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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-14
ARRESTED WHILE HUNTING.
L. :. Soldiers Charged with Invading
Mexican Territory.

NV YORK, November f. The Uy-
all has the following special from FL
Paso, Texas Captain T. b. Logan,
commanding the United States troops at
For, Hancock. on the Rio Grande, some
seventy miles below FL Paso, was forci-
bly, reminded yesterday that Mexico will
not permit her territory to be invaded
10y troops Of foreign country. He
thought there was good hunting on the
Mexican side of the river and took with
him some members OF his command aud
one civilian. They were armed with
sholguns and rifles After enjoying
some pretty fair sport they came across
a force of Mexican gendarmes, who
promptly took them into custody as sol
diers Of a foreign power found in MeXi.
can territory under arms To-day the
civilian was released, but the Captain,
with his soldiers, is still in custody.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-14
NOTAnLE GATHERING
Missionary Gathering Of the Episcopal
Church.


WASHINGTON, November l3 -kpiph-
any Church was the scene to-day Of a
notable gathering The Missionary
Council of the Protestant Episcopal
Church convened there for its annual
session. Among those in tine church
were the following Bishops Wilson OF
Connecticut, Watson of North Carolina,
Knickorbocker of Indiana, Whitaker Of
Pennsylvania. Thompson of Mississippi
Peterkin of West Virginia, Gilbert Of
Minnesota, Coleman of Delaware, Doane
Of Albany, Walker OF Dakota. Johnston
of West Texas and Burgess Of Quincy.
The sermon was delivered by Bishop
Nhipple of Minnesota
After recess the reports Of the various
organizations of the church were read.
Another session was held this evening
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-14
General Harrison Pays AN Election Bet

NEW YORK, November ia World
special from Portsmouth, Ohio, says :.
"a money ord:: for 81, bearing The sig
nature Of Benjamin Harrison, the Presi-
dent. elect, was received here to-day by
Mrs. :. c. Green in payment of bet
made with that lady some weeks ago.
Mr.. Harrison wagered that Cleveland
would win"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-14
rnF WEEKLY TIMES.

You can subscribe To our weekly edition
Tor three months. six months or year nj
IN. rat, of one dollar year. \ glance at
il will show the advantages TO the fead'r
ofhayipg "A complete record OF the news oil
the week, with fun line of miscellaneous
matter and illustrations.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-14
CABLE FLASHES.

LoSDoN, November i3.-American rail-
WAY securities are fat at the Stock IN
change, the cutting OF the railway rates
in The United States having surprised the
market.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-14
Miss Wet Dfd Not suub NIT. Cleveland.

Nrw YORK., November l3.-The borld s.
Washington correspondent telegraehs TO
the effect that Lord Sackvilie-N est 8
daughter snubbed Mrs Cle,eland Is
authoritsiiyoly denied al The British Lega-
iion Miss West says that upon the ooca-
SION referred 10 She did not SIC MIS-
Cleveland, and ,ha; II she bad She worll
have snOken 90 her.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-14
A SENSIBLE HOUSE.
PLANS THAT WILL Be tpPheCi-
ATED BY PROSPECTIVE BUILDERS.
How a House Costing $500 and Meeting
the Requirements Of Very E-ac,ing
Customer Was Plsnned-Thc Plans Are
Here Given.
lspeclal Correspoudence. J

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 5.-Floor plans de-
velop from the varying necessities Of those
who build. There j. no reason why the same
arrangement should suit any large number
OF people a floor plan, If properly and care
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-14
4 Democratic Congressman From Ne"
MeXico.

SANTA FL. y. NJ, November l3-1he
returns are coming 10 slowly, hut so far
Indicate that Anthony Joseph dem rs
elected to Congress over Olero G'pJ 10y
a considerable majority The Legisla'
ture is close, iAe Council Is probably
Democratic. and tie House Republican.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-14
FpnNr ELEYATIoN.

SEPARATE from the one in front. The back
stairway should land near the girls roon Oh
the second floor, 50 that It can ue CUT Oh luz
the rest OF the house. We Elus. Lave p!en'y
Of closet room up stairs"
"How many children have ysl. Ss-se lAe
crchitec.. --.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-14
TWP, baby ard a little boy about q

Twp, baby ard little boy about .
years eld.u
Then YOU must have at least four bed
roors, was Suggested
For the present the baby will sleep in
your room and the boy in room next and
connecting with IL. There must also he a
guests room and q servaiss room.
"Yes. that will have To do for the present ,
but don't forget the bathroom. AMI be sure
20 have plenty Of closets But there is one
thing had almost forgotten. There must
tc some kind OF M arrangement so that the
girl can get from the kitchen TO .ie front
door without gong through the dining room,
bIt We don't want 10 get the smells OF the
Kitchen into the front part Of the house"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.

'S ;; 6 !. saiss
6s otv Mills supsrnns 20 60 EXT. DC y 90 sa
% s ssf rs:u ).
fOoc Lopgborry 90 el0.c westcr. firm WmtSr hse
sss: q sss'ss July $ y.sS
9ssssc' nrn white % 20 'c sso ~
sS ans az ss for 5's 20
%hs: Il ss.ts we've %. :ssy
S4%. e tss. Il, 4 3: "s
ss ss,. fs R g.
butter drm weser, packed aiS2sS Cr.aner, SS e
hss' we're GG 5%s' he o'ansry
oe sugar seay a" soft eG S9Hpes Erssn,, To
Grain ae2ad Rsceip,-FiOgr $4,000 sbA Wheat Se COG
ss.n 1 S; 70 os 10000 0''h
BOTTOM May Sur strong and advanced dr IoS2So
but nra steamer YeloT Sos7oc oas: hardening VITA
anohanssa Prcvi.isn. steady Bnscr .saSy Western
Extra Creamery % sa6c Extra Vermont 2iS21s cnn's9
and unOhangod Extras l45c Western Frsts at lac
Receiprs-Ficnr 2lnO bills and $500 sackA Corn oooo
bush Oats 10000 busL shorts AZ TONS
BUFFALO MAY ll.-wheat-No 40 Hsrd in the market ;
&c No II 0a hd TsnE sss. 81 5000 Snsl
No, 2 Rel ssos 1c No White MicSran Ssco Corn in
F az Yeo sH's o Oats ashs
80 Ta' s solo ?, the S ga dic'nE s
Barley dull Rys-one Of No. wostsrn sole ct SIC
sp9ins s. ns Best Pase.t @insor S
in carload lots; Mteed STEADY; Winter Bran go rs ;
Tsns 80 load. shipped
$50 asked; Oats &c. Recepn-Flour ~ 900 obs " heat
Foas S SS whsss
Sa:S corn lG S".h oaa sssSS Sas Barley 1000
CHICAGO. May 1.-THE leading tuturo. ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12
1--WE STOCK MARKETS BY rEIEGpApr

HuyPALo MAY ll--cdnte-Roceipts last "a hours wers
36O head. Total the week thus far 100. Same limo
isst 1850 Consigned through 50 Of which
NevYork carloads on sale; market steady. Common TO
Medium 81 90 d 81 60; all offerings takoa.
Shesp-Receipts last "a hoars 3400 head
GOO Consigned through cars OF which to NevYork
Is cars sale market steady. Good SIS 900S0 l5 no
Caoice Extra heres load Fair Yesrings at SIS 90
Hoos-Rsceipts last "a hours 800 head Total fo- ths
week far &C. 1873 head For last week
$3.50 head. Consigned through "a which 20 10
NswYaK; p carloads on sale prices declined "a oo
Light Pigs IS 0Od$5 26 Mixed Pigs and Light Workers
Medium weights S. 90 Rongh 50 SIS 20 Stsgs 81 90
81 rs. All offerings taken.
CHICAGO. Union stock Yards, Nav ll.-Ths Dropsrs
Journal reports Cnte-Reoepts 5000 head shipments
5000 head market strong Steers s. S0es5 90 stocker
S3 rs Texas steers s2 SO ns4 20
e1sh sc-ib ~ ODJ heai shlDne 500 heat market
stssny Mixed 80 35a5 IS Heavy So 60eS5 as Light
IS 304So 6Oi skins S. 251s5 10.
Sassp-keceipts 00O mead; sipmeuts 1000 head
steady Tor GOOD shes weak Natives Woolei 81 80
a Sc 40 shoIn s. s0os6 S7iai Western ~ 4OdS6 b5
Texans So 6oss5 TO Lambs So 60as7 co.
ST. LOUIS. May IL. CaLls-Rsoeipts 900 head; ship.
menn 600 head market steady. Choice Hesvv Native
steer 81 4oeS5 % Fair 10 9ooi Native 81
a So Baoaett Steers Medium Choice IS 20 oSi %
socker. and Feeders fair TO good 81 1908 o. Raagers
s22584 20
steady. Chslce Heavy and Butchers selections IS SOC
Irate. Ordinary to Best S. 1000 as sps aad Pigs 90 rs
Sa,spM.rsst nrn. Fair Fancy 81 ooSse 10. Common
90 Medium 81 90 81 IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL May ia p.cotton-The sales OF the day
bales American. Futures closed steady;
UpaIds. Mdng clause ~ delivery ase4d buyer.
delivery 524otd. sellers July and August delivery
seI september and October delivery l+otd vsnc
October ami November dslyery e6ld. buyers November
and December delivery SSAd sellers september dsNery
26.64d. selera
oALyEsrox May Mdalins I. 100. Low
Middlipg, 1.i6i Gsoi Ordinary ST. rot ana kross 10
colpt, taes salos 80 bales stock LASS hslse nor.
Weekly-Net and gross receipts, 1,l5s balesi ohpors
coAstwlse. 1905 bales sales. 500 bales
NoaFoLx May Steady Midallns hss
and receipts l,2I4 bales exports eosst~"s 'So
bales sales, las bales stock H. bais. .u,.
Weokly-Eet and gros. receipts s.y<6 bales OK ports
eoastwise. b.265 bales: sales LII bzeA
NEwORlKAya Nav ll--cotton-Quist MiIuinx.
Oh; Low Nidiling, gl.l5i Coed Ordinary, VIZ hst
receipts. VIZ balesi gross receipts l217 baes etpsrs
TO Great Britain as 10 France kSs2 sass sS'o
stork. lbs,J25 balos ,.,., 49,.
Weekly Net receipts il 4s7 bsies gross 32eI bales
expprs Great Britain. 9ia4 bsesI 10 Frsnrs oss
bales TO tho Continent 23i bales ooastwis oess esss
sales. IA 800 bales - 49,.
Correction Exports eoaatwise May sheuid have been
2.106 bales, May o. s.Ss2 bales
SAVANNAH Msy IL -Csrtsn--Quiet MddlinE o.le Low
Middlin 3lGI Good Ordinary. lliai sss aud grsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12
THE COURTS.
TROURLE OYEI

TROUBLE OVER LARGE GAMBLING DEBT.
Edgar A. de Bernales has sued Benjamin Wood,
proprietor Of The Daily News" and brother Of the late
Fernando Wood for s22 600 promissory given to
him by Mr. Wood on January 49, 1888 Mr.. Wood saws
that this was gambling debt and that 1t has been
paid In full He declares that after the note made
there other transactions between the and that in
the spring OF 1885 they agreed to submit all the
settled matters between them to Judge Gilderseove
arbitrator The latter decided that Wood owed the plain
till 50 500 which paid in full discharge all in
debtedness" Mr. Wood in December last Just before
no started for Southern California signed an answer to
the complaint In which these allegations fully
set forth He returned recently, and yesterday his
counsel, exRecorder James NJ. Smith, obtained JUS
tice Dugro. Of the Superior Court order permitting
him to an amended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The cIudo oil market yesterday exhibited better feel
ing general OF traders had expected but in
characteristics the 1t has been for some
tme Although the dealings continue light and outside
neither unfavorabe field the raids Of the bears
any Of them upon the Market and the occasional
slight tepressons accomplished ty tho shorts easily
recovered from upon buying Of the modest character
For instance the bears marked the price yesterday
Ing down TO IS SIS cents against 81 1S cents Thursday
night when the sellers began to the goods
tho market hardened and reached S7a8o rs cents before
the close. Tho strength Of the speculation through all
the recent bearish from the oil country, and with
wells IN the Fergus Washington, pool, hanging
over It indicates that holders the approach Of the
active export and appreciate the improvement In
temper Of the refined market OF tho last few days
The batch Fergus wells that in last Sunday and
Monday yielding only quarter OF their early
output and the Sehegcl No. at Reibold, is on to fifty
barrels hour. Al Washington tho Cameron No 1
vol Is looking encourogngy as 1t ought to look,
vol OF will be fully tested by
ncIt week Heavy charters reported for the early
week OF this MONTH and after the batch Of Washin gton
wells that In the eyes of the scslpers for small
OF the way, tho next important feature Of
the situation will probably be an Increasing movement OF
refined The certificate market closed 1rm, although it
pounded the cEd and after an ostennous offering
Of oil loan, after all but trivial demand had been sup
piled at nn" enabled tho last rate to be called 80
cents for carrying
The range Of prices and ahe total dealings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12
GRAIN AND PRODUCE HARhETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


The bull market In grain yesterday resumed Gocidea
inward tendency on fairly large volume of business The
t wing impulse the crop outlook, which, however Is
only prominent regards wheat The adviccs from the
West very dsoouraging character and besides the
admittedly large deficiency In the winter wheat CROP the
weather is adding strong chances TO curailment Of the
spring production Perhaps Of these reports may be
coocd the benefit of the stock speculation but re-
mains that the general opinion OF the dealers in
cereals that wheat will suffer decided shrinkage this
year Europe bo holding OF from accepting this
view be counting upon other supplies and SO the
export trade remains sagnan An American shortage OF
crops however, will tend stiGcn prices everywhere
there Is no excessive surplus The options after some
case In the morning transactions caused by reaza
tons recovered and moved upward 1 34G2 cents The
total dealings amounted TO nearly 100000 bushels and
the market closed at net gains Of 3sdl 7S cent
as follows May o. "a. June 96 5s, July 90 81 August
% 3s, September 90 7-S and December 90 35 cents
Cash corn 12d1 cent under an increased export de-
mand &c, 600 bushels being taken by shippers. The
scarcity contract grades element OF strength, sup
pemented by sympathy with the wheat speculation The
options steadily advanced under good volume OF trading
and closed firm at gains OF 34d1 IA cent as follows
May e5 IL, June 65 "a, july August and September
6s 80 October o5 Ia cents oats were stronger in SYM
pathy with but the closing tone not so
arm. The options ended up SIS for May at 30 1S, So
for June 80 3s and 81 cent for July at 80 35 cents
Lard was dull and firm, tho options closing as follows
May IS 81 June IS AZ, July sS 40 August IS 81 Sep
tnmber and October IS "a.
The receipts OF -four and grain reported yesterday at
Nev.York Baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston were as
follows: Wheat So, 1913 bushels; corn $3.50 bushels ;
oas bushels total grain 1913 3e2 bushels; -FOUR
80 7s7 packages At Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Louis
the arrivals were Wheat 40 2o3 bushels corn, 134170
bushels; oats 199 4o1 bushels total grain, 3soS3o bush
els; -four, $3.50 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12
spxrryoyp IN SPITE OF ARcUuryrs

Frederick Lowther a noted thief. who under v,,,or.
names has been arrested and imprisoned In severn, s,.
was arraIrned Recorder smyth yesterday for
tenco uadcr conviction Of grand larceny in III. AS,
Degree few weeks Chief Inspector Byrncs learned
that an attempt would be made 20 secure tho escape OF
two men who are in prison In Bangor Me- for rohh.r,
Lowther and another New.York THE. were implicated
md they were arrested The old Indictment on whoh n,
was convicted was then used against Lowthe,. r1
Assistant District Attorney Purdy Lowther's counsel
argued yesterday for a trial. and when thA roon
was denied he said Lowher wished To sd1re. tse
Lowther who was well dressed and had high ak Ia,
in his hand leaned forward the railing ava .a1 In an
earnest tone: thsi there IL no place in Nav
York for a man who tries 70 reform These he-houna,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

=, ns,..,,vas have been bounding me for years got
IN trouble through trying to help friend thousns
,. OLD matter was all settled and wouldn't have heard
from Il II had tried to got friend out OF oupo
told IL all TO inspector Byrnes with the hope that no
.,,a bsn me To ret>o license All ask is helpi
hand am not a bad man at heart 1 am too gOOa
naured man get into trouble trying to help others
How is this Mr.. Purdy r. said the Recorder. lou
told me this man had boon leading an honest ie M
he Acknowledges that no trying 10 help man 70
break Jail in, Maine"
III only had the keys made. didn't DO any'hins
uyself Besides that is only admission. Thero 10
40 other proof that the keys wore for that purpose
Recorder began to read LowthePs record rom in
,,e,,or Byrness book of professional criminals Lowther
tept up running commentary. lie admitted some Oh
tho arrests and denied The Recorder said th
be was a very dangerous criminal and sentenced MN W
nIne years and ten months in the State Prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, May IL (speclah.-July wheat, which
opened in the morning at So cents closed at night az
81 IL cents, the work largely Of the Outsiders
Hutchinson who for fortnight has been bending his
energies to breaking wheat down, osensiby for the
purpose Of purchasing at his own figure was the big
gest Individual buyer He was caught In tho midst
of his hammering operations by the Government re-
port The day had not Como far before the big longs
were aware of his efforts and then they strove to
mako his wheat cost him dear Hutchinson bought
possibly from 100000 to 100000 bushels and the
price for July advanced from Sc to 81 IL cents.
closing at the top. May corn sold at IL IL cents
and closed at 90 cents, the highest point so far
reached The basis of tho strength appears to be the
demand for consumption, No. selling up to 90
cents There is of course an urgent short interest
In May, which keeps tho option at a premium, but
therc likoly to be the experience whom June
and July mature. Provisions were dull but SYM
patheticay strong July pork opened at $14 10, sold
At $I4 IL L. but closed at the top, $l4 35. July
lard opened at IS 90 and closed at IS 30 IL, the top
July short ribs opened at 81 60 and closed at
81 81 1-2aS7 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

In February 1885 during one OF the numerous revou-
which States OF Colombia is celebrated
Colonel Benjamin A. Gaitan this city repre-
sentative Of the insurgents bringing about sSs 900 which
they had intrusted him for the purchase OF and
munitions OF war. The money deposited with San-
ago Perez Trana & Co. The firm purchased contraband
goods and shipped them the steamship City OF Mexico.
which seized by the American Government and
libellcd Then Trana Co. purchased the Alden, small
steamship. and dispatch her with more sup
plies Of like character when the rebellion collapsed The
United States OF Colombia sued Colonel
Gaitan and Trana & Co.. claiming all the money and
their hands Colonel Gaitan comedies that tho
Government all of II except 25 per cent Of
It which he claims for services and disbursements After
bearing testimony and argument In the case In the su
prcme Court Special Term yesterday, JUsuce oBren ad
iourned the until next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

flying such places magning the Importance Of such
Offices 1t places such positions on par with United
states Senators Regents Of University and the State
OF Public Instruction and is entirely with
out precedent The failure of the Senate to confirm
Quarantine nominations heretofore made BY me Is put
sorxard as the excuse for this There never
was any jusnaton refusal OF the Senate TO con-
firm any Of the excellent Quarantine nominations which
have been made time 70 time during the past three
years
There has been obstinate refusal To confirm any ono
In the place Of the Commissioners whose terms OF once
had long since expired and such refusal was virtual
OF the power which properly belonged 70 the
Executive. There now two vacancies existing IN
the Board OF Quarantine Commissioners and the puohc
interests REQUIRE that they should DO ned but the nom
p,ops even for these actual vacancies are left uaeea
upon regardless of right duty precedent and all consu
tionai obligations and in lieu thereof this Dill win W
mpudent and audacious proposition TO take away ron
the Governor the power appointment IL cooiy
for mis- and such circumstances 1t cannot
be regarded as anything than studied and intentional
snsdt 70 him for the faithful performances on his part Of MS
sworn constitutional duty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12
"Danhiinr Thomnses."

remarked eminent divine must exist in ratio to the toe
habit OF cautoasuess 10 not as general
thing INFORM but IL the result OF naturally generous and
eonndpg repeatedly yctmzel by the cunning aud
crafty. SO many hisap pcnsnenfs and ofen Injurious
effects. arising from the OF various vaunpd Remedies
undue oautousness and In many cases
nonment 81 the Of any We call aiionon 10 tho
remedies of DIR. t. v. Pierce OF Buffalo. which physcans
employing IN ter practice with the most beneficial 70.
Golden Medical Discovery for diseases Of tho
heart Affections fever and aEuo dropsy
and ell diseases Of the t0sd has nsver failed whea pat " the
fost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12
THE AnATgUR MIDLAND TOURNAMENT

The preparations for the National Amateur Billiard
Tournament for the championship OF America are now
complete. The games will begin on Monday evening In
Court No. l the Racquet Club and will continue,
each evening. until Friday. The accepted entries
orville oddie. Of Brooklyn Dr. jennings OF Brooklyn
Alexander Morten Of New York. and Clement Bainbdge
MOI Xor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12
Health

Results from the use Of Ayers sarsa-
pariIla. 1t assists digestion, makes
good blood, and restores wasted tissues
Hence, the priceless value OF this med.
icine to invalids, oonvalescents, and all
who have overtaxed any Of the bodily
functions.
"About four years ago, I was taken
aown Nth nervoua prostration. Mind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12
M, A CLOSER sorUTINY AT CASTLE GARDEN.


new form of questions to be put to Immigrant.
with the view OF preventing those who are proho'oa
by law from landing put into effect by the COM
missoners OF Emigration yesterday. These ask 'n'
name, nationality age Of the new arrival, whether 10
Is married or SINGLE his destination, whether he has
ever been in amshouse prison, his physician conui'
tion, and whether no is alien or citizen ABOUT
thirty five intercepted who had boon In aims
houses or prisons. Ono had been in prison ten years
for robbery, another eight years for attempted mur,
der another thrco years for stabbing man, ana the
others had served long short sentences LOT ono
offence or another. Ton Italian boys were detaiheo
because they had been brought over by padrones.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

INV ~ " tha
and body seemed
70 have given out
together. Doctors
prescribed for me,
but without avail,
and at last l re-
solved to try tie
virtues OF Ayers
Sarsaparilla. did
so, and before I
had finished the
first bottle, l felt
q decided change
for the better. I
continued the use
OF. this medicine,
until NOW / can
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

Refined oil is held firm at IL cents per gallon for
future delivery although the SPOT shade easier figures
can be obtained