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Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-27
Avery Busy Establishment.

The L. Candee & Go. rubber manufac- tory is working all it's hands full time and from indications work will be rushing for quite while. The business of the com pany has not been so good in number of years. Its present prosperity is chify ow- ing to the able management of the exscu- tive officers,
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FtuanCtal.
The Opening Primer and Quiet-The List Hammered Down Below the Level of Opening Figures.

NEW YORK, October 26. - The stock market to-day opened frmer, though quiet. The early improvement in the general list fractional and after the cessation of the early demand the list was hammered down be- low the level of opening figures and kept there for the remainder of the day. Covering helped partial recovery in the last hour, but mate rial movement took place except in Chicago Gas, which bought for western account This stock was the strong point in the active list. Delaware and Hudson declined 11s. The market was unusually barren of feature and closed dull though firm, with most stocks slightly lower than on Saturday.
 Railroad bonds were strong and fairly active. The total sales reached $1, ,659000, of which Mo bile and Ohio fours contributed $147,5O0 and Reading firsts $125 0OO.
 Following are the closing prices, reported by PRINCE 6 WHITELY, bankers and brokers, 64 Broadway, N. r., and 15 Center street, New Ha- ven, Conn:
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ATTACHED FOR S2OO.

Property on Lafayette street belonging to Jo- seph Goldreher and Morris Hertz was attached in a suit for S200 yesterday, brought by Mrs. Mary Cronan, who asks that amount of damages claiming that the defendants are infringing upon her property.
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FEaE COURT ECDEsD.
Court of Common Pleas-Civil Side-
 Judge Deming.

Court of Common PIeas-CIv1I Side
 Judge Deming.
 In obedience to the writ of habeas corpus served upon Mrs. James s. Taylor at the instance of her husband, who is
 fighting for the possession of their two year-old child Edith, Mrs. Taylor and the
 child were both in court yesterday morn
 ing. When the parties appeared in court
 Mrs. Taylor's counsel, Attorney Strouse,
 at once filed an answer to the proceedings
 claiming that the father was not fit to take
 care of the child. Judge Blyndenburgh,
 counsel for MT. Taylor, claimed that by
 state and common law the father had Q right to
 the possession of the child. la the midst of the arguments the question of the courts jurisdc- ton of the case, inasmuch as divorce proceed ings are now pending in the superior court, came up, and Judge Denlipg said he would continue were in court, MT. and Mrs. Taylor sitting near their attorneys. Their daughter was sitting on bench some fifteen feet away in the care of some took his seat and said:
 shall dismiss this case, as think have no
 juaisdiction The superior court, which will
 hear the divorce suit now pending between the
 parties, aat is the proper tribunal to decide who Simultaneously with the announcement of the judges decision both the parents made dash
 to secure the child, but Mrs. Taylor's friends in
 terposed and prevented the father from obtaining possession or it. Judge Deming at once stsrnly commanded both to desist, but Mrs. Taylor had possession of the child Sheriff Pond and Con- stable MunSon were summoned and under their protection the mother and child were escorted to a cab and sent back to their home in Hamden. Probate COurt-Judge Robertson. The proceedings in insolvency in reference to the Old Colony Distilery company came up in this court yesterday, Edmund Zacher and Jason P Thompson appearing for the company, while the opposition parties were not represented. Mr. Zacher asked that continuance be granted un til this morning, inasmnch arrangements were being completed whereby all the attachments against the company in the various suits would probably be withdrawn, and by to-day the par
 ties interested ould be willing to ask for with drawal of the insolvency proceedings. The re- quest was granted. Mir. Zacher stated yester- day morning that matters ould be amicably ar ranged to-day, and the concern would be able to start up business immediately.
 At the hearing on the appointment of trustee and L. s. Punderson, individually, Burton Mans field was appointed trustee on both estates and G. Edward Osborn and l.. P. Morehouse were named as appraisers on the estate of the firm Isaac Wolfe, counsel for the Pundersons, filed a schedule of the nominal assets and liabilities of Lemuel s. Punderson. The assets of the firm placed at S157I2.07 and the liabilities at $S 63572. On the personal estate of Lemuel s. PunderSOn the assets placed at S12, 5S and ever, that the actual assets will be much below i the figures given abOve
Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-27
Gold Badges for Captains.

Four heavy plate gold badges arrived yesterday for the police captains. The
 badges are worth $5 each and are of very pretty deeign and appearance.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-27
ORIGINAL. No. a7. Po1nptox1 Pufs.
BY MARION KIRKLAND.

3 cups of flour, tablespoonful of butter, 5 teaspoonful of salt, cups of mix, 4 eggs whites and yolks beaten separately, I heaping teaspoonful of Cssveiand's baking powder.
 Sltt flour, baking powder and salt together twice, chop in the butter. Stir me beaten yoiks into the milk and add me ho;tF, tEen the frothed whites. Whip high and light and bake in cups in 2 quick oven.
 Oa' e'sy CZeoeAa,sa's 6akine 9osyae.. @@ Prap077s0sS are zsaae foy kAat.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. When she was Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria- When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
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Tuesday, October 27. 1891.
Trauelers' 6uidc.
New York, New Haven
 and Hartford K. K.
October 18th, 1891.

TRAINS LEAVE NEW HAVEN AS FOLLOWS: FOR NEW YoRK-s4:so, .s:s. tG.io, .7,nu. t7:su, -s:io, s:So. ss:SS, fio-so. fii=so c. n., i2.oo, -i:Sa, i:Ss, .2:So. ssoo. ss:so. s.oo, sl:so, .s:so, s:Ss, e:so, s7.os, .s:io Cs:is. Bridgeport acconmodatson), sa-io. 7:Is pm susnAYs-sz:so, ss.5o, 500 G. m, ssoo, e:is ~7-os, ss:io, SIS. s9:iop.
 FOR WASHINGTON VIA HARLEM RIVER si2:oi am Cds1y)-
 FOR BOSTON VIA SPRINGFIELD - T:sD, 'ii:os e. m, r:oS, '5:52 ?. m suNDErs-Tsa0 Cnigh;), 's:s2 pm
 FOR BOSTON VIA EEw LONDON AND PROV IpESCK-s2:is, e. m-, sis-o6. 'S:05 and 'e:5s p. r- susSpkrs-'2:is 6 m-, ss:ss p. m FOR BOSTON VIA HARTFORD AND NEw YORK AND NEW ENGLAND R. R--sl=so am. CdAiiy), -s-o5 pm. FOR BOSTON VIA AIR LINK AND N. '. AND \. E. R. R-'t:5S pm suspkrs-sS:ss pm
 FOR MERIDES, HARTFORD, SPRINGFIELD, Ero.-Tl:se night 'i:So night Cto Rartford,, e:fo s:oo, +io:lS 'Ii:os m, ia.os, 'l,o5 C-2:o5 to Hartford snly), SIC, 5:0o ss:I5 to HArtford), .s:s2, s:so, io:Os pm. srxDAYs-.i:so night CI.so night to Hsrtsord). "5:5s, s:aS Cacc-) pm Shore Line Division.
 FOR SKw LONDON, E7c-ss:is night, 7.ss AN 5:is, CHS, OGuilford acc) .5:55, uO:5s D. m. Guilford scoommodAtion.) suxnAFs-s2:ig night, 't:ss ?. m. | Ar Lfre Diyfaion. FOR GIDDLETOWN, wILIJMASTlC, E-c- | Leave New Haven for all Stations st s-os an | 1:2s. "s:5s, G:os pm SUSDATs-s4=55 pm Coz rect at Niddletown with Connsctlcut Valley B. E., and at wnlmnntsc with NY&SE E and ! N. L. and N. RR-; At Turne-vile with Colchester branch. Trains arrive st New Haven st e:B am, i:sI, '7:oo, s.oOp.m.
 yR1EataeL Division, | FOR WATERBURY and SEy sIstsaRH via Nsu saruck Junction Il 5a G. m SuSnArs-s.sp A n. . Northampton Dirfsion. | FOR SHEL1UENE FALLS, TURNER'S FALLS, WILLIAMSBURG HoEToEK and SK-yT HARTFORD and Iniernest.se rsztsons train. leave New Haven At 7:s2. I.o4 am. ard ss,e. p.m-
 FOR NORTHAMPTON, wILIIAKRBURG Azo
 points this site st s:5Sp.m.
 FRoM WILLIAMSBURG train arrives At p.2!
 A- m, I:ss 4:2l and s.a5 p. m, and from SHE'LL
 BURSE FALLS and intermediate stations ai
 i:sS. <.si and ss05 pm
 LUCIGS FUTILE, Gen Manager. c. T. HRWPSTEkD,
 - Gea- Pass. Agent
Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-27

ssCouIdn,t Keep House Without 1t, !, is what New York lady writes about ELECTRO SILICON, the famous silver polish. "It is vastly by every housekeeper in the land.'' Trial quan tity postpaid for the asking. 7S John street, New York.
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Vol. LIx.
Dresses Without Money.

Dresses Without Money.
 Take an old dress and color it with Dia- mond Dyes-black is the most useful color for this season.
 The directions on the package are so simple that anyone can use these dyes with certainty of good results. In this way dresses, cloaks, ribbons, feathers, any thing and everything, can be made to look like new, with but tri1ing expense.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-27
NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT COMPANY

STRAMERs leave New Haven daily Cercept S Sunday at i0:i5 am and is o'clock mia night Returning, leave Peck Slip, New York at ' and n pm Ststerooms for sale al Peek d Bishops, No. 7o2 Chapel street. and st KlockH drug store. Sunday boat leaves New Haven At lQ:So pm Ststerooms for latter sold st Elliott House.
 Fsrs 55 cents Round trip tickets si-ss CEood for six days) j. W CARTER AEsni
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S7 Church Street.

Special treatment for CHRONIC DISEASES. Catarrh Cured and all Diseases of the Nose, Throat, Lungs, Stomach, Liver and Kidneys, Attenuation A sthma, j, Bronchitis, Nervous and Skin Dis- eases.
 Office hours, to il a. n1., to and 6 to 8 D. m. Consultation free at office or by mail
 Patients living at a distance can be successfully treated by mail. o27 nrm
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MISS MARY WELKER.

would last six weeks at time; pains all over me; palpitation of the heart. have been afraid would die during these spells; no appetite ;could not eat; when did would gtg and belch wind and taste food; headache all the time; tired and nervous don't describe it. I felt as though l should fly; buzzin and ringing in ears; would catch cold easily; lost weight and stren kth gave up all hopes of getting we'll; now say Dr. Roth cured me; advise others to consult him.
 made the above statement August 20, 1890, nine months ago. and can now say the cure is permanent. MARY WELKER.
 May IT, 1891.
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12:45 D. m.

Government Bonds. The following were the quotations for United States bonds at the call to-day;
Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-27

DR. EDWARD ROTH, graduate of Bellevue Hospital Medical College graduate of New York College of Pharmacy. OFFICE LOCATED In the Clark Building, Nearly OppO-
 site the Post Office,
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Housatonic Railroad.

.Erpress Trains. +1.oa.I Express.
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OF the exchange were carried out, mouey mise
be deposited in bank subject 70 call on the xet<
Element OF accounts The produce markets cong
tinuc excited and prices are generally highers
The call beard market opened stronx and exc
cited at the informal session and buser ISo1
wheat went up to u ssis per ccntxa bns - ~
close declined to $t.s9 per centaa. AZ ths Ngas
lar morning session values were Irregular. but
generally lower. New potatoes are son1awhst
lower. Onions continue firm The fruit markeo
remains quito strong all around Oranges 80
pcciaily nayels, are held very firmly. strnwbers
RIGS are cheaper. The butter market stfll haa =
weak tone; supplies are coming IN far IN exce0
of the demand. Supplies from the Esst have
caused the local egg market to drop, and this
morning it was very weak. Vegetables are ccm<
ing in freely.
PRODUCE REcErrys AND ouorAroNa
Produce sseeip,s.Elou,: 1900 80 eusScssr s.s1s.
beans, l.oOo sacks: potatoes 400 sacks; ha.n,
5000 sacks: middlinss, 1000 sacks; hidss. 2.oooi
Four@Fsmiiy extra, q 4oss 50 pr bill; basaru,
extra, sa.15Qa525: superfinc, &3600&N
wheat-Transfers are reported today Is Q.e9x
assss IL: ana a.. not 81. q s q shss 1s emit 5. :a
'ssaS y1'Ss i I'D ~ es1ss sas.ss
es9 esns. ios sood g sho oisslns
good to choice feed. sl.s7ssoi .ss,{: isirs Q-so3
Aco, kIuys Si.t st1NVlso-tz per ccut04.
COrn-larxe yellow, N.A50l47l<: small yell
low, SL47lsgl 50; white, 81. 500 so PR GENITAL.
OPTIONS
Call board sales: Wheat Buyer 1881, 1l.So5<U
1;9os4, closing at tl.ss5s; buyer SEASON, $1.Se#
Wl.S9x, closing at $l.S7lx.
Barley-Buyer 1891, N.49X: buyer IseasnmS
$l4SeS@l .J01S, closing ct $l-49.
FINANCIAL.
Dr.it.-sight, l7lsc; telegraphic. 22,ze. stsrs
ling bilse-Bank, t4S6l<; sfeht, $S9lz; commors
cial. $751;. Silver bars, Y097l<c. Mexican dnlS
lara, 77lx9sSlzc.
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SAN FRANCIsCO MARKETS.
Summary OF THE srruArroS.

San Francisco, April 2l.-The local wheat
market rose 10 sl.sgs@ this morning, but the
feeling was easier later In the day. Some heavy
transactions took place on Change, and shorts
seemed quite as active IS ionss- A rumof on
the street 10 the effect that broker had failed
developed the fact that $. W. Gears, q member
of the board, had been caught short, and that
some OF his contracts had been bought in. II
could not be called failure, all his engage
ments having been Giled to date. Under the ex-
isting arrangements 1t is almost impossible for .
broker to faii for any great amount. He Is com
PEELED to lower his margins By cash payments -
the market advances o. declines, O. The rules
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Nxw Yosx STOCK rxcHAxos.

INV YORK, April 21.-The stock market
met with check today. both ~ regards il
strength and its activity, though ita irmnooo
was not impaired for moment stcady OPEN
ing was followed by general selling movement
which forced prices on from Y TO Y per cenk,
but after this had spent its force there wa Z
complete rally, but the continued efforts OF pre-
fessionals forced decline. The market va
rather fcverish throughout the day. The clos
was fairly active and heavy, with prices genors
ally small fractions below those Of the openinGx
Government bonds steady.
Petroleum-May closed at 6Ssk
EXPORT or GOLD.
Five hundred thousand dollars Of gold cdr
was ordered for export today.
MONEY AND ExcHANon.
Money on call, easy; closing o6oeed q q
Prime mercantile paper. SCI. sterling axehane8
quiet and steady; 0lday bills l4855<; demand
$I6s1S. Bar silver, 96kc.
BONDS
2. 8 = trcg.)-.:.. l2ll5u. 8 - tcoupon) l01sf
Z. 8. - tcOuponl.. 1211zPacihc .......... l124
U. 8. rs (rcg.).... 1921
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MERCHANDISE.
Hops--Quiet and firm.
to points uU' sales were at';5o btSs. inciu6
ing April at 1l7.60; May, $17.509l7.W: Juuo
$40; July, $3.50; August, $3.50. spot Riot
susar-Rsw. firm sales v ssS %, hhds. IN
Guiding Muscovado, 50 test, SIC: 40 hage cen1
triiagsis ~: y sest at szc l9oO nsss nolasse6
Copper-N 0minal.
Lead-Easy; domestic, $40
Tin-Duli; straits, $780,
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADn.
CHICAGO. April 2l.-whsat 10 active ahd m
settled, with large speculative trading Iho
opening was 1gll3c higher and advanced =
traction more, the highest point for May being
aiosns snres o yesterday Reesip s
bushels; shipmenfs, 50s, 1000 bushels.
Whcat-weak; cash. sLlzss; May. sLl260
Corn Steady; cash. $50; May. -i1S07ac; july
9ssi.-Easy: cash and May, sste; july
Pork.-s,eady; cash. si2.sc,l: May. sl27o; July
i.slsHsssaaay: cash. ,ssas; May. ,&u,1oks,
Rye"Quis, at e2@sac.
Shoulder sazossss; short clear. so.7s0&s3
short ribs, &6o9G.3
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, April 2l.-Cattle-Receipts, 60oot
steers, light, xo90(96; he4vy otcer0, &j50AO1
cows and heifers, $Sx34.90.
Hogs Receipts, 1s5,o00; duh and generally
weak and lower; rough and common. 3tDA601
mixed and packing, eL751a10.
Sheep--Receipts, 1900; active and loWogf
natives, s5.So95.7o; Westerns, sos; lambs
Sa6097.
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
BosroN, April 21.-Closing stocks:
Atchison T. Topeka 39l<Mextcan Gen., con. NJ
Burlington. ssslssn Diego. 1880. q
WOOL.
NEW YORK, April 2l.-Wool-Steady; domestic
fleece. 3ttJ37c.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2i.-wool-Dull: Noa
tana, U04c: territory, 1Gtg22c
BosToS, April i.-Wool-Territory in STEADY
demand with sales Of finc ON secured basis of
GUg65c; medium, 5S(D6zc
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

FINANCIAL
LONDON, April 3l.--Closing consOls: Money!
955s: money account, IS; u. q. y, fSls
Y. 8. as, 10L Bar silver, 44tSd per ounce,
Money, ~ per cent.
LIvERroOL, April 21.-Wheat-In fair T.
mand. Kansas winter, hard, S. I'd, strong
Corn-Dcmand firm for spot and good fos -
lures. Spot, Is lil4d, steady: April and Nay
Is lid, steady; June, Go lUz&d, steady.
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SEATTLE, April 81, 1891.
Exenanges q Seattle clearing house today
&S3,43a9G
trade has been active the past week aud re-
ceapts OF produce, with tho exception of wheat,
nave been very fair. A marked increase has
Deen noted In the amount OF merchandise
shipped from the city.
wheat continues frn and quotations have ad-
vanced to Ss9S5c for No. 1 milling wheat. and
Inferior grades for chicken feed have gone up
SCOUT Y per ton. Hay aud oats arrive freely and
the market IS In healthy condition. The mar
ket IN oats IA quite strong, but prices have not
advanced The live stock market continues
active ana strong, with an upward tendency for
cnoice cattle NO change has been noted In the
mop market Eastern brewers are said to be
buying light az the demand for their product is
weak. It Is hoped that with the return of
warm weather the Eastern market will become
more active as the demand for the product of
the brewefies Increases. Potatoes are looking
downward Prices have dropped about 81 per
ION during the week The ruling jobbing price
now IS SO. but few are being sold ms high a.
" The hide and skin market 10 picking up
butno ndvancc has bceu notsd in prices, though
the market 10 very strong. The fur market il
onll. ana sales at The Leipsic, Germany, fair are
reported poor.
In the jobbing trade on groceries and provis-
ions few slight advances have been noted in
prices, viz: California and Eastern drip syrups
have advanced 10 cents per gallon: smoked.
curcd and salt meats have advanced from u to
~ cents per pound; and hour has advanced
from % TO 80 cents per barrel Butter and eggs
hare dropped . triAe. No change has been
noted In the price Of vegetables, but the demand
Is fair and the supply good A good lot OF
oranges came in yesterday, but there were very
rev naycls among them. Prices remain I'M
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CRY NOTICES.

seiisneous ssppi i sealed proposals viii s.
% o q 18Th as I iSr the S' g
the city Of seattle ON acquisitions during the
etc., sas sps Ssa fns ee
given in the tenders made aro % be based upon
e e upon e the sy & ss sns r..
g e S ss + IS ey :ad BID:
wArEn-wonxs surrIIEs.
Tuei-Coal and wood, dsl.ver.d q Broadway
e9mP,ns ss.ts,n: coal snd wcod delivered It Lake
Pipe and tittines-steam cocks, one-half inch 10
two and onchan inch diameter; galvanized iron
sSsiaif Inch disnessr; sssvsni.ed iron tee tees. q
bow, crosses and unions one-half inch % one and
~o Inc inches 'f % four inches issser; Eddyp ' q
Calvin valves sisss three and four Inches; check
bows ana nange unions from two 70 four Inches
Kalamtne pipe four-inch; special castings, sizes
Other slticies-Pie lead, bar steel. Iron, picks
snc snSve In e snesa 1
Net prices % be given on ali said supplies
yIRB DKRAnMEMr gUPFLIs.
Pike. axes, oxalic acid. AZ helves. axle grease
o51' a sss ny. asTnsss S.a1
yanised Iron water buckets, bath brick. soft coal
curry combs. chamols skins, chopped feed. hay,
on osis. pillow cases, ponasds ti.pound cans)
osstiie scsp. common soap hl-car6olsts Of soda,
ish, Spanish whiting. cotton waste.
HEALTH DkrA1TMxNr SUPPLIES.
nrup and druggists sundries-l pound ncric'
FIX pound sslicyilc scid G +. pound saphuric
pound ammonia carbonate, pound ammonia mn-
fiate, ounce ammonia valerianate. pound Hon.
Ps snsa sa esan
balsam copeibs, y pound balssm Peru. ! pound
Ss9 sesa s 0e e sSe s.ss eSaSs
hydrarg chlcr. mite, ! pound capsicum. pound
sos.B SaU
coiiodos. pound corrosive suhiimsis SPslf. Davis
Co), pound pover's powder. 9 pounds n,asnssIa
snS pounds s e. sa3
ooss ssdss pound eSs
sounaa O. ebp so d 1 mosfhun.
q. croton. ounces o.. gaulfheria, pound me:-
pound pe. pure eSuna
potass. acetat, pound potass. iodide, pounds
pound sfG pss aa ssDs
= ounce atropiA eulph.. ounce re1orcin, ounces
sss ga, sss sss sSssas . sss
Rs ,sS sSs i;alpS pssnS ssci .ssh s.ssssi
pound sncs esnn.Sls d indies, pound pound
n,ss 49, Ill.,. = PyA'.s. ,sSe;
c,. n,,, ss ser. c,a gpum ~ svs. S. rs,
SWsrSnrssss' n.,rd ssnt nvoc,s sr, u
pound ee @ eao! pou"d snc sa eiso
nSnnd tinrt n.cis vcv,, Sso.,d tiTct az, cam,
nhorsfed ss,nnshhss ) naa,,rds finct mil .
ronn1s t,v.e s,,,s rsv,,,NssrsssT rsr.,,Sy tirct
rlsesa srromsf e rcs,s,S ficcs s.cfiis~ 4 ronnd
finrf same - ,,n"0si finct' t,si,,
nonnd win colchicuu, rcuca vim ;vecsr 4
rrsiinna srsfs frnaanfi r,r,'rS at h,act hsvv
rnnnd n ere hncSn 4 ssoSra 4 eyt rssrare
sasrrds rc,sna srt .rs,tt SSsSsriS s~S ,,ssrd
4. cxf xi,,cineris Z nosnd 4 eIf hvdrasfis
popnd a ~ irecar Z nonnd a evf ishorandi I
pound II ext licorIce' e round maze fern. 4
nonrS srf hsiIs1onne ssIrchc,,c Y r,,ss,nI
ext c.scsrs ~. onnce S1o, e1t 'co,ocvnth
CO. i osinca exr nur vorn y su,rmd ecidi
ssnrsc 0 curcn ars hv vss, e oupu ronrd
Monseiss snSufion sasmrX VsIi.ssss rmcSs
nossnds svr orenre r,oe1 ~ Siovan trifur, a,fcr,
Ss'ss cSmPounu tSonnson. WATSON co..
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sarpua ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
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BRANCHES:
San rrancisco. Cal. portland. or. r.ecm.
WASH Victoria Vancouver M Westrirsss.s
Nanaimo and Kamioops, Il. G.
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DExTE1 HORTON co. 1ANxERA-
INCORPORATED 1871.
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