsres the balance sheets or three years
BALANCE SHEETS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
To the Holders of the Mortgage Bonds Of the
Wabash, st. Louis and Pacific Railway
Company East of the Mississippi River.

AZ meeting Of the holders OF Mortgage Bonds Of tho
wabash St Louis and Pacific Railway Company ION lines
east Of the Mississippi the following resolution was
adopted
Resolved That report Of the committee of bondhos
be accepted and that bOndhOders here as-eMDleI
earnestly prompt assent Of the holders Oh Az
Of OF the Mississippi
the propositions Purchasing Committee mOhled IN
the advice VI the BOndAOIders COMMITTEE 10
given In the said report
Accepting the notifications OF the Bondhoders committee
and anticipating the practical measures necessary 70 m
compliance Herewith Purchasing Committee now invite
holders Mortgage Bonds the main lines east OF The MIS-
sspp River 10 propositions heretofore submit
ted as amended By recommendations Of the BondhodeTs
Committee.
10 insure an early compliance with the propositions as
modified by the report OF the Dondhoders Committee
prompt decision on part Of tie bondhoders Is nds
pensable.
Books for the signatures the bondhoers open at the
Office Of the Purchasing Committee No 195 Broadway where
printed may be obtained for the convenience u
residents out OF the city.
JAMES +. JOY,
= HS5S YEIlrs t Sailai''ss
NcvYOrk. Il. l-sG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17

rEoiIA seDt l6-COrn steay High Mixed 80 39c. 40.
fed ~. sixc.: New Reelected 81 y Csc Oats-S0.
= iAtt. 26aZstxc. No Mixed. 25a25lr. Rye-NO. 2.
k.ts r. whiskey-sales at 81 H. Rseapts-Corn 5000
kesl; Oats 5000 buSA. Rye. none SllpmenIs--COrn.
wv 1uah- Oat-. $4,000, Rye 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE

shARiYsTos sept lG.-Turpentine steady At 33s.c
sAvANEhH, sept l6.-rurpentine firn al 81 &c.
WILMINGTON. sept l6.-IgrDentine dull at Sac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17

New.Or1eans
STAINED.

Good Ordinary e'3 - IU% Mddiins------- g,
The option point advance and cosed firm
and excited unchanged prices September ana october
and partially point advance on other months saes,
: ~ ,a1aq
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
NEW- YORK, sept - 4-oo'
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.

The undersigned committee having received me aTge par
Divisional Mortgage Bonds upon when II u
10 ioreclose the reorganization OF tho Texas am la ~
Railway Company under the commuters plan WILL no" Ve
promptly proceeded with -, .,,- ,....
The khoders called 10 the following ac
showing superior position they VIII occupy IN he
ze company compared with their position IN e present
company The latter bankrupt and the physical condition
OF It's road wretched. $1,000
the reorganization II Is proposed 70 bring up NE roae
10 expenditure "
trfbute and share holders The auhorle
f1ed charges OF the present company are sz3oO
contingent charges, making total OF tsZO5oV
ahead stock The company VIII have aulhoLe
fxed charges 81 2s7 $40 with contingent charges OF
81 10000 making total OF 81 $40 ahead OK ne sooA
and only 2s7 $40 actual fixed charges the company
will upon a secure and permanent basis
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE TINE
UNTIL WHICH STOCK MAY BE DEPOSITED WITH
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY -
LIMITED TO SEPT. 80. AFTER WHICH DATE STUN
WILL ONLY BE RECEIVED, IF AT ALL UPON PAY
MENT OF A PENALTY OF TWO DOLLARS PER
SHARE
THE CONTRIBUTION PROVIDED FOR UNDER THE
PLAN WILL NOT BE REQUIRED AT THE TIME VI
DEPOSIT BIT THE SAME WILL BECOME PAYABLE
IN ISsTALMENTs OF NOT MORE THAN 81 80 PER
sHARE AND UPON NOTICE OF NOT LESS THAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
-,os,vc pgrcss or CALIFORNIA sToCK&
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 16, 1885.
.o.,yc ys,css OF qafLA osLparA srocxx

~. andes Mining Company has levied m assesshen
,5S cents per share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
6ituaiions Danteo--HlaIes.

DUTLER or WAlTER.-By single. Protes-
ID tant Young man in private family competent willing
aah oblg nz understands alIals res SC city
Address Box
Uptown Office, l,23s broadway.
COACHMAN or GARDENER-COOh.-by
~ married couple. family man nrstcass @ No.
gardener; business thoroughly ia every
tcuar good and careful driver wife htstesss Iooa
aundress both willing competent trusty ana wen ,
mended city country Call VI address l. w. =" ." "'
18th st, 6th-ave.
NOACHMAN by frst-cass young man
~ give the best OF city references rom as &
Thoroughly his business care ~ norss anu 49,
road hors land harness and carriages wing anu vos
ing Address N Tribune ptown once t..os nIoaaNN
COACHMAN and GARDENER.-By a newly
~ married man strictly temperate best ceierehee ro
last employers; not sHsu Vi NVlh' a"H0''
M n Tribune L ptown Oulce, l.a35 Broadway.
COACHMAN and GROOM.-By ayoung man;
~ single thoroughly understands proper care ana man
sgemenf al nne horses, carriago harness &c hhntt
racers and pments weight lao ponhas sse 20
Yearr country best references boots br
and all hunting apparel done up properly SA UT "u"iess
J. r., lA3 East 3Oth- ST. ring lAxee lAlAeS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-17
I'D. Asked.

THURSDAY, Sept. l6-P NJ
TIN annual report for tbs twelve months enaea june
- ~ortnern Pacific Railroad Company was issueu
a., II. principal features compared win nose .,
w. rreceains two years. are given In the surJ0inou
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-01-14
GOLD.

Mans evil passions gave TO gold
The mighty charm 1t claims to hold
Vice and gold both hand la hand
Receive the homage of the land,
While simple virtues honest face
Can fad on earth no resting place.
Saints and sinners fight and pray,
The prize ia gold gold alway;
They ask n blessing from above.
And yet they make their god Of love
Pave the streets Of his abode
With sordid, vile, accursed gold.
Gold that crowds the church's aisle
Gold that builds sins stately piles
Gold for love, gold for hate,
Gold for pride, gold for state,
Gold for sickness, gold for health,
Gold for life, gold for death
Gold that fires the murderer's brain,
Gold that breaks the captive's chain,
Gold that turns;y hearts TO stone
Gold that blights wherere It's known,
Gold to burter, gold to sell,
Gold for heaven, gold for hell!
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General Accents W11tallI

OF extra ability sud experience, to take lcnc,
'lspp"inting ss-nci,s, TO tud aud rtaIi OtEc
cahvsssers ON iast-sclliIg books. EAtraorliu
AIRY inducenents. Applicants must show th,N
mean bushess by stating 10y letter tno Iort.
cardi) IN FULL their ,xrerieuoe, etc.
RENkl BuIkLIN& CO.pA
COS Arch st. PHlLADi.LIllIA.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-01-14
CArAR RH

Ats Mature, Causes, PREVENT, n
Agand Cure. Nv John II. McAlvin, Iow,I
Mass, u years Tax Collie tor. Send ree to my
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-01-14

no, c,,o,-its CAUSE aud CURE, by
DGdIllGSSon who wss dcnf twtnty-eielit
ear. treat, Il by most of the nated specialists
oi the day with no bcneht. Cured hmscl In
three months. aud sn g then hundreds oi q hers
10y same process. A ila'n, simple and successiui
home treatment. Address +. :. PAGE, lis East
10Th ST, New York city.