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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
TIE NATION.
The Foreign Mission Con-
yentiOn.
THE LEAGUE BRANCH REVOLT.
Giant Powder ExplOsiOn-RailrOad
Strikes-COming BarthOldi
Statue Ceremonies.

Special TO the Hearld By the Associated Press.
DEs MONIES, october 6.-The American
Board was called to order at2P. NJ, Presi-
dent Hopkins in the chair. After singing
and prayer by Rev. DR.. Lamson, the com.
mittee on nominations reported. Rev. Jud-
son Smith, one of the Foreign Secretaries,
read an address on the subject of constant
factors in the missionary problem. In con.
clusion he said: "If we mean to succeed in
our missionary work, We shall make it our
leading aim always and everywhere to
bring the power of Christ's word and name
immodificd by human specuations, un-
shorn of single trust, home to the souls of
sinful men as the only hope of salvation"
While waiting for the report of the hcme
committee brief addresses were made by
several members.
THE EVENING SESSION.
The exercises of the evening session were
conducted by DR.. Hutchinson. Rev, Arthur
Little, of Chicago, was named as member
of the Committee in place of Dr. Qulnt VINO
declined the position. DR.. Mcgowan, OF
Iowa, referred t the fact that the Ameri-
cans met for the first time In the prohibition
State of Iowa. Applause. he suggested
that the request oi the President and Secre-
tary Of the Women's Christian Temperance
Union, asking that one one daay &C, oi
aside Hfor the abolition of the liquor
traffic be granted. DR.. Magoman then as
Chairman of the Committee of Africa, read
brief report of the committee on Mission
work in that country. Rev. Prof. Board
man, of Chicago, then read report of the
committee that mad been appointed to re-
view the annual report of Secretary CLARK.
Rev. Joseph Ward, of Yankton, Dakota,
then made the last speech on the subject OF
Clark,'s report. He declared enpha.icaily
give up single one of its many missions,
although the Board sorely needed finds:
DR.. Little OF Chicago then reported for the
committee that had reviewed DR.. Alden's
address on the nter-dependence of Home
and Foreign Work, cordially endorsing and
commending it, After announcements the
Board adjourned till morning SO far the
Board has managed to steer clear OF any
class doctrinal topic, that is uppermost in
their minds. Both factions, old and new
schoolt are ready for the fight aud 1t is gen.
orally believed that 1t will be forced to-mor-
row,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
Marriage I.tcencea,

Marriage licenses were to-day issued to
the following parties: A. H. Miller to A..
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07

Ross, Challenge Accepted.
LONDON. October 6.-Hanlan has accepted
Ross challenge to row race on the Thames
for 500 pounds.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
A TIREsoME DISCUSSION.
wants to be vindtcated.

WASHINGTON, October 6.-Warren Green,
son of the President of the Western Union
Telegraph Company, who has Teen for q
number Of years in business in Japan, Is in
the city seeking vindication. Mr.. Green
was nominated by the President Consul
General to Japan, and his nomination was
afterward withdrawn. series OF serious
charges was brought against him, and the
President thought the best way OF solving
the difficulty was by withdrawing Green's
name. Green says that he bears letters to
the President and Secretary OF State, signed
testing to the falsity Of the charges, whi oh
are alleged to have emanated. from the
former Vice Consul General, whom Green
discharged upon taking the office under his
ad interim appointment. Green says ne
cares nothing tor the office. and will accept
no further favors from the Administrator,
but will have vindication from the
charges made.
Whining toms Business Revival.
PHILADELPHIA, october 6.-The Press
Wilmington, N c., special says; There is a
general revival of industry In this city.
Within the last three weeks the keels OF
three large first class iron vessels have been
laid here. over 1000 men are now EN-.
pIoyed, With assurances OF steady work all
winter The "Alva," magnificent steam
yacht which Is being built by William X.
Van erbilt is making favorable progress.
Her plating is finished and her carpentry
and joiner work is under way. This vessel
will, when finished, be the largest and
finest steam pleasure Yacht In the world.
She has cost 80 far 1923, 600, and she holds
the best class ever given vessel In the
English Lloyds.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
PepabIican Meeting at Pemsna

Especial TO the Herdld
POMONA, October 6.-The z O. D. came to :
gether here last evening. when z. X. Ed
wards bewailed the fact Of poor jim
Blaines having been stabbed by his best
friends, the mugwumps. at some length.
The meeting being largely made up of De n
ocrats, he failed to create any exoitsusn NJ
on this subject. He wound up by staslug
that In the last Legislature he had done al
that mortal man could do to locate luna
tic asylum in our midst, and therefore
then sat down and Mr.. Nelr0se took the
floor and stated that he was NO speaker and
no pollution, which became evident - he
proceeded: He wound up by denounctng
travagant one the country had evor seen-
After this some OF the country candidates.
quietly got In their work, and all was stf11
save s,,t the singing d In tie the Holiness camp
whole, the speakers failed to flll the bill
but the Democrats think it is all right.
Garratt Declines the Nomination
SAN FRANCISCO. october ell. Is rumofed
that VIM. t. CARAT has declined the nom~
ination for Mayor on the Republican ticket
on account of his friendship for Abner Do
BILE, the nominee on the Citizens ticket. It Il
days ago, but that 1t has been withheld In
the hope of getting Mr.. Garratt to reconsider
his determination on his return from the
East.
Senator GOrmah n Seremadod.
San Francisco, October 6.-Senator A. p.
German, of Maryland, who is on visit to
this coast, was serenaded at the Grand hotel.
this evening, by the Iroquois Democratic
Club. After the serenade reception Ia1
held, when Senator German addressed the
assemblage. thanking them for the honor
rendered him.
Robt. Ferrnl For the Somates
SAN FIR ANcIsco. October 6.-Judge Robert
Ferral was nom mated this evening BY the
Democrats for State Senator of the 24th dis
trict
The Utah Cemmissi0n,s Report.
WASHINGTON, October 6.-The Utah Com
mis- ion. by its Chairman, A. B. Carlton, has
fled with the Secretary of the Interior its
annual report, Of which the following u
synopsis: During the year the laws regard
ing the acknowledgements Of polygamlsts
and those living in unlawful c0ha bitattoa
have been fully and successfully enforced
All such persons, with very few II any OK
ceptions. have been excluded from voting
and holding Office. A large number nave
been fined and imprisoned In the peniten-
tiary for polygamy or unlawful cohs6ite-
zion. chiefly for the latter offense.. Upon
the whole pOlygamous marriages are ON the
| decrease,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
FOREIGN.
Dire Distress of LOndOn's
Poor.
RUSSIA MAKES A NEW MOVE
Rescue of a GarrisOn-Suff0cated
i'm @ Mine-ROss and Han
lan-FOreign Markets.
Isoscial to the Herald ou the Associated Prsss.l

Special TO the Herald bu the Associated Press.
LONDON, October 5.-The Democratic Fed
Grafton have issued a manifesto, In which
1t says: "The unemployed are certainly ex-
periencing distress still more severe than
that experienced in 1885. Honest workmen
and their families are doomed to hopeless
struggle with starvation during the coming
winter The wealthy classes are RESPONSE
BILE for the awful neglect OF the poor. Our
rulers could not but fear for themselves; II
they could see the misery which their sci.
Ash apathy infilcts upon the producers Of
wealth. Show them your despair is their
danger; leave your slums and follow the
Lord Mayors show in November. silently,
solemnly and In order. Convince the rich
as they are driven to their banquet that the
never plaster the cancer which their mad
greed Of wealth has planted in the heart OF
our civilization"
A Movement FavOrimg Russia.
ST.. PETERSBURG, October GA newspaper
here publishes telegram from Guirgeve,
Roumania, dated last Sunday, which states
that the movement in favor Of Russia, which
started in the Bulgarian army and the lead
ership OF the garrison at Shumla, is now in
full progress. The dispatch says the move
ment has spread rapidly, and that the adhe-
sion of the garrisons at Rustchuk, Widen,
Islivna and Slivno appears to be unques-
tionable. The telegram goes on to say that
on Sunday last Shumla garrison telegraphed
to the Minister of War. at Sofia, that they
were convinced that the present state OF po-
litical anarchy was injuring the rights and
interests of the people ana country. They
desired the release of all the originators OF
the coup d'etat. as demanded by Russia. and
that they wished General Kaulbar's note
containiflg the Czar's demand to be recon.
sidered by the Bulgarian Government in
order to avoid breach between the two sis
ter nations.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
A New Alliance Favored,

A New Alliance Favored
BUCHAREST, october 6.-King Charles has
presided over the sessions OF the councils
of war in this city during the past few days
Several of the Roama nian Generals favor
an alliance between Roumania and Russia.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07

The beverage for the weak and strong
sick and healthy: Ghirardsll's soluble COCOA
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y. PCHUnou. -preachingevery Sabbath,
morning aud evening by Rev. s. q. lr-
vine, y. ID. Sabbath school AZ 2;30 r. n
Payer meeting every Wednesday evening.
EvkNoEt1CAL CHURcH. Preaching on Sab
bath at 1880 A. NJ, and r. M. sabbath
school 1000. Prayer meeting every We'd
nesdey evening 5i30, ;. T. Davis, pastor.
An ars invited.
CoNoREoAT1oNALC Cav AcH. -Servicesover
sabbath morning and evening. Sabbath
School at 1915. Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening Of each week.
M. r. CHURcu, SoUrI. Preaching every
sabbath morning at II o'clock A. ~. Sab.
bath School at 10 o'clock A. n. Prayer
meeting every Thnriday evening at 1880
o'clock. A. "A. Culp. Pastor.
M. N. CMuncm SourlG, TAN0RNr. Preach,
Ing every Sabbath at $50 o'clock II. A. Sab
bath School at 2:30 o'clock, p. Al. 4. nj. Culpl
Pastor.
Al. X. CHuRcH. Preaching every Sabbath
morning and evening. Song service II
ho evening before sermon. Sabbath Sohoo
dt 2,30 r. N. Prayer meeting every Thurs
ay evening Rev. III. +. Webb. pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CrURcH. Service every
Sabbath morning and evening in Church
cor. Broadalbin and Fifth Sts. Sunday Schoo
Immediately after the morning service
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening
Rev + r Pritohard, pastor.
FtRsr BArrIsr CnURcm. Preaching every
sabbath at IL o'clock a m. at Church ON 6tl
Street. Sabbath School Immediately aftoi
morning services. Prayer meeting or,
yhursday evening at 7sS0 o'clock. I g
brewnson, pastor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-10-01

Some visitors were down ia u coal
mine. On the side Of the gangway
grew plant. It was perfectly white.
Thoy were astonished that, amid the
coal dust, this little plant should be 80
pure and white. A miner who was
with them took handful Of black dust
and threw 1t upon the plant, bat not 9
particle adhered. Every atom Of dust
rolled of. The visitors repeated the
experiment, but the coal dust would
not cling. If God can 10 form that
little plant that no dust can cling to il,
can He not also transform our hearts
BY His grace, that no sin can cling to
them /? II He can keep that herb in
the coal mine pure and white, can lie
not keep my heart as white as snow ?
Teachers Journal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-10-01
ANoTmER LIE AAYEp

Mrs. Harriet Cummings, Of Gin
cInnaii, 0nlo, writes: "EsrIy last
winter my daughter was attacked
with a severe cold, which settled on
her lungs. We tried several medi,
cInes. none OF which seemed TO do
her any good, bat she continued to
get worse, and finally raised large
amounts OF blood from her lungs.
We called 10 O family physician, but
he failed to do her any good. AT
this time friend VINO had been cur
ed by DR.. HaIl's BAlsam for the
Lungs, advised me to give it trial.
We got bottle, aud sho began to
improve, and by the use Of three
bottles was entirely cured /"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-10-01

A new and angular nso Of butter
milk has just been discovered Il II
known that tbs milk Of butter Or beat
On milk is the liquid which remains al
Ter the butter Is extracted from the
cream. Il - then the scrutn Of tbs
milk divested Of ita greasey matter ana
containing IN suspension certaiu
quantity Of cheesy matter. This liquid
POSSESSES nutritive power in mark
cd degree, which 10 not the case With
any kind Of liquid cheese. Il may
therefore serve ~ an aliment for recon
structing WORKOUT tissue and, even
unAccompaniOd by other food, Tor as
thmatica, consumptives, persons who
suffer from indigeation and for conva-
lesceDts. Buttermilk cures have been
Instituted 10 several places in France
The use of this drink cannot bs toe
highly recommended. Bat . property
altogether new has been discovered In
the bnttermilk. Il seems that the con-
sumption Of it quenches thirst, and
that after using il one has no longer q
desire to drink any other liquid.
This property renders il = valuable
remedy for insbriety I; for in COntinu-
ing the habitual use Of meata aud Of 81
coholic drinks, temperance ia almost
beyond human possibility.
We may say that from this point Of
view tke discovery Of this property il
invaluable, aud that if the knowledge
Of it were disseminated, it would rend-
or immsnse service 10 tending TO sup
press drunkenness and 10 giving to
mankind means TO avoid the maladies
Of oil sorts which inevitably fellow this
fatal habit.
r
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-10-01
FnE mEDIcAI USE or IsroxIcAsrs.
ny ). II nANAroRD, N. D.


| know Of no Influence 30 potent for
harm, with the principles usually pre-
sented 10 its favor, as tho remedial en-
ploYment Of intoxicanta, all things Con-
sideted. Il IL logical inference that
IL alcoholic preparations are valuable In
producing, or, in restoring health, IN
sickness, that they will be favorable to
health under ordinary circumstances in
health. II they may be given to stone
up" to "purifv the Blood" to "giys
alrsng,h," to 'improve DIGESTION" to
taford an Appetite" In sickness, or
when the system Is alightly out Of or
der, why may they not be- taken at
pleasure by those ia health, compare
tive health, to aid Ia these respects I?
The principles are the same, applicable
in the one case al certainly aa In The
other. Disease Is now regarded ~ the
mere absence Of health, or ease, and
not monster TO be slain, demanding
the employment Of alcohol for this pur-
pose.
While the family physician Is uni
formly prescribing alcoholic prepara-
tions for every form Of dissase, IL neO-
essasiIy follows that ga influence in
their favor must be exerted. For this
reason | depreCato the influence Ct far
too many physicians and druggists very
much more than ! do that Of the retail
era, the average OF whom have but q
very little inauencc In any decent COM
munily beyond that over their victims.
During practice Of about forty years,
have never yet recommended intoxi-
can.s as = medicine, and have never
seen . oase in which / deemed them
really necessary, provided other rene
dies were At hand. Indeed, our Bsatsria
maeaica is exceedingly poor, If there Il
nothing 70 be used as q sub ssisa,s for
this poison.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-10-01

sedentnry habits, mental worry, nervous
excitement. excess or imprudence in eat
ing or sifIll'Eiilg, aud various other causess
induce Constipation followed by general
feraiIeeInent Of tie liver, kidneys, and
stomach. In Which the disorder Of each
orKnt increases the innrmity OF the others.
Tho immediate results are Loss OF Appe.
tite. Nnfsen, Foul Breath, Heartburn, Flnt-
slIence, Dizziness. Sick Headaches, failure
Of physical mud mental vigor. distressing
sense Of weight aud ftllness III The stomach,
and increased COstiycness, all OF which aro
known under one bend ~ Dyspepsia.
IneYery instance where this disease does
not originate from seroflil0us taInt IN the
blood. AYEH's PILLS may be confidently
relied upon TO effect q cure. Those cases
not amGnabIe 10 tho curative influence 0f
AYRn'a PILLS alone will certainly yield IL
ths FILLS nre aided by the powerful blood-
purifying properties Of AYEH's SARsAPA~
MFILA.
DyapeptIcs should know that the longer
treatment Of their maIndy ii postponed,
the more difficult Of cure II becomes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-10-01
Tho best friend of the working men is
the man who pays them we'll and
promptly for services rendered.

Tho editor OF the Corsicann4, Tex. !,
Observer, Mr.. g. P. Miller, had Sc
we're att sck Il rheumatism In nls lett
kree, which became so swollen and
painful that he uln not walk up
the stairs. He writes that after i
few applications ot 81 Ia 30. Oil, the
p IN -asiley dirappeared, che
knce assuusd lis normal proportions.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-10-01

Wits Of injunctions against thirty
nine saloon keepers Of Sioux City, Iowa
have been granted by Judge Lewis
Original notices were also being pre-
pared and would be served on ell inter-
ested property owners as soon as posi-
bic. Tho property il liable for ID,
costs. although it will be necessary firsl
TO itsue an execution sgainst the So
iosn proprietor. and exhaust bis prop
ersy before proceeding farther.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-10-01

Show tbs young men Of our country
that the whisky-bo.lle, aud cards. and
depravisy have no passport TO Office,
aud that only high-ordered manhood Is
righsfully entitled 20 receive thu ballots
Of free and virtuous citizenship.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-10-01
Notice for Publication.
LA3D OFFICE AT OREGON Cry. Or. !
JuIy Doth. A. ID. ISsG.

LIND OFFICE AT ORKaoN Cry, Or.l
July 20th, A. d. 1856.
NOTICE II hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has fled notice OF
his intention TO make final proof IN snp-
port or his clain, and that said proof wifi
be made before tho County Judge or Clerk
Of Linn county, Oregon, at Albany, Ores
viz: Gustav Kriger Homestead Entry
No. .4267 for tho u OF " n OF Section 20
TIP 13 8 r. / i,
He names the following witnesses to
prove bis continuous residence upon. and
cultivation Of, said land, viz William II
Cooper. III II Morthorm, r r. Humphrey
and John Burnett all Of Sweet Home la
Linn county, oregon.
w. +, BURNEY,
Register.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-10-01
Ayers Pills

Never fail to relieve the bowels and pro-
mote iiieir ienllIlfsl ind regular action,
and illus cure Dyspepsia. Temporary
palliniiyes nil do permanent harm. The
isfuI activity into which the enfeeblcd
af0fnnell i sp1rrtd by "bitiers.1 aud aleO-
hoIlc piiinnlauts, Il inevitably followed
by reaction iIlaL leaves the organ weaker
than before.
sscosliveueaa, Induced by my sedentary
hablss 81 life, became chronic; Arms pills
afforded mo speedy tflief. Their occasional nse
has since hepl mo oil rigifp uKnaAHN Dnfhes
n0Tr, Aeleark. NJ y.
II was Induced 20 try AYEn'a Pitts a. a
remedy ior Indigestion, ConAtipataons and
ffsadaehe. from whles had long been snf
feFer. 1 fotaud their action eahy, and 0btainsd
pYaaHna relief. Ihey have beneiiisd me moro
ihas ii shs sueAlelupa ever before tried" nv.
Asi, f6a Atafe ST. Chicago, M.
ss iga entirely corrected tho eoatlve
bai2lt. snI ssslsY improved tny general health
KEv. faAaets y. llAnLOHfs Atlanta Ga.
ss.rhs fnast effective fi.i The fasiest physlc
have oser found. Oas .oss viii quickly moys
my towels and free issy bend from PAIN WI
iAeE, Richmond, Fas
- sufferer from Liver Complaint, Dya-
nepasa, ana Neuralgia for the last twenty
se3ies. AYEnsa Pills have benefited fne mos
thaa ahy medicine / have ever takensS r. H.
A8azRs. Nesdmore, Br6en Co, Ind.
sior dyspepsia they are invalnable.s J. T.
uATKs, Aexia. 7fxas.
AYERS PILLS,
PREPARED by
DR.. J. G. Aver g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by al Druggists.
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given that the UNDER
signeds the Administrator OF the estate oi
Sarah A. Hale, deceased, has flled, in the
Comfy Court of Linn county, Oregon, his
fnai account, and said Court has appoint
ed Monday, November 1st. 1886, at ten
oiclc ok q, m. OF said day, for the hearing
tlement Of tie same.
r. M. JACK,
Administrator,
Il BLACKBURN,
Attorneys for Administrator.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-10-01

Mini. ter Pendletcn'a health has been
somewhat improved by his tour through
Switz rlaud, and his face wears less
discouraged look than as any time sine .
the melancholy death Of bis wife.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-10-01

And cheap at the price but we offer the
four for So. 25, giving remarkable bargain.
Drop the Americnn Farmer and you can
have tho three remaining for So. Drop the
World and History and you can haye the
two others for 1926. The history il a 800
page book nicely bound, and is worth the
egulax price.
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uFTr xEAms AGO

Men alepg IN peuHs
The one-horso wagon was 10 vogue.
The buggy with springs was unknown.
The craza for gold had not come.
Drawn and brain we're champions.
The friction match was curiosity.
We were nation Of hard workers.
At avery crossroads shoemaker and
. wheelwright thFove.
Elections were unbought.
A days journey was q notable event.
Highways were the avenues Of COM
merce.
The sewing machine waa unbeard Of.
The Yankee peddler was prospecting.
He had not ,et oircumnavigaisd the
globe.
Oar emblem Of commercial haste was
the coach.
Travelling from New York TO Phila-
delpnia was gooj Days work.
There were neither mowers NOR self
biniers in existence.
Women cooked by open 6res.
Young men were skilled with the axs.
Ths era OF forest destruction was A.
It's best.
Tho axe was tbs resource Of many
families.
At nigh.fAlI tallowGcanaies made The
light.
Butter would not pay for marketing
100 miles from home.
The steam sawmill khad not begun 70
make merchandise Of che forest.
The lord Of thousand acres dined
with Lis men.
The mAtron advised With her maids
and aided them in securing nsatea.
Girls and matrons boaated OF their
spinning.
Only The thrifty took . ncwspAper.
The day began with tho dawn-ended
with Q o'clock.
Baseball was not national game.
| The circus and clown were the event
Of the year.
The msnagoric gave tho church mem.
bers good chance.
Tao closk, tin aud notion peddler
visited every house.
In trade produce answered when
money was lacking.
Every thrifly farmhouse entertained.
The railroad was hatching.
The telegraph was not heard from.
Diphthsria was unknown.
Ssory-tsIlers and hearty laughs
abennded.
| Divorce was not.
| Hard drinking until old age scarcely
enabled man 70 ace snakes.
| Prairie farms were undreamed Of.
/ The mighty West was unknoYp.
| The territory Of the Unised States
had not been crossed.
i Forest clearing Was the vocation O
ons-third Of the men.
Il Burning fallows 10 New York, 0hi'
and Pen asyisaniA were daily sights.
| Most men were born, lived and dies
10 the same county.
Prosperous farmers handled littl'
money.
i The saddle Vas Tho emblem Of has,'
and speed.
| Few had SEEN purchased carpet.
/ Family gasme,a were home wrought
| Professional men subrissed well -
al income Of $500 per year.
Doors we're leit on the latch at nigh,
The family wash hung out al night
Cotton shee,ing was tifsy cents =,
yard-not - good As now fos Eve.
Frugal hones knew llttle auxIety.
Property was real and personal.
Real property was real estate. Pei
sOnal property was notes, mortgages an
farm stock.
Government stocks, bonds, railroA
and manufacturing stocks, bank stock'
mining stocks, municipal boad aud spes