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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-16
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON July I5-l2 80 p. n.-United states Per ent
Bonds 1857 do. IS ll4s Atlantic and OIta, mes'Ih
second Trustees Certificates, 49, ta'ili
c, esq., ex DIVIDEND Erie 81 n 10 second Consos 80
Mexican Ordinary 81 New.York Central lVs-i Fehhsyi
vanla, 50 l.; Reading, II > ,.. r,.,,.. u, -
D. m.-iars advlces quote Three fef tent h'"'e' ~ %
francs 92Ll confines iOr the account ,, ,,o,o,
Ioypoy Juy ia D. m-Cons0s Ol 3-l6 ior both money
and the account Atlantic and Great western frs
Trus-es Certificates 44s- DO. second Mortgage I9 Na
Pacific, 6sls Erie. 81 =, DO second Cons"i'
Paul Common, 94si New-YoIk Central IV7'' i'Hn''i
yania, 5ji..
Hudson Ray Company, 22'- A.. p.,t q, r,,
m-rhe amount oi bullion gone mo li' Dunn va A'5-
land on balance to-day IL $4,000. .. ,f.,tt,,-
The proportion the Bank Of England rc-,rt 10 amy
which In week vas g5s Der cent 80 LILO per cent
Paris aivccs quote Three Per cent ienes Al - 'n0S
ccntifnes for the H,s cunt az 900
The bullion the Bank Of England has increase" @i'Voo
Paris adTces quote exchange London at 20 francs 20
centimes for checks. , g.. panL o,
PARI- July i5-The weekly statement OF tIe Bahk OF
decrease Of O3OOOOU france III b"A" ANU
1925 900 francs IN silver
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ErRopEAy pRopUcE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL July l5Provisions Bacon cumbtrSnaa, nt
35- Oh: Long Char Mddes. 33s. Cd short Clear Mhues'
33s. Cd short Ribs 35s; cd; ShouldTrs ~ U. p pr W
India Mess; Prime Ness - IL
POrk-Prime Mess BIS 0d. per boL frme Me-, ~ "
62s Cd Western BIS. 81 Lard American SO Fr' az,
Lard OIL 3gs 81. Hams-Long W. JUS VI
shoulders jos Sd Buttcr70s. Cd per cw FOR nnest te
states dheese-American Choice, Ais ID wheat iset
Spring. I'D aGs 5d Red MinieT a. a. S S q
g. sd per GENITAL; New No. winter, os .l 40 -" :
spring IS I'd; New Mixed Western A. Oh; taho.hn 10. l.
81 I'd a is cd. do No 2 %. I'd Is Sd per 'rhI;
duoe-Sprs OF Turpentine 2ss Sd do AT LodOn Us. o.
per cwt; Refined Petroleum. Cd pr gallon ,ei r ,
American Red. 41s per cVL IalJ" --Js % pei 49,
Fine American. 3D. Prime city, - o. per CIV M
Rosin-Comnon. IS. Cd Pale, ii s Oi Us VI.
PrOvisOns-Amcfltah lsclrlseia'o" D'''
hind quarters I'D; fore quarters 3D. per 10 nm, H. n, a co,
LOSDON July l5.-Produco- lnsced on al vs. W. -
IS Od per tun Lnseed Ais Cd per quarter In
1874 SD per gallon spirits Of Turpentine. 25s Sd per
cwt sperm on, s53 per tan kosin-c onmoh o. 81 per
lis Od PrOvislOns-I4r,l SOS. W per
cwt for American. sugar-i3s Sd per cwt for suoa Cen
trugal toarizng and lis Cd l2s. 81 of Mussoso
refining anoat Australian falow-Beei .Ss Va ~ ;
Cd; Mutton 25s OIL rs I'd Cocoaaut Ou-OeJi"n' A-o~
s26 IS; Cochin so Dc dt33. , .
ASTwKRr, July l6.-Pctroloum-fine pale american. 10
francs cenncs paid and 10 francs 20 centnes sellers
EEEAES. July lJ.-fexolsuin- marks ~ pieAnis~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-16
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK pEALGNG4

FEATURES OF NETWORK pEALING4
There was no new feature yesterday TO the
grain speculation the Produce Exchange and prices
variable because Of temporary speculative
rradngs than OF decided tendency or values Cash
wheat was without material change, but exporters
freer buyers taking 100000 bushels The options suf
fered a number OF small fluctuations, but ended strong
near to the best figures but practically unchanged
from Wednesday night at s7as for August sl for sep
tember and e9 for October. Less hatterlng reports
from the California wheat districts coming IN, and
little doubt that the total yield OF the wheat
crop will disappOnt those operators who have been
pooling the damage TO the spring crop done by the
June July droutn. Corn prices variable because
condition OF the crop not uniform. and while the
he crop has been damaged wheat has been IL Is
open danger which may make 10 IA uncertain factor
for good deliveries" as the OiC crop Exporters
were moderate buyers. hut the options closed firm
SLIGHTLY higher AZ AZ for AUGUST AZ = for September
and 3s for October Oats. after early weak
ness recovered their loss closed firm. Provisions
were dew old Of feature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-16
CLOSING PRICES Of BOSTON STOoRs.
BosTos July Is 1888
Yesterday. To da.

THURSDAY. July lo-f VI
Measured By the volume Of business reported to nave
been done and By the figures recorded for tnat Dns
nes todays stock market was aetive than 1t has
transactions amounted to 294.477 shares ana the adj
vances in prices which established range from = 10
lie cent II could stop the showing would
be OF An encouraging character But the fact s that
although the reported sales 100000 shares moro
than yesterdays business the market was as du ior
brokers generally yesterdays The two or three
houses which doing nearly the whole business OF the
board made active for OF brokers whom
they employ aud consequently distributed so much OF
contentment within that limitation. IL early
given out oy the Wall agencies that the
Erie issues to be card OF the day One OF them
stated and probably correctly that large orders had
been cabed from here London to buy this stock ana
second cOnsOs and later forgetting its earlier puoea
hon. accounted for the advance In this market to Lon
don buying. The transactions in Eric stock amounted
to 62,5ll shares, and Its price from 3O 10 32sG
325s Some extravagant reports in circulation as
what companys report June Is going to show
in the shape Of earnings. They may or may not
provo to be correct; but If they do
the figures will yet leave the net
earnings OF 622 miles less than those o, 1o20 in
prices Irregular compared with last evenings
closing figures. The grangers and tho Vander6ilts
opened and early weak but after the ciques
had Erie well In hand they extended their protecting
aiualy to The whole list so that by virtue OF
securing moderate Transactions prices for every thing
ascending scale and they closed nc about
the best prices OF the day. Actual conditions at the
West than before, but promises OF settle
ment OF the railway war more assuring Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western SHOWS hna gain OF per cent
in face OF the publication OF the following compare
ri f0ure hv mart for HODOken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-16
IHE PETROLEUN MARKET.

There was no increase IN the activity of the
crude speculation yesterday but prices recorded
provement Less Lan 5000 900 barrels traded IN
but better feeling stimulated by the reports from
the West, hOwing that the CannOnsburg well between
Warrington and Pttsburg) tri1.ng producer and
that The Cameron No well hsd made response Of
importance to the ntrOg ycerne charged that had
exploded init Ills news wOuId have had emphatic
influence on ~ ecuaOrs II they were not still under the
influence OF fear respecting the further possibilities Of
the Washington field As II was. the market
| cent from Wednesday night and closed strong.
The range OF prices aud the dealings the Con-
solidated Exchange we're as follows:
Opening 60 y Lnwest........... 5l2
III ghest-...-.......... Cos Final. ............ 665s
sales. barrels. -29I3OOO
Refined oil was unchanged at cents gallon The
is not likely to develop until specula-
ton for an advance IL crude revIves.
BRADFORD. Penn. July 15.-Cruie On-NationaI
Transit Certificates opened p closed at &c Ii
highest. G612 lowest. 65l2 cearaEces $4,000 bar
rels.
OIL CITY, Penn. July l5-Cruie Oil-National Transit
Certificates opened at 65 and closed at 651s highest
665s: lowest G5la; sales 100000 barrels; cearances
lO0,9l4 barrels. runs not reported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-16
CALENDARS TO-DAY.

SUPREME COURT HANBFRs-Beforc Barrett, J-Nos p,
3D. 81 g. l52 1911 222 2j- 24O 246 % 2l6 2Gt 2fJ
SUPREME COURT IlcJIr-lAKr I.-BcOre Van Worst J.
No day calendar.
- iIl0GATE- COURI-Before Rollins Sat 80 a. m,
wills OF Edward arru ana Jane Nc m 10 wills 81
Jacob Lutl Elizabeth Olweer and Frank Muttirr; al II
a. M. wills Edward Ellsworth Ann Frances Arnold and
Henry Willie.
SITTROR CONFESSIONAL TEIAf-BefOre Ingralam, j.
No dav calendar.
COMMON PIEAS-SpTCIAL IEKM-BefOre Van HOtsCn j.
No day calendar
CorkT OF CENTRAL sFssIONs-PARr I-Before Judge Gn-
derseeve and Attorney Dayis-NOs l.
8 4, ., Is, :, :. 8, 10, II, r. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-16
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO. July l5-Cdnle- Receipts last "a hours 7e5
for thus 93oJ head for time la.u
week 4gO head consigned through ~ cars IS ~ which
New York II iOrsle market duh and droopn
Choice shipping - 500 81 IS loads feNa- steers
sold at s. - O market closed heavy cars held sver
Sh>,D-Reelps last - hours $500 head total for week
thus far H. POD head for time last week, 2s2 bead
for sale demand aud market nrm Medium ~ s-.
% JOa04 90; Choice 70 Extra here Lambs s'srce at
Choice 10 Extra, - - q ~ % ears held over
H00sRcepts last "a hours 1928 head total fr week mus
far % head for time last week, 2Oyl head cnn.
signed through. Of which all % New York 'aff
for sale mar krt higher Light Pigs, - - - 30 ~t-t
Weights - Is - 20 selected Medium Weights - ID
s. 20 Coarse Mixed Heavy En - 30 ~ TO- All offerings
taken
sr Lorrs July IS a"iS-Recepts 500 head ship
ments 400 market Good 10 Choice Native ship
ping steers Common 10 Fair, ~ 'o - ~
Butcher steers. 81 - IS Cows and Hef"rs goo -
20 stockers and Feeders s. 25aei 2J Grass Texans.
- OO0 50 80.
active Light - IS 81 - Packing, ~ 50 heavy
sSeso ~Recept 200 head shipments none market quiet
at 81 OUd 80 50.
CHICAGO July l5-The Drovers Journal reports crr,-
Receipts 800 head shipments 200 market lover Up
ming Steers 50 49, 10 -ocker aud Fters ~ - ~ ~:
lows Bulls and Mixed ~ Boa IS 10 Bulk ~ Jo4t 30
through Texas steers. ~ - q ~ 80. -
Hogs-Receipt- 22,OoO head; shipments. 5Opo nlarxet
stroug Rough and Mxcsi - so - 80 Packing aud sup
ping - Is o. Light Weights 81 Boa 20 OO sp- - -
ssssp-Receip- 24OO head shipments 800 head market
steady - O0d - 4O Western, IS p9 - 90 lex
ans Il 7jq 50 ~, Lambs, per head 81 % al %
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AplEA FOR THE USE OF UPPER ROOMS.

A PLEA FOR THE USE OF UPPER ROOMS.
To me Edttor Of me Tribune.
SIR: Ii is matter of easy observation that
many families having commOdious houses haDtuauy
sitting rooms apartments al or even below tine
leve. OF the ground. Wnen consider that
cities the whole Of surface SOIL is mpregnated with
odorou poisonous gases result of the decay OF
surface refuse OF the escape from leaking mains
and sewers forced the conclusion that. III
large least the level OF the ground is the
place pure air breathe When for the sake OF
repaving laying cOnduits dug up, the
Of smell aforms : how offensive is the
posed The pestilentisl gases that then find rapid
escape all from ground cities. but
ordinarily quantities sufficient to manifest them
selves 10 dued by contact with them Yet
to one who has for time breathed purer air the city
smell. especially hot still day apparent There
not few o, robust constitution who long life
III conta minated atmosphere without suffering any
manifest injury impairment OF their strength. The
great mass OF men, however profoundly Influenced
by the air they breathe and the exceptional
Cases mentioned the Injurious effect Itself plain
AFTER generations luyailds by
Ion -cOutinucd malaria.
To those whose circumstances permit the Oppor-
unity periodic change 10 purer atmosphere affords
valuable means OF recupcratlOn ana renvi goralion
But al OF US. during the time must be subjected
TIC evil OF Impure air, can to considerable degree
mitigate It's Injurious influence II is enough that
We exercise vgilant TO all local OF
Capitalization Those OF who have tue range
entlro house viii 10 well sitting ana living
rooms apartments raised above ground
we ar borne IN by the DreeZes may be that which has
come directly from the open country, and not the
EXCAVATIONS OF our city streets. II Is In seeking
hAt or an apartment for a home allow the induce
eht OF no stars TO climb to leave one TO select lower
Asoury Park, v. j., July s. 1856.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-16
THE COURTS.
CHARGING THAT HIS SISTER ROBBED HIM
Mrs. Retsay Collyer died abont twenty years a 90

DtIsty NDIIl Ut eIUUIIL dHN,
leaving large estate divided among her children
Her daughter Elizabeth who died three years ago left no
Charles =. Coll appointed al
ninstraor estate unmarried and
FOR MANY her brother George h. t0lyer The
latter robbed him OF securities worth 10000
having taken them from TN box IN wh, he kept his val
uahes The key which he had left in her care ana de-
car,s that the estate $4,000 which she left exceeded
$50 the probable pres MT value OF the legacy e her
h her mother further forth In the complaint In
he has brought against the administrator that she
Wa. peculiar and eccentric woman. somewhat mis-
erv and had picking mp and taking possession Of
go0s caels that did belong 10 her Justice Bar
Chambers Yesterday reserved ms
bill 81 particulars made IN behalf ~
the defendant Dennis Mcmahon appeared for the plaintiff
and Seaman Miller for the defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-16

The average the six months Of this year is AZ cents
less than In ss5 and So less than in 1884 The
Delaware Lackawanna and Westerns own output Is
about 100000 per year its coal tonnage for
other producers the frel ght for It depending
price received for coal Is about 100000 tons
Western Union was not neglected and its price
marked up q per cent TO 673s G67l 4.
Government bonds moderately active at the OF
fee. of the large market with
the bids the "a further advance g per cent Annexed
are the closing quotations.:
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per- yorA Riy,r Vrssefs And RIHroff
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

COTTONThe market for Spot Cotton reduced IL &c
to-day and this developed quite good demand sales taking
place "a the extent ~ 1908 bales 1903 last EVENING" ncud
ing 1000 bales for export and 300 bales for consumption
Port receipts today 723 bales comparing with S3S bales
this day last week and So bales this day last year.
Quotations based the American standard Of classification
are as fOIlOHs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-16

B!4nco WHO died IN le74 leaving &oo000O has sued Jose
de- navarro the the latter for S6--l 3d. The
complaint alt that Mr. de Navarro induced the painln 10
invest largely the Colorado Prince Mining Company. and
that result the Of the amount claimed Justice
Barrett Yesterday reserved his decision motion 10
compel Mr. Blanco TO make his complaint more definite
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-16

fore; and on law argues that until legally convicted the
defendant presumably innocent and % to DO ueascd
For the Governor and Mayor before his final TRIAL TO
declare him guilty would be usurpstion OF power ana
most unjust prejudice tho defendant On sucn ulA
The real tho Mayer to have all guilty persons prose
cuted convicted and punshed nnd full ned Tor ex-
ercise without travelling far from his own once.
Red Bank, N. j., July 9, 1885. LEor~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

DO at &c. Mexican l4a15c Monfevidso At % az ~
Indiana Unwsshe AZ 300. and Essssrn Oregon 23e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-16

y" me Ed"or Of rhe rr1s1n. lEN
CIR: Neither the Mayor nor the Governor has
10y jurisdiction to eonvic, General shasr - na'
90. .ne province OF court aud Jury rwo,r,.,.
:r.'a OF result because OF Disagreement, a, 49,
~A' legal presumption Is that 1t osss Of aonS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-16

market opened points decline and
Then II recovered however, with the
activity in the spot market closed steady
Of 8 n points from last nights figures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-16
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
THE GENERAL LIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-16
HOW DIsUsED CLUTCHES MIGHT BE UTILIZED

~.
10 ne EdstOr Of The Tribune
SIR: There are church edifces in some parts
oi tue city which. belonging to congregations Of
"Aom have removed TO the more fashionable onarters
are either little used, or have been or will be offered for
sac would 1t not be graceful act to give one Of
.Aese buildings to be used free lecture hail. where
uay free illustrated lectures might be given designed
" interest aud Instruct those who by force of circum-
,.Noe' are compelled to work daily while their educa-
- neS'eo'7df Having thus offered them a place
80 'Aey may spend their evenings with pleasure and
pn thousands would be enabled to see and enjoy by
mis- 49, en.~ged photographs the beautiful scenes OF
music co,oh,u e as 'he wonders of The heavens while
nicst 'npihed with readings from standard authors
iher- IA NJ " raw many from temptation and vice.
shown nv D.. reason WHY such subjects as have been
sys % Proctor. Cromwell ami other favor,te IL etnr
lees those subjects taught ana shown in col
etcept the lack of proper bsaipo 10 ~ ny , ne
~'A's needed for its naintsuane. '-Ns anu inc &c"
40. 220 East Ooeb,,ns. ALFRED A. HART
ft-gf 4
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To IA. g,., w n "hEAI QUESTION.
Ndtt'r or The Trtbua.
for ~. r. ALLOW an old campaigner IN the War
vie, o"'Uh 70 thank for your lust and sensible
man ~. lr''a1d believe that the great FngI,.h.
whole county one o. the best measures for the
A'"@o"d' OAto, Jane ~ issS. ese MED,
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SPIRITS OF rURPENriNE
CHARLESTON July is.-furpentine quiet Al SIG "a
sAyAxxAH. July l3.-ruIpentine stesy a. !. -
WILMINGTON July ls.-r1ysnlAne arm ~ sA@
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-21
PI.ttSUN Al"

Mrs. +. c, Fnlwrll rclurncd ycstcr-
day from "A visit to Austin.
deputy sheriff Dan Ford returned
from Moody yesterday. whore hc
went To sell the attached stock of
goods Of Il. +. Clark.
Mr. ID. -. Fairchild, representing
the Slnydcn-klrk-cy Wou,cm mills,
leaves to-day for -. Louis, kansas
city and the western states ia tine in
tercst of the mills.
Mr.. :. f. kirhscy, manager OF the
Saydon.kirk,cy wooden mills, leave,
TODAY for the east, where hc viii
make arrangement. tu purchase new
and improved machinery tor the adj
ditiun 10 the mills
Mise, liculal lmbrcc aud Lee Cox,
two bonnie Bolton bellies, who has
been engaged in coquntting with
WucO's wicked way tor some days,
have returned to the city of the Leon.
County Judge ", W Eya.s leaves
for Crawford today to hear the case
of one uillispic, who was suspended
| from teaching in a Crawford public
/ school Toy the trustees Gillespie up,
pralcd from the decision OF the tru
tees to the county judge, who j., cN,
ollicio president of the county board
of examiners.
At the Lehman house: EN- Dew g
aud wife, SipG Springs; Il T. Lawson
Lorcna; John Y Caviu, Miss Bird,
Harrison, Bryan; j !. Birgmun, j N
1 Williams. Abbott; j VI Duckey, & /
Sleeper, city, ) L Robbins. ~ Louis
] AIra EnnrtTa Whntru. [ ,r.,,..
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urAru
whoa. 1914" Hm "".
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WATER WORMS QUESTION.
Ihcir Proposition W"i"srd nS rrcsi
dent white

The committee ON water works
from the rity council held u meeting
Yesterday and submit ed the follow
ing proposition 10 Mr. &. W. White,
president of the Water company:
l.. The city OF Waco viii nj once
order sufficient number oihydrauis
90 make eighty m all, maiu7 to be IN
accordance with q map submitted to
the committee by Mr. White, and no
main To be- less than four inches IN
side diameter,
%. MIR. White to build reservoir of
not les, than 5,OOOOUO gHllon, at such
time n the clty council may deem
necessary. MIR White to have siA
months within which To construct
said g, scrvoirultrr b,iug notified
o.. After the construction of said
reservoir. the city to ut once order
twenty additional hydrant,. for whicl
said twenty hydraut- they will pa,
500 each, nud all additional hydrnui
over aud above the eighty hydHnt.
first above provided for Inc city {,
pay 800.
l.. The main on Austin street TO bD
of not less than 10 inches inside diam
drG MIR. White 10 furnish good
wholesome, pure water sufficient tul
domestic purposes, aud To guarantee,
% sufficient pressure for AN fire pun
poses. This contract tu run tor ten
ycurs.
Tie committee will now ,ny tina
we have Gtty-fuur hy druuts. for whic'
we arr paying $50 each, aud most %
a D.. . ina taI
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We are now regularly in the boot
aud shoe business, mud a- we are de-
tcruincd 10 stay and build up IL largo
lrudA, we urc Offering the best make,
OF hand made goods, that are war
rnntcd by the manufacturers, Tor
less money than any house in tho
trndc
We have ju-t opened AN clcg n
line of ladies button Kid shoes, wh,n
We ARE Offering nj 81 30 per pair that
j. prImr bargain. We are selling II
genuine haud-tanncd Curacon Kid
| button shoe for $500 worth 500
elsewhere.
For the men We are Offering II but
| ton, bal or congress shoe for ~ ~
/ that Is well worth $500 Also, n fine
line of gents hnnd-scwcd -hOe- for
! $500, 5000 and 500, all warranted
goods.
Remember MI our boots and shoes
are new, fresh and durable
LEwINE Bios.
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,ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Sunshine.
Mud drying up.
Streel crossings are better.
Another cold wave coming.
Country roads will DO still for a
few days yet.
Public men everywhere recommend
st. Jacobs Oil as the greatest pain
cure.
A gang of men were nj work on
the street lamps st,rday, putting
them in good trim.
A few doses Of Red star Cough
Gu always remove rhrmost trouble
some cough.
A majOrty of the parents in the
city are opposed to any change in the
sessions Of the city schools,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-21

a prominent physician -aid just rr.
Gently that the uninilintcd had no
idW OF the amount oi unnecessary
sickness produced hy the careless
compromising of prescriptions, r--
/ pcclally in drug stores, whore incN-
pcriruccd clerks welded the spHtulH.
/ This is certainly gricyou- cyil and
should be- prevented by the most
scrutinilng cHrc, and, It the case be-
possible, u druggis' -hould have pen
soual supervision oi the prescription
| dc,k, nnd rs Mr as he Is able attend
| to that purt of the business himself,
. because the responsibility of q drug
. gi-t lies ON his shoulders. pr =. T..
/ llnmlctt -nys TINT he never allows
anyone to dill II prescription but hlm-
/ self and that his medicines thus nave
alwny the desired effect.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-21

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