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Apples as an Ala to Digestion.

For those who use their brains the
apple is an especially proper article of
diet. and for nervous people and those
suffering from any weakness Of the
spine, for apples contain more phos-
phorous than any other known fruit
OF vegetable, and this PHOSPHORUS is
admirably adapted for renewing the
essential nervous matter Of the brain
and spinal cord. The acids of the ap-
pie are also Of signal use for those per
sons Of sedentary habits whose Iivez
are sluggish in action, these acids serv-
ing 70 eliminate from the body noxious
matters which, if retained, would rem
der the brain heavy and dull, or fetch
empnons to the surface Of the skin.
bring on jaundice or like troubles.
When eating meats richly cooked one
should accompany such dishes With
plenty O. apple sauce, as it will neu-
ea1ne any excess of chalky matter en-
gendered by eating too much meat.
For sour stomach, too, the apple should
Be eaten, as its salts and juices are con
verted into alkaline carbonates. which
tend to ~counteract acidity Detroit
Free Press.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-16

Willie was very fond Of raisins, but
in his childish vocabulary the fruit was
known as reasons. Sitting demurely
in church one Sunday he was quite de-
lighted To hear the clergyman say in
the course of his sermon. Il will give
you my reasons later. When at the
close Of the sermon the contribution
plate vas being passed he was sure the
promised treat was forthcoming, and 1t
was a much perpleXed and disappointed
little boy who said after the service
Mr.. s. said he would give rs some
easons, but when they passed the plate
there wasn't "A reaSon on Iti'-New
York Tribune
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-16
TEc WRONG DUDE.

81 Pate of q RouEh Who D-ena.a~A
Cigarettes from AZ Inonensive BetHE.
The Ear which run after midnight
usually contain one or two who may at
that unseemly hour enjoy the privilege
Of q smoke. Such a car from one Of
the suburbs was boarded by a dappor
little dude who was smoking a cigar
cite. He was dressed in immacula1s
linen, evening dress and overcoat, and
weighed probably from lis to LOO
pounds. His face was pale, and alto
esther he looked as though a good puff
Of wind would blow him away.
At the neIt crossing a big, bury fe-
low, apparently a bosom friend Of
Bacchus, got on bord. He eyed Mr..
Dude for a minute or two, and finally
blurted out:
Say, sonny! Give us a cigaretter7
The dude said not a word but
reached into his coat pocket and drew
forth the required article, which he
handed to his unvelcome companion.
The latter wa evidently primed for
a bit of fun, a row, or anything else
that came along. He reached over
and took the dudes lighted weed from
the latter's mouth, Lit his own. and
casting a look Of scon at his small vic
tim threw the borrowed tobacco stick
away.
Mr.. Dude calmly Lit another cigar
cite, without deigning to resent the in
suit.
The burly n smoked in silence for
two or three minutes, then threw the
remnant Of the cigarette away, saying;
Say! Give us a cigarette"
II gave you one replied the dude.
Give us a cigarette! Yer hearF
roared the bully, advancing threateo-
But the little fellow didn't frighten .
little bit. He merely answered:
II gave you one"
'Dern yer! Give us a cigaretteP
yelled the now Infatuated bully. clutch
ing at the coat collar of the dude and
doubling his fist
a then there was a sudden move
ment on the part Of the dapper LITTLE
fellow. His small gioved hand shot
out straight and caught his big friend
between the eyes and before the Latter
sould recover he gave it to him right
md left until, as the car came TO .
Top, he rolled off into the gutter.
He got up slowly and shufled away
without a word. The dude calmly liz
mother cigarette, re~marking.
These woughs are a dweadfui
eT-Wanderer in Boston Tines
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-16
TOOK CARE o. HIS FRIENDS.
me Stage Robber stole His Bail Bond
before leaving Town.

me Stage Robber stole His Bail Bond
Before Leaving Town.
1 saw Oh the street an old Nevada
friend who used to be in business as a
stage rcbber. His ostensible occupa-
Ron on the Comstock was that Of a
curbstone speculatOr and politician.
Being OF a genial disposition. and hav-
ing a rich n Of humor. he possessed
many friends, none of whom suspected
the connection between his FREQUENT
absences from the city and the rob
berries which made travel unpleasant
There was much surprise. therefore.
when Dave was arrested on a charge of
having stopped the stage just beyond
Dayton one night and got away with
WeIls-Fargo's treasure box. What led
70 his arrest was the circumstance that
Immediately after breaking open the
o and loading the sacks Of coin upon
ms horse he had gone up TO the stage.
handed twenty dollars to one of the
passengers and Hospitality said in his
well known voice through his mask TO
one OF them, Judge, o take this and
treat the boys when you come to Mis-
sour Jake's"
He had no difficulty whatever in get
ting bondsmen, for nobody believed
hum guilty at first. Presently, however, |
opinion changed, and one of his sure
ties came to me and expressed anxiety
about the responsibility he had as
Bumed.
Why don't you get of his bond,
Them l asked.
"Oh. objected the Comstock capital
lt deprecatingly, that would be rough
on Dave-kind Of insulting, don't you
seer
One morning-the morning when his
preliminary examination was to have
been held-Dave disappeared. Later
IN the day 1 met the bondsman and
was surprised to observe the serenity of
countenance. | said; well. you
seem to take it mighty easy They'll
sick you for that S., 900, sure"
mo" he answered placidly. I'm all
night. Dave acted like a perfect gen
Before he skipped he got into
The court house and stole all the papers
IN the case, including the bond. Sc
Attle Press Times.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-16
THE ODELL
Type w ritter.

600 will buy the ODELL TYPE WRITER
W. with - characters, aud SIS for the SIN
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work than any machine made.
II combines SIMPLICITY with DURABILITY,
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SUBSTANTIAL, nickel plated. perfect and aiapted
to all kinds Of type-wuting. Like a printing
press, it produces sharp, clean, Iogibls manu-
scripts. Two or ten copies can be made one
writing. Any intelligent person can becon. n
operator In two days. We offer 81 900 70 an,
perator who can equslthevo OF the DOUBLE
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Reliable Agents andS ilas { SpeciaJ
inducements TO Dealers.
For Pamphlet giving inior sc. al.
dress.
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- and 81 5th AAe. q
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the news. tried his hand at a little sDecu-
lation of his own. I'm an hour or two
he bought up all the lamps he could
find in St Petersburg, 80 that in the
evening. when the whole city was max
ing ready for the illumination, not a
single lamp vas TO be found in any Of
the shops. The crafty porter now sold
put his stock at "A price which left him
a nice little profit Of 25. 600 roubles. -
Volks- Bote.
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Continual dropping wears

Continual dropping wears
away the stone"
The continual breaking of
lamp-chimneys costs a good
deal in the course of a year.
You can stop it. Get Mac
beth's "Pearl top" or "pearl
glass" You will have no more
trouble with breaking from
heat. You will have clear glass
instead of misty fine instead
of rough right shape instead
of wrong; and uniform, one
the same as another.
You will pay a nickel a Chin
ney more; and your dealer
will gain in goodwill what he
loses in trade; he will widen
his trade by better service
PlttsturR. GEO. A. MACBETH A On
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-16

SPEAKER Comfy of the Montana
house, is reported a. saying that there
is every probability Of an extra session
Of the legislature being called next fall
or winter to remedy some defects in
the hurried legislation Of last winter
and TO do some things which were un-
avOidably left undone at the last ses-
siOn, but which cannot Walt for the
next regular session in 1898.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-16

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THE DAILY JOURNAL.
ESTAI Isl 1851.
LIES { TY MANA.


THE Red Lodge Pocket rejoices in
the prospect Of n unhlc beer garden
in hat own and ~ta', : snthOritatively
that Mr. Jerry TwohIg j. fencing in "A
portion Of the plaza iu the center of
the town tor that purpos A town
that will give up its public park for
purposes of malt irrigation evidently
has the courage of it. convictions.
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In 1914 Baron Stieglitz. in 81. Peters
burg went 10 great expense TO have the
news Of the treaty Of peace conveyed to
him by a private courier a few hours
before It came to che knowledge Of the
government lie therefore GAINED a
lev hunored tlaur.ul ruuJies But
oN Dortef 9" wilsu' D. inundated
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
Proposals.
UEFFERSONVILLE. IND,

VEFFERSONVILLE IND, APRIL 3. 1871.
al ons will be received here until IL O'CLOCK a. NJ n
standard tme) Monday, the 4th day Of May leJi dor
furnisning ut QuartermaseTs Depot mere various
tirlps of uuartermastcFs stores such as stationery oo
furniture ranges galvanized ash barrels ana IeeupoAe
cocoa mating blankets hand carts, escort
tlacsmiths wheelwrights sadders painters ana s,el
aneous tools hardware, rubber hose lawn mowers nov
collars horseshoe nails horse and mule shoes, axe
rome iron oils, castings. etc ffeerehco
ci no c ven 10 articles domestic production ana manu-
facture conditions of quality and price tncueG III INC
ihereonI being equal Government reserves right to ree
any or ali proposals and accept the whole or any part Of
fhc snniIes bid for All information furnished on app
coon o this Office Envelopes containing proposals shoho
no mo PrOposas O. NJ stores, ana ADDRESSED 70
Tolonel HENRY {. HODGES, Assistant Quartermas,er'
General T. y Army Depot Qusrtermaster
n ROpOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF;-Ofice Of
1 commissary Of Subsistence, Dayids Island. Y.
Anvil Is0-Sealed proposals In trllicate subject q
~ u-ai conditions with copy OF this adyertlscmen,
otached will be received at this once unt II oeocs
Tor furnishing the fresh beef required by the
Penarmcnt t. s. Army. at Daylds Island, N y for tne
aSca wear commencing July l. 1891 Proposals must oe
ccomnanied by guarantee with two suretes in c sun
o, al 300 and in accordance with the form prescrloeu
pronosa unaccompaned by such guarantee VIII nor 70
cpoDsdered The successful bidder will be required 20
Dto, into written contract with the United states WITH
Soars rs O0O within DAYS after being notified OF the
acceptence OF proposal The Government reserves te
rISht TO reject any all proposals. Proposals must be
incosd in sealed envelopes and marked Proposals. of
Fresh Beef " and addressed to Captain j. Mel; HYDE.
A. O. NJ. U. S. Army, Acting CoHmissary OF suosstn C
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slares seld for the day y
saver certs... .Jop 55s .98b .jos SSis use 10000
lrrll duua
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DIVIDENDS OF $50 PER CENT
PER ANNUM

on stock costing only $50 share and accumulate hand
some surplus be- des
Arrangements being made to enlarge and equip the
factory laboratories to capacity sufficient n supply
Increased demands
The Superintendent estimates that the enlarged acities
will out 90 600 gross Fer annum at net PROFIT OF SAG
per gross.
Additional engagements VIII be made the demand In
creases
Among the large stockholders are George w Dunn,
Esq President OF the company Eugene Harvey, Esq Of
T. w. Myers e. Co., Bankers. Drexel Building Phl2de.
phia Edward Kearney. ESQ., OF Messrs: Van Tassell 4
Kearney Auctoneefs. New-York; Jos. D. Lynch. Esq,
New. York; George Hilyard ESQ. NewYork; Clarence
pelaaed, ESQ.,. Civil Engineer; 2 Walist New York;
York and several prominent New-York gentlemen whs
will have seats in the Board OF Directors later
Application will be made to list the shares on the New
York Stock Exchange.
The company's stock Is safe. sound and profitable
investment its business is free from the cssituds
that affect enterprises OF a commercial in
bad the fall OF yslucs,
depression prosperity will not affect the
ing power OF THE STANDARD CHEMICAL CoMPANY'S
stock.
The business and profits will increase year after year.
Applications stock cheeks &C., should addressed u
GEORGE w. DUNN President
STANDARD CHEMICAL COMPANY
90 and % Broadway, New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
THE BANK STATEMENT.

Saturday, April Up. m.
BY the operations of the New-York Sub-Treasury
in the week ended last night which included
the receipt of 1921 900 for payment at other
points, the associated banks gained $423,465.
The weekly bank statement published to-day
showed a loss in cash Of S2,005,40 If the de-
pletion was somewhat larger than had been ex-
pected it was directly in line with the known
movements of money. The outflow to the interior
was continued to the very end of the week, and
the statement necessarily was made on falling
averages In its details it was unusually con-
sisteut. The changes resulted in loss of 81, 052,
075 in the surplus reserve, but the banks still hold
S63s9, 975 in excess of legal requirements against
S1,442,475 year ago and 81 ,409,575 at the cor
responding time in 1889.
The following are the comparative statements OF March
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Plan of Reorganization
Therein set Forth,

p,ohbs are extended according to the terms Of the
Reorganization Agreement TO the depos'ors Vi
Mr,c,oe bonds to subscribe the fund for cash re-
nurements amounting to s33io697, and the rights 70
rbsc,lbe 10 such fund will belong exclusively 70 e
doros,ors Of said bonds their assigns who accept
srcb right in proper form and lodge the acceptance Oi
.h ,ob.s with the Central Trust Company on or De-
to- s,cb date as the committee may name.
Tho committee nov control the unfunded debt oil the
comp,ny dneudng liens upon the read. branches ter
nas and rolling stock claimed to be prior TO inc mort
cages, thr CAPITAL STOCK, the INCOME BONDS anu
maturity Of all the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
uoIders OF First Mortgage Bonds who lave not YET
bocope partcs 20 Plan Of Reorganization are required
to depost their securities with the Central Trust Company
on or before April 10 1891 after which date securities VIII
M ,cnlve1 I'm the discretion OF the committee ana under
such penalty may be imposed
Central Trust Company ENGRAVED CERTIFICATES
viii me ISSUED deposOrs, and application mas Oeen naue
- NJ, ,ho same on the Ncw.Ycrk Stock Exchange.
New.York, March &c, 1901
cop,ps OF THE Plan OF REORGANIZATION,
cIvISC Full PARTICULARS. MAY BE OBJ
T.,xrn At The OFFICE OF THE CENTRAL
rVTsr go. OF NEw-YORK OK FROM ANY
NP,IRER OF TIE COMMITTEE.
FREDERIC p. OLCOTr,
JOSEPH WHARTON.
HENRY BULGE,
FREDERIC CROMWELL,
JKENNEDY ron,
ALFRED =. HEIDELBACH,
ERIC r. sWE>sON.
REORGANIZATION Committee
G. S. ELLIS.
Secretary. 81 wall.st. New'York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05

A CORPORATION wants to dispose of $50 900
"A Of its capital stock. Brokers address STOCK.
Tribune Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
financial.
THE
STANDARD CHEMICAL
COMPANY
Offer Their Treasury Stock at $40 Per
Share in Lots to Suit Purchasers
The Price will be advanced to S25
Per Share April IA, 1891.

Per Share April IA, 1891.
June, 1880 Capital Ell 900 Zoo divided into 1000
shares OF 800 each full paid and unassessable.
Factory and laboratories Jersey City N. j. oniecs.
90 and 90 Broadway. New-fork
Its business Is the manufacture and sale Of drugs and
chemicals Tho company are the sole proprietors sad
proved marvellous success IN ne
lnnnmerabe diseases and ailments where Quinne Anti
pyrine. ETC.. have heretofore been used By the medical
s;s the en sn Ss y ne PSs q
All the physici,Ds who have used It predict that tbs
freely In preference Of the heretofore used uncertain
drugs.
The profits from the manufacture Of ouinine UP In
the millions.
Tho royalty alone paid TO the discoyerer Of Anpyrins
million dollfrs.
estimated sales win yield profit OF ssSo.ooo
annum
These figures apply the United States alone and
the expectation OF small business for the 1rst Two years.
The whole civilized world offers ready and an eager
market for the eompanys product, more especially the
countries in which various Feyers are'preyalent
The company calls attention to the fact that
Ave out every one hundred Cor only per cent? Of the
the profit VIII be equal to third the par
value Of the capital stock 800 600 OF tho s'""s ~ss
placed In the treasury as working capital
To provide the funds manuacture large scale and
to the medical profession drug trade OF the United
States the company selling portion Of the treas
their Offices United Bank Building 80 and % Broadway,
New.YoPk
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(New.York.)

FOREIGN COMMERCE AT NEW-YORK.
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT NE"'fokh.
s "a 500 s. 2o3. Gal s2,317, Alb
General merchandise. S,6s4e88 e's36o4l Io1oooo
Total for the week 81 $50 800 ~ zoo
Since January coo 562 vs.
IMPORTS OF SPECIE AT HEW-YORk'
-. A.. ,oob SGT Ss1 s316,557 s1o5Sl
Sincs January i........ 2.295,570 41S2o4S 2IoioSo
EXPORTS OF SPECIE AT NEWBORN. -,
e eGr January i 12o7O74S o,494 6G6 16,1299il