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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-15
Anchon Sales of ReaI Gs tate.

" ALUABLE HOMESTEAD FOR SALE At AUCTION
IN TIE COLLEGE TOWN OF AMHERST, MASS.
rs decree OF Probate Court the undersigned have been
made commission 70 sell and decd the homestead property
belonging 20 the estate OF Lucus HOLLYWOOD, deceased
Is located In the centre village OF Amherst, adjoining
the an!s OF Amhcr.t College, and fronting the yllagt
park. Tho house lot contains 10 rods which Is
nne saten plot fruitful apple spc pear orchard end
ether nuts Belonging % the estate, but DIVIDED nom
the above By public highway l@sure lot o. acres
be sold s'parStely The buildings large two-story
brick house with 10 rooms cattle stock barn, with
Gtacked sheds and yard horse bsrn, With stable car.
rage and harness rooms and poTliFy holse with wired
sdpplled with the best water water pipes and ondults.
,nd thoroughly built and IN good rcpar The
town has complies sysem Of schools from Kinderrersen
to college. IS LEGATION for the education Of children
amid beautiful and natural scenery and the Gle
ynlinq influences OF culture and Fansnent permanent
for gentleman wishing TO retire from the turmoil Of
business, as surlmcr home, this place
De rlvalled In New.England. 1t will be sold without
reserve at public Auction the premises, o'clock
d. M Wednesday, October 81 next
Amherst September ., ISL -
LEVI STOCEBRIDGE,
J.. Il. COOK
l.. II. HILLS
Commissioners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-15
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

EIhUI'EAN FIlNANNIAL WAKkEIS.
London, Sept. Il, p. m.-COnsOls. 81 1915 for
both money and the account New York, Pennsy vana
and Ohio inst mortgage bonds, 30 Canadian Pacific,
Oh Ia Erie, 30 is do second consos, 10Y; Illinois
Central, 104 1-2: Mexican Ordinary "a 1-o: st. Paul
common IL IL; NewYOrk Central, 112 IL Pennsyl-
vania, SO 81 Reading, Is 81: Mexican Central, new
per cent bonds, IS Ia. Money 3-s61-2 per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-15
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRANsrERs-N Y CT

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N. Y. CITY.
145tist, n s. 100 It W SHAVE 25x9o11; Geo L
Slblcy, executor, TO Mary Il Sbley.. ........ $40
143dst II 9, Us ft W shave 25x95I1 same to
s,1 samuel Cspg o;:,c, :, ill.,: ,.i 10
14Sd-st n S, $50 Il W sthave Mary L Sibey ~
and ailo 10 Henry Stetson. 49,. ............ 10
Same property; Henry StetsOn to Edw Kelly 5000
Cambrelengave, W g. 200 II n Bayard-st, 25xS7G;
Francis Trainor to Daniel Mclean. .......... 600
Lot 36Z on map Of property OF Cambreleng, at
Fordham Township OF West Farms Ella Me-
= Clatehey to Edward BELLY ...:.....:..:..........
HIN 10 Christina Keller. .......... ........-.
Same property Jacob Keller 10 Theresa NJ IIlli
Lot 40. on map OF property OF Mrs Henrietta Par
nun. IN MqrriSaniai Henrietta Barnum 20 Hen -
Brooa-ave, s, l26 ~ n Of i70:h.st 25x0O
Louis Raysor and wife 10 VI Papcs nm. 900
spruce-st, W Gomez God-st, 275S23i1; 4 p
same property; G Webber e............ l
Plot as on map Of land Of l. and I Rassfotd in
West Farms; II Mason and wife 20 + ] Mason 10
lJ1ths- s. $50 Z: OF 10.h-lye, IG.SxO91i
DeppeTaon 6 all to % BeckeE ana WHO 1850
same to I De Forest 1900
and wife to Levy RothsteIn ....................
SIS; John oshse and wife to p Rothsten,... $3.50
Clin:on-ss, No AZ; Rotbstein and wife to Levy
- ltotnstein .----..----- /
w II Moore and wife to ] Rogers .............,
Broadway, n G5th.st, 1103x25xS0 4x1lA11:
Martha Eg6ert ct A. 70 iialtwig Philips IS. 900
Thomas II Ryan to Merry Ryan ..............
93d<t. ;, 100 IT Q Of Amsterdam-ave 1Sx1OOS;
Walden And 70 Alice Gross. ........ l
sSh.st n : 100 It W Of West End-aye, 19xlOss;
Broadway. Gjth.st. ZIG 3N25yS0 4x1I411;
Hartwig Philips to William Strluss....... 10j 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-15

Il b.0Oe. ..-.- 40
Union Elevated LIST
10000. $3.50. lOA "
Tn Pac Den and q
LIST
| 2 600.
4 5000. 12sa
Utah sonth GIN
O00.....-.-g6
Wabash r. X LIST
| 2.OoO...... l0l y
1900 .....leI%
32.0U0. l0l y
Wabash Il r 20
| $4,000. .......73
, Wsb Deb Ser b
1000. III
10. 600. OJ. AZ .
West N Y and p
"a
II 1000. .
lO.0Oo.....-.- 32A
Winona and ST p
II. ID
II ! 900 ......124
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-15
Gountrp 1ropettn For Gale anb 90 Get

NUHHIIU 45FUPFEIn -UI IWIl UITJ W L-tT
WHITE PLAINS n. Y.
complete country home modern improvements large
house 20 fruit pears. grapes % barrels apples
trees complete carriage house and stables lee
house brick meathouse FISH pond penthouse garden and
land OF the best quality about two miles from depot
carriages ia waiting ali trains 80 trains each way daily
wifi be sold AZ less than hall Inquire Oh the
Promises, Mrs u. N. GARY, ENecutrG.
- UBURBAN ZEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. lncor-
- porated Main Office, III Broadway, Aew'Rork.
Branch Offices In all raDle localities. suburban Prop
erty los sale rent and exchange. Complete lists.
Reliable Information. CHAS. j. zIprEL, See'y.
II HoMAsToN HIGHLANDS, q Great Meek, command
4 ing View Of Long Island Sound and Manhasstu Bay.
Right Of way granted with each villa site. Property
fully restricted. seven and g cottages for
sale by w. r. GRACE CO, Hanover square, Ncw-1ork.
500 cash down. c30 monthly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-15

Bid. Ask.
tU.S.cu.6s, 1S96.1l3 -.
! U.S.cuf.Gs, 1Sp7.1I42 49,.
! U.S.cur.6s, lS9e.1l64 &C..
| U.S.cur. 6s, 1S99.I19i4 49,.
| DlSCOl.3-G5 1a24,1I2 I15
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-15
Giip prSpertp for Sale.

At A Special, REDUCTION.
TO MAKE AN IMMEDIATE SALEii!
1,042 5TH-AVE. lust above the Ar Galleries
and Immediately in front Of the 5havc. drive in Central
Park.
Elegant hgh.stoop Dwelling; sanitary plumbing
newly and exqustely renovated 22X05 lot 100 feet.
Apply on premises or 20
" X. STEVENSON & co..
VERY CHOICE HOUSE, no. 70 WEST 7OTB.ST-
Last Of six 20 feet wide three.sOry pantry extension
with bay window, second moor price only $50 600
always open. Apply on premises or -
CHARLES Buck & CO.. Owners,
Columbus.ave. and 72d-st.
on TII.ST. NEAR BROADWAY.--For sale. a four-story
on high-st0op, 20oot house For particulars apply
H. II. CAnIMANN 81 Co.
81 LIBERTY-ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-15

,,, New.York, Monday, Sept. IA.
tion Room today
5-story buildings. with plot Of land Nos 217o to
Baker $125s50. -
Sale Of building. with lot No. 444 West Ssth.st c Of
10th-cYe adjourned sine die
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-15

BID. ASK
U.S.4hs, 1891, con.
tinued at 2 e,reg 99n7
L .S.4s, 1907 reg. ZIG 117
u s. As, 1870! ,cUu .ll7 lis
G.S.cur.Os, lS0J.1lO 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-15
Gle Iurt,
pROoKLYN JOCKEY CLUB RACES
Droposal5.


ID PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUpPLIES.-Cf-
1 nee Purchasing and Depot Commlssary, Amy Build.
IoQ no 80 Whitehallst., WORK CITY,, September
i2fn Is0I-sealed proposals. IN plicae subject the
usual conditions, VIII be received a. this office until 10
Ing the Subsistence Department. United states Army.
folowng articles BY contract Cigars crackers hard
bread hams breakfast bacon corneal (whte Yellow.
oatmeal In barrels, syrps IN barrels and the bcss
quality Of Geden Syrup In tin cheese factory and
Young Americana Preference given oil articles u
domestic production and manufacture. For such details
zee schedule. INFORMATION with conditions list afti.
cles quantities., kinds modes Of packing, &C. obtained
this office The hight Il reserve ed reject all
proposals. Envelopes containing bids should he marked
'pfgposa for Subsistence Supplies opened October leh.
1907 and addressed 70 the Undersigned. c. BELL. A. G.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at thu
~ office o. tho Supervising Architect Treasury pepart
meat Washington, ID. G., until O'Clock thc tn
day Of October, 1891 for all the labor and materials
qurvd FOR the Eee0n ana Completion leNecpt Heating
Appafatus Of the United States POronce Building az
Hoboken ~ j., In strict accordance with the drawings
aud specifications, copies OF which may be had appea.
ton az This office the Office Of the Superb tendet
Hoeoken y }: Each bid must be accompanied by
certified cheek Tor not less than per cent Of the
bids received afr time herein stated for opening the
same also bids which do not comply strictly with an
requii einents Of this invitation Proposals BE-
closed in envelopes sealed and marked Proposal
Erection and Completion Except Heating Appars.ns) q
the q. y. P0st0nfee Building al HOboken, NewJerscyh
and addressed e W EpBIooKE. Supervising ArehiasA
September "a isal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-15
Real estate nUanteo.

WANTED for our fall list improved and unimproyed
n. property " let and sale charge for register
Ing. \. RoMAINE DRowN CO.,
50 West B3d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-15

LOCATION Character. Amount.
BONDS TO BE SOLD
Pawtucket r. Town is to be bonded for.. 900 900
ADVANCE BOND NEWS.
Little Rock, Ark-Tax rate for ensuing year has
been placed at L. mills.
Springfield, Ill.-Roek Island Peoria and ST.
Louis Railway Company has filed
with the Secretary OF State a trust
deed in favor OF the Central Trust
Company Of New-York 10 secure
bonds TO the amount of.............. $500 900
NEW ELECTRIC RAILWAYS
Chicago, ul.-Chicago and Evanston Elevated
Lewis Lew. Cochran, prsSident.;. 100000
along shore OF Lake Michigan 10
Evanston. Population 5000; l
bank: . railways. THIS Is the most
extensive electrical road yet
dertaken.
NEW CORPORATIONS
E1wood. Ind-Amercon Tin Plate Company;
drectors-A. L. Conger md Willf----
Mcdonald, Akron. Ohio: NJ. SiebeP-
ling, Kokomo, Ind. D. G.. Reid and
w. r. Leeds Richmond, Ind Jobn
r. Hazen Cincinnati, and James NJ
c,.. ;0'yer$heiIesT. ElwSod, Ina 100000
,pTesldeGt ;,..' 10000
.,, Jo.ep6 ParIlcsk gp5ojeetors.. 100000
Portland, Ore Chenowtth Pork Fruit Assocla-
dent -, &c., 100000
carry frut-raisinp business.
East st. Louis, I.-Ea't st. Louis Packing
Company. Henry CrO1snan, president 800, 900
TO do q canning business.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1891-05-08

NEW CORPORATIONS.

The Black Scott lumber company
files its charter. The incorpor-
ators are: Robert Black, Il j Black
Owen l.. Scott. Capital stock, S25, =
600; principal place of business
Silver City
The Soccorro fire clay company,
Incorporators: w. r. Varker, II.
G.. Lunt, i. G. Davis, of Colorado.
Capital stock $4,000; principal Of
flee at Colorado Springs. Agent
IN New Mexico, George H.Thwaites
Of Socorro.
The New Mexico brokerage COM
pany. lncorporators,G &, L., Brooks,
W. L. Metca!f and W G. Denni-
son; capital stock, $4,000; prlnci-
pal office at Albuquerque.
The Sapello cattle company.
lncorporators, S. p. Carpenter, S.
Llndauer, 3. M. Ashenfelter; capi-
tai stock 100000; principal place
Of business at Deming
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1891-05-08
A FATAL LICK.

A killing occurred at the Crown
Point mine, few miles from Gall
lup, on the morning OF April 10Th.
John McColgan, a miner, rode up
to the mine on horse, and on dis
mounting asked Joseph Hamilton
to hold the animal, which he did.
McColgan then went into the rear
Of his shauty and on coming out
his horse WAS not to be seen. He
accused Hamilton of hiding the
same and playing a mean trick on
hlm, and grabbed him by the
throat. On freeing himself, Hamil-
ton picked up barrel stave and
told McColgan to keep away from
him. He continued advancing on
Hamilton, when the latter struck
MoColgan back Of the left oar with
the barrel stave, killing HIM in
stantly. Hamilton had hearing
and was bound over in the sum OF
$500 to the next grand jury. The
murderer is about 20 years of age.
McColgan being his senior 10y two
wears.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1891-05-08
NO BICYCLES.

Deputy Assessor Swan, of Albu-
querque, states that there is not a
bicycle in the city according to
assessment returns, although it is
estimated by those who ride the
wheels that over $4,000 have been
invested by some persons in the
city for bicycles in the past two
years. The deputy also states that
it is safe to estimate that the in
creased valuation of taxable prop
erty in tins county, owing to there
being 40 exemptions, will not be
less than $3,000,000 this year. This
should reduce the tax rate
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1891-05-08
MINING LEASE LAW.

The following is the law govern
ing leases upon mines as passed by
the last Legislature:
Sec. /. Hereafter any lease upon
any mine, or portion of a mine, not
gwen in writing, for a specified
time, shall not be terminated until
after notice Of the date of such
termination, given by the lessor to
the lesse not less than thirty days
prior to such date of termination.
Sec. 2. The lessor and the mine
upon which any lease is terminated
without thirty days notice, as pro-
vided in section ] of tins act, shall
be liable to the lessee for all dam
ages resulting from such termina-
ton. Provided, that nothing in
this act shall prevent the forfeiture
and termination of any such lease
without such notice when the lessee
is working the leased ground in
such manner as to damage the
property.
Sec. 3. This act shall be in full
force and effect from and after its
passage. Approved Feb. 26, 1891.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1891-05-08
QUEER THINGS.

"ln knocking about over the
Rocky Range remarks Editor
W. S. Williams in the Socorro
Chieftain, zone runs across some
queer things. We think one Of
the queerest sights we have seen
Tor some time was down in Chlor-
ide the other day, in the Office Of
the Black Range. Thompson, who
runs that little machine, does SO
after his own way of thinking. We
took note of two six shooters in his
dask and two winchesters near at
hand; the sides of his den we're
decorated with skulls and long
bones, which he said belonged to
prehistoric man, now be that as it
may. Thompson runs a red hot
paper ana seems ready to back mp
his judgment with conclusive argu-
ments, and it was here In this office
we saw one of those queer things.
Out in the hills back of Chloride
there is petrifed moss. Mr..
Thompson had large piece in
pan full of water in his window,
which had sprouted and was actu-
ally growing. Chloride is an
ideal mining camp in deep canon
at the foot of the Black Range,
that some day in the near future
will surprise us all on account of
its mineral wealth"
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1891-05-08
LEGAL DECISIONS.

A bill filed by stockholder, III
his own name, to enforce corporate
rights, must allege that he has
requested the corporation to bring
suit. and that it has refused to do
so. An assignment that the court
erred in sustaining the masters
finding of fact, and in confirming
his report, is not sufficiently de-
finite to require the Supreme Court
to examine the testimony. aud
re, find the facts. - Holton v. New
Castle Northern Ry. Co., Supreme
Court of Pennsy lvama 20 At,
Rep. 937.
A married woman may not bind
herself by promise to pay the debts
of another, but she is invested with
power to dispose of her property,
and may transfer it to secure the
payment of the debt OF another,
aud when she has actually made
such transfer, she cannot after
wards, at will, avoid it. Walker
v. Joseph Dlxson Crucible 90,
Court Of Chancery of New Jersey,
20 AT. Rep, S85.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1891-05-08
OUGHT TO BE CORRECTED.

Albuquerque Citizen.
l. Upon the map recently sent out
from Denver, In the interest OF ths
coming commercial congress, and
for the purpose of showing the
extent and resources of the country
west of the Mississippi, only two
points in New Mexico are put down
Albuquerque and Santa Fe-the
commercial and the political CEN
ters-and the only statement OF our
resources is contained in the one
line "cattle, 100000" That's rather
shabby treatment we take 1t, at the
hands of our neIghbors, and if it
fairly represents their ideas of
New Mexico it is high time that a
commercial congress or some other
form Of educational machinery
were provided to teach them few
facts about the great territory
which lies adjoining their own state
Cattle 500,000l Why, we sent
10000 to market last year, and
could now sell almost double that
number without material injury to
the industry. The vast herds of
sheep which Craze on the plains of
New Mexico. and from which the
merchants of Albubuerque, alone,
received and shipped during the
year 1890 nine and half millions
Of wool, and our mineral output,
which is now crowding close upon
that of Colorado, are items which
are not of sufficient importance 10
be mentioned. The net with which
Denver proposes to catch the trade
of the west must have very largs
meshes, If it allows matters of the
magnitude of these to set away.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1891-05-08

Mcdonald and Joe Williams are tho four
WHO have so far taken ont the high
license here.
Bob Williams, OF STEMS Pass, in the
interest of himself and the owners, is
now shipping portion of the Bachelor
dump, under contract TO the lnterna'
uonal smelter, at III raso. Five carloads
will be shipped this week
Owen Williams, one OF the owners oI
the John Smith, of STEMS Pass, while
cross-cutting in the saaft at depth OF 6o
feet recently struck a large body 0! nigh
grade ore showing snlphides and horn
silver, with gold. Assays 500.
DEMING.
FROM the Headlight.
Parties of prospectors bound for the
Sierra Madres are again beginning to
outfit at Deming.
The Deming and Florida shipments OF
ore during the past week crowd close
upon 225 900 pounds.
The San Simon Cattle Company
shipped 55 cars of cows on Thursday, and
will ship rs many more next week.
Mrs. NJ. o. Bolich died at her fathers i
residence near Deming As Miss Fanny
Birchfeld she had grown up here at
Deming, and had wide circle Of inti-
mate friends.
The Mimbres River Cattle Company
have sold all their twos and threes TO
Rappell for May delivery.
Col. s. +. Carpenter has gone east with
a fine bunch Of cattle from his Sapello
ranch, and will be absent about two
weeks.
A letter from Mr. Colhy brings the
sad intelligence that Judge Colby is
slowly but surely sinking, and there, is
now but very slight hopes of his recovery.
Among the cattle shipped this week
are The Erie Cattle company, 200
head; Fort Cummings company, 500
head Hall Bros, 500 head, A. r. Head,
500 head Lang & Bruce, 500 head S. F.
Carpenter, 250 head Hill Bros, so head (,
j. A. Lockhart, 600 head +. \. Howell
4 Co., 200 head X. ii Speed $50 head !;
miscellaneous shippers, 800 head.
Deming is to have a $l2 800 public
school building.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1891-05-08

From the Pinos Altos.
Peter b Smith has two miners chlor-
iding on the Volcano, getting out ore
ready for shipment. The character Of the
ore is horn silver, carrying some gold.
Lucas Meeryan will hereafter leave
Pinos Altos with his stage at S a. IN,
and arrive at 6 80 p. m
Bell & Stephens, Johnny Martin, 4. 6.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1891-05-08
No. 10.
NEW POSTMASTERS.

New postmasters have been
appointed as follows: Lamy,
Santa Fe county. r. Z. Thomas;
Santa Cruz, Rio Arriba county, F.
Becker; San Miguel, San Miguel
county, q. Baca.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1891-05-08
DoNa ANA COUNTY.

From the Republican.
Tom Savage and gentleman from
Colorado have bonded the "Sflver Dol
lar" from Shryock & Buoy in the Organ
mountains, and will commence work at
once.
u. Y. IIadley has removed with his
family to I'll paso, where they will in iu-
ture reside We have not learned in
what enterprise there Mr.. Hadley will
embark.
Hoarce Ropes ranch residence in the
San Andreas mountains, with all bis
household effects, burned Tuesday. Loss
between 81 900 and 81 800.
Col. Rynerson has received through
Territorial Treasurer ralen the second
annual insiaIlment OF SIC, 900 for the New
Mexico Agricultural College and Expert
ment Station.
DR.. How land, tho founder OF the sect
of Faithsts, or Shalamites, as they are
known here, accompanied by two ladies'
one of whom il Miss Thnrston, a writer
OF considerable neto, arrived at the col
ony from Boston, Mass. They made this
long and tiresome journey TO be present
ut the funeral obsequies OF DR.. Now
brough, the head Of the order here.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1891-05-08
.socoRRQ COUNTY.


IIoul lile huNclAihNl'
Harry Cloudman came in from the
Black Range Monday. lie was recently
in Mexico, and reports mining matters
on a boom in that country
Next Tuesday Mr.. Ingram, formerly
book keeper for the Graphic smelling
Works, and Miss Jennie Boyd, oi this
city, will be united in marriage. The
young couple will reside in Chicago.
Last week double wedding occurred
here. William Kirkpatrick and Miss
Maggie Clark; Peter Stewart and Miss
LAvenia Phillips, all Of Carthage.
General Manager Condor Of the Silver
City & Northern railroad, is here in his
special car. Mr.. Condor is the principal
mover in the fire clay company starting
here and is looking after its interests.
l. baldwin, the Dig sheep and cattle
man of the Datils, sold over 40, 900 pounds
Of wool to Albuquerque parties. He also
sold the clip OF about 1000 sheep that are
being sheared near Las Vegas ~ the
same parties.
From the Chioftain.
Mrs. VIM. Watson and children left
yesterday on a visit to Canada. Mrs.
Watson will be absent several months.
Applications that have been presented
for liquor license for the ensuing year up
to present date amount TO $3, 500.
Gus Hammel, bloated mine owner Of
Lake Valley, was in Socorro Monday on
business and pleasure,
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-05-14

OA\H NA$JO Il ~
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs lis the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
TO all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Flc syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. NEW YORK, nv.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-05-14

They tell us that all things come to
those who wait, and the thought occur
red to me that in this waiting much
valuable time might be lost. Impatience
is fault. I grant, and leads to many Ill
advised action. So also does procras-
tination; this Micawber plan of waiting
for something oturn up. Better get out
and help turn up the things ourselves,
no matter if we do raise little dust and
a little apparent dignity is sacrificed.
An elderly lady said few days ago
that she had wasted many valuable
years of her life in waiting, sometimes
upon others and again hesitating be.
tween conflicting opinions. I know that
it is hard to decide, but again she who
hesitates is lost, and better err from
activity than from inactivity. Better
wear out than rust out.