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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-07

In State bonds the only sales were 81 900 Ten
ncssee settlement IS at 20 "a.
OF city bank stocks the sales were: American
Exchange ~ at 1J4 ID; Chatham (25) at 4lO,
and Western National 800 at / 90.
The general bond market enjoyed full meas
ure of activity, with business fairly well dis
tributed The Atchison issues prominent,
with gains Of 3-S for the As at rs IL, and "a
per cent for the incomes az 45 l-e Erie frsts
rose l per cent TO 1875. and the second consOlS
3-S to 90 3-S. st. Louis. Arkansas and Texas
iirsts were 5-s per cent higher at 80 l-2. Wabash
seconds advanced Ia per cent TO 49, few
issues showed declining tendency. Reading first
incomes were SO per cent lower at ~ Ia.
Chicago and Northern Pacific frsts fell 1-2 per
cent TO 90 l-2. Reference is made to our full
report of bond sales
Money on call was in plentiful supply at g. with
exceptional loans at l-2 per cent.
The Clearing House statement was as follows:
Exchanges, :$73,3s9,266; balances, $3,9l3,O4@.
The Sub-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House S5S3,565. It's net loss on balance since
Friday was $446,071, made up by a loss of
$6S4,94S coin, less gain of 1927, 077 currency.
The two days operations included Receipts.
S4,51s,717; payments. $4.9G5,Gss; resulting in a
general balance Of S1G5 .G30,350. consisting of
$157,9lS,4OO coin and S7,7l1.o5o currency.
Of silver at 9s.27a9s.35 an ounce The amount
offered was 945l0 90 ounces.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day 1858 National bank notes for
redemption
The customs receipts were S37G,6lf. the in
ter9al revenue receipts S749,0G7, and the mscel.
lancous receipts S19,6Os.
To-days Washington Treasury statement Of cash
on hand and deposits in banks compares with tho
figures OF the last previous statement as follows:
April 4. April o. Differences
gold hand 81 400 sIi77S3220 Dec s752
Net silver hid Ia 2J07 2S 77O,sl0 Inc 52O.O9l
Net lcgal.tendefs
hand 1873 O72 1895, sol Inc. 900 100
Actual cash in
Treasury vaults
Outst0nd-
ing certificates 81 SO OF 04e $40 500 o77
Deposits In banks 20 2174g6 % ,814 0GO Dec. 4O2 $50
Net cash bal SOB 1877 $50 Sle2 7e< 65a
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ID RHTOSALS EOR JOB PRlNTlNG.-Ofioe

Purchasing and Depot Com. Of Sub, Army Building
No 80 Whltehall.st, y. Y City. y. " April g. 1901
Sealed proposals in trlpcate subject % the usual
dons wifi be received this Office until 10 o'clock a.
on Monday, May II, 1891 for all the job Printing re-
quircd By this office from July l. 1891 TO July l. 1892
All information given at this Office The right is reserved
TO reject any or all bids. Bids should be marked PRO
pOsaS for Job Printing opened May il, 1891" and ad
dressed TO the undersigned
q; REII Asst Com Cenl. Of Sub, U. s. A.
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n R0p0SALS FOR SUPPLIES.-Office OF

ID ROPOSALS FOR SCYfLlES.-Once OF
D,y sht \ HoS Y Ma nSySoSsfI 1881 ostdee Box
NewYO proposal; will be 5scgi SS a. g. h,
%p g 1871 Il for oS a1shns supplies
& g1B dq nesSd ihS CONSIST SA Ot
respectively blocks sFu' sss cG ha3G5; cG ard
TOOLS lamps and lanterns lumber paints oils etc. sS9
SApn SM Vars soap I6d I'm seeS articles ali
enumerated in the specifications attached to the forn
@ TneH viii m'S Be be on en- Sne
each item in the miscellaneous lo Inc gnt Is ,e n va
pcacaoE to waive any defects and T. require the tely
m u than tho quantity stated in the specifications az any
tine during the fiscal year clause % that enecI VII 30
RsT 5sdva co hG HENRY PICKING Captain
U. S. N, Lighthouse Inspector
n K1POSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.
beo35imtns So PES ss & arcS fSadp
April A. 1s91.-Seaed proposals. In trPneSSse, Nav
5 1881 dor hG farn Gni the GIFTED states
fs b SSWns fPSldeR Penn
sonvie. Ind Helmets and trimmings campagn na,
Collars stIspenders aguettes shoulder knots under
shirts, wocen and cotton stoeSngs FERN Shoes arctic
overshOes canvas leegns wool blankets iron oedseSas
wire bunk bottoms pillow SaSeS oo record cooks
tent poles stoves stSyepe straps Gsshi Italian aa eos
6oSc nug Cloth facing cloth dark cloth kery
and ianneis Sky blue kersey cotton duck muslin PADDING
s seTns SIX SGs,0a thesa Wadg
RrSy. ."e Bids for delivery at other points w also b.
considered The goods called for arc deliverable on ana
the quantities OF the articles they propose to deliver on
July ISL and s , gSan 10 eer aRy ali bie
Preference will be given TO articles Of domestc pdueoa
manufacture condition; OF gua anna the duty
thereon being eGu9 For copies OF dRSny AZ Ss oce
SGSsI cS SaS lS 70 be ndCed Proposals
FOR N sSwrEIpIE Deputy C. s.
A.. IN charge OF Depot.
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Dipioeno Notices


NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD co.,
TREASURER'S OFFICE, NO. II BkOAD-ST,
NE.W.YORK, Feb 10, 1891.
A DIVIDEND Of ONE DOLLAR PER SHARE
has this day been declared on the preferred stock Of
able April 10, 1891 to holders OF record March ~ 1871
lhe transfer books OF the preferred stock VIII close at
O'Clock March 10, 1871 and remain closed until 10
O'clock "a IN. April 20. 1891 by order Of the Board OF
Directors.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,
SEWERS.

SEWEFso.
OFFICE OF THE CITY ENGINEER.
ROOM g. LIBRARY BUILDING,
DANBURY, CONN, March lS 1891.
SEALED PROPOSALS win te received at this onYs
until D. April 10, 1891, Tor constituting me mau
outfall sewer and appuftenaDces.
The approximate quantities incude
2370 feet 42-inch brick Sewer.
566oo :. g :. .. cas;:Fon D!pa
81 manhoes.
catch basins.
Blank forms propose and Information concerning
MANS specnc9tlons .0nGs, etc. VIII be furnished upon
Application No proposal vii. be received after the tins
Specified and all PROPOSALS the blanks furnished,
not properly filled out, VIII be rejected. The right 70
reject any or all bids Is reserved
'' CHARLES 6. PECK,
WILLIAM III. FOLEY.
WILLIAM NJ. G.. PHELANEY,
Committee on Sewers.
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DROPOSALS.
CITY TREASURER'S OFFICE,
SXkAIffSE \ Y mil 1901
NOTICE.
TEXAs CENTRAL EAlLWAY COMPANY.

~ He SALE Of the property of the Texas
Il Central Railway Company having been adjourned.
more enhs OF entire issue, the bondho1ers
who have not yet signed notified that any time
before the 18th OF April 1891 the privilege signing
The agreement and depositng their bonds with the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company - WilaHrst. VIII
romain open 10 thcm.
SS S $BS#5EIgs "}i, Committee
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Droposals.
A RMY BUILDING, Whitehall Street. New.

A RMY BUILDING, Whitehall Street. New.
"A YGEs cy, April 2 is9l-ssaed Propo.als in dapII.
y t Si0s epS o. m M 8 s9 sad sen ope. Ss
!gmipatag and yesrnaIy supplies hose, ash barrels H.
SSdue Sh isa he f fHG nat s . %
Sc eng S BIS e f2 n dyf e. Gsr I ne Wiz y
IS may most o Ike D sTsSS n P sss
@an 1cs Conditions q quality and P;Ss assdns d
Se the e0 Sens ESSo sa Ss SS
saSsd % a Perry fsY'dh ssHas ssS 4
~ OVERNOKS ISLAND. n. Y. H.. April 8.
~ RroPofas In srD;as for furnishing
aasd 10 1yl;op 100, 4 The As1tc during fiscal year
q @ baltimore Nd Boston N ise:
buffalo y; Y. NEeyorsans. IA: Fort Brady; Mich:
sS"fS Fort n Saa5i. M Mad Si.i hs'f;;s'.
Va, Fort Thomas. Ky YewSoIt Barracks. Ky. TSs
TaScas Fla and Mount Vernon BsriaeEs As 1 1i
Il c aSd DsS cpsnsd The uned s &
right 70 reject ANY or 6, ee o. All S,
81 posts named above. EnveicDcs, containing bids viii
R K sao Assistant rSa g. S. A@
TEFFERSONVILLE IND, APRIL 8. 1891.
y Sealed proposals in triplIea subject 70 usual con-
ctons will Be received Until II O'Clock central
g ' az the NSnn mae s Dpo aoa;
Gs Of STs u S5r az snd once
mat horse blankets hand carts escort wagons
ianeoUs tools hardware rubber hose lawn mowers now.
ing machnes pan9 wagon lar' eGass S horse and mus
rope iron pa0t OLE se sss abs
pts c % %qS and lie s
and Gs Tas q any S part
tae s1p y Ss V ONCE o Enyeopes eoaong Proposals %
e %a,Esd pSSpool soTss and sdsrss:
General U. ). Army, Depot Quartermaster
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DROPOSALS for the erection OF Officers Quar-.

Il ters.-oGce Of the ouarterm,steT. u; s. Military
Academy West Point. n. Y. April g. lS9-Sealod pro-
posas In tFipcate, subject 20 The usual conditions viii
be received this office until IL o'clock noon, on the
9th May, 1891 the erection OF three sets OF
Officers Quarters per plans and specifications 70 Be
at this Office. Enclose proposals IN envelope marked
proposals for Erection Of Officers Quaters" and adj
dressed to the undersigned. W. II. MILLER Captain
A NJ L. & A
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financial.

STANDARD CHEMICAL
COMPANY
Offer Their Treasury Stock at $40 Per
Share i'm Lots to Suit Purchasers.
The Price will be advanced to $25
Per Share April IA, 1891.
u3s The s apdd Sas 5eS q
shares OF 800 each; full paid and unassessable
Factory and laboratories, Jersey City, ". J. oflces.
90 and 90 Broadway. NewYOrk.
Its business is the manufacture and sale drugs and
''sRSa sS fSo
Sn@SaISSS as and AMI aeRs %See ounn ANTI
pyrine etc., have heretofore been used by the medical
ounine and about one.tSentieth the price Of 4ntpyTne.
All the physicians who have used It predict that the
entire medical profession VIII gady peSer1e d ana use
asSy In to any Of the 0'Sa
The profits from the manufacture Of ouinne run up
the millions.
Tho royalty alone paid . the dlscoyerer AntPyrIne
%oa dC Rss'''S'' Oh inc grippe ''4'''1 " over
The estimated sales will yield a prOnt Of ss5o,ooo per
annum.
These figures apply the United STATE. o alone and on
s Ta saa ySd pfa: noSs sne s
countries in which various Fevers are'prevaent
The company calls attention to the fact that as soon as
pS Uds S ne s O S@ pei eHn as
S Y net Sa s PF oeE b S Of s .e The par par
placed in the treasury as working capital
To provide the funds manufacture large scale and
70 s s and and G lie SSs sds Ct and Ge
states the company e are now selling P0on OF inc treas
their cices United Bank Building. 90 and % Broadway
The Company has no Indebtedness Of
any kind.
The stockholders win be richly rewarded substantial
dividends. as the company VIII pay
DIVIDENDS or $50 PER CENT
PER AMNUM
stock costing only $50 share and accumulate hand
some surplus be- ideS.
Arrangements being made to enlarge and equip the
factory and laboratories to capacity sufficient to supply
per gross
Additional engagements will be made the demand
creases.
Among the large stockholders are George W. Dunn
ESQ., President Of the company; Eugene Harvey. Esq, Of
I: W. Myers, & Co.. Bankers, Drexel Building, Phade
Kcarney. Guctioneers New.York; Jos. D. Lynch, ESQ.,
Sew;Yogk; George HilEard Esq New YORK Clarence
William H. Scott ESQ IS Broad.st, Mills Buding New.
York. and several prominent New.York gentlemen
will have seats in the Board Of Directors later
Application will be made the shares on the New
York Stock Exchange
The company's stock is safe. sound and profitable
investment It's business Is the vicsstudes
that affect most enterprises OF commercial or In
dustria nauregood bad the fall OF values
business depression prosperity will not aec: the earn
ing power OF THE STANDARD CHEMICAL COMPANY'S
stock.
The business and profits will increase year after year.
Applications for stock checks. &C., should addressed to
GEORGE W. DUNN President.
STANDARD CHEMICAL COMPANY
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OIL MARKETS
financial.
San Antonio & Arkansas Pass Rg Co.
REORGANIZATION.

Tho undersigned have been appointed Reorganization
Committee under an agreement dated March 2 1891 lodged
with the Central Trust Company Of NewYorD to carry
out the
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silyer $751; sos .s1s .y7s .y7' yot l5S0Oo
'Ex.riGhts.
SALES At THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND PIE.
TR0LEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS.
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GEORGE S. BAXTER, Treasurer.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
DIVIDEND No. 43.


O'clock "a M April 20, 1881 by order OF the Board Of
GEORGE S. BAXTER, Treasurer.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
D1vI22E PEN v S2i 49, March 10 1884,
A QUARTERLY DiViDEN6 Of one PER
GENT per cent on the cap stock Sa w ~ e
day. the 18Th day q April 1891 On wednesday tho
on Thursday. the 10th day Of April 1891 at 10 O'Clock
All. cALEF Treasurer.
IT OLEDO AND OHIO CENTRAL RAlLWoAlf,
TIE director, Of this STsaP have ID this day declared
i i; thESEhED SrocN payable Wednesday Ap''' To-
S a ESSa flG 81 A sHa P is CON-
MON STOCK. payable Friday, May !, 1891; ,o
Co.. T 2s dividends 5S c & rs ff1s Trust
NATIONAL CoKDAGE COMPANY.
NEW.YORK, April g. 1901
tsry dividend PER cENr the pre,ensSS stock q
the company PAYABLE May 1891 TO stockholders oil
Ihey have also declared dividend Of 4 PER CENT.
f5 5 Nay and h t. hs SSaS Of stock SG s
Sntsd to dyGHd Of cent per aHnI@ before any
aGye made seeia appropriately necessary 70 cover tns
stock N"A'' u WV
The transfer books Will close on the 18th April 1891,
w.. ~" '"0 u r. Fay H. FULTON Treasurer.
THE EDISON ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING co. OF
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, 10 AND Is BRO oADST;,
TIE path QUARTERLY DiTiDEND Of
n one per cent per the capital stock OF this
at this Office.
The transfer books viii close Wednesday, AprA 10 at
3 D. NJ. and IeoI en- SATURDAY NAV .. 1891.
J. H. SKEIAN, Treasurer
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
- - BANk OF THE CAROLINAS
FLORENCE SOUTH CAROIINA March 80 1891
IT HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have declared
u quarterly dividend OF Two (e) Per Cent upon the
capital sock " this from the net earnings Of the
three months ending March 81 1891 payable at the bank
from date hereof.
CLAUDE s. LUCAS. Cashier.
EQUITABLE MORTGAGE COMPANY.
@O6 BROADWAY
....... NEW.YoRK, April l. 1891.
9th DIVIDEND.
- The Board Of Directors Of this Company have de.
usual quarterly dividend of two and onehaf
per cent payable on demand.
All Interest coupons due debentures and mortgages
and oil mortgages due April !, negotiated by this Company
Will be paid on presentation ut this Office
D. Z. SHAWHAN, Treasurer.
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CITY & COUNTY BONDS & WARRANTS,

APPROVED NATIONAL BANK STOCKS
FIRST PURCHASE MONEY lIURTLAGEs.
LNIIkE SIOUX SAFE BANK.
paying large dividends.
Above safe and high Understanding Investments are
offered ly
II. NJ. MCDONALD $50 Broadway New.York.
MI MING ENGlNEER with excellent knoWl-
1Vl edge the mineral the (Ken.
lucky, Alabama etc., can G consulted by investors.
L. H. Box 1Gl, Tribune OHlce.
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"A CENT Il per cent on the Capital Stock OF this
Company has this day declared payable on Wednes
day the 18th day OF April 1891. 49, -,
The transfer books Will be closed on
Thursday. the 10th day OF April 1891 at 10 o'clock
d. N.
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N R0p0SAIS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND


Il TRANSPORTATION Department OF the Interior,
Office Of Indian Affairs Washington, April a. 1881 Sealed
must be submitted in separate envelopes Bacon Flour
Clothing, Transportation, etc.. las the Case may be
and 81 WOOSTER, SeWYOrk viii be received until
p r. Of Tuesday May ls9l for furnishing t nao ne
pounds Beef on the hoof 900 pounds Beef
pounds Beans 1000 pounds Baking Powder, 10000
Flour 10000 pounds Feed, $4,000 pounds Hard Bread.
10000 pounds fominy 30 ooo pounds Lard 900 barrels
o'T POUNDS Rce o4%6 pound, pounds
Coarse Salt 100000 pounds Fine SAY a 5OO0Co pounds
AisS' Blankets, WOODEN and Cotton Goods consisting iS
part Ticking, 1900 yards standard Calico 100000
sSoj yard DsnS 1000 yards Bingham $4,000
yards Kentucky Jeans 1000 yards Sheviot S 100
Ing 5000 yards Hickory shirting 900 yards Calico
Shifting, 5000 yards @insey 1000 yasds1 Clothing
Books ETC. and long miscellaneous aucles such
aS the Service e b SHG fHF ~
Chicago, Kansas City, and Sioux city Also Tor such
Wagons may be required adapted 70 the eS
Francisco Also, transportation for such OF the ar.
tcles goods ana ppe at may not 9 b MADE o 1S
on Government blanks Schedules showing the kinds and
quantities Of subsistence supplies required for each Agency
and School and the quantities in gross OF all
other goods and articles, together with oank proposa
delivery terms Of contract payment transportation
routes all other necessary Instructions VIII Dc iur
nshed application 70 the Indian 0e N W S co
mssaries Subsistence U. s. A. at Cheyenne Chicaso,
Francisco the Postnasters Sioux City Iowa; Yank
ton s. Dakota; Arkansas City, Caldwell, Iop,ka anu
srvnd nv the Government TO reject any all bids
any part any bid, and these proposals are nsVeu uIs
RTosS 4ss 9s @ be opened at the hour
above stated bidders Invited TO be present az ING
nv Certified cheeks or drafts upon some United states
Depository or the National Bank OF san Francisco
CAL least per cent OF the amount oil tne proposal
MORGAN, commissioner
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CHAPTER III.

All at once there came a low knock
on the study door. His wife reused
herself, and with a little easeful sigh
turned from the fire.
GLOW sweetly Estelle is singing to-
nightw she said. Then in raised
voice she called aloud, Come in" The
door opened, the music from the other
room gushed in, and white capped
maid entered and went up to her mis-
tress and said some words in low tone
Of voice. You know, Catharine,' said
the lady, that 1 am trying to put stop
to this"
~TtA..s ma'am." returned the maid,
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A Reversed Judgment.
By ROBERT O v. MEYERS.

TCopyright by American Press Associataoa-l
was associated in all honorable merit
and deserving with the highest Office OF
the state.
Surely he owed his wife much, and
she knew that he so reasoned. But she
had never liked to hear him speak OF his
earlier DAYS, when he had wandered, a
Door country lad, away from ''the soft
eve music of slow waving boughs" into
the cataclysm of warning men, each de-
termined to supplant his brother, not,
ikeyoung Wilmington having the ac-
claim of bells, but earnestly hopeful Of
making his way, and SO the lady looked
into the flare and thought.
The fire cracked and flashed up to the
pictured eyes that looked down upon the
Judge; from outside came the subdued
rattle of a city night; boy passed by
the house shrilly whistling. The judge
wrote.
In the strokes of his pen, word by
word, letter by letter, he reasoned
against life gone wrong, a mind that
had digged beneath the ordinary in
guilt, while an equal effort in an oppo-
site direction might have won the ad-
miration of healthful reasoning. But
had it been generalization? Had it not
been moment of temptation? And who
is beyond temptation, though of divinity
man be not tempted beyond what he is
able to resist?
The case was one of peculiar interest
to the judge; his decision would be crit
cally examined. Just now, with the
governorship in the perspective, even
more than his enemies would grasp at
any flaw, the merest technicality, to
prove the feasibility of higher honors for
him. If he were lenient he might be &C
cused of weakness; if he We're as severe
as the fragrant crime might make the
ordinary man who espoused the cause Of
an outraged business community, it
might be argued that judge should be
a principle, never an individual.
So he must be careful, exact, having
before him nothing but the cold facts Of
the case; be an impartial, soulless arbiter
Vi III WIG u
From the room beyond came the acute
tones of a piano. A little prelude was
played, and then a clear, girlish voice
broke into song. 1t was tender little
ballad which the daughter of the house
sang to the man who sought to win her.
In the study the mother of the daugh-
ter of the house, her gaze upon the fare
of the fire, thought of the success to be
achieved by the daughter, as she had
ever thoughtof the success to be achieved
by the father of that daughter.
In the study the judge penned his de-
cision condemnatory of man not SO
many years older than the lover of the
daughter, with mean advantages, great
temptations and an activity to be depre-
Gated, as was the passiyity of the other
man.
The song hoated into the study, plant
i've and aching, unsatisfied as all music
is.
Did the judge hear it as he wrote his
decision? Did his wife hear it as she
dreamed her ambitious dreams?
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Dunlap! That was the accused mans
name. The name was ordinary, there
are many Dunlaps in many cities. Yet
for all that, from the beginning of the
case, the name had developed certain
train of "reminiscences in the mind of the
judge.
He had spoken tonight to his wife of
the time when he had come, q poor BOY,
from the country. Had the name so
often heard in court for week past, SO
often written in the papers under his
hand, called forth that allusion to his
boyhood? Which of Us can tell what it
is that leads orr minds back 70 long un-
remembered days, to incidents for years
relegated TO oblivion? Is it that strain
of a tune from the strident hand organ
on the pavement, the dip of a birds
wing in the spring blue, the caught up
word from passer by-wh&t is it?
When he was boy in the country,
orphaned, neglected, there was little
girl he had played with-Salome. When
he was 16, with thought of the city,
and looked down at his gnarled hands,
that little girl had encouraged him.
When he said he must leave old assoCi-
ations and go out into the battle of striV-
ing millions, that little girl had smile
on her lips, but tear in her eye-for
she he'd been his companion so long, he
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-16

Taken Sn time,
even Consumption yields to the
wonderful effects of DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. It
won't make new lungs-but it will
make diseased ones healthy when
nothing else will. There's reason
for it, too. Consumption is Lung
scrofula. For every form of scrof-
ula, and all blood-taints, the "Dis-
covery" is a positive cure. It's
the most potent strength -restorer,
blood cleanser, and flesh builder
known to medical science. For
Weak Lungs, Splitting of Blood,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, and
ell lingering Coughs, it's an une;
qualed remedy. It's guaranteed
one. If it doesn't benefit or cure,
you have your money back. You've
everything to gain from it-nothing
to lose.
It's especially potent in curing
letter, Salt-rheum, Eczema, Erysip.
elias, Boils, Carbuncles, Sore Eyes,
Goitre, or Thick Neck, and Enlarged
Glands, Tumors and Swellings.
Great Eating Ulcers rapidly heal
under its benign influence.
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BUCKLEN's ARNlCA sALvE.

BUCKLEN'S ARNlCA SALvE.
TIE BssT. SALvE in the world for cuts
Bruises sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheumatism
Sores letter, Chapped Hands, Chiblains
Lorns and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t Is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price Is cents per box
For sale by all druggists. Dreiss, and Thomp
son & Co.'S wholesale. Nl-@l3ly
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