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The Colfax chronicle., 1891-12-12

Lors Of sport-baseban grounds.-Mal
and Express.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-12-12

Tus &&sBr. of building ssships canal
across New Jst1sy ir6m :RhfaAdsfrldS
70 the Atlantic oVean il again revived
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-12-12

lr 10 better, to 60 to bed hungry once u
awhile than to get up every morning hea
over heels in debt.-Ram's Horn.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-12-12

r.,S s'q assis g si's ssss & s'%ssss s
IW0ged the anger.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-12-12

Tn surest way TO be rich Is = learn u
be tenfed.-RAtn's Horn.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-12-12

FIRST Scribblcr-ssHow'sa fellow TO keep
cool this dreaifully hot weathcrr' Second
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-12-12

BRoNcH1r1s Is cured by frequent small
doses of Piso's Cure for Consumption.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-12-12

HAVE their own way-cable cars.-Mai
and Express.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-12-12

II Is no breach Of logic to conclude that
tho man with the rum blossom II Q oso0m'
ng.chump.-W ashington Star.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-12-12
August 1!
Flower

How doos hesfeel Pile feels
cranky, and is constantly expert
meuting, dieting himself, adopting
strange notions, and changing the
cooking, the dishes, the hours, and
manner of his eating-August
Flower the Remedy.
How does he feel7-He feels at
times D gnawing. voracious. insati-
able appetite, wholly unaccountable,
unnatural and unhealthy. August
Flower the Remedy.
How does he feel el?-He feels no
desire to go to the table and a
grumbling, fault-finding, over-nice-
ty about what is set before him when
he is there-August Flower the
Remedy. y
How does he feel ?-He feels
after a speu of this abnormal appe-
tite an uttdr adherence, 1oat1ing,
and detestafipn of food as5if q
Emouthful wdn1d kill him-AuGust
|fiower the ReIsOdy.
H6wSosA.he tel 2-3Ie hsz 3.
regular bowels and peculiar stools
~ ~ - -...~ - A. - - -. <><1es -
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-12-12
Eutitled to tho Best.

All are entitled to the best that their
money will buy, SO every family should
have, at once, a boitle OF the best family
remedy, syrup OF Figs. TO cleanse the system
when costive,or Bilious. For sale In: 5oa
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-12-12
The Only One Ever Printed. Can You Find
s-s the Word?

Each week, different 8 inch display h
words alike in either I'D, except One word
This word will be found in the ad for DIR.
Harter's Iron Tonic, Little Liver Pills and
Wild Cherry Bitters. Look for Crescent
trade mark Head the ad carefully and
when you find the word, send It to them and
they win return you book, beautiful btba
graphs and sample free.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-12-12

Hasa f1lFlsue Of dress eooaS--ths lam
dress Mail and Express.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-12-12

A POSITIVE negatFe-a snap shot wlth'e
camera. A ~
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-12-12

TENDS to please-an obliging salesman.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-12-12

in your body? Nothing. Wherever
Won go that body is yours You
may take it upon any mans
farm, and while you stand there
your body is absolutely yours, and the
use of the soil beneath your feet is
yours. You pass, you take 1t with you'
but when you die that which was more
Eour property than anything else ip
{ world, under the providence OF God,
molders back into dust; passes into the
earth, the sky, the air. Even the At
tempt of the old Pharaoh to make
mummy of it and keep it forever is at
the last futile, and the body, which was
yours, God dissipates and scatters.
Under the theory Of our human govern
ment, a man who has accumulated one
hundred million dollars in real estate,
though he has no right to primogeniture
under our American system to entail II
Il in perpetuity to the eldest SON OF the
eldest son, is yet permitted to pick out
the preferred son. We recognize primo
Qeniture of intellect, and the man with
a hundred million of real estate car
give. by his will, the whole of it to the
bow who can take the best care OF II
anl can make two hundred million on
of it. And SO il passes on. possibly
guarded by our system against the &C
cidents of stupidity and dissipation
which in England may, and so often do
dismember the estate. Let us. protec
labor, let us protect saving; but l ieav'
this question with you: Is there no
greater wisdom in the theory OF tn
French law. which requires that whe1
: man dies his real estats. at least shhl
b divided among ~ children that 2
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-29
RHaI EHtatH MHmlHra.

TOR SALE.-The following property, from
IL one to three miles from Washington
City, near and along the new electric
railroad now being built through Alex
andria County, near Arlington: G.
room house, d acres, price $2,200; 4-Foom
house, large barn, acre, Sl,S00; Groom
house, "a acres, chicken house and barn,
$l,650; Groom house, II acres, $4,000; 7-room
house, necessary outbuildings, 20 acres, 50, 600;
27 acres, 10-room house, S., 500; 4S3 acres, new
store house and dwelling, $4,S50; acres, g.
room house, 81, 400; "a acres at $75 per acre;
35 acres at SIS; Al acres at $3.50; acres at
1915; Is acres at $275; acres at $3.50; 80 acres,
large house, and barn, $3.50 per acre; 1913 acres,
large mansion, stately trees, barns, stable,
ETC., $3.50 per acre; 16 acres, new Groom
house, 5000 per acre; 2 acres at $3.50; acres
at $275; large house, original trees, 40 acres
at $50; 40 acres, Groom house, fine shade
trees and orchards 500 per acre.
j. e. CLEMENTS,
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-29
GOOD INVESTMENTS.

A Handsome Residence on Rhode Island
avenue northwest. Also
A Choice Lot on Massachusetts avenue, be-
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets
northwest, improved by frame house, renting
for $25 per month. Price, $4 per foot, if sold
Immediately
Two four-story bricks, ten rooms and bath,
natural wood. Mantels and tiled fireplaces
in all rooms Good location. Prices, 81, 900
and $1,000, one-third cash, rest to suit pur-
chaser.
Handsome Residence on New Hampshire
avenue, near Dupont Circle, ten rooms and
bath, beautiful mantel and tilng in rooms,
built for owners use, will sell furnished or
unfurnished. Price, $4,000. Terms easy.
Beautiful homes and property of every de-
scription for sale on easy terms at our Office
j. 5. Lawrence & Co.,
617 Fourteenth Street Northwest.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-29

D UENA VISTA, A LOVELY PLACE IN
ID every respect. The farm consists of 100
acres of land, highly improved, soil loan, sur
face beautifully rolling no waste land, large
frontage on public road. The house is very
roomy, being a two-story and attic with
nicely arranged cellar, large grove of shady
trees, many varieties, well arranged barn,
passageway throughout, good tenant house,
store house and other buildings, large orchard
and plenty of water. This nice country seat
lies about two miles south of the B. and p r.
r., and about twelve miles from Washing
ton over good road. Come and talk
and not miss the golden opportunity thus
offered in securing handsome place for so
little money.
Across the road is another beautiful place
Of 159 acres, land actually the same, nice
large house, plenty of shade, large orchard of
1000 peach trees with apples, pears, damsons
etc. This would make any one a most desira-
Bile country home, only short distance from
depot. We ask your investigation. See
Duckett q Ford, GIT street northwest.
About three miles south of these places we
have a handsome farm of 404 acres with q
large old-fashioned brick residence sur
rounded by a nice grove of shade trees.
The rooms are large and commodous, high
one, no better in the country, located about
three-quarters of mile from railroad station,
nice road, about fourteen miles from Wash
1ngton, convenient to schools, churches,
stores, ETC., fine section of country. 1t will
pay any one to inspect our large list of nice
property before going elsewhere. Send for
bulletin.
DUCKETT IL FORD.
617 Street Northwest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15
Eeaal Notices

SUPKkME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- YoRK.-Emi Schwsb, plaintiff. against Isaac Sachs
VIE Michael sachs Bette sachs his wife Levy stern
Nina Hser Bernard Pser her husband Jeanette Veil
Frank her husband Fannie Friedman Jacob Friedman.
sstay Stern ReSeesa LSh AdSph 10th; heT h%
0oidsmi:i. Matte Etiasmith his wife Joseph Goldsmith
icEa peyaan tiitI ns!maa hef nsseaG Jeanette f"i'
70 shs a6c9cnamed deiends9ts -. ..-.,.,.. T..
mis- aetOn ana . serve copy Of your answer on ne
nan:s sEorneys With twenty dayS t tne s sGS s
case yGs rI To SRs or for he dande
IN 5 5.i io. jbHe 1:, 1881.
HESS. TOWNSEND & MeCLELLAND,
oGce ard T. O. Address 4o4c Wall Street New.York city
;-ae Sachs Ida Sacks Solomon sAens Minnie SACHS
taS AIS s.s s'H s.qes .s:s + @s Hsnresss
sf i'1ed keh a' as Ss'H
Rs ,I E ss.5 4,
Inc foregoing summons is served upon you by publea
ton pulsuant 20 al order Of the Honorable George
c " dated 5 so9bs saS
cs .e co ss 92iSgt Y s office the CLERK Of the
p rosl, S Se HISS T9s IS sS9 ner1ASp
CUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
ws ys, sS1 n "a @ EP Rsa.: A.
Tna ssI's ssfSs3e Es5
Ana ida his wife Isaac H. johnson aud Sarar his wife,
Hcbccca BOert, Josephine Mclaughlin Elizabeth Conk
Grace L. Ryder Henrietta Mathews, Catharine Van
HOuteB, james J. Johnson. and Adde his WIFE ana Mary
Johnson wife Of plaintiff, defendants. Summons.
TO the abovo-naned defendants hereinafter named.
You are hereby summoned 10 answer the complaint IN
this acton and TO serve a CODY OF your answer the
within days after the service "
hs SUMMONS exclusive O the day Of service and In case
o. failure Judgment VIII oe taken
by default Cor the rclict demanded In the con-
paInt
Dated Brooklyn. Apri G. 1891
DANIEL d. AMES, Plaintiffs Attorney,
POtonce address and oace, No a. Court street BROOKLYN
cw-YOrk
To Ernest H. Griffin Sarah A. Shepherd. Eliza ]. Jones,
jlanch L. HussapDe Retrhs Brown, Waiter o. B0ughton
a1d Lillian May his wife. william c. Johnson, and Ana
-dia his wife.
The foregoing summons Is served You BY pubnca
ton pursuant to an order Of Willard Bartlett Justice OF
Supreme Court Of state Of NewYOrk, dated June
20 1891 and filed the complaint In the office OF the
Clerk OF the County Kings, at the Hall Of Records, tn
The city Of brooklyn, this day.
DANIEL u. AMES
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Allen, Elmer a to C II schwab, n cor Primrose st
and Isde1 goaS to cGS t 1oe and
York and Harlem Railroad. years, 81, 200.
,s hs9res' ye ams &c oss'nheme' 0''A'' Of
Blum Morris to New.York Savings Bank, 1stave,
Book. John w, to Trepp, No o94 Sdave, lease, de-
Connolly Henry J. 70 @ 7 To Dunno, neth'st' Of
duSc s% Soist Years 8 SO svau
tsSpOE v! A9dTsyo 700 to Browning sSd'' OF
ESsc years 10 IS as5d Southern
Cone Js:spno to sea a oo5 Bank for Savings
% Dow, Myron - Brown cor Eltonave and
Hoffman. David L. to II IIcineman 2sth.st Sd.
avn crr mann Hcny to Fund Life AssO
Hagan susanna Y, to Ltpmsn. W cor lOth-ave ana
Henne william. to Weller. sd-st W Lewisst. 3
Herter, peter to j TivinGtOn and suf-
Clinton Place cteUy months ont So. 600 '''
Fitzpatrick Edward to ii overhiscr, cor 1ithevc
kaufman. Ignstl 70 GIuck, Pltt-st. Delaneey
:, Lewis, Edward. to MniEen, S 1ooth-st St
Murphy. Charles c. to Manhattan saviogs Inst
Muiholiand. James. to wanmakcr. Wash.
and JssSO4st yes5s 5000 Pupd to7 to
POI Grccac-.t - years, sio5 200 ooo -'
seds wick-ave, adjoining land Of Cammann' years.
n iIth.st 49, years $50 600.
Rohre. William =. TO George Hyatt 27th-st "
7th-ave 49,. Gl5I COO.
o'Halloran. Edward to 4 w siney, Market Place.
s OF Madison-st, al $50. -, y.
Sehwarz, Caroline 20 c Fairbanks, Sc-st, on
OpdvlIe-ave (2), O months, 81 $50. 49,
smith Cora a. to G sellew 1s:h-st Of 2d'aVe
Tamey. William 7. % NJ eastman. Edsall-st'
u Wiihvsen. John % c Tyson. n 1Hothst. Of
u Gashburn' Mary b. TO T w Strong. Kingsbrdge %
West Farms Road, 100tb-st, Of Powers Place t2h
yWSIiiams Hattie f. % Bank Savings. 11oth-st
W OF Ist-ave. year, 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE FyCuANGl


The most important sale Of rca, estate at the Ex
change Yesterday was by d. p Ihgraham 4 Co., in
partition. and consisted Of No. aiD West Nineteenth
ST., west Of Eighthavc., u treestory brick dwelling
on lot 2l4xo:. There was a considerable attcn-
dance, and several ladies were among the bidders
sailh j. Muller was the buyer at $1,000
Bryan L. Kennedy sold also under nartItlon No o2o
East seventy hfth-st east Of Thlrd.ave. fourstory
Waller for $4,000
Owing to the absence OF the referee, the sale Of No
drawn. '' W."
p There was large attendance at the stock saIe by
were offered by order OF the administrators of S r.
Lang The following were sold
TRUSTEES SALE.
cent iOio bonds dated january j. isss Zoo w. ''
Bf ORDER OF REBECCA r. ALDEN AND ANOTHER.
ADMINISTRATIONS OF S. II. LANG:
5000 North Carolina special AK bonds represented by
H 4od C Peoria Icf snG Western r. Co. Is.
50 900 CovhstCn and Macon r. r. Co. per cent bonds.
due 1919 rcRfesnted by receipt Of safe Deposit and Trust
1000 fsdsTsl Valley Coal Co. LIST mortgage per cent
$1,000 Lchsh and wflkesbarre Coal Co. per cent
a.. go shares plymouth Consolidated Gold Mining Co..
1000 shares Fl cristO Gold Mining Co, s. each sac.
900 shares DcadwOod Terra Mining Co., s25 each 81 %
100 shares HOmesske Mining Co., 400 each. s1l per
25 shares Ontario Mining Co., s1oO each, s3s IS per
share " -
600 shares Cedar Falls and Minnesota r. T. Co. 800
each, 8.
8 shares Toledo, Peoria and Western H. r Co., 500
each, 19s. "
$50 scrip Toledo Peoria and Western r. II. Co.. 49,.
shares Chesapeake and Ohio Railway CO.. preferred.
800 eaeh represented by Drexel Morgan Co.'S receipt
45z.
100 shares Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co. common
500 EACH represented by Drexel Morgan Co.'s receipt
los.
$50 shares Ohio Indiana and Western r. r. Co. 800
each. represented by Drexel, Morgan Co.'s receipt Ga
80 shares Federal VALLEY Coal Co., Sl0O each. A.
10 shares Steubenvlle (ohio) Street Railway Co.. $50
each, s1I.
il shares Portsmouth (va.) Street Railway Co., s25
each. RlO
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
15s shares American Exchange National Bank 800 each
80 shares National Rank OF Commerce, 500 each 1873
80 shares National Bank Of North America, $40 cach
81 shares National Butchers and Drovers' Bank s25
each, $50.
10 shares National Shoe and Leather Bank 500 EACH
149
IA shares Irving National Bank $50 each 1902.
90 shares Importers and Traders National Bank 800
each, 1894.
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New.York. Tuesday. July u

The following sales male at the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day
One 4-story building with lot No 222 East 75h-st
POLO II q 3daVe lot 10 7Nl022 Waller $40 600.
one 3-stOgy dwelling with lot, No 3i9 West 19th-st,
$4,000, ~ u '~''"''' Nv '1'N'
SSle OF the dwelling, with lot No a. West 22dst
adjourned to August 4.
the easehold premises No 323 West 11th.st
adjourned sine die
sale OF stable, with lot, 40 West 5othst
Withdrawn.
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Proposals.

49,
PROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES
VII BE- received until O'Clock p m on ,IIUl;sDAf
AUGUST -, 1891. Tor furnishing Ciorl h0p" Ihreao,
etc. Forage, lronmOngefy, etc Plumbers supplies ana
Materials Stoves. Lumber Fuel Tools and Gtensiis ETC.,
nSts 81 supplies needed with full Instructions. stPua-
Ions ec. be haa apYEs2tion 10 SoleheI A. MOI''
DROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING FIRE
s VII maS1.gS' - Sy o. unit + oScioek NJ On
Hycrsns and MY HydFants hereinafter men
TONED Blank forms Of proposals and seclneatons ean
with all necessary information. 1he right Is reseryeG 70
LASS Ss apy a"f ROSS Od EDE T! De D.
AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Room 200. Stewart Building. No. $50 Broadway
rIU CONTRACTORS,
ns ~Ss g SSt0p Da o * s
tons Gle 10 the Office Of the Aaueduet Commissions
VII DC received az nis Once until 3 O'Clock D. "a on
they Will DC publicly opened by the Aqueduct Commission
en- and the award for doing said work VIII pe made by
Bank II contract ad specifications for doing said
wo aud bds laopoas and proper cseloDcs for their
enclosure b. obtained az the above OGce O tins Aaue-
Duet Commits ouers application 70 the Secretary.
iv order Of the Aousdg;t Gormissiasee. ,.o..,,0,
JOHN C sHEEHAE. Secretary.
'N0 IRON NAAOFACT L kERS.-0fice OF u.
gh HOUSE 5 59 I'm ana sSt Districts
day Of July 1891 for furnishing materials ond labor
o. an kinds nec ary for the completion and delivery OF
land Plans specifications forms Of proposal and other
information may be obtained on application 70 this once
waive .y do sese1 f a r Gap sS' o, 'f En
hsa Y. .. 4. Lghtlsopss Eneinss,-
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Business prsperip @ Eel.
DysIRABIE INVESTMENT PROPERTIES
Down Town
For sale.
RUIAND d WHITING
> BecktHRn -
proposals.

~ : EN(;lNEER OFFICE Army binding,
.Sew.York June g. 1ssI-seacd proposals In tr dpn
% be Fe'esed 1851, s iNi for S dfns
t l"ee saf 9D aS sy se
.nroyed February 90 1885, and February 20
1851 ss2 sad Vol blank 2s SgS ' and ali In
az btao aiDiy 70 the Undersigned q. L. olLLE~
pIE Lieut. CoL Of EngipeSis
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y. CITY.
7lstst, So # of lssave. 2sx75-3; Thomas
2d-sye " cor 55.h.st, 2CxSS Mary Looram to
Charles feif aad wife to PRliip 4 Decker, 1850
{S. r5oa: s i DHuSs and @an @iis 70 Eliza
l1GSh:st. s. 'is5 4 " Of Manhattan.ayc 25x
MOO; Thomas Faiyey and vito 70 John Brady. 1000
Leo DnEelspeil to Sarah Hess 5000
John Knox and wife to Martin Taohey. -. 1000
lsSd,st 100 + q 4pdq6On-ave' 2oI7O; Paul ooo
,edtS e sn9n to T%seph Ca 81 Ybojas.ayc a5x Oo
200 100; TSos s va Van v0lkenbargh and wife to
irreg; Seth N MIiiiken to Edysrd lewis, $3.50
to the Church Of St james sDE DC 800
Cooper to BENJAMIN - /
S' Monaghan % to Caroline .oiVO mary 1900
pa!6,ayS q 72d-st. IS 2xirseg , E Ecis -.
s5ssSs SJs5 %G5;s !: sS TSSs %
Evs4nsls Sc to j6 5sTf Ws6Bss Ruff. SIS
sd ose v. Of aa .U lfA Sont 5S%
w a'S RosS Of aSsSsc S claiss
slsEs! 3s5 # wPi i;taye 2Sx9s0 20 1897
Bcrnard eaisWski -. 1880
Jane Wallace to Elizabeth Dutlmann. -. 1850
47th-st No 800 East Emanuel 5 Kahn aud wife
7ed-st, 5 1876 II e OF Amsterdam We 2Ox1O22;
stephen White and wife Ida NJ Murphy. 1 sc.
44th-st. s. 375 ~ q Of 11th-9ve. 2jX100.5 John
Hoersch 70 Margaret HOersch..
4ith-st. 100 IT W Of 1Cth-ave, 25x100.5;
same 20 same
4Sth.st. 80 IT c q 1lth-ave. 25X100.5;
Francis Kincte and wife to Philip Wagner 1850
Kingshrldgc to West Farms Road. s. 1873 1t
Powell Place, 6lx117 ThOs w Strong and wife
10 Mary w WashbNrn. 5000
Kingsbridge 20 West Farms Road, POI ft n lay
a,d-st, 1x17; Patrick Byrnes and wife to
shaw n " cor Clinton Place, rs 6xioo; Jane c
90 Work to Henry W Jessup- -.-........--.----:
Miller and vile 70 John oOA1o.Y '1sO 81 900
Fort Washington Ridge Road S. $50 It n New
Road, 25xl00i Chas FleischnsDn and wife to
Fort washington Ridge Road. e s. lis # n New O''
Road 25xl00; same 10 Ellen McGure......... 1000
Seamanave. 5, 521 II Emerson st. 80 7x1S2;
Bertha COldbacher TO Thomas w Busche....... 5000
y 16lst and EltOnsvc. 80. 6x7O; Thos
Donnoy. ref 20 Myron w Dow........... 1900
7utave, ;. 24.1l II 5 Of 13fth-st 5Ox71.5X47.4x
70; Riley and wife 70 Murray Hill Bank !
Greene-st, Nos 1877. 1913 and 2Oi: Ferdinand II.
Mes and wife TO Julius LOewenha .......... 200 900
130th-s., 1892 ~ Q OF Sth-ave, II .6x99 II mo
Murphy 1880
Browning and wife % Campbell. 10000
Peast. No 421 and SO and 90 rost-st. Jarvis
Mason trus, Stephen g Fostera and Pennsyl-
Vrnla Company, for assurances lives and
granting snnuties TO Sarah Hartman ct al. $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15
DIVIDENDS OF 100 PER CENT
PER ANNUM

IN stock costing only s25 share aud accumulate hand
surplus besides
Tie factory and laboratories completely equipped
and turn 900 gfOss per annum at net profit
Of sf2 per gross.
Among the large stockholders are George W.. Dunn:
Esq, President of the company; Eugene Harvey ksq OF
Thee. W. Myers & CO., Bankers New;YOrk and DreNel
lcileing. Phade phis Samuel w. Miller. Esq y T.
Produce Exchange; los. D. Lynch. Esq, New-iork !;
GecrFc Hysd, Esq. New-YorS Clarence Delaned ESQ.
IlvI Eagi9ecr WaTl-st. New.York; William II. oft,
fq. care OF lanes D Smith Rankers ~ Br,9G ST.
New-X0k, and several prominent New OK gentlemen
WHO will seats in the BoOrd Of Directors later on
Application will be made list the shares the New
York Stock Exchange.
The esnpany's sock is safe, sound and profitable
investment its business is fee from the Nrlsstuaes
that anect Cost enterprises Of commercial or Industrial
ntuegOOd bad fall az values business
depression prosperity the earning power
Of THE STANDARD CHEMICAL COMPANY'S stock.
Tho business and profits VIII increase year after year
Applications tor stock checks &c. should be addressed to
GEORGE w. DUNN, President.
STANDARD CHEMICAL COMPANY,
90 and 81 Broadway, New.YOrk.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, l5 PAGES
Erlu il0GnteJ

| WISH to employ good man or bright lady on
salary, 70 In soap business n your locality
STEADY work. hse position dilhcnlt u Ill Ststo
what salary you win for, and how much time you
can give MT. Address with stamp -
J. VI. Balm. GAINESVILLE Ohio.
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flnaucial.

CVMFAV1
,Asr Their Treasury Stock at $50 Per
Share in Lots 10 Suit Purchasers.
The Price will be advanced 10 $50
Per Share Tuesday, July Ell, 1871
SSd'rS Ssssa trsG nS 1905
r,c,ory and laboratories. Jersey City, n. j. onlccs'
10 aad 81 Broadway, New-York
n, business is tho manufacture sale Of druss ana
AssSS The o are sse ns% SS h:
,,oye marvellous and unprecedented success MT
y:He etc have heretofore been used by the meoi'ai
SSaisssion.
pqnc and about oncs%cntieh the price Of Anapyrinc
All the physicians who have used predict s that It. hs
entire medical profession will gladly prescribe an. ID I ua
certain drugs
the mi n1iliYo 'Hs'' ''''' VIC '-''
The royalty paid the dscCysssr Of 70 over
million dollars
Many eminent and celebrated physicians have tnSr0uS'
tested ana indOrscd our product We quote lev"
Superior to any remedy heretofore used"
lit is great convenience Of inestrnabio value In
physieizn's Office"
81 have not found its equal"
at should be made known at once"
Every physician in the civilized world VIII be glad
to use it,"
The Company are about print pamphlet contanln-
the results obtained by 800 Physicians IN prNsCs
practice snd in the hospitals ms WI % ns Y" e"01
1O7, 600 physicians in the United States'
Contracts have been closed to advertise Quekne for
one year Medical Journal in the United states
Tho estimated sales VIII yield profit Of s3SoooO per
annum.
Tbes. figures amply 10 the United States alone ard
The expectation small business for the hrst TWO years.
The whole civilized world offers a ready and an eager
market for cOnpany's product more eseela4y the
countries in which various Fevers are prevalent
The company calls the fact that soon as
Eve out o. hundred only per cent? OF the
physicians United States alone use their product,
the net prO0s per alnum viii be equal 20 onethfu the par
OF the capital stock S2OOOOO OF the STOCK was
placed in tho treasury worhing capital
To soyde the funds to manufacture on large scale and
tho medical profession and the drug trade OF the United
states selling portion OF the treas.
So er share IN lots 70 suit purchaser at
their occs United Bank Building. 90 and o. broadway,
Ncw-York.
The Company has no indebtedness Of
any kind.
Tho stockholders DO richly rewarded In substantial
dividends as the company Will l9y
DIVIDENDS OF 100 PER CENT
PER ANNUM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15
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