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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-05
Crop Kenort.

CHICAGO, October 4.-The following
crop summary will appear in this
weeks issue of the Farmers Revislo:
Crop returns for the week, in a general
way, show that corn will be matured
throughout the entire west belt suffici-
entity 10 withstand the heavy frOsts of
the last three days of the week. In
Missouri and Kentucky corr is ready
for husking and cribbiDg. In Iowa and
Illinois the husking will begin about
October 10th. Reports show the average
yield does not vary ibut slightly from
former estimates, which are consider
ably under those Of the preceding FIVE
wears. The averages continue good for
Ohio, Indiana and Michigan, and low
in Wisconsin, Missouri and Kansas.
Flowing for fall sowing of Whta is
progressing, and in many portions of
Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, and Ken
lucky is completed, and in some the
seeding has already been done.
The wheat movement in Dakota is
now light, great deal of wheat having
been marketed. The ruling prices are
so TO IS cents per bushel.
The movement is slow in Minnesota,
at 55 to SO cents. In Illinois very little
wheat is being sold, with prices 80 q rs
cents. In Iowa the wheat movement is
fair, at so "a 90 cents. In Iowa con-
siderable wheat is being marketed, at
90 to 70 cents. In Missouri the wheat
movement has fallen off with ruling
prices at so O. y cents. In Kansas there
is scarcely any wheat moving, with
prices 20 @ 20 cent?. In Mi higsn wheat
IS freely marketed at 80 @ 10 1t Wis
rs cents.
The tenor of the report shows that
hogs are generally healthy, with some
what of lighter run than usual, while
cattle are looking better with improved
pastnrage.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-05
INTENSE EXCITEMENT.
III
A Lively Day on the Stock
Exchange.
ONTARIO ESTILL HELD AT %.
American Flour Driving Out the Eng
lfsh PrOduct-Bar Silver97-MOney
Quiet-P etrOleum, Etc.
New York stock nInrket.

New YORK, October 4.-Government
bonds quiet but firm. The stock mar
ket was one of intense excitement at
times, and was ieVeIish and irregular
through the entire day. The special
features were Western Union, New Eng
land and Manhattan Elevated, all of
which were remarkably active and
strong, and subject TO sudden and wide
fluctuations. The depressing effect was
caused in the early hours by the action
of Governor Pattison, of Pennsylvania,
in regard TO the Coal Combination ana
Trunk Line pool, and coal stocks espe-
clally suffered from this cause. How
ever, New England, later, became a spe-
cial feature, and trad ng was accom-
panied by numerous TumOrS, most of
which haYedone duty before in one shape
and another, but this stock rapidly ad-
vanced. though subject to frequent and
heavy reactions. After noon, Western
Union jumped into the first place, and
the rumors circulated included state
ments that the Baltimore e. Ohio had
been absorbed, that an amicable ar
rangement had been made and that the
cable war had been settled. All these
assertions were in turn denied by the
stock, which was strong nearly all the
day. The opening was about steady,
the first prices generally showing only
insignificant changes from the pool
prices of Saturday. Trading was fever
ish and generally weak. and New Eng
land, after advancing ~ lost it all and
a small fraction, but later recovered and
reached the highest price yet recorded
for that stock, and the general market
reopened with the exception of the coal
stocks. Western Union then gained an
advance and trading IN that stock was
very large from that time oat. The
general market then subsidized and be-
came quiet, with small and irregular
fluctuations, generally in favor OF lower
prices, ard the market closed firm on a
rally. The majority of the active list
are higher tonight aud New England is
up 57S, Manhattan ~, Western Union
4, Kansas q Texas IN Canada South
ern ~, Louisville & Nashville l. and
others fractions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-05
A NTonstor Petition.

HAwARDEN, October 4.-GladstOne and
his wife to-day received Mrs. T. D. Sui
Ivan, wife of the Lord Mayor Of Lon
don, and a deputation Of Irish ladies
appointed by the women of Ireland, to
present the eX- premier with a mammoth
petition in favor of home rule. Septem-
Der 2lst had been appointed as the date
of the reception but it had necessarily to
be postponed because of the serious Ill
ness of Gladstone'S daughter, who is at
present almost recovered. The petition
bears the signatures of 100000 Irish Wo-
men. Great crowds have hocked hither
all day in view of the event. Accom-
panying the petition of Irish ladies were
Populations representing the municipal
councils of Cork. Limerick, Waterford
and Clonmel. The place was perfectly
alive with visitors, who we're accorded
the freedom of the town. During the
formal ceremonies, Gladstone, Mrs.
Gladstone, Herbert Gladstone, Rev.
stone and Rev. Henry Drew, the ex-
Premier's son-in-laW, met the deputa-
tons as they entered the grounds
and conducted them into the
library. When Gladstone, with
his family, emerged from the house
to receive the Populations, he was
greeted with hearty and prolonged
cheering by the multitude of visitors on
the grounds. Arrived in the library,
Mrs. Sullivan read the address of the
Irish women. The Mayor of Cork, the
Mayor of Limerick, the Mayor of
Waterford and the Mayor Of Colonmel
then presented Mr.. Gladstone with the
freedom of those cities and thanked
him for his chivalrous and splendid
efforts to restore Ireland's Parliament,
expressing the hope that he would soon
visit Ireland to receive from the Irish
people at their homes the thanks they
all felt toward him. When Glad
stone replied, his voice was some
what husky. He said he believed
that the Populations and nationalist
members of the House of Commons
truly represented the Irish as q people.
AT my age, however" Gladstone said
in reference to the request that he visit
Ireland, 1.-The question of visiting Ire
lands and the question of Ireland is be-
set with uncertainties. Whatever may
be the condition, whether Of bodily
presence or absent from among them,
the Irish people will always largely
share my interest and my affection"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-05
AFTERNOON.
Market all closed steady.
Wheat-Noyember 74X a 742S;


CHICAGO, October /.
Receipts, 1909; stronger, 10 to
Is higher; shipping steers, $50 to 1.500
pounds. 800 a $50; stockers and feed
ers, 2.25 @ 800; cows bulls and mixed,
1.50 q 1925; bulk, $50 @ 2.6O; through
Texas cattle, strong, 2.55 @ 3.35; COWS,
2.25@ $50; western rangers firm; natives
and half-breeds, 290 q AGO; cows. 2.4O
q 200; wintered Texans, 2.95 @3.45;
$50 Montana, 1,245 pounds, 29O; 900
Montana Texans l ,059 pounds, $40; 1OU
Wyoming Texans, 1,0l0 pounds, 1926
164 Wyoming Texans, $40 pounds. 8 90;
81 Wyoming, LOT pounds, 800; 112 Wy
oming, 1,096 pounds, 800.
Hogs-Receipts Is 900; stroqg, 5 to
10 higher; closing advance lost; rough
and mixed, 3.25@435 packing and ship
ping, 40 q 4.65; light weights, $50 q
ASS: skips, 225 @ 3.25.
Sheep-Receip:s 5000; firm natives,
2.25 q 4.25; western $40 q 800; Texans
2.25 q 3.25.
Lambs. 3.75 q 4.25.
DrOgerS' Journal special London cable
gram reports very heavy supplies, and
prices 4 cent per pound lower. Best
American steers III cents per pound.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-05
British Grain Tr.da-

LONDON, October The Ndrk Lane
Express, in its weekly review OF
the British grain trade. says Trade
dull and respondent, with no prospect
of relief. Sales Of English wheat during
the past week were so 49, quarters. al
30s Sd, against 72,4O5 quarters at 30s O.
during the CORES pOnOing week of las
year. Flour is depressed. OWING 10 larg'
receipts of American, and is selling a
the lowest rates known. British miller,
complain that the business in American
-four is crushing the native industry
Fine barley is scarce; third rate barle,
plentiful. Foreign whea.s duller. There
were seven arrivals and three sales
two cargoes Withdrawn and three re
manned, one from oregon, one from
hill and one from California. At to
days market wheat, -four and corn were
unchanged. Mailing barley is lower
Russian oats were deaTeT.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-05
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, October 4.
Whea cash, Y; Noyembel
AZ; May 82II.16.
Corn-Easier; cash, So; November
365z; May41H.
Oats-Easy; cash, 2415; November
% 7-16; May 80 GIG.
Whiskv-I.18.
Pork Lower; cash and November.
SIS; January, 1921.
Lard-Lower; cash, SIS; November,
STA, January, $50.
Rye-Steady; Ash.
Barley-Essier. 55.
Shoulders, SO a $50; shor. clear,
7.05 a 10; short ribs, GO.
AFTERNOON.
Market all closed steady.
Wheat-Noyember 74I q 742S; De
cember, 1914; May 82zz.
Corn -Noem Der, 435z @ 49,; Deem
Der, 475s; May 413l.
Oats-November 252z December, 2634 !;
May 305s a 305z.
Pork-November, 8.721zi January,
LaTd-NOvember, s.771l; January,
5.921E.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-05
Clearing House Sales.

BosroN, October A table compiled
from special dispatches to the Post
from managers OF the leading clearing
houses of the United States show the
gross clearings of the week ending Oc-
tober 81, 81, 055, 2I6, 2TO, an increase over
the corresponding time last year of 24.9
per cent,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-05
a+ 4 Bullion.
-NEw YoRK. October Bar silver, 81.
Money Market.

New York, noon. October 4.
Money-Quiet, 8 a 6.
H-ttt IoF LATER. f
Money-On call active, 2 @ 8, closing
asked.
Prime paper, 4 @ 5.
Sterling exchange quiet, 4.SIsl fo1
sixty days bills, 4.S41z for demand.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-05
New York mining Market.

NEW YORK, October Aiming shares
dull. Sales included North Belle Isle at
210. California & Virginia at 2.35,
Eureka at 2 80. Homestake at 1917 and
Ontario at Is.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-05
LIVERPOOL. October /

Wheat-PoOr demand; new . winter.
IS 61ld dull new 2 spring, IS Sd dull.
Uorn-Poor demand spot and October
As ID dull; November and Deem Der Is
/ Sid steady.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-05
Petroleum.
The Liverpool Grain Trade

New YORK, October 4.-PetroIeum
Steady; united closed 641S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14
A rieHdish Revenge Fooled.

A New-Hayen special says: After
an employee of the New-Haven Union
bad started up the fires in the engine
rooms of the establishment this morn
ing he discovered that the engine had
been tempered with. Nuts and bolts
were found thrown about the floor, the
moving parts of the machinery had
been screwed up so tight as to be use
less, the pump used to fill the boiler
had been taken TO pieces and the
leather belts had been literally oiled.
Parts Of the machinery had been
broken off, and as much damage as
possible had been done by some person
who had entered the room during the
night. The fires were hastily drawn
and force of machinists were kept
busy all day repairing damages. Had
the discovery not been made the boiler
would have blown up in few minutes.
This afternoon Patrick O'Brien, dis
charged employee Of the Union, was ar
rested, charged With breaking into the
building and tsmpering With the ma
chinery. The Union Is edited BY Alex
snder Troup, whose appointment q
reysuus collector made such 4 NJ ID
tl@s 6tafe. I.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14

worry.--Dr. L.eneri co,ninq. ~ Re~l y,rs
ns,ficei lorrasi, JDn'ofyI5syt
At.,xe Al, rtlre. Coca Is tonir. uuqgestiCn,-
nv Of hene ~ in aDcnia: chronic lang sneeiioss,,
i,rsirl. Tax. Diabetes. and Br'alirs di,ec~. ~
sg,.'ih ., ,ns" s,"si n s be ienSsc'.
sPps syS'e" ''"'''' ia. scAGLia.
ph,S,c.sn.iu-cltef Of the Hospital Of i'iessis'
Laisrde.
The coea suzrieats tne f,rlity o. se,fiaz az, no
ayslnst sufsriuns N Is rrnarsallf thas tae w
sisns who l,se h neyeg suftr WITH consumption.
lua The cause or n Is thr use % igca' Hes a'sp
sever setter win serofulcsis; snn ~ -.
carries Of :hc tech. They rs1ch very on 'E' ~"'
frequently pass '''e'' Pa PeST. CXRL HALLEH.
n the Archives of Royal society 81 fby'lci'N' %
vienna. July, 1860.
For long time the tepuiel virtues o. 's,
were srouied ~ fabulous by most EUROPE W. -, ~
l,,sy ,he rs,lts Of per!ence. the lfnpaftihty %
the celebrated histOrians, anu the hu. i., 80
4rtat numher % scientific men cottpy,'ii' - -,
fact. sci forth as 30 the beDehis oI t1ls ." s
ami ne The indians. There can bs no dpils' it,h
ihe abundant testimony II eyewitness, anu
muitiiuce Of w;i,ers' 'has she o9e1 = s,rFEt.F'
IN tue Che,aisf and Drpggtst' Augi''' 1879
yroo,.scr william {. Richard on. The in NY
Distinguished beau Of the =, Louis tnatls- W
Ni.wiiery aud Diseases Of Women ana thNdfril.
saV, 10 acts lae CHARM In eases whete al.s' ~
/ weak and dlficHit y - aiso poweriai ahl
getreab' g sttnuliut Ia the briiu ana nervous 10
tenn.
II seem, 10 me. sid Dr. SecZrr. That ,uhcitnt
testimony la, been addncei IN tie above 10 500 .
iest al doubts a. wet as 90 eteciutlly d'>pD-s "i
the uuderhauded etfOrs of interes.ei mihHtt'-
iuror5 10 break down lhu which tlurh.n- th"t
.elfsb interests TIE testimony alone 81 ruta
man as Dr.. Searlc, Of BROOKLYN. who lasi,N NV :
liqh as y scientist ard physician. ana Wn0 lfoHt ="
10 eoriy a,yoco,t.. of (cca. may ~ well b. quot -
In colcinsiOu. lie slys: If we eliminate ti'
trials Of those who have employed worihle7s -ptrl
lneus Of the plant. we have - mnch cor 'nfirnt
testimony ~ 10 rpudcr dolbt ridiculous.
we have the le tim0ny Of an entire ufUpA tm-
moving ~ constant, during ccnthries OF ti'hr'
L. 3u-taining power u 80 ht1clt us
,bat ronbe,y that Nv u, feip we sh ~ hereutcr
rs able to cue many eases Of disease "ht9h We're
tthcrW So hOp'ie>s 'N'EN'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14
CITRATE OF IRON,
PURE QUlNlNE.
CAlI>NlA BARK.

It's not secret preparation; IL ingredient'
are open and public, and II l. guaranteed ~ con-
tain not only ALL that We say II docs, bni and IN
these DAYS % adultelatiol this j. Of the highest
tmporanceJ TIE MATERIALS Used ARE
GUARANTEED to be- of THE BtSP.
Not every Kind Of sherry Is adapted to the sys-
tens OF those "Out OF health" II requires not
only nicely Of judgment In selecting an sYpro-
rriate sherry, uut also e-pecial knowledge aud
-kIlltO select = T. hNt me SHERRY Ok PROPkR
GRADE AND BODY. Nor does Coca blend well
with every kind of wine. and herein lic, the 50
cret Of the wOrhlrssness OF all attempts At c0mp.
uiiOn with the Liebig COmpany's Coca Beef Tonic
uTeparatOns. ID seems unnecessary To say thtt
,herry has always been the King Of wine, Tor ia
yalids; nccd add That II Is, II good, costly
wine. Buying " A. We do by the thousands u gall
Ions direct from growers of the highest repu.l.
ton, not Ouiy 10 we secure aa assured qulhty OF
VINE, but also al a price 50 far below that which
the small buyer must pay thst Il become, sel-eyt-
dent that an article Of the guilty offer cannot
possibly be reproduced by small manufacturers.
The thousands aud hundreds OF Thousands IN al
parts of the world who have used the Liebis Com
puny's G ca Beef Tonic are doubt fully con-
WINGED Of this, our sales would not he. a. they
ore Tor This year, OVER TWENTY-FIVE PER
CENT beyond our larg Il record.
OUR RULES: No cheap good. Only honest
goods nc honest prl Buyers who to0s rir cheap
hess only need waste 40 time over oHr prDidc.
liens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14

credible. ard no doubt :, WON'T \ ...
mis- "a withoai - much So ."e1uft ...
no, sgeh men ~ iiumtolf- 'trisf .nl. =
eaunliy eminent scicBf IA. tf1griiof. l.. .
cans lent their naIies 70 r. fhn f.ielf,
sfeTs ii 20 tie irOfssgDu iu form WINCH.
many adyanfnssS Thus y g.. f1rI....
and, rstoOd thai tho 3cilfc pfiHcuIr VI ..
leaf l. extremely volatile rnd n1f .ff...
oueuce. quite or wholly w9rlhic-I .... ..
-. Tie1 ieblC CON pfnY over U. ....
ln itctr Coca u IS Tome only tI.
prcps red directly from uif iu E..
'gTe beer contained ln ihe tHn'f . f..r
sch eled healti 3 bal'0s ~. ari r......
iarger percruinia OF NiugfniIs.l rpI
mppt. tlan T. to 10 f0nrl iu 1is.I f.s.
exfFact-. Tie roc1 and fa,f srs r...
choice quality Of sttrT wins tI.I
~ numerous medical mcn NJ prl.
have used q. which iha Lirlig e. mHf..
thcir oCires. aso Indicate thu 70 il. r.
The AmfrfcuE HDMT1p1i '..
Tie Licbig Company fpel B.vl r..
ti"ns should not b. c0rfesndeI w.a
uOs runs. Thee ace u luW t.r N.....
products, and worthy ~ tAF I-..
bestowed upon them by Dn;h IYu .....
ailop3llic iOrr4ais'
Tie New Work HnfirH rI.f
have prc>crih,d 70 with tho iI|.I .... ....
suii..'
fFroir IeoUifd's Nr,N",i I..
"Thc Licbig Company, C,.t g..
TaIatisus have acquired largo rr.i.f..
FlOLs psFf. Of I've w~iii.
c.icrt1iiy recommend tht tfrI De-.
he ~ VINE anN Vuinltr. TIE 'IfH
qutuiue u coupl' o. iy covered tlI D.
mot palatsble DrcpiFifi.u Hl .t.i..I.
t.tafiIg 20 childr,ii ID. f.i.rI- u..
ufJultniCd with. We Bow H' H
children vuiic exi.ss Wis. il.. ....
firo Subtraction
Hest. Iouis C}af.II Ef a..
-ir"foclii me attention % li. rr
ltIEhtify of ifc 90 o Eppi .r
manufactured bV ltc Ilrhis o.. ...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14
sElNE.THREAD.

-THREAD.-wEA
- have In stock fresh sup - N Al
ply OF SEINE-THREAD. consist. eel.
humber and Qualitiea Including vs III a..
known Lion brand. pronounced oy 40
ermen TO be the best ever impoi"Ss,tiug
Linen Gill. Netting, hau..seln9S ,rs wcoi
I~a6n. a. Lowest prices susrNnserSS
l. LI6HfENsrElSs svs,,A
eoruer seventeenth and Franklin ~ Ll0A
soIe impNYtoIu 81 Tie ceiepfesa SO
HrHn1 6sins- fhssaa. WV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14
GNIMPEACHABLE TESTIMONY
FROM ALLoPATHiC, HOMEOPATHIC AM
ECLECTIC AUTHORITIES.

Having been made acquainted with the mote
of preparation aud the composition Of Coca heei
Tome, have ordered n Cor patients requiring
toDie treatment such patients derived marked
and decided beneht from t. scientific nien are
becoming moyv and more Impressed Win ire ne
cessliy OF supplying by Huiritiye lnjesa Tue wear
and tear Of civilized life, ana the Coca BEEF Tonic
IA composed Of materials well suiled 90 tulhi the
necessary requirements for which u has been pref
paraied-" y. ~. cARkoCHANsh NJ. u.
Profes sor OF surgery New York Medical CoileEr.
SurEcon.ia- hlef state Emigrant Hospitals.
are isisnd. n. VI ex-Iiealsh oiheer port OF
New York.
Prom the New York Medical JearnahJ
eThe medical profcss IL naturally. aud very
properly SO. conservative In lis acceptance OF new
theories, and especially 80 wnen extsayagtnt
claims pe made In behalf o. Hntnowas e4 eem-
fael kaSc m1ay tGeu with rettrenct tp The t'OeA,
rhe revere sIaiue1 t6V \ have sssis~s aails ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14
HIGHEST MEBlLS THE WORLD OYER.

Liebiq COmDdHB's coca Beef Tonic EiabI iies
ne Htfrirtc eitmeats al ne ptHsceiHf fbrf,
b cod. bone anil train NJ cN'efaily-ssiea'sd
hsdithy buiiOcks.
Each itabiesp0oBfH represents ths esSsRcs u
one ounce II choice beef ~ solution is q garfdH-
,ssd gVaiiy ~ (SpGBf.hJ Lmgeri1l CfO,oH
She,rg iron, ne rhtyards II Msycs. G3"sailes,
BydSS d CO., IF J,rcE. Tue LIBBY Ggmpdsg Ia
brdfsd 6rp NJ skerr,J-gro Csrs. Is az ern.apif
~ nun b. sf0fed that under me farms ~ the cDH-
frOct Tor 1856 Messrs. Consoles, Bglfs & 20.
Mao York once 80 Br0ddtrHBl are reI'irett0
deltuey 5000 gallons N the Iapfftgt CrooH
SHERRY 10 fhs Neic FORK depo' 0t0ae % he Lfebfg
LaJoFdi0ry and CteEaicdl Works COmPdHg.
Iiebig Gompany's Coca Beef Tonic al'o con-
tains AN ASSUMED QUALITY OF coca. II
al.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14

Coca has really wonderful power In supporting
HE stIcukth. My Indian follower have ace 1mpt-
he me on foot through the forests OF Peru for nav
miles in one Il y without food or anything e>ecN-
tcpt Coca. which they CnrWed ~ tnttrNl,. iit
use Of Oca did uOt1cLriyc them of appetite. ,Or
n lie close OF tie day tney ate very hearty m.li
win evident relish" DIR. PpPPl'.
German Naturalist and tNporer.
Travels In Chill Peru, aud OH the River AmiZ bn,
1898.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14

Humboldt say. he has never known cl-r 0t
consumption or asthma among the u1th', wh'
are accustomed b. 10, Use. and that they live t"t
treat age. maintaining their meuttl AMI physical
faculties To the last. tONMp>'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14
,2:As,5s szAs>
rss!sz !esaAe DIX
HER .NAJEST]'S
FAVORITE
COSMETIC
GLYCERINE
is SUPPLIED TO THE ROYAL FAMILY,
| is SUPPLIED TO THE ROYAL FAMILY,

20 Her Royal IIighneSS the Princes,
of Wales. Her Grace the DacheSS
of ROXburgh, the MarchiOne>S of
TwecdaIe. the MarchioneS> OF Wa
lrrfOrd, the Countess Of Leicester,
the Countess of DulIerin, Lady
WOIscIey, wife of General Sir Gar
ret WOI,eIey. and the ladies of the
European nObilit! generally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14

The most delicate. effective, and ialc'ou, pre-
,,t.,f,p.f t,tvc, riuc thtt have O., t used.
LILLE LANGTEl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14

case IL on record Of q numher OF mlpers who
had been buried alive In South American mine
and who kept themselves alive without food or
drink for twelve days with their small supply Of
Coca - TIE Amerieds Druggist, Deeembsr, 1854.
We must conclude, from all the clinical obserya-
tions, thst Cora Is strengthening and benehcisl.-
VnfoH HsdfcaIs, 1877.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14

at Is certain that the Peruvian indians have al
M ~ virtues" CLGSiIS, 1913.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14

"Scttng aside al eNtrayagant aud visionary no.
tees ON he subject. / am clearly Of the opinion
that the use Of Coca l. not Ouly not uoxtOh', nui
quite the contrary. IL Is very conducive ~ hed' IL
In SUPPORT of this conclusion may refer tu the
Numerous examples Of longevity among Indians.
WHO from bOyhcOd have been IN the habit ot
mastiCating COca three times daY. tlsei are
not iufTequent Of I'm mans attaining the great age
Il i3u years and these men ~ The ordinary rate
Of consumption must Ia the coutse OF their
lives have chcwCd not less tudn 200 pounds
O. the leaf aud retained tn most perfect h"1l.h
and yipoT." PROF. ). j. VAN IehJDl'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14
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