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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-23
FINANCE.

Money in good demand at 8per cent
The Clearinghouse report is as fol-
lows:
CLBARIEGs.
Thursday, April 22d, Sl96A34 rs;
thus far this week, $S4S, 753 rs; same
time last week, $1,0ll 965 81 same
time in 1885, $635,So4 so; same time
in 1884, 1886 so. e.-'
'. BALANCES.
Thursday, April 22d, S437 796 SO;
thus far this week, $lS4 800 80; same
time last week, $2l3,450 n; same
time in 1885, $l65,56S rs; same time
in 1884, SIZE. 5e2 70.
EXCHANGE.
New York sight on all points. par
buying, ! premium selling; New
England demand, ! discount buying;
New England sight, discount; New
Orleans, 4 discount buying, par selling.
pANU sTOCVa
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-23
JOHN IL. NORTON
3 Madison St., Memphis, Tenn,
DEALER IN
STOCKS AND BONDS

sI-COrrespOndence solicited. IpfOF
nation cheerfGIIy furnished. -Ga
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-23

New York futures opened dull and
closed quiet and steady and . to 3
points lower than Wednesday. Sales,
$4,000 bales. The closing quotations
were az follows:
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MISCELLANEOUS.

New York, April 22.-Money on call
continues abundant at 2@3 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 4CG5. Ster-
ling exchange dull but steady at 1861
for go days and 1881 for demand.
Bonds-GoYernment bonds were
very duh and steady. State bonds
were active anG firm Railroad bonds
were duller than yesterday, notwith-
standing the activity in East Tennes-
see incomes, the trading in which
amounted to 1864, coo, out OF total
business of 81 ,033, 600. The rest OF the
list was quiet and steady, closing
prices showing unimpOrtant changes.
Stocks-StoCks We're extremely dull.
Prices were about steady during the
forenoon, yielding slightly after mid
day on a little increase in business,
and again became steady late in the
day, and closed very dull, to : lower
than last evening. A conspicuous
feature Of the mornings operations
was the advance in Union Pacific from
499 to 50S. It remained steady during
the rest OF the day at 50{650l, and
closed at 50,. The trading in Lake
Shore amounted. to less than i5,50o
shares, and the price is unchanged,
Notwithstanding nearly all the news
received here during the day having a
tendency TO influence values was rom
Chicago, and related to the strike
among the employees OF that company.
The news was Of a rather unfavorable
character, bat it was somewhat con-
flicting. Louisville, New Albany and
Chicago opened ( higher at $40, and
RISE to sos, but closed at IS! st. Paul
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-23


LONDON, April 22.-Consols, 100 lie
for both money and the account
United States bonds, As, 1888; do 42s,
Il4I. The amount of bullion with
drawn from the Bank of England on
balance to-day is G25,010 The bull
lion in the Bank of England decreased
e25I ,O87 during the past week. The
proportion of the bonds reserve to
liability is now Al l6 per cent.
PARIS April 21.-Three per cent.
rentes, S0f. 95c. for the account. The
weekly statement of the Bank OF
France shows an increase of 1857 200
t. in gold and 3,5l1 600 f. in silver.
BANK CLEARINGs.
New YORK, April 22.-Exchanges
500, 4S1 Az; balances, "a, lS4, 5l5.
BALTIMORE, MD, April 22.-Clear.
ings, 81 ,4S4, 1893; balances, $23S,8S7.
BosToN, MASS, April %. - Elk
changes, I'll, 493,962; balances, 1855,
S77.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo, April o. Banl
clearings, S2,474,9i0; balances, SOD,
$50.
PHI DELPRIA, Pa, April %
Clearings, $9,O5O,679; balances, II,
293,976.
CHICAGO, ILL, April %. - TIL,
associated bank clearings to-day wer,
| 1852, 90.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-23

NJ b.4. -u
.r ily iUtrr. & ..I..
u Da.. Ike 10 --omphis, .,Asburg,
midaiglt; City of Proyid &c, st.
Louis, am; Thomas Sherlock, New
Orleans, loan.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-23

Receipts at ports, this day, 1886. 1875
Receipts at ports, this day, 1885. 1883
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-23

7 points lower. sales, 20,200 bales, The
closing quotations were as follows:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-23

New York spots opened quiet and
closed quiet. Sales, 23S bales. Quo.
tations were as folloWs:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-23
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

New YORK, April 22.-The market
was quiet ia all departments with a
light volume OF trade in movement
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-23
STEAMRuArS.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

es- Owing to the high water the steamer
DEAN ADAMS will lCave for Helena and
Friars Point every MONDAY and THURS
DAY at S o'clock p. M, and for 0sceola and
Gold Dust every WEDNESDAY and SAT-
URDAY ut 10 o'clock am, until further
notice, JAS. LEE, Sup't.
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and Duluth is down II, at 6OI. The
Stock Exchange will be closed to-
morrow.
The tot'l sales of stocks to-day were
1928 shares, including Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, 10000;
Erie, 1000; Lake Shore. l5,4'5;
Northwestern, 1922; Pacific Mail,
5O9j; st. Paul, PLATO; st. Paul and
Omaha, Slsl; Union Pacific, 32,4l5;
Western Union, 1850; Oregon Trans
continental, 1875. The closing QUO
tations were as follows;
GOVERNMENTS.
U. S. 81, 1907 bid. New As. 1925.
as, coup. l2o. Pacific 6s of 1895, III.
BONDS.
Louisiana cons, So. Missouri 6s, 1919.
Tenn. 6s, old, So Tenn. IS, new, oo.
Cent. Pa. lists, ll51s; Den. 4 RIG, lists, l22.
Den&R G. W lists, az Erie seconds, lOl.
NIX. at. Gen IS, 9iIN. +. A. &. lists, lbs
NJ. A,U 2ds, 941%. N. Western con. /, 421+
N. West, deb, IS 1851 St.L s.. Gen NJ, 1857
81. Paul, con 1917. SIP, q. 6P. lists III;
T. p. land grants ,SIH l.; P.,h.G. ex eou.oO71
U. p. hrsts, III. West Shore, lO2A.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-23

TFe ~. Francis River Transportation
Co.'s Fine Biie-W heel y Is. Mali steamer
Re MaCready, -, 81
.. 4. Jopnl,.,.y.,..,..,; uisstsr, ,,.
HNVB asttAyE MEMPHIS BVNrK
M ESDAY,
~ g b'clocG, iOr Marianns, tho Olt-Ol, aai
intermediate iaudingp on 81. frapcis river:
The esrtain reserves iHs right &c psss all
lRndiuu aV deems uulE'o,. JlAS. LbE, dr,,
srror' uteo5aot o. No.k Madison q
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WHRALTm is WEALTH.-DR. Z. O

A book Of 100 pages.
lLe best book for
/. anaivei tiser 10 con-
. suit, be he expert
! enced or otherwise
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-23

The New Orleans future market
opened steady, and closed dull and 5 TO
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-23

The New Orleans srOtmafket opened
quiet, and closed quiet. Sales, 26OO
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-08-21
.NDNIDzhRI SCHOOL


AAks@@ ~ A-s &AR2EN4RNAhFAs
4 rraduza# q fbE High SehoOl IL M0lEiie,
A4atEnA. and kRE 81 experience q giEh1
years IN raaebtEE MHv b. seer 1t tbe ERs4-
denrs q =. =. Efurhzul, EsHq
Terms As FOLLOWS.
MuEiR--iIls1FurlEer an d vocal Tyr nc s. o.
CEETua and EeBel urIwlng, PER mDLiL. ! .
Iglrscut59z5. gsss-s znog5fb. ..l-...-.---. = o.
Wa EsrEsT. Paper sBd Eauta E1UEerE,
1pupaIs furnishing r1afeEIAiEi .------- J 81
Embroidery and LessgHEiz Z AncT WORK ] %
Where several member O. 3 fanny take
leEsUEsE special rates will be given
Lake CRafass. la April =. 7ssf sm
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GAIGAsTEU
MARINE WAYS.

S3fsA y. isgssgJ9EEEss 6azis,e vs. Il.
4 4,sl N W Ess saak AZ W. X. 4,
~ ale I'D ON III I.sl.e
K -. ~ ~ silssrr III
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slssgl II "a '4'e'A sa-Fsft f.
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C.F.STADfcEEs Sf0priSe0g,
40 30. FRoAT ST.. Pnazasaphiss 20
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TUTAN NH
UNIVERSITY LOUISIANA
EEishsoa~Oi.C oIIeEe.UnIversdly


LAW sHmd 70 estiea E-G@BeIkH
+. Wa. PRESTON JOHNSTON, L.. l.. Pres 3.
I FgLLB5Es and High senGG3 session begin
~ dbeGokser sE8G. ErErAnEe k1am1Ds-
tFgEE- Get. ST., IT., III Courses Of IEBLs1c-
ti0l C3GasleA-, LatsFATg Mathematical IA
uTs3 seiEHgeB, MerBsntEEl, Commercial. I n!
corp q Professor Modern Languages
Thoroughly laugh Mauahl Z rainiDg Term
EB8dsTNtE. For Catalogues address tBe SEC
relsrE Of fl5e EBiFerslfT- ANY z-sLg5.
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Special Notice.

7 WOULD EEEPBCTFCIIT Chill NH
attention Of my irisnGis and 1eigiill0nn
tntz I,aTlsh Il line paTrpnizatinn tuf IN J.tH
FLYNN Having recently 1heen unher hii
treatment tu- az Affection uf 5.he edium
Euinr. anrrOzimating ciUsetD death, or Hhfs8
uuuez dspeusatiun uf hupTsnle pnHeT AMI
M. akIllfu eGe-tIDnE, ] WIS again rsstursi ip
fl.salti. nisu ms sun-in-lav,, vino had bs.z
fu- : fung 1ime prDzirateh with & seiala
risiuc OIL his groin ant s,euHsumptiFe eongh
no. abi, u wu-k INT hnuTty expecting DEATH
ms DeeE through ms inst-uman1altE, N
ziVreT Il nealtE. and can nov attend iuias
suupn-- o. ms family bv his daily ilabuy.
il testimony Of tine aBpEe 1actE, ] frzan
Recommend hin II tine nutice uf al V,HOim25
D. similarly Affected.
uuE-l-tp maT-lst-# &. Z. Il. fkt1ILF1tlA,
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WHITWDHFH EDLbBEE.
EsrOOIzhayen. Mississippi
7RE@3eKSENR
Sept. 9BfhR. lsS6.

TEEIE eoulnRed snpesss Of fhis School iOT
j yORng ladies' IL one Of lts t,ssI RECOMMEND
dz1sUnE Experienced teachers are engaged
fer next tern. aIn0ung them Professors kics-
eEzs and bowel The Boarding DeEar7Dert
lE h0EBs-hiEe, discipline EBo4. ratGE low The
cUEf iDT academic year H. Eu1egs eEaBseE, IL
eiudiuE board, WAhhiRg, 1HEl an1 tu1tl9n a.
Eaglish and Latin, II paid promptly. s154 ; IL
prebsFaiElrV EEAssss uUl3v Sl44- sss DaEGigEue
~, s4-5 Tire rai4r0ad bed is higher at BROOK
hEEsn fhaB q Czirl- jackson, IsnI.,, GEfurc
lrsD AZ. jackson Mis-, o. summit -cee
CaEz4s'guE, :. 81 This iE par accounts 1o-
tie hslaithfuiBeE5 q 1be location. For Lals-
fgEHs giving ali A5e5sl information, address
Hi JOHNSON, DID.
5B3y1075DgE President.
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STATE NEWS

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fer Ice rice rrup Bhils L eaa Do d
hargs u the tanB crup.
hrsise fFtv zazegamseHf A Me5
nsails bonvTrg II tbe Greensbur.
mail ridei, Mstraeand some asteutioi
last tnraay. and. ~ Hsaal, WAS yer
promptly done q % death.
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weighed one pound and qaarter. ii
was taken iron tree shat was bear.
ing ils agst fruit. and was one Of
probAbip8 couple Of dszsn, ranging
from lie slza Of au ordinary Tea cap
10 tbe ssEe Of lie oBe presented to orr
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The Penn's Grove record., 1886-02-13

Hiram Cameron, Furniture dealer OF
Columbus, Ga, tells his experience, thus:
''For three years have tried every remedy
on the market for Stomach and Kidney
disorders, but got no relief, until used
Electric nittcrs. Took live bottles and
am now cured, AMI think Electric Bitters
the best blood purifier in the worlj."--
Major a. B. Reed, of West Liberty, Ky,
used Electric Bittcrs anl fora old stand
ing kidney affection and says: Nothing
has ever done me 50 much good as Elec-
trie Bitters. Sold at fifty cents a bottle
bv Dr.. NJ. johnson.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-02-13

Representative O'Neill appeared be-
fore the HOUSE, COMMITTEE on Railways
and Canals nonday and urged the pas
sage of tie bin appropriating $4,000
for a preliminary survey for Il canal
across New Jersey. Representative
O'Neil made u strong presentation OF
the case. The committee seemed to
be favorable impressed. He showed
That the canal would be only about 80
miles long and would save nearly $50
miles of ocean and river navigation.
The waters which enter the Delaware
from the ''Diyider twenty-five miles
east of Camden, could he dredgcl for
one portion Of the canal and the chan
mel would not have to be very long TO
connect the headwaters of the streams
with thoastreams running eastward in
TO the Atlantic. Henry Willis, who
one Of the surveyors and builders cr
the Pennsylvania Railroad, is an ac-
Lnowledged expert on such questions
aud says lie is thraughly acquainted
with the proposed ro&te and that he
regards the scheme rs perfectly feasible
and very desirable.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-02-13

General Winfield 5. Hancock, senior
Mayor General Of the U. S. army, and
commander of the Military division Of
the Atlantic died on Governors Island,
n. Y, on Tuesday afternoon, aged G2
years all but nve days. The primary
cause of his death was a carbuncle ON
his neck which touched the brain.
Next to General Sherman, he was the
most famous surviving general of the
rebellion. His running for the Presi-
dency on the Democratic ticket in 1880
created the luster ofhis name. lie Will
be buried to-day at Norristown, Pa.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-02-13
RUPTURE.

CURBD-PEET a. CO., 5OI sixth Ave-.
New York. New Method. Holds any case
with ease INC comfort. Relief atonoe. Parties
attended to aud return home the same day.
Also, NArieocele without surgical operation.
Advice nee, open day n evening. Sunday
till 2p.m Established Is years. Look tor i
cent stamp.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-02-13

By the majority which the resolutions
requesting Congress not to allow the
j. Il Q. railroad fridge Staten Island
Sound, it would appear tina, the rail
roads control oar Legislature hy a
large mHiuriLH.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-02-13

Why don't our Legislature send up u
howl for States Rights because an e.
fort is being made in Congress to have
II bill paesad to allow Il ship canal e0n-
structcd across New JeJsey.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-02-13
FOR SALE,

Two Jersey ITeifers, one 7 month 5
old full blooded; the other one year
old seven -eigh!s Jersey stock. For par
t~iculars, apply to
James /. Layton,
Ppnusgrove.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-02-13
BuCXlEN's ARNICA sALVE.

THE BEsF SALIVA in tho world FOR Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands
ChilblaiHs Corns, and all skin Eruptions
and positively cures, Piles, or no pay
required It'll guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price IS e5nts per box. FoR SALE BY
DIR NJ Johnson
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SYEYIH AUD aETLS

for sale. The subscriber offers ut pri-
waite sale a good strong o~ne-horse sleigh
also four straps Of good bells, Il a
tongue strap. Call on,
JEREMIAH G. DOLBOW,
or can he seen ON the farm Of
GEO. z. DOLBOW, Pcrkintown,
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A coon CARTHAGE.

Two seated, With shaIfs only, b en
used but little, West < Green IN IKE, for
sale by the subscriber. Mention the sd
yertisemeut in the RECORD.
S. r. LEAP.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-02-13

1897 70 BIO i
Total receipts for Township - 37yl II
DISBURSEMENTS FOR 1855.
Mar. Z, G. Sparks turkey &
egg hdi l. rs
W. II. pedrick war
rants and ahidayits l %
"Summerill&Smmorill
printing y 90
W J.. Justice road W AZ 3
" 8, Justice & S. scraping3 q.
10, a. L. Justice clerk 6 On.
w. P. Titus oyerseer
of poor 5 90
"17, 3. T. Straughn
marriages & deaths 6 40
May Is, " 40
June %, Smith & Bell 10 co
Barber & Son paint
ing scraper 90
July Q, Z. Sparks pointers Is 30
IA, II. johnson Dr.. bill10 60
Is, II. Kenueday tur-
key bill u 90
"25, B. Dilks taking care
orc. Frank 8 o.
&C. Pedrick ! so
S. Stanley 800 155 90
Aug 10, K. Pedrick trustee
of school house 5 co
Sep, 90. i. McCarson
poultry G IS
Oct17, J. Wainwright for
shells road dist no 3 100 %
26, sum y Sum tax bills 8 90
" j, Wainwright shells
road Dist no 8 100 90
Nov 1, 100 OO.
" Book, township officer 4 81.
10 J Wainwright shells 100 90
Il, Commits Of Appeal 9 %
Dec 4, T. Torbert shells
for road Dist no : 1876 O0
A." s, Stanley room rent 3 90
T. c. ;. Plummer bill of
necessities for poor 81 ..
Is, p. HOFFMAN poultry 10 SO
Jan 20, SO, Summeril &
BIO lumber Il 81
" j. 3. Ware medical
attendance to poor % %
. l.. Justice poultry C % IA 81
Dist. ROADWORk.
Mol Geo. &. Homer sos 81
> Wilson l.. Justice C1d 1S
3 Elmer SptrEs 4G3 45 2u37 Of
1856. OFFICER, FEES.
Feb ., assessors fees 81 So
" Collections fers l31 -
llygs 'ec, - 90
" Cou4i,,v.s fees, 90 %
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-02-13

Criminals gtneral+ have a great
dread Of tie lash, and give Delaware a
wide birh ON that account; but some
of the natives APPEAR to care 10 more
for q whipping than for otler kinds of
fnalilsent. One OF the prisoners ut
%ew Gastle whipped on Saturday is
ssaiT u save been IA inmate of the Jail
twenty times, for terms varying from
sthree to twelve months, and has been
whipped nearly every time.
-a -r-----
The Pennsylvania railroad has adopt
led a plan to asses each Of its employees
.so much each month in proportion to
ltheir wages which viii be called Il re.
lief fand to be drawn on by each en-
pIoyee III ease Of accident or death. 1t
is compulsory Of each employed to have
The amoInt assessed deducted from
their wages andnl this account there
\ Dne opposition TO it although it VIII
great help TO many WHO never save
any thing
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-02-13


The Churches earnestly solicits from
its members large sums Of money in
order to send missionaries to China to
convert the heather. We are supposed
to bea civilized nation and when heath
en- Chinese come to this country they
expect to receive the teachings Of
~ Christian example bat it was only last
pure Monday that 400 Chinese were turned
on out Of house and home by a mob at
wno Seattle, ~ t., and compelled to leave
The The place. Consistency thou art jewel.
-.tk
rano The Authorities of the Baltimore and
alth Ohio Railroad Company have ADDRESSED
pu. thousands Of circulars, i~ncIosing postal
del cards. requesting citizens to write 10
Ign their representatives in the Legislature
Gale protest against the scheme of the Penu-
"sylyania Railroad to amend the General
tn '+tQlroad law SO as to hTvent he bridg.
OF o. .eo 3sleta SAIL =. request
soeI signed by many business men
dica t~hr3pghout the state. 1t is said that
tw' 1900 signatures have been received
and the number win likely reach %,
coo.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-02-13

Til r. we've r, ~ Immigrants 'au u.
at .ae iIr, al T.. f5 i.h.. aset teaf.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-02-13

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The Penn's Grove record., 1886-02-13
A Statement
M

OF the Receipts and Expenditures Of
the Township Of
OLDDsANS
for the year ending February 9th, 1886.
Feb II, 8 BY balm Collauds $40 81
Mortgage of So 100 %
%, 1886, BY amount of Gu-
plicate Of - 2'0i3 %
less paid County Col 4ll5 90
Special school tax 452 70
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-07-23

to see straight. If all congressman were
as intelligent as Gov. Stewart there
would be different state of things. "-
Barlington Free Press.
The death of Hon. A. l.. Miner, at his
home in Manchester on Monday last, is
announced. He was prominent man
in his county and in the State years ago
In 1896 and 1897 he was clerk of the
House of Representatives and in the
two succeeding years he was Il member
of that house, following with a promo
ton to the State Senate in 1910 and re-
turn to the House in 1915. For two
years he was county attorney; for sew
Ell years he was register of probate; for
three years he was Judge of probate. He
represented Vermont in Congress from
1851 to 1858
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-07-23
OlEOMARGARINE.

The Senate on Tuesday passed the
oleomargarine bill, though not till it had
reduced the tax from five cents IA pound
where the House left it. to two cents.
The section relating to penalties was also
amended and now stands thus:
Every person who knowingly sells
or offers for sale any oleOmargarine in
any other form than i'm new wooden or
paper packages. as above described or
who packs in any package any oleOmar-
garine in any manner, contrary to law 9,
or who falsely brands any package or
etiaccs the stamp on any package denot-
ing less amount of tax than that required
by law. shall be fined for each OtlenSe
not more than one thousand dollars and
be imprisoned not more than two years. "
As we understand the matter the re-
ductiOn of the tax does not lessen the
efficiency of the measure. The object of
placing tax upon it at all was not TO
raise revenue, but to secure inspection
might know what they We're buying.
This could be accomplished with small
tax as well as with Il great one. 1t has
been argued that if false butter We're
branded as such no one would buy it ;
and if those who advance this notion are
correct in their reasoning the measure as
il now stands is all that the dairymen
can ask for In this connection the re-
port of Dairy Commissioner Brown of
New York State, published this week, is
of interest. He finds; First, that oleO-
margarine is indigestible; second, that it
is insoluble when made from animal fats
third, that it is liable to carry the germs
of disease into the human system; and,
fourth, that in the eagerness of manufac-
turers to produce their spurious com
pounds cheaply, ingredients enter into
the manufacture which are detrimental
to the last degree to the consumers
health"