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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
european ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRATEFUL-coMFoRTI
EPPS'S COCOA.

BIEAhgAST-"By thorough know,eage % the me- n n,
the operations OF alsesloA Ao hu
tton and Oy q Careful application Of the nne properties o.
welelected Cocoa MI Epps has provided our orssAss
dcllcateiy favored beverage which may
US many heavy Doctors bills II Is IN the ludeous use
sueh Articles Of diet constitution may &c Rraduav
built up strong enough 10 resist every tendency 70 wa
ease Hundreds OF subtle maadies are noaths MVna
ready 10 wherever there il weak poh. ~ msI
escape many fata shaft by keeping ouTsel!e, ven
with bloud anu properly uouFiHhe" HN"'' N''s
Service Gazette - o.
nonnd tnS hv rocers labelled thus 'Jafnea EFF
4 CO. Home spsthie Chemists. London. En&izaS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05

The Clearing House statement is as follows :
For to-day-Exchanges, Sl04,147,224; balances,
S4,737,399 For the week-EXchanges, $41' ,ljO'-
$50; balances, $31 ,074,900.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
The upward movement begun yesterday was
continued with much confidence to-day. The vol
ume of transactions was nearly as large as usual
lately on full business day, and, what is more
favorable feature, it was fairly distributed CHI
cagO Gas, il is true, led the advance, but other
specialties were not unduly prominent Among
the leading railway shares the Changers were IN
greatest request account Of both the large
short interest in them and the evident certainty
that there will he hostile State legislation TINS
year. In this group the largest gains were maze
by Rock Island and Chicago, Burlington ana
Quincy, because they would have been most serl-
Ously affected by the proposed antl-raliway Dills
in Nebraska and Minnesota. st. Paul was active
at slight advance, but Northwest was dull, al
though it made the same gain. Aside from the
stocks already named the final advances were TOO
small to be significant. The exceptions 10 the
general movement were Reading, which lost It's
buoyancy and closed Sd per cent lower, ana
Iackawanna, which may have been affected sym
pathetically. The extreme fluctuations in Rlch-
mond and West Point Terminal were restricted 70
"A per cent, but its first and last price Showed
an insignificant decline The market hesitated for
able bank statement, but the professional sentl-
ment was too strong TO be overpowered by IT,.
The closing was without regard TO the showing
by the banks, and the last prices were virtually
the best for the day.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
There were no transactions in Government
bonds but the market was strong, and for the
currency issues bids We're raised l-2al per cent.
The closing quotations were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05

The business in State issues was limited to
$4,000 North Carolina special tax; at s. Among
CITY bank stocks, Merchants sold 1867 at l6l
and Western 800 at 100.
The general bond market was unusually active
and with few exceptions prices were higher
Reading incomes lost large part of yesterdays
advance The upward movement in Louisville
NeW-Albany and Chicago conSOls was continued,
and they closed per cent higher at 80. Many
other issues gained about 1-2 per cent on an
average Reference is made TO our full report
There was no more than the usual half-holiday
demand for money on either call or time. The
few loans that were made were at . per cent' anu
the supply at that figure was excessive -
The Sub.Treasury was debtor to the clearing
House $4S1 ,053.
TREASURY STATEMENTS.
The customs receipts reported at Washington
today were S345,s6S, and the Internal revenue
receipts were $3372l3 The United states S treas,
ury received S142129. and for the week S0l5.7S3
National bank notes for redemption.
The United States Treasury now holds. 81 Al;
O62l5O United States bonds TO secure National
bank circulation as follows
Currency 80 SS9 40
-Four and one half per "a 1903 700
Bonds deposited for circulation during the week.
cAS7 25O: bonds held to secure circulation with
drawn S44e75O National bank circulation out
standing-currency notes, $l7l,279,5l5; gold
notes Sl26,S77. against which the Treasury holds
$44O50,547 legal money for redemption of sur
In london British consols declined Is to
o6 SIG for money but were unchanged at 06 5-S
for the account. In the open market money was
distinctly easier at ia per cent for discounts
and 2 ner cent for daily balances Bar silver
was quiet at "A l1-1Gd an ounce American
railway shares advanced from the opening and
closed without CONCESSIONS p Inc market nov Nv
ever was not active Az Parls French per
cents were slightly better at %.
The following table gives the current quota
tons of city bank stocks, tosether WIN thel Par
- coll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
San Antonio & Arkansas Pass R'y Go.
REORGANIZATION.

rr ,.o,s,0nsd have been appointed Reorganization
,toe uoder an agreement dated March 2 1891 (oase'
With he Central Trust Company Of NewYork) 70 carry
out the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
Principal due Nov payable Nay md Nor IN
oid coin of the present standard of eight
autbor,ed amount of mortuaue =. . $40
held bV for extensions and after July

The Denver City Water Works Company own inc
and the adjoining towns OF Montcair Barnum and High
properties formerly possessed by The Denver Water Com
tain Water Company.
As It is reasonably certain that these contiguous towns
company deemed 1t advisable to control al the iran
furnished with water at any future time
The Denver water works were established twenty
OF the income and extension Of the plant have kept pace
by the census of 1870 4,j7o, In 1880, oooZ9 whe
regarded Denver and which Is embraced IN the Terri
THE INCREASE IN EARNINGS AND NUMBER
YEARS HAS BEEN AS FOLLOWS
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WEAK KiDNEY3

k5dncys are always tiseassd. 'f fact, Drfg1sss Di1esse is so the tidpsYs what consuciytlteI | to tss lsnss TuSahfissys hecpme nL cuYstsa and vaste away Eashis Q pyop ersy perform ihefT function, ths S;dneys body gafers. esrost vessness ans esaci; etien hjfsxx 4 stata li irapoyntsshsnsIt os the kiooa srss n and tts ene iscossplYtt is t1bsusetca. ro check ths eecsy of tbS Lidneyx to in.ass rsze vea ssrosssA, sad <o siA tie recapsssase tcsstspciss 4 Bad ur~I 10 rsnlcis acts SO HadlY aSd hEt ,Aoriorsly as Dr. Jsha Dlsr's sarsspssfsIa. eufFers.s from Brsghts Disease esvyn up bg their friends and physicsaSs tg ise iavp fsanA x,ssty ia this rsfne3y snd hy its rse boon restored to hoal ,h and physical vigcs. 1dward "A. Mays. Augusta, Ky, wTitess sy was dysng troIn sesk;Sss ;i E E et i5e hiinsyA tnst 6eyp was 10 hope c6 yeeoyary. wss v1sy pale, weak. iantnid aud 5.a wheh !
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The Forrest City times., 1891-12-25

~ Don't mahs yonrssjf deal tskisas qul nI6S. bhAithas ToniO syrp wfh cnsQ fou an1te guiekiy ena lssve no onplsasAssli artef esJccl ntAst1s gUoc-
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MADE STROMG.

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We will send THE LEATnERSToC KIN TALES. complete. as
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HEIGHTS DISEASE. Vhy vlIl snyo1s with weak k,das5s
 continue to snfRsyi

Of all inddiqus ailnenss there is npne moro ecrtain Of deadly eaart, [ neglectssg tAaA Frfght's Disease. Fhcuegnds who safJsr from this disease do Hct cvGa knSv they are affected it earaas urer [ persop s3oviy but surely, lihe thia n ths ssxht. Ii has no " mptoszs poonEariy-4y ovn, but its cfrcs is lpaieatsd by syniR tasns tat faight b. traced to stAsr asus&
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The Forrest City times., 1891-12-25

For saie by Wlnthrop & Co. Forrest City. Ark.
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Straved or Stolen.

From the undersigned, at Forrest City. Ark, one Dark Bay ar Mule about l4 hands high, 6 or years old, with left eye out, newly shod in front. slight slit in one ear. Said mule was missed on August l5, 1891. Five dol lars reward will be paid for the de- livery of the animal, or information leading to the recovery of same.
 D. NJ. WII SON. Forrest City. Ark, August 2s, 1891.
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By lkMEs FEalMoRg COOPER.

The and Amran nossis James Fenmere Coo;
  Ilaaag M Great Dnsn end mo United stsfes
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Gbe f0rrrst Citp 0imts.
7
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We want sveFt mother to know that eroup can f,e prevented. True croup never appear without warning The first ssnptnm is hosrsenesss, then the child appears ta have taken cold or cold may have accompanied The iesaTse- uess from The start. Alter that pe- culiar rough cfugh is developed, when Is followed bs the eroup. The tilae to art is whcu tlle child first ben"IEes hoarse: A few eases of Charebtflaii 2 Cough remedy will prevent the attack: Even after rough cough has appeared lie disease may be prevented bg 1sin9 this remedy ss directed. It has never been known to fail. 25 cent. DO cent and sf bottles for sale by C. r. Hin- ton. druggist.
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NEW AUTUMN MILLINERY !!
 ESTABLISHED 1875. SEASON 1891. SEASON 1891. Mime. F. BOYLE, HIILIIIR T() TIIL PEOPIL. Special Holiday Announcement! The attention Ladies ia cod to be fact that Hm now showite one Millinery '- and ", Furnishing impoeJ and manufactured for Inc and "i"e of 1891 and 02.
 To stock has lately aad artistic Sy H&, aai5 a"d Price ex ,>eG anything attempted in Forrcst Cny Also another lot o BLACK AND CoLORED GAUNTLETS KID GLOVES, LADIES' BLAZER JACKETS and SHOULDER CAPEs WoOLEN SKIRTS. NEWPORT SCARFS, something new. My line of LADIES HOSIERY and
 UNDERWEAR oquaed in
 FORREST CITY
 I hav recently added
 0 my list of Novelties Fur
 trimming, and edgngs Hats
 and Dressos have a select line of Toys for Children, and the largest and cheapest Dolls in the City. today and inanguae general reduction all Stock and will continue do until after the Holidays
My Object is to Give Better Goods for Lower Prices than Can
 BY FCUND ELSEWHERE

years experience in Forrest City enables do this for the present. merely majority my who buy today when first started in business and that furnishes fact in favor
 have large stock and intend reduce during the holidays prices goods any nducement purchasers prove you that have the cheapest goods in fail drop aud the large dressed doll exhibition.
 Open Every Evening until 10 O'clock. Thanking you past ask continuance of same Wish ing all a Merry Christmas" and Happy New Year,
 with respect,
 MADAME E. BOYLE
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gEN OEraeLAyEa, Tr2PAr1v1ECLa
 TIE LAST og THE EogIcANS, Tal p!e.yT221, ZEN PRAIRIE.

Thls handsome edition of ths Leafh0Lstoeking Tales is printed upon good paper nom ldF1e tvIe l. ia a delightful book. ana one which should have a place ig every ArlS<lcA1 home. II con tsins GVc of the most charming rou4ncss that the iaiEI of Iaap has ever conceived. whole wln- tsr's reading l5 conprisel ID t5is mammoth vol una. All who have EOi load Ccopers stories Every u.embes og taa f.r3iiy circle Gill be degh.
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Eczema, scalp covered with erup- tions, doctors proven valueless J. r. r. Was tried and the hair began to grow again. not pimple can be seen, and F. F. r. again proved itself a won derfal skin. cure. Sold by Winthrop X Co.
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DR.IaTEBI&7S
WONDERFUL
German InvigOratOr.

Everyone BownSequard's vetabe Elixir of life
that Dr. Lbgs the original and only
THE REASON THOUSANDS CANNOT GET CURED of Chronic.
Special Debility, Natural Waste Loss of
Memory and Manhood Liver Lung Bladder Kidney and Stomach
Troubles Impurities the Blood Pm and other Skin Diseases
with Heperesthesia,
which requires special treatment
LIEBIG'S INVGORATOR is the only positive for
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Dr. LIEBG Co., for quarter of century have made
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$75.O to $3.50, 90 Can 4 :. S mSS WON.

ng for us. Agents preferred who canfurnt
horse and give their whole time to the b
ness. Spare moments may be proftably
ployed also. A few vacancies in towns aud cit
les. b. F. JOHNSON CO., 1909 Main St.
Richmond, Va.
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Special Notice.

All persons are nouned that teams
ters who TAKE la m her from SpoonSr's
hume in James CANYON will be prose-
cuted The man who took my pac n
poles viii return them at once 20 av OF
arrest =. n. BRULE. q
o0lm - rem an foI h SpooneF.
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SiMASSSSST ssnssl

ca. Debility, Seminal Weaknes
Sprematorrhae, E'TOstaE0rrhse. Emissions
Impouency, Exhausted Vitality, Premature De-
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al fas com gsitcatEOus. and FroEn
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IL stops all unnatural an0 debilitafing drain
upon the system, preventing involuntary losses,
facilitating dreams, seminal losses with .he
urine, ETC., so destructive to mind and body
It is a eliminator of all KIDNEY AND
BLADDER COMPLAIN IS. 1t contains no
injurious ingredients. To those RuHer-
fTsS from Che evil effects of youth.
ful indEscretiOsA mr. excess, "a speedy
thorough and permanent CURE
rs GUAR an FEED. Price, s.. so pei
bottle or five bottles in case with fuh direo-
q rs and advice, $40 Sent secure from 90
~ alton TO any address upon the receipt Of
pr1c5, or O. o. ID. TO be had only ofl
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Tnfs Great

mis- Great
St=enA Sh @ n
ing Remedy
an q u er Z e
H MIC is the
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OF over twenty
years practice ,bva
THO t. y U G l. Y
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BANKS AND CORPORATIONS.
Legislatine Against Lecherx.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, February 2.-Inter-
views with members of both branches of the
legislature indicate that the bill to be intro
duced by Representative David Hunter, for
the suppression of Schweinfurth, the ''False
Christ" who maintains a community on the
outskirts of Rockford, and in place which
he calls Heaven" will be passed without
serious opposition.
The measure provides. among other things,
that it shall be misdemeanor and punisha-
bic under the common law, for any person
to pretend to possess Divine attributes, and
through such pretensions to obtain property
of any kind.
Another clause will provide a heavy pen
atty for blasphemy, especially of such kind
as that INDUCED in by some of the female
members of Schweinfurth's house, who some
time ago swore before the grand jury that
they never had relations with men, but had
conceived by the Holy Ghost.
The false Christ, and his entire crew, will
be afforded an opportunity of appearing be-
fore the committee while the bill is up, and
will be allowed to state his case and his pre-
tensions
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Against a Third Party.

NEW YoEK, January 30.-The executive
council of the American Federation of Labor
met to discuss the welfare and progress of
the organization. There were present Sam
uel Gompers, Chris Evans, p. J. Mcclure
and w. A. Carney. Secretary Evans pro-
duced the circular which PoYderly issued re-
Gently requesting all labor organizations to
send delegates to a conference to organize a
third party in conjunction with the farmers
alliance. 1t was decided to pay no attention
to this circular, for the reason that it was un-
wise for labor organization to NEEDLE with
politics. The miners demand for eight
hours, which is to take place May 1, was next
taken up. 1t was resolved to levy an assess
ment of cents week per capita for fl We
weeks on the mem bership of all the unions
connected withIthe federation. This means
total fund of $4,000. If it should be con-
sidered necessary an appeal will be made to
other labor organizations not affiliated with
the federation. Secretary Evans, who is
miner by trade, said that there were favora-
bic prospects that the demand for eight hours
would be granted without any strike, as the
employers and employees were holding con-
ferences all the time, with good results.