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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-15
Did His Part

Wife-How can you sit there and watch
me cook, Henry, and never help me one
bit?
Husband-Why, I do the hardest part Of
the work
Wife-You do.
Husband-Yes; eat what you cook
Yenowines News.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-15
POSTPONED GAMES.

POS PONEU GAMES.
The following base ball game were post
poned today because of rain: National
League-Pittsburg at Chicago; Philade[
phia at Boston.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-15

BOhches

APE EVTDENCE That NE 5foof II
zgY0rE, and that a1fars is esa<75.
crfre 10 LIrozO Of tie fnbsyTfi<5.
Nothing i5 50 6rsgfr.zI ~ a5Si5firP
Nafare ar .Sz,fff'g .SfEcgfc Is. s. >
IL Is a sImtl< 7<gsfa5ls eo,sp0zssG- IL
i1rzlksS 10 LE< most GliEoGkS 6k4l6, yef
ii JoyrSs The 50i5on 70 ne E-1yJfz1F as-G
6si1;iEzl65 II fr01s Ike 5l006.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-07
financial.
MISSOURI, KANSAS G TEXAS
RAILWAY COMPANY.
REORGANIZATION.

Al the request of the Executive Commiticr Of the
MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS HALFWAY cow
PANY stating that representatives. OF the bonds and
stock of this company held in Amsterdam and in Lone
don arc on the way New orl and expected 10 ar
here during this week. This committee has agreed
10 n further extension of the time for depo>ting all
securities aud stock of the company and including
SATURDAY. MARCH I, 1S90. For the same reason
IL has extended the time the exercise of all rights
and for the assignment of the same. aud for lodging
Inc ccptnncc thereof with the Central Trust Conn
pauy 10 the same date,
The Committee has received over EIGHTEEN MIL
LION DOLLARS Of the FIVE AND ~IN PER CENT.
GENERAL CONSOLIDATED BONDS, which j. more
than SIXTY-FI PER CENT of the entire amount of
these bonds outstanding. ONE HUNDRED AND
TIGHTY-FIvE THOUSAND shares Of the stock have
been deposit ed and have aSsentcd 10 The plan.
The main object of the reorganization has been the
protection aud preservation Ofall existing Interests
Holders of the STOCK OF the company are earnestly
invited assent Their attention is called TO the fact
thnt final of foreclosure will be entered in the
pending suits in March April, and that the sale oil
the mortGa premises will cNincuish the value OF
all Notwithstanding stock.
AFTER MARCH I. 1890. 4 PENALTY OF ,
PER CENT. on tac par value Of all FIVE AND SIN
PER CENT. bonds and on the SECOND MORTGAGE
INCOME BOND~. and of PR CENT. on the par
value OF the STOCK VIII DC lHOONcu VI ~
acceptance by the Committee.
Copies of the reorganization agreement, explaining
the proposed issues Of First and second mort RnGc
bonds and OF Preferred stock can be OBJ
tanned NJ the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY Of the
City of New York.
The Committee expects TO be nbie to effect the
reorganization by forming ragle new corpo ration
~honld, however, il become necessary TO form more
than corporation certificates other obligations
secured respectively by first and second MORTGAGES wi"
be issued TOR like amounts.
THE ENGRAVED CERTIFICATES or THE CEN
TRIAL TRUST COMPANY OF y. y. HAVE BEEN
LISTED on THE NETWORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
FREDERIC p. OLCOTF,
JOEL r. FREEMAN,
HENRY W. POOR,
HENRY Bt DGE,
COLGATE iONT,
LOUIS TITXf,ERtLD.
COMMITTEE
C. S. ELLIS. SECRETARY.
81 WAIL-ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-07
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Blumberg Bernhard ct al. to VIM Powell 1O3 to 1o7
BSs1dct Homer J. to stafford 27th.st Of
Sam; To- Mutual Lie Insurance c., property
yea; ,i1ato. b. to Reuben Ross wnlis.ave and
Sam to e. l. Kncsland ct al, property years
~ ae2' robert to Geo Hyatt 9othst Of sth
iSoh Josef to Albert Bauman 1st.ave. OF 32d.
fo;mahn Soirarethe to F Mohlcdehuke 427 East
Harris Hafry 10 East River Savings Institution. 81
Hahn. Levi, to It'll Guarantee Trust Co, Monroe.
~ Hagtftc James. 70 Edward winsow, 1o5th-st. W
"' Sane to join 8yrHS 40 and 442 East 114h.s
HaG,ity James to Murray Hill Bank, lo5th'st' W
" Hamilton. schuyef r. 70 r Hamilton. 1lth'
ave 6n % William e. al to John Thorn Broadway.
sdonins land ' q funnel el,h Ward years eI991.
Keeran John to Pat,IeE 900 SSIfo''' su@'u''"
st. et 81 M Alex to DIV Dock Savings Institution,
Kenn james to Io'haa tgeqS 595 koad .a
s0 Ieard Prank to Mnns weler COuruandtaye lot
Same to WIN Hollwtg, same property year seQ 200
trustees c Lexington.ayc, Of 54thst years (2l'
PARK Presbyterian Church to Trust Co. sc'hst
Of ls,.ave years Fniorapt Industrial Savings
p.I R90TrsoIp s,. Iae Of 70 1othaye year s. 600
stsppeEs, Mary, 70 same. n 17th'st OF "n'aVe' /
''Sb Shea WIN, to John Buss2g IT, Rocka'ld's' Of
Stone Augustn 70 Title Guarastee and Trust Co, Ga
f'1 vsa Loon JON John F. Hnyard. washinsOnav
n o. Bathgate Place ! year 81 700, 197,h.st W O.,
Waite! annie e ~ Moi@ Friedman 2o'h''' Of
Wat. Ida 5 to stilven, esd-st Of eth.ave'
wei Winston Ascber 70 Colby, ClintOnst Of
wawo6d it, to H Lee ct al, sthave and
Wash v To Washington Life ms Co. 1o4th.st Of
Lcxinc.on.ave . years s"coo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-07
Gnrt1cn Sales of Real estate.

xIJALTER c. WOoLLEY. AUCTI0NEER
w CREVIER g. WOOLLEY -
,yrl sell at auction WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY -, az j.
clock noon at the Zeal Estate Exchange, 80 Lbertyst
EXECUTORS SALE.
nv order O, the executors Of the estate OF Onesippe
Pacaiin, deceased , 90, ,,
II WARREN-ST., 1ve.st0ry brick building nafblc
front. size OF lot 2jx75 feet. ,,,
Of WEST HOU STON.ST.. four-stOry brick building.
with extensi ion size Of lot 2jx100 feet 10000
Maps and particulars Of DE WITT LOCKMAN q
r,r VTT attorneys for executors, 81 Nassau-st, or
CREVIER g. WOOLLEY, Auctioncers, 1,51O Broadway.
Telephone call, 39th-st., 463.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-07
DIED STAR LINE,
TX I,p NNrlNNEpp AID PARIS.

IA IUI' NNIWT-It' = NN I'NNI0.
SAILING from Sev-Yorl, 2nd Antwerp weekly:
NOOEDLNNp .....-- - Nre I,0H't ,tr 'iN 70 a. III
EILHI.NINN -. , W rli IlNi re- - Ton ~,
az md inward Second CABIN. SO. ENcur'ion' 500
and ~" SircriHc 20 very low rates. 49,,
rETTE WRIGHT & ONS,Genl Agts,O Bowling "roeh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-07

,rUr nook or OPENAIR SPORTS. ocayo, SEQ
. Pll'' .,.r ,tr ar''s,uent. Rule, for sailing swim
Ming bal playing shooting horseback riding. Se SS. IN
Entertaining aid universally complmented by the press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LLOYD -. GO.

~ SHORT ROUTE TO LoNi'1
NI,W.N0ltlt. ~OI' an NAiI TON AND BEt-MEN'
steamers san from pier foot ID 4, II ho"'h'
iN~r ENPKt.>~ SIEAMtIN, go .
u4t, NJ II,i =" ia "a ,u Wrrrl sat Feb. -. a.
tir al F.L n, T. pu. SaalrNci.. Feb. 20. II a. M.
First cabin 80 and Upward berth ACCORDING 90 io.a.
r',n OTTEICllS Co. No. . Bowling "recn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-07


''' T6sfesa and scapci to the MelNe' $4,000
IMAM Hsqui1''@'nf rSaavay az2oS12133;
Arthur Never and Me 10 i: il"p road SIN
700 to Wa1da1c Al-N2l3 also W yoHI GS
BcIna nd rhei, to John io,. aisI LOU
2d1 'SS Aaron On I Wi.c al and 1 a snat1 Rot
Brocme Sc 552 and 100 Wife IF to Sl SSoasood a27Oo
a9dorh GgsgcnheT5srr aa .s p %e " '' 10000
9oN49llS4oo WIN s,riir b snd a6othcr $4,000
Ng and 5aTr iS 9 to SpEc toq. l@lt
dslexloO trus Patrick hur"e 10 'u' 80 900
u, BIe brldgc Road s. $50 Rdec-,t, e5x oo
Grant lae sner bcd ,S &%a'u % aIGGS
4SioxioS; Catharine and FRANCIS BTr4e y and
Julia and John o'Bren' to Jonas "'H ana os 900
lo.Save, No l2l4- 5 - 4th, %t , iSNO3N
I2sA9I i iimi.;4I' I.ubl i-' 1880
ILS Laura Road W cor depot on Fort Wash
iS5gfon Dauot Road 331.2 % Fort Washington
Bog Esas fa 9,SN and wiz tx F2 T6c@ $1,000
,st. et' s. rs itb.a,c 25Al6o5 Malcolm -
5ths 50 Pr 5;S e s s,spg'rs 80 900
sS- A. No =, - .c to MSrsarcthc Holman 451C
% Hcr1SH and FaWsrd + pUr-.i' by Simson
Wolf guardian 70 lewis liam . wv, : Cii,c. ''''0
haan and vito Anirew-F Een,1o,6dy ,io,, &C.
Serl .a an, nd r If &c, ct sdfyS aF 'D' 10000
p,56k.aVe. lot Of man North Ward q Mclrose.
SGNio +, to NJ E .raas Ga N'oO ''oD 45ss
Csonst - q, OF V ''nG} ON 'N'' 5000
ArSilsri9s place $, loo It ". Of Watonave,
9Ns: 2 E 6sors' McAd'm and 1000
15G M c,5osu TOO ,c fiwara n L'ndo6 1880
187thst : - - Il W o.. Sth1N, loN''ll Dofe 81
1|@S css, Go Baf - Hce" to As $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-07
REAL ESTATE.
RICHNESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

40 40, West Fiftieth-st.. compact dwelling.
S..orv and basement, on lot fG.sx100, renting
snr about 5000 a year, sold for 5000 to Charles
schneider. ,.,.-, - .,,...,.
three story brick house on One-hundred thirty
n4h 81 east of Willisave sold under foreclosure TO
IA T r. following residences on Columbia College
,oosehod have been sold at private contract t0r !o
astn of Mrs Francis E. Pudy. No. 90 West Flitlet
e'dS lot MOO B. for ST. 900 for Mrs. h LcvcnNol
~ No. a. West Ffticjhet on lot 20NloO9. at ~ ~
md for the estate Of John Eomcr, NO. az "''V
aiStieth st.. on lot 2ONlOO5, at $1,000. 80, 4onos
r p smith mas sold the three story brick s,oi ~
18th lois No 1863 Duanc-st and Nos. 80 ana %
IIudson-s. TO Woods Sillcch for Slo'OoO'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-07
INVITE STAR LINE. .u.nooor

w f0E QcEEYTETT33WN A ii, dEIi rS!Trr1NrRs
,f fii Eco T.. ii a. .CcitcMar II 30 a M
Eritannic F.h 10 . am. nr,tam,. MAJ, ~, . D. M
,''i'i,i'. t,t al t,cruluic N,h 70 10 A. m
.1c,i,n,c Mar g. 3 p. m. -Tcutonc Aprl .. p IN.
i''' I-.,, NU.f. STAR Dock foot OF Nr-t luihat.
second cabin these steamers. saloon iot $ sou ana
,,r ,I,o,iiD. ., steamer and location OF hot, Sec
G ,iln AZ and SO. Excursion ticket, On favorable
,'i,, i,,,,, 500 Company = once SO. IL broadway
~ \ n,k l'6ilade phu Oncc. iod W3luut->t
''"- ''''' j. BRUCE ISM\N. Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-07
Thomas A. Edison
The American
GraphOphOne Company.

Ha,in. control ot both Photograph and "mphopho
the company comprise. within .f-"f "t'rY lr' veal d''
frr recording and prr-taa'n- human speech ana mus
patent Irrigation a. dr0,f.d
Iln Nnltn Anar--nn ru-n..rlnh Cornlny j. ule
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-07

TNO IRON MANUFACTl REKS;-Oiiice OF
| A. . Ilphthoi-n Engineer lfth ana Si\th III a.,
,r,,. Ieltluorr Md January 20 lN9p- irnlo-ll7 Nu'
ir received ut this office untl e. o'clock NJ ct ",l,ni
49,, ION Az II February 1890 Tor furnishing the hmt rs'
md labor 81 all kind. necessary for ihr 'omlr'e anu
H., - The Meta. Work ~ M, ShnrN- tln HhoHl "
tr,.nitry Point Shohl Lighthouse. MtNlhu i'ah- ''
n, aon- fotm. II propo-nls and other information as
nInnrd on nuuliraon this office IN" rgnt " i'7N,l
49, rrnrt any or all bids aud 10 waive ANY defects y ..
MATIEY. Captain of j-nGln'"'>. T. D. A. hR"'n0''0
LnglnccT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-07
Reorganization
OF TIE
ST. LOUIS, ARKANSAS
TEXAS RAILWAYS
In Texas and in Arkansas and Missouri.

Security holders invited become parties to the
agreement lodged with the Central Trust Company
of New York, TO rcorguuzc the -. Louis. Arkansas
and Texas Railway Company in TcNns aud the >tIoni-
Arkansas and TcNas Hallway Company in Arkansas
and Missouri by dcposng their certificates aud stock
with the
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY or SEWYoHK. -
wALL-sT. ON OR BEFORE THE 18TH DAY or
FEBRUARY, 1890
10 provide Tor cash requirements uuder Tho arrccwcn
the right red depo.itofs q present pr cont d
mortgage cod Certificates OF present sto.a u TIE ~
Louis Arkansas and Texas Railway Company in
Texas FOR each block Of $40 900 % such ccrtH 1es or
for 100 shares Of stock deposited or before Feb
Is, 1890 . subscribe Tor
Gold Certificate Nov. /, 1880. coupon al
tached,
$500 new 4 per cent. I'd Mortgage lOO-Nenr IoIn
Income Certificate
for the sum Of Sg13.JO whereof 500 - payable on
allotment and the bHuncc Nny !, 1880.
In the event that the subscriptions exceed the amount
Of securities a. the disposal q the Committee ior TINS
purpose viz g. SOS 900 per cent First Mo''rare
lOOycar God Certificates and sl4flO0I u r" n'" peg
I'd MoIteacc 1Co.yoar cod Income Carn at"s th'
Committee reserves the right % aot -- than tine amount
subscribed for In case Of default Of 49, subscriber o.
pay the amount due May J. $500 o Committee reserves
tho right declare forfeiture Of the amount paid and
the rights Of the subscriber shall coA-c.
Copies Of the Reorganization Agreement nav be had ~
any member Of the Committee. and Of the GENITAL
TRUST co.
Engraved Reorganization Certificate arc now ready for
issue and immediate application VIII bc made to Hst te
same on the Stock Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-07
CNVNNXAH FAST FREIGHT AND PAS
CCNARD LINE.

SIr,yYOEK 10 LIVERPOOL, Via QUEENSTOWN.
'''' from Pier 40, North River.
FAST EXPRESS NAIL SEtNlt +.
,u,onii Feb D. 80 q. M. AuIana. March :, 80 a. m
im6ra... FEB. -, 2p. ~. ScrHia March -, p H. III
Bothnia March J.. p NJ EtrqG,a Mnr'n T3 hG' az
Sf,'g" t,c. to and from AN part, of Europe a. very
low rates, For cirht and passage apply 90 the company
cnlrn 4 Ro,llng ttr".u. New Auik.
w VERSION IL. BROWN 4 CO.. General AGENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-07
Ocean Cleaners.

INNlAN LINE e. S and RoyaII Mail Steamers
CITY OF BrELlN Wedne-day F.lray r. f. i a. m
CilY or CIlI~IfR W.dnc- dav February ~ u ~ a. H.
CITY or CHICAGO W,du@day March r. 3 20 a. ii.
From. PR f3 X. adjoining thr.tophcr--t cry.
FIRST CaRlN $50 and upWsfar 2e5oTd cRnrI 9
e35 STTEEAGE. $50. PETER WRIGHT & SONS
.--.-.L An.n-. d NnMI.INlI GLiLEN. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-07

The following sales were held at the Exchange anu
Auction Room today ZOO, o.. r.,
thrce.story dwelling. with lot Of l0S'"''' NV
iG sXlOO: II Kittcl, % 600. -, ~, -ob et n
threc-story house with lot. No III w ~ I.hncid.r
e9i s IL W OF 9th.avc, lot lG.sXlo05; Chaf'c'
5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-07

" TIQIE FRENCH LINE TO HANRi".. .
,ompanvs Pier new No. A. North lNNti o. M9,oh'Sv
Ia NOltNANDii. Collier sat, 10. ; ''V a. ~
IN BEEtNGNE, de- Jop,solin Sat - =. J., p H.
Ia 6ASCOGNE. Suutrlli ...--.. .Ndl req -. IT, ''
\ Enl,nE.r l..u.ral Ag-mL. 10 3 LuNLu. Nl--n.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-07
Gin ]1roperip for Sale.
Ciin properin 90 fet.


A CORNER STORE; basement and suhcelari 27XlO2i
II lj0 Wiiiam--t.; % let, possession May J.
rutland & WHITING, b Bcekmsn-st.
- FIVE.STOEY BUILDINGS TO LET In Water-st.
Beekman. suitable for and heater business.
4 r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-07
EJION LINE. -
" JNIIIp srATES, MAIL sTEiA\NAEEBBSSo
nm :. nn LINE OLE STEAMSHIPS.

IL t0R LAGUAYRA. pCEETo CAHl.l.Lo. CURACAO
CORO AND MARAtAlBO.
from Pier 3j. Last River. - %
.. fItff mn puTA " THURSDAY February %.
- NENlLO Ella -ulN NlHrch
These American steamships. specially built Tor the
trad. have very -uuslI, accommodation. Cor passengers
' BOULTON. BLISS DALLEIr,
I'D .
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-05-01
RANDOM SHOTS.

PENNSYLVANIA has 1913 camps Of Sons
of Veterans, with q membership of
5,056.
New HAMPSHIRE has "a camps of Sons
of Veterans, with 779 members in good
standing.
TIE Secretary of the Interior has de-
cided that soldiers can not assign home
stead rights.
THE Grand Army of the Republic
posts of Denver, Col, propose to build a
Grand Army hall in hat city to cost
$500, 600.
The cost of sustaining the regular
army OF the United States last year was
$40, 4G6, 400. This included all the diff
ferent departments of the service.
The Grand Army of Ohio is organized
into battalions and brigades, and now
they are holding battalion and brigade
reunions. The Ohio Soldier speaks very
encouragingly Of the plan.
THE annual report of the Assistant
Adjutapt-General OF the Department
of Minnesota makes the following show.
ing: Net gain in membership during
the past year, 1874; membership in good
standing December 81, 1889, 0,34G; loss
by deaths during the year, 76. Finan.
cial condition as follows: Receipts,
SD, 577. so; disbursements, So, 5s7. SO; mum.
Der of posts, ITS.
The membership of the following
Communicates OF the Military Order OF
the Loyal Legion January 81 was as fol.
lows; Pennsylvania, 1888; New York,
Sl2; Maine, So; Massachusetts, 7O7; Cal.
~ifornia, $40; Wisconsin, 1876; Illinois,
37s; District of Columbia, 4T6; Ohio,
6s5; Michigan, 2l3; Minnesota, 257; Ore
gon, "a; Missouri, 2i6; Nebraska, 146;
Kansas, 237; Iowa, 1875; Colorado, 100;
Indiana, $40.
The death of John Jacob Astor recalls
the fact stated in Townsend's THE
Honors of the Empire State in the War
Of the Rebellion" that he was the first
private citizen of New York to make a
contribution for the defense of the ma.
ton on the outbreak of the civil war.
With his W funds he provided for the
purchase and equipment of the tug-boat
Yankee, and sent her to the relief OF the
garrison at Fort Sumter. Mr.. Astor
earned tho military title Of Colonel in
recognition of his military services, but
ii is not generally known that he bore
it, or how we'll he deserved it. -"
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-05-01
PERSONS AND POINTERS.

FERDINAND DE LEssEps, although
eighty-lve years OF age, still retains his
youthful spirits. His handwriting is
firm and he is very proud OF his vigor.
IT Is rumored that Chauncey M. De-
pew talks SO much when he goes out to
dinner that he often returns home hum
cry and INDUCES in the luxury OF "a
cold bite"
PRINCE BISMARCK intends to devote
the remainder Of his days to making
himself comfortable. He has dismissed
his physician and intends heroafter to
smoke as much as he pleases and to
drink what no likos.
JOHN COLLINS LEE, o member Of the
lifo-saving crew ut Atlantic City, is a
member of tho old Kentucky Lee fam
lily, and Is worth $4,000, 900, lie is
not in tho best health, and 1t Is his
within to live in his present position.
Dir. KNoRR, of Germany, tho discov-
crer Of antipyrine, the great grip reme-
dy, is reported to have acquired more
than $1,000, 900 by the winters epidemic.
Tho medicine sells at Sl.40 per ounce,
and he gets a royalty Of sixty conts on
every ounce sold.
THREE descendants, one son and two
daughters, OF Do Quincy, the English
author, arc now living. The son ID
Paul Frederick Dc Quincy, Sergeant
alarms to the Now Zealand Parliament,
and at n time Brigade Major of the
English army in India.
Mn. MACDONALD, ono Of the Irish
members Of the House of Commons. Is
totally blind. Through the devotion OF
his wife he is also one of tho most
prompt in attending to his duties. She
takes him regularly to and from tho
House, whcrc her figure has become as
familiar as his own.
PERHAPS the most inordinate smoker
in tho United States is Thomas A. Edi.
son, who also believes that chewing to.
bacco Is a good stimulant for any ono
engaged in laborious brain work. lie Is
rarely seen without a cigar in his mouth,
and he has learned the art of chewing
and smoking simultaneously.
AN official stenographcr Of the Ger
man Imperial Parliament has calculated
tho oxact rapidity of speech of some Of
the most celebrated German statesmen,
Rickert, a leader Of the FREQ trade In.
dependents, he says, talks in a minute
1853 words; Count Norbert Bismarck, la
Singer, tho Socialist, l21; Bambcrgori
the ~bcst-known bimetallist among tho
independents, 1870; Stumm, the Goa,
baron, las.
ISAAC PITM Az the inventor OF pho
biography, is q hoary-haired man with
scholarly stoop, and still presides ovor
the Phonetic Institute at Bath, Eng.
whore he has resided unintcrruptedly
for moro than half q century. Ile |.
rising sevcnty-eight, yet he supcrvise'
a correspondence of 80, 600 letters a year
besides editing the Phonetic Journa
and compiling the numerous book!
which he annually publishes.
THE desire Of London society to honol
Henry NJ. Stanley has taken shape JUS
now in a STANLEY Exhibition" 1t IL
devoted entirely to Africa and African
products, among the exhibits bein;
relics of Livingstone and other prom
inent African explorers, with books
maps, ETC., illustrative of their accom-
plishments. In other departments ar,
shown tho result of missionary work ant
tive efforts to suppress the slave-trade.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-05-01
Hereditary Blood Poison,

Many of the evils of life are inherited.
Parents transmit to their children u state
of blood impurity. What a fearful heritage
to bequeath an innocent child Scrofuln,
skin diseases, erysipelas, sore eyes, ring
worm, letter, eczema, scald head, scabby
surfaces, syphilitic symptoms, lucrative
and c~onsumptive tendencies, etc, all of
which make life miserable, and tho victim
aprey to designing quacks. 1t is surely n
disgrace TINT this should be SO. 1t is mani
testify the duty of every one to keep their
blood pure and their systems In a condition
of good health: Nature has given us kindly
herbs that will accomplish this if properly
used. The best are used with careful selec.
ton in that compound known as DR.. Bulls
Sarsaparilla. There is no phase of blood
poison this Incompatible Alternative will
not relieve. If a sufferer from blood
you fail to try it.-Springfield Express.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-05-01

These lines Of Pinckney bring before the
mental vision a woman Of SURPRISING beau-
ty, challenging admiration and homage.
This sentimental tribute was, no aopbt,
worthily bestowed by the poot, but it Is o
prosaic fact that large numbers, OF our IAN
country : women are deficient in personal
charms, because they do not try and con-
quer the disorders peculiar to their sex, ana
from which SO many Of them suffer mar
tyrdom. As It is tho ambition of every
woman to look her best, lot the afflicted
ones use DR.. Pierce's Fayorito Prescription,
and thus recover their health without
which there can DO nc beauty.
Dr.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Is q l-
climate medicine, not a beverage; carefully
Compounded by an experienced physician,
md adapted to womrn's delicate orgafize6
ton. 1t is purely vegetable in composition
and perfectly harmless III any condition Of
the system. Contains no alcohol to inebrt
ate no syrup or sugar to ferment In the
stomach and derange digestion.
As an invigorating tonic, 1t iihparts
strength TO tho whole system. For oyer
tated teachers, milliners, dressmakers,
seamstresses, "shop- girls" housekeepers,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-05-01

orally. iii, Pierce's Favortte Prescription
e tx ereatAst earthly boon, being une-
duaied Is an sppssszfne cordisd and re-
As a soothing and strengthening nervfne,
"Favorlte Prescription" Is uneqhhled and
IL Invaluable In aflaying and subduing fffy-
Gus excitability, exhaustion, prostratfoh,
hvster.,. and other distressing, nervous
symptoms, commonly attei, ~ a. sp pesrd ian or
womb. It induces re.:-eshing sleep snd re-
iieyes mental anxiety nno despondeney. .,
II "a the only medicine for the cue 81
oil those peculiar weaknesses and aHmelss
incident 10 females, sold by druggists, unssr
q positive s~nar6fitee from the manufact-
urers, that II will give satisfaction in everv
edse. or price ts1.00 will be promptly re-
funded. ses guarantee printed Oh bottle
wrapper and faithfully carried out for
For d Book Of 100 pages on Woman Her
Diseases, and How to Cure them, tsent
sealed, III plain envelope, enclose ten cents,
in stamps, to WoRLD's DIsPxNsARY MED
lcAL ASSOCIATION, No. Coz Main Street,
Buffalo, N. "
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-05-01

To any 4 conx mplating . iourney tHs u
shortest and mott al sct line o Is a gst tSis.
be desired and where lions which eau
not be excelled4 no further H. vile e 81.
Jouis a1ir LfnsS compr}ses eaoh ,rtest
features, being stxtv miles. the shy nd
line between 81 Loiis and L~ontstale,s ,
the only line running elegant parlor Gar.
on day trains aud Pullmdn Sleepers on
direct route 10 all points in Eastern Ken.
lucky and Tennessee the Wrgintdg, and
Cdr0ifnds. 1tg0 Irdins each way daily,
For tickets, information or sleeping.car
reservation, Gall on or address n. -.
MoRRIs, City Passenger Agent. 116 North
Fourth street, 81. Louis, or at Union De-
pot. Jos, s. ODIoRHE, q. T, Al.
Louisville, KY