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New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
LOVERS or CANE PROTECTING CANE.

Tho NewYork Society for the pVc 'ton of tame a'i
It's usual monthly meeting last evening In the aosfao
-, the president Robert b. Roosevelt tho NisoQ-cenA
Alfred Wagstar presided. Among those present wcr' ~
gene q, Backford Ben lamin l.. Lut4ington ANrd h'a
Henry Stcars Charles lIalock and Lucigs X Wlnefhns
The secretary read communication from George 'ioH
De VIII for the South Side club asking the Ne'
York club cooperate with the South Sd"r IN secufn-
an amendment to the game laws prohibiting the h ns
an, deer on Island Tor the next five wears The u0
decided % cooperate.
Eugene &. Blsch.ord. Of the NewYork STATE fi'her
commission reported that the Legislature had pa'a Sa
act for the cod N alton oi The game laws The ac ]"
,ad provided for the appointment of three commissioner
ON. II whom was 70 De- assistant q hc Attorney'ea
,ial of the state the other BE- named by the NrNi"
state Fishery Commission and the thm o' ne >oe'N ~
The. Protection Of Gsme in NewN ork CITY. rNSon'a
WAS offered and unanimously passed that te So i''i> s
notice 10 all ~ The membcr that AZ the n'Ni mfet- '"
,lub such a representative would be selected ia inc -
c,slon Of the resolution the SUGGESTION that RooH
Io.-.yelt ba named a. the clubs representsNe a."
cei,ed unanimous approval
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
United on A REoRGASIzATloY PLAN.

The Reorganlzaticn Committee ~ the - LV"''
Arkansas and Texas Railway announced yesterday Sn
extension OF time for the deposit without penalty OF
All classes OF securities with the Central lr'' '0"
pany 10 May !, inclusive The Mer'ch' ''"'".''oo'
- ,,o, ~, tho compromi.e with the Olcott Commiec.
rre holders Of securities deposited With the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company TO transfer them under the
Ocott plan The assessment on the stock j. ie'"'ed
o - 30 per share for which the dcpceior receives
$40 in new per cent second mortgage income 'er'h
cafes The assessment on the 8 per cent seconh
mortgage gold certificates IS reduced 10 - per
cent for which the dcpositor receives per cent of
second mortgage incomes Those dci ositors who have
maid per cent Will have IL per cent refunded by
the Central Trust Company. The rights 81 subscrip
tjon are extended MAY !. The reorganization
arrccmcnt cute of from all benefits security holders
who fail 10 deposit their securities within the fixed
limit Of time Holders Of outstanding per cent first
mortgage gold certificate coupons collect their
face value and interest at per cent per annnm 10
Nav l upon surrender Of coupons 10 tic committee.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
HUM 0RS

trolcd BY the Government they would under our present
system spos fall into the actual and immediate eonrn
0f the party IN power.
terrible weapon to be placed in the hands OF u
the conts,ing parties In disputed election Hat
million men at least would be required for the Civil Ser
vice Here again the remedy il self-sugccstng BeioN
absorbs the railroads let the offices be e.
tended for life. IL million men are required In as
they WILL by this plan be rendered free and nce
pendent voters, They win become skilled In the per-
Torrance the functions Of their Offices The county
will have the services OF ablest Great Offices u
honor and emoument Will be to the young who are
ambitious for political distinction and any attempt To
usurp bere, will be stripped Of at least one srs,
glaring opportunity
Lieutenant F.. W. Thompson, Of Lowell, a native Of
South Carolina, but Union veteran, read patriotic
original poem. which well received Messages
regrcttng inability 10 be present were read from Gen
cral Il. +. Butler, General i. A. Osborne ana renefa
Hazard stevens. Then George +. Lawt0n, supern
tendcut OF schools in Lowell a Union volunteer. made
the closing address, in which special reference was nd
10 Lincoln and the freedmen. The meeting was vep
successful.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
THE ROCK ISLANDS RuMoRED PURCHASE

Denver, April II (-pccisl-Therc was much spccu-
ation here today over rumor that the ROCK Island
Railway Company had not only succeeded IN securing
fall control Of the stock Of the Colorado Midland, but
that negotiations had been closed Saturday by which
the Rock Island becomes the Of the Pixies Peak
Cogvhcel route. IL has been said for time that
the Rock Island must without delay pathway
through the great chain of mountains directly west
but few suspected there was any intention OF buying
the Cogwheel route upon which traclSlaying Will be
begun in few days The acquisition OF the cog
wheel line will be the means Of the ROCK Islands
securing fully two thirds II the tourist travel into
this rccon 1t is said that tickets sold fro> Chicago
and Missouri points will entitle the purchaser t. "A
trp from Colorado springs 10 the summit Of the
Peak and return without any additional charge, while
tbdre who luy tickets in this city VIII be compelled
IN nav sG for the privilege Of riding thirty four miles
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
WORKING LATE oy TIE REVENUE ELL

Washington April Ii (~pcclall.-At midnight Re
pnidcan members OF the Ways and Means Committee
are ,i in session. and II IS st said by the chairman
of the committee that the Revenue hll viii be re
ported - the House tomorrow. Chairman Mckinley
Wa moi ready at midnight TO say that no change
will be made in the bill. The Republican member,
of The committee equally divided on the wool
question stands IN relation 20 woods Of the third
class and probably 1t IS fair to predict modification
Of the ill In that respect. Tonghts conference Is
understood Ia include not only the wool schedule. but
the sugar .dulc Also well the proposition Ia
levy duty on hides There IS pretty strong feel
Inr among many Republican members Of the House
tIt the proposed wool schedule. 50 far a. it applies
to woos Of the third class. Is unnecessarily harsh, and
that II can safely be modified.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
THEY FAVOR rHE INCREASE IL THE DUTY

Many OF the diamond cutters and polishers in this
CITY have united in a petition which is TO be sent 70
Major Mckinley in Washington today, favoring the
Increase the duty cut diamonds from ten to forty
per cent a. proposed by his bill before Congress
Tn. danond cutting industry in this country has been
much injured by the cheap labor of Europe Robert
H. Ramsgate q Co., Of the best known diamond
dealers Ia this city, formerly employed twenty cut
ters and now they have only three. f. l. Auricn
used 10 have fifty men at work cutting diamonds ana
their business has fallen on much that now All ter
men have been discharged The diamond cutters
think that their business would be materially pehenled
BIZ the increase In the duty.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
SUITS BY THE IOWA COMMISSIONERS.

Chicago April II Special. Three suits against rail-
vav companies compel compliance with The orders Of the
Railway Board have been ordered by the Iowa Commits.
o,cr. one case sued upon against the Macon City
and Fort Railway for refusing to construct an under
oro,nd crossing near Belmont The Leslie Station case
AGAINST the Dcs Mones and kansas CITY Will determine
the right OF the Comnisaon to conI'i the closing Of ria
o, AZ whatever points they may d,sre, without rc-poct
ia t,. fact that stations within two three
mile, The third against the Milwaukee for rcfus
inc to Mace the Connlss soners schedule in operation upon
shipments from point In Iowa to another within tho
STAT, when the shipment the State line transit
. Involve tho consttu onality Of the Iowa law which
gives the Board power compel the adoption Of the Com.
ni,soners' rates upon such shipments
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
THE ATCulsON DEMANDS LARGER PER
- cl.NIA AGI.S

III
Chicago April IL Especial -f'"ncral Manager Chnpei
xp,,u,d today that Alton had refused 10 sign the
e,,nt for All advance Western rates for the reason
,h., nrrsent rates being manipulated on all sides
and that association could be found strong enough
., 1s., the roads line, any advance would b. used
IT., a. a, additional means cutting secretly. It VIII
M ,mcmbcrcd tAat the Atchl-on and Rock Island have
,ed 70 pro rate with connecting line, ON business be"
tween the Missouri River and Chicago In ADDITION 10
t the At,hison today served notice ON the Missouri
ua,o. ,l,on and Wabash that business originating
i q, the Missouri aud destined for ST. Louis TO which
oiut the Atchi-ou has line IL wound demand either
An nceased percentage division or fun local rates from
H. ,.int Of origin the Missouri beginning tO-uiOr
- ,o,l rat.s will be charged. and the ST. Lou, line,
,., either pay come to the Atchisons terms
unreontaRcs
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
THE READING OBJECTS TO F. ALDAcE WALKER.

Philadflpnla. Apfll ~ 'Tp'' "hf'- ''' '"'N ''
nv the Philadophla and Reading Railroad TO-DAY
against the Pennsylvania Railroad Company and +.
Ald,ce Walker. 10 r~striin the Pennsylvania kallio"
Company from appointing Mr. Waller az Arbitrator 10
settle difference between the two companc'' ana u
restrain Mr. Walker from acting such commissioned
IS probably the beginning Of a Troublesome contest
The Reading applied for an Injunction because There
ia n clause In the agreement which provides that II
one party appoints arbitrator and the Other "trr
duo notice. fails 10 appoint second Arbitrator the
one already chosen may select second. and together
t.cv may chose a third. In this way court rhticIy
advcr... t. the Reading might BE- constituted. Tho
Ieuu.ylvauia of.Ccr- claim 10 'lavc lived up 10 'io
loftrr of the articles of agreement. me men WHO
undertook 10 i,prganze Reading they say, cond not
obtain tnc aid OF banking houses unlc-- the Penn
-vlvania Railroad Company a-n'd not 70 aniagohils
flc Kctdinr ard IL TO al the Reading. "hrn "
needed help most, that the P,hn,YNhilA be'aA' a
rarfy 10 the Agreement which TIE Reading now r..
ms. - ,l de 10y. President CDrhin lntinatcs thst
there /, some side evidence that might be admitted
r., court although rejected los an arbitrator ana one
ont which the street has supp sd VA, cmovicd I'D
ihc agreement that the Pcnn>y ylvinia Railroad Com
u,uy wa TO give IA" Reading Doo"p tons 0f hfu-
ininOus coal traffic annually. In, docs not APPEAR
IN the printed agreement
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
IN FAVOR OF ULSTER AND DELAWARE.

Troy n. V, April 14.-ln the ease OF the People
against the Ulster and Delaware Railroad Company
IAN action brought to vacatc the charterj Justice
Fursman has handed down decision In favor OF the
defendant The opinion states. first. that the action
Of The pcople was barred by the statute Of limitations
and second that the act of $50 comforting lursdic
lion on the Railroad Commissioners 10 settle the
terminal Of railroads by Ming certificates cT., IS
constltutlOnal.s
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
THE WE4THER REPORT.
Sr TIIL L. NJ. TUESDAY

FORECAST TILL 7. NJ. TUESDAY.
washlnqton April li.-For New England Eastern ~
York Eastern Pennsylvania and NewJeIsey' far COW"
For Delaware Maryland and Virginia. far TUESDAY ~'
wednesday; cooler. ,v.s
For Western New.York Western PcnnsyNaais' VI
Virginia, Ohio. Indiana and Michigan, ia'r lu's'1' -
Wednesday; warmer . , v,..ouf
For Wisconsin Illinois. Minnesota, Iowa NS Ss,
Kansas North Dakota. south Dakota. and NeoAsA' ~s
warmer.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
rAcoMAs GuARANTEE TO TIE UNION PAcIFIc.

Chicago. April Ia lspecsl.-A dispatch from
Tacoma Wash, says: An the land necessary for
terminal facilities here guaranteed the Union
Pacific Railroad Sstcn at meeting Of wealthy cit
zeus on saturday. The land includes ZOO feet oi
water front on deep water, strip Of Land half mile
long and 100 feet wide, and sufficient land In add
on for a station and ward. The property lies on tho
tdc aats and Is valued al not less than 81 900 600
Thlrty-two citizens signed the guarntsc"
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
LEROY SEATED BY THE ASSEMBLY.
G1II1cE, THE SITTING DEMOCRATIC MEMBER
orsrrp BY STRICT PARTY VOTE,
AFTER A FIvE-HoURs' DEBATE.

Albany. April IA Cspecian-The Assembly, u1o7.'u
.,o cuce1 crov contested election case To- night for
Eve hours and at last, by strict party vote OF
6ftysx to three, unseated Assembly man Ghce'
Democrat. and seated William b. Leroy. Republican
The Fish-Gibbs Republicans voted with the o'"c'
Republicans in favor of seating Leroy; Inc Demo
crats voted against the admission OF Leroy. IN,
action of the Assembly increases the Repuoncan to.a
vote Ia seyenty-two, and diminishcs the Democratic
strength - ffty-six.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15

TO BE THE FASTEST TRAIN IN THE WORLD.
Chicago April 1i.It is ar nourced that the Michigan
Central Railroad has decided TO put on new limited
ve,ubule train between Ntw-York and Chicago whch
will be the fastest train the world IL Will reduee
~, summing time between the two citle- twcDythrcc
hours The Wagner Palace Car Company Ii bulidh3
twenty rev for this service combination Dag
casc and smoking Will be next to the locomotive lh
will come anofher combination car III which VIII DC inc
ha,hrooms barber shops a library and drawn room
Next TO this Will be another devoted TO cafe dining
room etc. The slcerinccars will make up the rest OF
train.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15

chicago. April IA (specaD.The reorganization of the
r,,or.tae Commerce Railway Association Will be con-
sidered again tomorrow morning III Is known IN advance
,,, tho Missouri Pacific will refuse TO join the movement
and that temporarily at least tho attempt 10 form ths
western Associated Railways from tho remains Of tho
Interstate Commerce Railway Association VIII b"
failure In addition IN the refusal OF the Missouri Pacc
ol,ber the Union Pacific St. Louis and San Francisco nor
Kansas City Fort Scott and Memphis have shown any
interest in matter. No satisfactory association can
70 formed in the West and Southwest without all these
lines and for Northwest IL IS still doul uul II the
Northern Pacific will care TO have the Wisconsin Centra
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
po,rn or TRUSTEES ELECTED.

The stockholders Of the Terminal Underground
Railway Company met Yesterday and elected the
following Board If Trustees: C. V. sidei. G. d.
Inccrsoll y. d. Morgan. &. H. W. SileN, y ~
Hatch Eugene sclncilcln, :. -. schuyler, l. w.
prnv,n o. r Pcll l.. l.. H. Chairman. {. ~ Anderson,
Robert sheppard and :. .. LOCKWOOD
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
.,unoAD CHARTER I~,r-rh

HARRISBURG Penn, April IA charter issued
at the State Department today to the Delaware.
Quchanna and schuylkl Railroad Company. capital
800 900 This line VIII be about thirty miles
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15

TONS against 37 for the week previous decrease OF
AK tons and against 10 3s the corresponding period
,, rear nm increase Of 1854 Cons. The Vanderbilt
lines carried 49, per of the traffic the Pennyvana
line, the Chicago Trunk M the Baltimore
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
srNkEN CROSSINGS DEMANDED IN ROCHESTER,.

lROSSINGS DEMANDfD IN ROCHESTER,
Al any Apr A.-Ihere was hearing this afternoon
hfore the State Board Of Railroad Commits ssoncr,
anlicaon Of thr citizens Of Rochester asking that
ve. York Central and the Buffalo. Rochester and Pitts
burg railroads provide undersfade street crossings At certain
.tr.ct. In Rochester. chief Engineer Walter Katie
,;.nc,al Counsel Frank Loomis and II. W Webb third
vice president representing the Central road w f.. Hoyt
chief Engineer Of Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg
road and City Engineer Peacock Of Rochester
were present Plans submitted by the city the
nfono.ed improvemrnt-
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
povps OFFERED AND ACCEPTED

Washington April -Today's bond offers were
nc follows: Registered 4s-s3.OOO. $1,000. $500
sG o5O and sis 900. at l92, registered 2s-s; 900
s3l 200 and 100000 at IO3 =. All the offers
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

Tribune onice. April l5 a. m.-fsr weather p'e''D.
Of the time yesterday with coudness the s''ei
OF the afternoon and clear skies again at nieht "
drops Of rain fell The temperature ranged between 'O
70 degrees the (5sl being lts higher thah =
londng day last year and "a lover than on SUN
In and near this city to-day there VIII Poo'0'
Dnll NNAtnrl.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15

tending from Drlfon Luzcrnc County, to Eckley. at
the junction OF Lurernc Schuylkill and Columbia
counties. Eckey b. Coke Is president.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
ALI. THE DIRECTORS RE ELECTED.

The stockholders OF the Brooklyn city and Ncwto"r
p.uro.d Company held their annual meeting az 80
IaO broadway yesterday. and reelected the Board
If
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
rho Gsod Old Fashioned Way!

Don't loss half your money by buying milk half con-
dcnsed The Anglo Swiss Companys 'Mhkmaid'
Rose" and other Brands s condensed In the good
~ld fashioned way.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15

A BROOKLYN BILL VETOED BY TIE GOVERNOR
Albany April 14-The Governor TO night sent to the
Assembly his veto Of Mr.. Weeds bill adding four more
6neusarles 70 the present thirtysix medical nstit
uons in BROOKLYN which shall receive money annually
out OF the city's tax levy. Inc veto was taDen
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
Rxcurs,ou 10 Washipatou

Excursion tickets Washington sold via Jerey Gen.
tral, Reading, b. and o. at &l0 round trip Tickets
good 10 Fast trains Pullman parlor and sleeping
cars. station foot Libcrtyst.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
xoT rO RE SOLD TO THE BIG FOUR.

NOT TO DE SOLD TO TIE BIG FOUIs
St Louis April H-President d. J. Maekey' OF tne
Mackoy railroad system, arrived here last night ana IN
talking about emphatcay denied all ruors thas
he Big -Four people neurng the absorption OF the
Mackey system Nothing OF the kind has ever been con
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15

lAsTBOUND SHIPMLNTS FROM CHICAGO.
Chicago, April 1.-The shipments Of Hour. grain aud
provisions Chicago the sesboa by the lines In the
Central Trae Association last amounted " 80 392
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15

CLOSING PRICES or CALIFoRNIA STOCKS
San Francisco. April II. le"'
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
0tiCura
ReS0lVent

skin and blood purifier OF ncompsi able purity snl
curative power. An acknowledged specific Of world
wide celebrity Entirely vegetable. safe innocent and
paatablc Erccts daily great Of skin scslp
and blood humors than all other skin aud blood remedi
before tho public Sale greater than the combined sale,
Of all other blood and skin remedies.
Sold eyelywborc Price, 81. POTTER DRUG AM
CHTNICAL CORPORATION. Boston.
~ Send for How 20 cure Spring Hunors"
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
PLEA FOR THE UNION PACIFIC.
REPORT OF DIRECTOR SPALDlNG TO THE
SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR

CONGRESS SHOULD BE URGED TO PR NPI
,cr1oy-D.SGER TO THE PEOPLE, BsPE
CrALLY IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST,
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Dr.. J. Eugene Jordan, Seattle. W. T.:
Dear Sir-Two Of my children, boz agsd
Is and girl years, had the measles . iittie
over year $50. Both being rather dsai-
cate. the disease settled upon their lungs
Al treatment to remove Il seemed fAi1-
ure They both continued 10 grow uosse.
coughing constantly; bad no appetite. -
coming greatly reduced In ne-h-
Ny friends. realizing, ~ well - myself.
that my children were in . very critical
condition. with every symptom Of quick
consumption (au treatment 90 Tar being IN
utter failurel. urged upon me 70 try DR.. J.
Eugene Jordan's medicine l took their
advics-sent you statement Of their con-
dition. receiving your medicine with in
structions ! began treating at once. Ny
caildrvn began improving and within =
~ssk their cough had stopped and we're
calling tor something TO Eat ten during
the day. They continued to improve 50
rapidly that Il astonish<d us all kept
up thu treatment for two months. both
being In excellent health BY that time. Is
IL now three months since. and they ase
enjoying better health than they ever did.
/ am happy TO make this statement Of
facts, and hope Il may be the means Of
benefiting others as il has in our case.
/ am very truly yours.
JOE 81. RAY.
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pr.. D..vss,s r.ae. Of s..sas.s.

Drs. parrin can Be consulted daily ~
Hotel Gandoifo. corner Thirteenth and
Pacific avenue. Tacoma, Wash. Office hours
from 10 TO S o'clock daily. evenings 20 =.
Sundays, 10 70 II. All chronic al eases. ir.
regularities OF women. blood tAints. loss 81
vital power and early indIscretlons per-
manently cured, though no references are
ever made in the press concerning snen
cases. owing 10 the delicscy OF the patients
Examinations free to al, and circulars viii
Be- sent 10 any address. Charges for treat
menf according To patients ability TO pay.
The poor treated free OF charge firm 10 20
ii daily. All private diseases conidennaiiy
treated and cures guaranteed. Patients at
anv distance can be cured by home trvst-
mens. Medicines and letters sent ~itnoas
the doctors name appearing.
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oAx nAxcssoo. March r7.--wheas--ssronger
e.3es season, u .soss; buyer %. Elsa
.slsy-Hrm; buyer season. sis<c; buyer.
THE rxovfmos HARxKr.
NV YcRK. March l7.-Heps-EAsy.
INSCRIPTIONS opened 6rm on March, other
ueoaAs barely steady at e0sso points down;
- Mo- bags. March. siS0lSio. April.
M0eas; May, si7.sosis.ss; June. sis.toa
~ July. sl7eo91T.aa Spot Rio, steady: fair
0aeseA. Mase: No. \ fas bean. lss&c-
eeeaf-Raw, steady: $3.50 tons: domestic mo-
-. sssar. e; refined. quiet and sasy. est
- &c: crushed. ne
!sxeiesm opened irregular. spot hsins steady
~ and moving UP to 81, while April opened
- NM After frss sAlea both mArkets we're
1859. md declined essaSc per barrel. but n
eod ut few minutes and became quiet, and
dsas0 sssAdy ssi.
e.eck Exchange crsnlns. 4 higher; highest
- essss 81 closing. ssa.
Ceaeniidaied Exchange opeEing. ~: highest
=: lowest s.; closing. SELL
IoeAa ales tTa.ooo hsrsels
CHICAGO rRonesk xAsxxy.
CnicAse. March is.-At the close today
eaf vs. higher; March. SOC: May. 0ssc.
onn-Fsrns March. sssse: May. asaSs 80
Ose-Steazls. Mach. sie; MAY, 1la.e
arfsy-Noshing doing
sui-ssssiy: March. SO 70: May, SIC "a
AAfd-sssaty. March. 6osas; Msy. $6.ess
rAx IaSnoS MsRkErs.
iospcs. March 1.-THE Mark Lane Express
English wheat weak; foreign whean
= cecline Of -four dropped Cd AID corn u.
~ ersa- At scisy's market geed English
ual sseaiy. foreign wheat. quiet
CHICAGO LIVE srcsx ssroar.
1hirAeo. March E.--Csstie-R eceipta. II CO.
~ and Ice lower clastng stronger beeveS
$3.50 steers. t2ses& 20. ssoekes aud feederp.
&A0. Texas eorn.ted steers. sseAsa
no<s-kecespsx. 1seses slow and .ssiee lower.
1.xed and light. AiasAee: heavy a. iogs&SS
soesp- kecsipts. s.oss; steady: natives. ESQ
-: Western eorn~fsd. ,4sssssAss. TexaA
- pvessrs' lcsrwaFs special from Iondon
- - The market steady for cattle. Medium 10
see American cattle. iigsiSase per II, est
1s'ed dead weight Offering ior American
NJ. general xaeply light.
TIE NxrALS
~, ssw fosx. March i-.-cepr<r-Ncxlecsed:
aess March. taso. April. ga.
1ead-kasys domestic. GsA
s0-kAssef: Straits. taaSA
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aHxrsLn, Feb ~ ia
Doeaor. ny Eitfze daaghter I ysan Old
- tnken With scazies feser; vas ack TO
days hsfors vsas for . Doctor. He eans
and enad ~ sAe kad scasi1x lsv1 md ~
vesy stek eA1Id, and aoemsd - 1oel qu11o
censnEped about No.. eok ~ medicfne
- pFescxibed and wens 70 Goxfng's 81
~ II 90. 9. II your nsdicins a,d stayod
y her night and day; savs II every =
minutsA ~ ~ way. soid H. dod1Ow
ncs - cOme unt9 ] sent for him h
aeked NJ II kneu uhat . dane1rous H.
sane + waa toad hin would coms ~
Rim nssded- Ny mothss has had co..
siderable sxpsstsncs With scarise isver. and
ahs 49, he moss frightened uoman you
ever 80. buf l had conddsnce in your
Treatment From the Asss hour shs teek
80 began 10 eef better; in twelve hOun
her wnfas commenced 20 increase and fron
shs dfss dos she began % recover and
nsysr stopped
had my little boy I pears Old taks .
little occasionally. In about swo weeks .
little cf the rash came out On him and hat
ended the whole thing
Mother says nv iittis girIs rapid rsoov
cry = the greatest case she ever knew il
I'll her experience.
] gave her juss Is worth Of your trsat-
meuk A. a. PRATT. =
Sacramento. Cal