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New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
A HORSES MAD BUN.

DAsHING THROUGH A CROWD AND KNOCKING
PEOPLE DOWN RIGHT AND LEFT.
A horse attached to a becr-bottlers wagon had an
attack of blind staggers" In the Bowery near Spring
st.. at II a. m yesterday, and the young driver.
William HILL Jumped down from his seat to take hold
Of the horses head There blockade of street
cars in the Bowery for few minutes while the sich
horse noundered about. and conductors and drivers
went to help Hill hold the horse They unhitched
tho horse from the wagon and he broke loose from
them Hill held on to the headsall until 1t came Off.
Then the horse ran on the sidewalk on the west side
Of the Bowcry and started in wild gallop toward
Grand-st. lie created panic. as the sidewalk was
crowded when he began his mad run. The crowd
scattered right and left. and there was chorus OF
shouts and screams. About dozen persons who
could not get out OF the way were knocked down or
brushed aside by the horse.
Patrick Gallagher, subway laborer, OF Second
ave-, was knocked down in front of the Occidental
Hotel. lie lay senscless the sidewalk until the
police picked him up, and when he was taken TO the
Mulbcry-st police station lie was found to be
suffering from serious cut on the head An
ambulance took him to the st. Vincents Hospital.
In front OF the Bowery Bank the horse knocked
down John IL. stowell, Of No Gardinerave.. and
bruised his face severely. little further on Benc-
dict Datzo of No. 3j7 Broome-s knocked over
and bruised slightly. The injuries OF these men
examined at the police station later, and they
fused to 20 TO a hospital. Several other persons
who were strIck by the horse went awav rubbing
their bruises aud did not give their names to the police
Joseph giuseppe, an Italian, who Keeps a friit
against the iron railing there The horse past
but no bones were broken Roundsman Stems and
led him back to the wagon A. Knlef. OF no o46
East Thirty thirdst, claimed the rig In the afternoon
Hill who said ne was sixteen years oid ana lived at
no. 33l East Tlrtieth-st was arrested on a charge
of careless driving.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
RITS OF LEGAL NEWS

The viii Of Civil Justice Ambrose Mcneil was filed 70,
probate on Tuesday. IL was executed November a
Of this year The witnesses were Alfred wag.ar and
John NJ Lathrop The widow, Jennie *. Is nam.d a.
sole executor and leeatee.
Schedules in the assignment OF Pollard Moss pub.
fishers 20 Robert Avery, give liabilities elOs 55 to
nominal assets s02 2S3 O3 and actual assets II
Colonel John O'Byme has appealed to the General Tenn
Of the supreme Cour, from the decision OF Judge Iwyn
refusing TO vacae the order Of arrest Issued by Judc
Patterson OByrne refused 10 answer certain Questions
mt IN him by the Commissioners OF Accounts durn, t
dock investigation concerning $4,000 paid him ~ ~,
oyster Dealers Association and he was declared 10 be
in contempt.
Augustine Heard has brought suit in the Supreme
Court 10 recover the Interest and the face value twenty
tvo II 600 bonds Of the south Carolina Railway Conan
The company Is Ia the hands Of receiver.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Ruaalo Dec 24.-Cattle-Receipts last q hours, ~
head total for the week far $500 for the same ,s
iast week. O14O consigned through, $50 head ,s Az
Vow. York: 100 head sales OF stock lett over
quiet sheep and ast "a nosrs' hs ana %
line last week 20 800 Unsigned through 600 head S
Ncw.York; on sale 1000 head OF left over stock
nsottled and lower Hogs-Receipts last q hours.
head total for thus far "a 400 70. the same va @
to New York: o 100 sale Prices steady. Mediun'
and heavy mixed Workers and pigs, 80 65 ass 7O Ms,
Chicago Dec. i.-Cattle-Receipts. 800 head snv
ments 800 head. Market strong 20 10c higher Bee,
- s5aR 25: scckers and feeders S2aS3 cows bulls aaa
niSed 81 I0ds2 s. Texas cattle 81 50ds2 SIS. HOgsz
Receipts 2s 600 head shipments 5000 head Dul a. AZ
iiaht $S 45ds3 IS skips, s3dS3 25. sheep-Reesss@
5000 head shipments 500 head Market steady ~ E
s3dS5 25; Western c0rn-ted, $3.50; Texans, sSsS~
lambs - 90dS6 25 ,..S~
.The Droyers' Journals" special cablegram from bM
nuotes moderate supply OF live cattle but weak ae1s
and prices lower at 105dl2c per pound for meaSH
choice,
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARRETS
rr .r,rprs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


For the first hour OF business at the Produce Ed
b.nge Yesterday tile traders attended TO the closing
nm Of their contracts. Through the AFTERNOON he
snirt Of froic ruled and the markets could not %
credited with any tone. Cash lots were l4@l2 cent
lower and only "a 900 bushels were taken ior e1poS
and 90 600 bushels for milling purposes. Wnle us
cahle adyices were easier, the prncipai dnnuence ID
tho markets was an increase OF over i,loooVO In as
anIonnt on passage. After sught improvement, N
the speculative transactions the tendency OF vasos
was downward and the close showed losses OF i4eis
cent as follows: December so L., January % o.
Eehrtrary ST: March, 80 May, % June, 90 cenB
Corn was weaker, declining 1884 cent on n1s sne
snot while the export demand reached 10 nearly sVVU
hnSheIs The dealings in the options amoun'ed W
ohont , 90 bushels but the final losses weN
3s65.8 cent as follows December 40 90 January
40 rs: February 80 IL March and May, 4O cents.
Oats were lower declining 1-4012 cent on tle epo.:
There was a moderately active business In opuohs any
nrices ended unchanged for December at 20 PC anu
of is cent for January at 25 IL, February az 20 90
and May at % IA cents. - ., -. -, ., IN.
There were sales Of 1900 tierces OF lard On sns
spot and to arrive, part of which was LOT eap'ss
The speculation was neglected and SHADE lower, -
follows January. So II; February, 20 "A; hsron'
So 81 May, S6 40. .,.r. a,
The receipts of grain and -four reported YESTERDAY
York Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston wete I.
follows: Wheat, 40 753 bushels corn, 4I5Oso busnnen
oats e4O9Oj bushels; total grain, 1o3.43 pusheis;
gonr ~ $50 packages. At Chicago, Milwaukee , a..
- Iouis the arrivals Wheat 13O ,4sl ouse.sj
corn 57O.s13 bushels; oats, 211,I bushels toS
grain. 919 O27 bushels flour, 32,o1O barrels
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. Dec. "a p. m.-Cotton-The sales "
day include 40 300 bales American. .L,sn
Coton-Eutures closed quiet but steady Delivery
95-6id sellers December and January delivery 49,: 49,
buyers January and February delivery 5fotd DsV}.rh
and April delivery 5 36.64d value: April and Mas aasSd v
livery, 376id value May and June SeryeS SoSl
sellers July and August delivery 4lSta sellers a''
drs for Deliveries at tOday's clearing 5VV oaes ,ov
galveston pee 2i.-Cotton dun midaling ess ,oss 20,
mddng. 9s.c good ordinary. io'ioc' net anu s''"
receipts S.072; stock. Il $50. ,.ar ,,a,,,s oac:
Norfolk Dec. 2i.-Cotton nonna,. or,. naas n,wss $50;
sales SIG stock, 33 962. - s,u. ,n,sS,nc q ofse:
Savannah, Dec 2iCo,'ond oorduary se ne. and sos
receipts GoSe exports TO the SSntnent % osoo' e0AS'
wise 1887 sales. 1000 s,ton s% s,eady. mddne e%c
low middlns 7ec good ordinary oSe nes reseg;s; aIs
o,s1S co,.IS je s . oho: sales 5000; stock 35i,ls7
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
THE rpAnrIN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Dec. "a (SpeciaD-The advance IN s'oisss
doc,dod nm bv the elevator proprietors on Monday
rernoon thoroughly discouraged the bull party IN ~ns
TO-DAY. Mitchell, Driver. William Dunn ana most :"
less influential bulls all gave up this morning ana so
tond their lines The result was drop OF almost '
- 60 tho dullness was in favor OF the bull crowd.
II the market had been on the eve OF honaay'
quite likely that the bears, in view OF so much
news would have acted vigorously me piosReS, vavs
Weather within the next day so had the encce
the close OF bringng in few shorts: seapoS .Ssr was
tnok ON a baarsh color Cables were lower, Isic vas
Tge Increase sn amount passage anu .e ehp'
ce arances nearly so large as tIy nay, ND Son;
rom the three Atlantic ports MINNEAPOLIS gS' % ony hers
of wheat Duluth only 26 Large receipts o cos ~.
"a o,erv here else and from the railway omsm.
that an enormous amount was on the move Snue"
ynaEa tho nrice easier. December opened at 3lt
closed al 3fa May opened az 32 and eosea A.
Tbe 999 the estimates or WenhosS~I
Ia Al the close January pork ribs and lard snowea
decline from Mohday night Of cents wheat on 'nseu'
was S2L2c for May
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
ARNY AyD NtVy ryrpITTCFyCr

Washington. Dec. 24.-First Lieutenant Charles II.
Lester. s;h Cavalry has been ordered to examination nv
the Army Retiring Board. az Governors Island. y Y
Commander William B. IIof has been ordered 10 th,
command Of the receiving ship Dale. at Washington
January 81, relieving Commander Yates Stirling WIN
IS placed waiting orders. Commander George w
pisman been ordered as inspector OF ordnance o.,
the League Island Navy Yard. January . r..sod
Assistant Engineer +. p. Stone 70 the receiving shin
Independence. January ls. Lieutenant Cameron Mon
Winsow has been detached from the torpedo station a.
Newport and ordered to hold himself In readiness to com.
mand the torpedo boat Gushing
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
THE CHARGES ARE AMENDED.
APPLICATIONS OF THOSE FIRST MADE
AGAINST THE DOCK COMM SsIONERS.

APPLICATIONS OF THOSE FIRST MADE
AGAINST THE DOCK COMM SsIONERs.
The specifications in the charges brought by the
Commissioners of Accounts against DOCK Commits
sioners Post and Matthews, amended i'll accordance
with the order of the Mayor, were yesterday filed
in the Mayors Office and copies served on Com
missoners Post and Matthews by the Cooperation
Counsel. The amendments consist OF amplhcatons
Of specifications Nos. / and Of the first and third
charges. The amended specifications rccitc sections
chapters Of the laws force from April /, 1883,
until the present time under which the charges Of
failure on the part Of the Commissioners to collect
wharfage were made. list OF all the piers. wlai1s
and bulkheads owned by the city during that tine,
and Oh which wariagc was not always collected Is
given. The ninth and eleventh counts now read
That during the period in which said James Mat
hews and Edward \. Post have been and have been
acting as such Commissioners of the Department Of
Docks, as aforesaid large quantities Of goods,
merchandise and materials have been IRON time 10
time allowed TO remain upon the above specified peFs'
days after the expiration Ot twenty our hours from
tho time when they were placed thereon, whereby
divers Of money, ammOmtlng in tie aggregate,
as these cOmpainants advised and DelcV. 10 many
thousands and tens Ol thousands OF dollars, nave be
come from time 70 time due ana payable to sad
city.
That in utter disregard Of their said duty, the said
commissioners have wholly failed and neglected. and
each OF them has wholly failed and neglected. ~ take
my action whatever for the enforcement mt of the SAID
rules ana regulations or l0i ue ,cVltI1uoh 81 stu
large sums of money, by which said failure and neg
lcct OF duty their part such large sums Of money.
amounting in the aggregate 10 many thousands OF
dollars, have been lest 20 said City Of New York.
The second count Of the ninth specifications now
reads:
Tliat they have audited and certified to the De
Dartmcnt Of Finance for payment certain bills Tor
dredging dock and wharf property OF this city when
they had no apparent evidence before them SHOW
ng that the WORK for which such bill, were rendered
mad been actually performed. the bills referred 10
being included in vouchers Of the Department Of
DOc,s nd0Ised with the audit numbers Of the De-
partment a. follow. 20 wit: o,6S5 1927, 1880,
1906, 10,790 1896, l0,9jl.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
i O pRCRLE G 60 ASSLGv

Jacob O. Preble and Walter +. Preblc, composing
the firm of J. @. Prcble & Co., wholesale stationers
NJ Nos. 10 and II Thomas ST., made assignment
yesterday TO Thomas s. Bassford, lawyer. without
preference, except wages OF employees. The amount
of notes held by banks in this city IS said to be
$3.50 O0O distributed among twenty banks. The
Messrs. Preble surprised yesterday to learn that
the Sheffield heirs had entered judgment for $50 900
against J. B. Sheffield 4 son, the judgment being filed
at Kingston.
Herman i. Muller and Carl Kne. composing the
firm of II. l.. Muller & Co.. importers Of clO3l-. at
No. SO Greencst.. and az Berlin made ass gumeHt
Yesterday to MelcOmc ). Jarvis.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25

catharine and Niagara Central to extend the latoh
branch line through the city of Hamilton 10 burlington.
Notices are also given Of the Canada Cable COMPANY
10 opcrate a cable from Great Britain TO Canada anu
variety of river boom concerns, mining Sas wen,
Industrial, and steamship navigation companies, amohg
the latter being that OF the line to be subsidiZeo 9y
the Government TO promote trade between 'aiiau"
and the West Indies and south America.
For a country with population only trlne ereasc e
than that of the State OF New York. scattered owe.
territory eoualnr II not exceeding in area all the
United states put together. the above IS considered
rather a remarkable showing for one session OF fai
lament.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25

OCEAN FREIGHTS.- Tho market was quiet and gen.
orally fcatufclcss. frachls st adv. with lOO6O
bushels TO Liyeraoo Sd - 900 bushels 10 AniSrrn
I'D: 10000 bushels oats 70 Le.th A.. MlsCEi
IANEOU US-IaTk &. A. q. Smith. hence to Hayann rnsi
IL. and oil. l5c brig shannon NewDort News 20
coal private terms schooner Grace
hence Matagucl, general cargo private terms
schooner Marjory Brown, hence 10 Maanzas. general
carao on private terms schooner Lillian WOodrun
hence to Bsraco1. general cargo and back with ffu
In the coastwsc trade steamer Bfottn Guantanamo 10
north Of IIatteras suPar IGal7r; nritish bark s. J.
on private terma.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25

struggle on the part Of Alderman Corbn 10 ihuuoo
favorable action on the proposed ordinance. Inc ro
port Of the Committee on Franchises was also hanueu
up II favored the placing of ferry south Oh ih'r
teenth-st., and was passed. The ordnance ~
thorzing the sale of the franchise to construct sur
face railroad from the Grand-st. ferry, on inc East
side To the Fourteenh-st. ferry on the Wei siac,
which had been recalled from the Mayors %as ao lSp
amendment, according TO his snggcseon rS Storm
passed. Aldermen Fitzsimons, NoOpan aAu S''
voted against this ordnance
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
PLAYERS RETURy TO THE LEAGrg

Terre Haute. Ind. Dec. 2i.-Second. .baseman Myers
and Lct-heder Thompson, Of last years Philadelphia
League Club to-day signed thFceyoars' contract at
Increase OF salary. with that Before Myers and
Thompson signed, Mulycy Gleason Shrier Decker and
Clements had signed with the League.
Worcester. Mass Dec. "a C,pcciaD. Murphy. of
this city, one OF the cchers OF last years New York
team today signed q contract with the New York
League club for TcXt year
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25

For brokers and bankers uncertain money bal
ances at the Stock Exchange to-dayS rates ruled
at per cent, and exceptionally at per cent,
but before the close the supply at per cent was
abundant These are not the rates for money
that is borrowed from institutions either on call
or time. only the rates made for public notice
10 affect the stock speculation and by Shylocbs
seeking temporary high rate because of the
opportunity offered by a debauched sentiment.
The Clearing House statement to-day
follows: Exchanges, Sl57,5lO,S39; balances,
$6,597 ,9s5.
The Sub-Treasury to-day was debtor to the
Clearing House Ss00,127. Its net gain on bal
ance was S25l .03l made up by a coin gain of
S7l32s5. less a currency loss Of Si6l. .35l. The
days operations covered: Receipts SO Cos, ,073
payments. S3,4l6.142; resulting in a general
balance Of 81 SO 33l 1892, consisting OF $l763SS,
3l7 coin and S6,0435l5 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceiyed to-day Sls5,9ss National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were Sl52 ,020, the in
ternal revenue receipts S59O,674, aud the mscel-
laneous receipts S5O29i.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement of cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures of the last previous statement as follows:
Net gold on ha slo sl57 %, Dec sos3s
Net silver on hid. Is,9l0,3i0 ls,io352s Dec. 452.sls
Net lcgal-tcnders ooo .,. 80, ... ~.
on land. S,lSo'"VO 'io0'tco Dec otto-i
Actual cash In
Trpay vaults
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
COLLISION on THE DERBY ROAD.

Ncw-lIavcn, Dec 24 (SpeciaD.--A construction
train crashed into the end of The 20 passenger
train on the Derby Road this morning completely
demolishing two cars and seriously damaging an
engine. i score Of passengers badly shaken
up, but no one was seriously injured the engineer
and fireman Of the structiOn train escaped bv
jumping. The passenger train had halted to run I'm
on siding, and the construction train had dlsobeycd
orders by following too closely. Damage, $50, 900.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
AN INCREASED GRANT FOR THE SCHOOLS

The Board of Estimate, Mayor Grant presiding,
yesterday passed upon The allowance for the Board Of
Education. The amount asked for Si,j4G,s47
and the amount granted 81 ,225.Gl7 being about
$4,000 more than the sum awarded last year. The
Park Commissioners did not appear before the board.
not being ready present the detailed statement asked
for by the Mayor al Mondays w--:lug. This state
ment is ready, however, and will - presented 10 the
Board at It's jOurned meeting tomorrow morning at
IL O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
Deposit, in banks s5,5so,5is s5,2se,7oo Dec.

Deposits In banks s5.5so5ls a52se,7oe Dec. .s7.7u
Net cash balcess25o e9I s249 1s9 Dec 81 aa .,
The foreign exchanges were quiet for to-mo,
rows mail and The market was only steady :.
quotations for actual business as follow:
Bankers bills at "a 81 and 81 "a 1-2 for To-.
and short sterling respectively French francs -
522 IL and $40; reichmarks at 94 ID ana
90 Ia, and guilders at 80 5-s and 40. 4
In London British consols were firm at o. S.Is
and 97 7-l6 respectively for money and account
In the open market bankers balances were 6,y.
at 3 I-2 up to 4 l-2 per cent. while discounts -
bankers 60a90 day bills ruled at 3 3-4 Der cept
or Ia per cent less than the banks minimum
rate Bar silver was easy at 43 1871 3D. pcr ounes
and India Council bills were allotted st declns
of Lied per rupee from the allotment OF
week ago. This simply shows that the exchanQe
between London and India Is that much mora
favorable TO London than 1t was week arc
American railways were firm, but as a matter Of
course responsive TO the representative houe
markets, and therefore showed some small frs1
tional declines 10 meet yesterdays controlling
market. which is in New-York. At Paris French
per cents rose TO S7.72 1-2 and sight exchanes
on London was down to 25.17 l-2 francs TO the
The Mortgage Bank and Investment Company
has an advertisement in our columns Offering 10
investors securities paying 8, 10 and IL per cent
on investments, which is worthy OF the attention
of investors.
Security holders of the Scioto Valley Railway
Company are notified by Frederic T. Olcott
Charles VI. Fry and Harry Ii. Hollins, purchasing
committee, that to avail themselves Of the bene
fits under the agreement OF purchase ana reorgan
zation. they must deposit their bonds and stoch
with the Central Trust Company, pay an asses.
ment of 90 per centum upon the par value and
receive the engraved certificate representing th&
same on or before January 15, 1890.
The following securities to-day were sod at the E4
Estate Exchange and Auction Room, Limited. By Adrs
II. Muller g. Son: =. "a
20 shares Navcsink Park Co., 10. ~
IL shares North River Insurance Co., s3s.
10 shares Chemical National Bank, 4o4O-foeo
40 OOnN -Xor Cont r.. X %.
bonds due May 1. 1898 lndorscd), l0l7. oo,
100 shares Tradesmen's National BANK, vo,a' an.
80 shares New-York Security and Trust 20, iso -.
shares New.YOrk Life Insurance and Trust Co 0u
a. 600 Dubuone and Sioux City X. r. Co. uufness
Central syscin first mortgage per cent bonds Que ss
1861.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
A PRINTER COMPLAINS OF THE RECORD

c. G.. Burgoyne, printer at Walker and Centre sts.,
sent a communication to the Mayor yesterday ad-
dressed To the Honorable the Board OF City Record
in which nc said that The specifications re-
quirng "Thc Record to lie printed on a GER
tain kind of paper and in certain style of type
contained conditions absolutely unknown to the trade.
Mr.. Burgoyne thinks the specifications were either
born in ignorance gotten up for The express purpose
Of deerrng the majority Of printers from bidding on
this work. Mayor Grant declined to receive the com
munication.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
Total since jan 1905 $685. Oss le5 1888 200 ~
rrpoprAy FINANCIAL MARKETS

London, Dec. "a, p mCo soils " S.io tor v,, myns,
and g7s FOR the account; Atlantic and Great western
first mortgage trustees certificates 3e Canadian pscns
4S is6d per ounce money, AZ per cent me rae S,s
tbs' hills is az per cent India Council bills were
allotted today at decline Of Lied per rupee HAL, rn
advces ouote per rentes at 81 francs "a c.ii
FOR the account and exchange London at 20 francs
firnncf Tor
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
VEGETABLES NOl

VEGETABLES Not TO DE SOLD nv WEIGHT.
Az the meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen Yesterday
the report of tho Law Committee against the rass.
age Of the ordinance compelling dealers to ell vcge-
tables by weight was adopted after a rather hard
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
oil MARKETS.

OH City PENN Del ANsiSSa Ss rraSss use, 81 cS
cSiss o ~ oe ie5 900 bbls s.c Ssi 2ASo'
LOIS penn Dee. 24.-Petroleum dul ana neSvi
National Transit Ge5aca,,es Gs opened OK Vs.
- TIa TII,a,e Penn oct 2iNaonai Transit =, nss:
onened at ii 0Ss highest, 81 0Ssi lowest s'-"
,io- - a OoJl
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
,.,,poprAy pRonUcr MARKETS.

Liverpool Dec "a sS m.Psss1a Pssmapd g3rk lcns cns eIss
mo,adIss IN about As m duh BIS o. Cheese a Sasi md
uru"Sentinc and rosln In poor demand Lad s sdsmsad
gtare s in poor demand Corn spo in poor deTsfpss De-
t,rss In fair deuand mixed Western, spVt Hous
ls,ner dul at a. I'd January steady. az - uSu'
st 90 london Paelnc Coast. IN good oeiaAles
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
A HOLIDAY DULNESS.
THE TIGHT MONEY SCARE

DESPITE BEAR TALK STOCKS CLOoE
STRONG AT GOOD FIGURES.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25

The Treasury Department at Washington to-day
amounted only to $21 ,3O0-4 per cents Sl9,300,
and 4 - per cents $4,000; At the Stock Ex.
change there were small sales Of A 1-2 per cents
at 1O5-3-s per cent above the Treasury figures
and probably by some purchases TO eVade taxation.
The quotations are as follows:
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
U Us Co

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-DECEMBER "a
GOVERNMENT BONDS
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-04-09
Eupepsy.

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you must have il. TO fullv enjoy life.
Thousands are searching for it daily. and
mourning because they find il not Thous-
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annually by our people in the hope that
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msy be had by all. We qua ant that
Electric Bitters, if used according to di-
rectiOns and the Use persisted in, will bring
you Good Digestion and Gust the d. SIMON
Dyspepsia and install instead Eupepsy.
We recommend Electric Bitrers for Dys-
pepsis aud all diseases of Liver, Sto,uach
and Kidneys. Sold at soc. and 81 90 Der
bottle by Mertz & Hale, ruygists.