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Evening journal., 1892-07-28

Tbest two keys serve as a foundation for
the rest Yop now pass tbe bitt Of No s
through the bow Of No D aud then IN
succession. The bits of Nos 4, 8 and 8
through tbs bows OF Nos 3. and 3. mean
Willie making sure, by looking down on
chem from above that they are all in the
same vertical plane II the successive in
tulockiags Of the bits within the bows
have been properly made which You will
ascertain by a gentle pressure on the key
No. 81 which crowns the elhce, nothing
viii be easier especially TO those who have
tudicd lessons IN the art of balancing,
han to make the bows Of Nos 8 and 0he
position Of this last being all but horizon
tall support a variety Of articles Of domes-
tic use. To enhance the effect. the more
fragile the article the better, say plate, a
soup turcen, decanter or bottle. If a
bottle be nsed 10 should only hc half full
so as 20 Keep its center Of gravity low
down. This increases the stability Tor per
haps we should say decreases the instabil-
ityl Of your rather precarious structure.
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Anair. at nome.tend.

HOMESTEAD, July 2s-The headquarters
Of the division Of state troops will be dis
continued today. and Major General Snow
den will depart for Philadelphia after turn
ING over his command TO b Bigadier General
Wylie. A regiment of the troops will re-
main IN Camp Black until all possibility Of
danger seems 60 have ended. The Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth regiments and the
governors troop OF cavalry from Harris
burg left Homestead for home, and orders
1"ye been issued for the departure Of the
Fourth and Ninth regiments and Battery
c, General Snowden issued an order re-
heving Lieutenant Colonel Green, provost
marshal, from further duty
a mass meeting was held at Duquesne,
and several lodges Of the Amalgamated as
socation We're formed Every department
in the mill is now closed down
The men in the transportation depart
ment Of the Edgar Thomson Steel works at
Braddock, one OF the Carnegie plants, have
struck for higher wages, and it is claimed
the Braddock mills will have 70 be closed.
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CHAIRMAN CARRIERS PLANS.
An Attempt WIN lie Made to Carr,

An Attempt win Be Made to Garry
Same Southern States.
WASHINGTON, July S-Chairman Carter,
II the national Republican committee, ar
rived in Washington from New York and
spent part of the day in consultation with
the president Chairman Carter said that
the work of the campaign win begin in
earnest in short time He expressed him
self ms being pleased with the outlook.
Chairman Carter stated that it was the
intention of the Republican national COM
miitee to make an effort TO carry some Of
che southern states in this campaign. Ala
bama is given as the objective point Of the
earliest attacks OF the republicans, where
they win aid the Kolb faction, who are
making the campaign on the cry Of q free
ballot and fair count--the watchward on
the Republican banner for years. North
Carolina and the Virginias are also said to
be fields which the Republicans have under
consideration as worthy their efforts.
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RArrnn.ns

DENNSYLYANIA RAILROAD -STAND-'
AhD Railway OF America-Protected
bhroughout, hy tic Interlocking Switch and
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON and BAL
IdMOftt RAILROAD. 3.50 a. m, May p, 1892.
Trains VIII leave Wilmington as follows:
PHILADELPHIA, express, 81, . 55, 42l. 6 30.7 45.
on. %. CO. AZ, 10 %. 40 lG. II %. II 3D. II 81
m, sl2 10, 30, O5. 0, 10, IL, o 81. O6,
Accommodation. q. 6H.7O5. .sOs. lOR.am.
IL ,is. -. ; 40. 25, D 2 , g 40, AZ, 1890 m.
Chester, express, ] 50, 20, o 80. Z 45 Z 5O. 30
s99 sG, 0O5, N 20, li5l, m, 0 OF, 8 5s, z O6,
ACCOMMODATIONS 6 co. 6 55.7 05. sos 1045. II s3
m, II aS, 20, As, %. 2 4O.1 40, 10 30 D m.
New York, 50. s. 2Q,eso, G55, 50, 10 %,
%. 9 O6, 10 q, OB, z IL, Q II. 10 30 - IN.
Boston, without change, 10 10 m, 8 SO pm.
. oM- oM-ssst- Chester, via Lamokin, O. 30 vs. a nj,
20, . a p m.
Newark Center and intermediate stations,
40 a IN. l2 "A, G33 pm.
Baltimore aud intermediate stations, Ol5
a m, " %, A., 4 45. az p m, ~ O3 night.
baltimore and Bay Line, % D m.
IN 3,aallinore pa and Washington, 4 ~, s01, Oil,
~ ID, II % m 2o6, 81 %, 2ts, 25, p 3l6 %.
pa, AZ, 20 p m, u 49 night.
trains for Delaware Division leave for:
58, 90 m, y o. night.
l.ewes,e 10 a m, 81 m.
For Rehoboth. SIS a m.
Harnngton, Delmar and way stations, g 70
IN. harrington ana way stations, 80 p m.
iiNfo ~ AfNNtfs harrington ana Iellnur.
II lb m. 4 ~ m, L. On night.
ENpfoss Tor " yOmlng and Smyrna. @ 80 D m.
express lor Cape Charles, Old Point Com
fort and Norfolk, IL Is N. - Oh night
Leave Fhiladelphia. Broad street for Will
mingtOn, express, $50, Z ~ 27 S3i o 10 10 2O
10 49, II IS a IN, sl2 35 302Og. 8Oi8 i6. 5s9 OF
p m. - % night.
Accommodation, 25,7 A.. 1O8e. e.11bam.lse
S.. . ~ 4ls. 80, y, IS 10 o. 10 40. II IS m
sunday Trains-Leavo Wilmington for:
philadelphia. express, ! 50. 2G.420 8 so 9 90
IL 81 m, ;S, O5, 3 "a, 3 10. bG 9 O6 O6 z 25
y m. Accommodation, Z 20, 8 % a IN, II 10.
45, a O5, 8 20. 40 30 pm.
Chester, express, ! 55, 4 20. g so, @ co. II 81 am
0i, 8 SO, z O6, Q II p m. Accommodation. Z OO,
Us a m, Il H. A., %, 3 20, z p, lO30pm.
New YORK, express %, 5b. 4 20 z 90, 60
II d m, y 10, 80 305, t5. 8 10, So, o.,
f6 q, Z 06, 10 30 p m.
Boston, without change 90 pm.
West Chester via Lamoldn. 8 o5 a IN, 20 m
New Castle, 30 m, u O6 night.
Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort and Nor
folk, II Ol night.
Middletcwn, Clayton, Dover, Wyoming, Eel
ton, Harrington, Bridgeville. Seaford, Laurel
and Delmar, IL Ul night.
Baltimore and Washington. 40, s Oh, 10 Is
m, II 00. %, f6 03, 40, 20 y IN, II 40 night.
Baltimore only, 6 j IN, II l3 night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. for VIII
mington, express, 3 30, ~, 9 10, II Is m. Al,
8 OS, 557 4OS 30. n l6, II 30 p m, u 03 night.
Accommodation, 30, 10 IS q IN, ~ 35, 2 %. Q 10
3o, 10 O3 and II IS p m.
For further Information, passengers are re-
terred % the ticket Office az the station.
congressional Limited Express trains, COM
posed entirely OF Pullman Nestibule Parlor
and Dining Cars
slimited Express trains, composed Of Pull
man Nestibulc larlOr Cars. Nestibule passen-
ger Coaches and Dining Cars.
CHAS J.. PUGH. J. r. WOOD,
General Manager General Passenger Agent.
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Ioliick Dragged from New Jersey.

LONG BRANCH, July 2S.--Frank Mollick,
the Hebrew baker arrested here upon sus-
picion Of being accessory TO the attempted
murder of Mr. FriclI at Pittsburg, was
ti~en out Of New Jersey without legal au-
thority in spite Of his protests The right
TO see lawyers was denied to him, and he
was actually dragged on train while law
yers were trying to secure writ Of habeas
corpus. The writ was granted, but no one
could be found upon whom TO serve the
document. The case has assumed an aspect
that may cause a serious conflict of author
ity between New Jersey aud Pennsylvania.
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Phelan Must Be Declared Elected.

EEw HAVEN, July 2s.-Judge Halls find
ING in the case Of Phelan versus Walsh
holds that Phelan has a majority prima
faoie over all other persons voted for the
Office Of secretary Of 420. This finding is a
COZ stitutonal one, the facts being found
and stated, and the decision on these facts
being left to the supreme court to decide.
From the face Of the thing it would seem
thet, however the higher court rules the
case next fall, Phelan must be declared
elected.
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IIcadsman Deibler Evicted.

PARIS, july 2s-M Deibler, the heads
man OF Paris has received from his land
lord notice % leave. Since the execution Of
+ yochol Deibler has received many letters
threatening his life, and his landlord was
warned that if be wished TO avoid suffering
the loss of his property in the wreck be
must make the executioner move at once.
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rntlI.nn oels lhe rrnln.l

HAnmsnUEG, July 2s-Governor Patti
sou has received a communication from tho
Pennsylvania newspaper correspondents ia
Washington protesting against the punish
mcnt Of Private lams at Homestead. The
60 ernor has not yet taken any action on
the protest and simply Acknowledged its
receipt
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National unnhnnnrtnrs-

New YORK, July 2s-The Democratic
national committee headquarters are to be
at l39 Fifth avenue. Chairman Harrity SAYS
they viii be occupied at once. The Repub-
licnn national committee has taken formal
possession Of their headquarters at 5ls Fifth
nrnnnn
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Iireci,enridge Ilcnominated.

LITTLE Rock, July 2S.-The Democratic
congressional convention in the Second dis
trict renominated Hon. c. r. Breckenridge
hY ncclamation
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DYNAMITE IN pITTSBURG
The Police Believe That Bombs
Are Being Made There.
THEAEARoH1sTs ARE ALIsPoTTED.

CHIEF Murphy Promises Developments
That WIN startIe the community-An
Attempt TO BLOW Up the AInls-An-
arehist Molliclx Taken from New Jersey.
PrrTsBURc, July 2s.-when Henry c.
Frick was shot last Saturday he said, while
The doctors were engaged in probing the
wounds, that the tragedy would have no
effect whatever upon the policy Of the
company toward the Homestead troubles
That he meant what he said was eyinced
by the fact that Secretary Loveioy
again appeared before Alderman McAas-
ters and swore out thirty-six informations
against as many Of the ex-employees OF the
company, and upon which warrants were
Immediately issued. II was significant, how
ever, that these informations made a change
in the nature Of the offense the men being
charged with aggravated riot instead Of
with murder.
1t is taken as indicating that the company
now doubts its ability 70 sustain the main
charge against any Of the men, and has
concluded to content itself by prefeiring
charge upon which there may be a chance
Of obtaining some convictions. Il was sig
nifcant also that among the names of those
included IN the informations We're those of
nearly every ex-employee who has testified
before the coroners jury that the first shots
fired on the morning OF July came from
the Pinkertons,
The fact thgt the company should have
selected these men as victims, especially IN
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Whiteiaw REID to Speak.

SPRINGFIELD, o., July 2s.-Hon. White
law Reid, Republican candidate for vice
president, is to speak here Aug Is on the is
sues Of the campaign
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81. P.tcrsbnrr Fears cholera.

ST. PErERsBuRo. July est is feared
that cholera win appear here il the present
warm weather continues. The Saratof
LisboclS reports 212 deaths in saraton on
the 18th instant
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once n rumons Actress.

NEW YORK, July IS Mrs Carrie Jami-
son, who supported Edwin Forest, Char
lotte Cushman, Davenport, Murdoch, Booth
and Barrett, was buried from the Church Of
the TRANSPORTATION.
Evening journal., 1892-07-28
A rynicnI pessrt plant.

The creosote bush Q.arrea Mexicana) IS
one Of the most typical plants Of the desert
for it is found throughout the desert, aud
unlike the mesquit, nowhere else, not even
in the oascs
l.. II. Dewey, in report to the secretary
OF agriculture on characteristic vegetation
Of the desert region from western Texas u
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Frcirht cnrs smn.h.h.

CANAAN. Conn, July 2S. - A freight
wreck occurred here and two locomotives
and twelve cars were smashed. Fireman
Carted was scalded.
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FnsInn rnils in nnl.ntn-

YANKToN, July 2s.-For the reason that
the Peoples party wanted all the Offices Of
importance all efforts TO bring about fusion
Of that organization with the Democrats on
the state ticket have been abandoned.
Evening journal., 1892-07-28
WIN. B. SHARP
& CO.,
Fourth and Market Sis.
Hot Weather inducements.

Hot Weather inducements.
All we have left of twenty
two Thousand yards geuuine
Scotch Ginghams, regular 25-
cent goods, are reduced to
clean up the lot, to 10 cents
per yard.
All we have left of a large
lot of wool and cotton dress
plaids, SO inches wide, regular
25c goods, are reduced to Q
cents per yard.
About three thousand Hand
kerchicfs, colored borders, for
Ladies and Children-we shall
sell the lot in bundles of 8 for
25 cents.
A lot of domestic Ginghams
in small checks, plaids and
fancies are now ~ cents per
yard.
1t will pay you to visit the
remnant counter in our up
holstery department where you
will find remnants of Furni-
ture Covering. Furniture Lin
ems, Madras, China Silks, Gre
tonnes, figured and dotted
Muslins, Scrim, Silk Drapery,
Silk Fringes, Lambrequins,
Chenilles and fancy Cheese
Cloths, all at half-price.
Evening journal., 1892-07-28
After "a Live whale.

EosroN. July 2s.--Captain Amos Chap
man is shipping a crew of experienced
whalemen FOR voyage TO cartlre live
sperm whale, to be taken 70 the Worlds
fair.
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A rrnhnId rerer scaro.

NoRwALK, Conn, July 25.-South Nor
walk has a typhoid fever scare, six victims
of the malady being discovered in one house
on Washington street and three cases in
this end Of the town.
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nIock TsInnd's smnlIpox scare.

NEWPORT r. l., July 2s-The quaran-
tire has been raised at the Block Island
hotel, which has been guarded since the be-
ginning Of the smallpox scare.
Evening journal., 1892-07-28

We are on going 20 Coney Island with In
dnriry Lodge 40. ?. Ancient Order United
MorSman. on Thursday. Amust rs. leQs.
Tram leaves p. W. a. Il. station G.gO a. nj.
Tickets S2.5l can be had al principal stores in
CITY. of any mefaher Of the Lod-e and at d. A.
Mitchell, ioe West Fifth staeat
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To C,nonize Joan dare

PARIS, July 2s.-Cardinal Rampolla has
informed the archbishop Of Rouen that the
frs. steps in the beaufcation of Joan Of
Arc are now admitted
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Wore a I.ine ,Iarl.ed 20 -

NIAGARA FALLS n Y, July 2s.-The
body OF man which had evidently passed
over the Horseshoe falls was picked up be-
low Tegrapin Point. On the left hand was
aa initial ring bearing the letter "On
Evening journal., 1892-07-28
- IIrlrrnlh vlciim.

PorTsvrLIE. Pa, July 2s The afteenth
body was found and removed from York
Farm colhery. A citizens meeting to raise
funds for the families OF tho victims has
been called
Evening journal., 1892-07-28
NI.c,nni shnrl,rnnln No.

LONDON, July 2s The Right Hon Robert
Lowe lNiscount Sherhrookel is dead In
d. She was made chancellor OF the exchequer
Ia Mr. Gladstouc's administration.
Evening journal., 1892-07-28
Ils enn.h Anniver.nrr.

gational church celebrated its 25oth ami.
versary yesterday afternoon ana evening.
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nInssnchusetts RepubiIcnns.

Boston, July 2s The Republican state
committee has decided to hold the state
convention in fremont temple, Boston,
Wednesday, Sept. IA.
Evening journal., 1892-07-28

central Arizona. furnishes the illustration
here reproduced, along with this descrip
tion IL is a sticky rcsnous bush, with
small, round evergreen leaves. yellow
flowers. woolly fruit, and n very strong
lisagreeable odor, which is suggested by
It's name Il is said 20 have valuable
medicinal properties, aud is used 70 somt
extent in the mining camps as a cure all
for both man and beast.
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smnllnoA -. conccnlnh.

NY FpRK, July 2S.-The board of health
mace the discovery that since June 2S there
have been SIX cases Of smallpox in the New
York hospital.
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Inn 1nnI hr Annlnmniinn

PORTLAND, Ne, July 2s-Hon. Thomas
b. Reed was renominated for congress by
acclamation at the First district Republican
convention.
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A woman Accused.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2S-Mrs. William
Wood, daughter-in-law Of ex-Chief Of De-
tectives Charles Wood, is charged with en-
bezzhng $4,000 from c. j. Hoppe & Co.
Evening journal., 1892-07-28
40 Was Pressed by Credltors.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2S-Presscd by his
o.editofs Wiliam stahl, ugad thirty-two
y'ns' q milkmaa, hanged himself in his
stable.
Evening journal., 1892-07-28
nnl.i...l III l.nnl.

FL RENO, J. T., July 2s.-Two men, be-
lieved TO be the Dalton brothers, held up
the cashier and robbed the El Reno bank
rf $4,000 and escaped
Evening journal., 1892-07-28
warner Mincr presidont.

SARATOGA, July 2s.--The pulp and paper
makers convention elected Warner Miller
president. The next meeting will be at
Chicago.
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A Conirnctnr Iliiled.

BosroN, july ss True c. Scales, con-
tractor of Cambridge fell thirty-dve feet
with a stcgiug hcre aud was killed.
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pnllll. IIlrl -.

LONDON, July as-Mme. Patti.Nicolini L
70 receive eio00 for her American tour o5
forty concerts
Evening journal., 1892-07-28

view Of the fact
that as witnesses
before the coro-
ner's jury they
would most likely
oe expected 20 tes-
thy in court, has
created a great
deal of comment,
and that not very
favorable 20 the
company. The pol
icy Of suppression
Of names In the
matter OF informa-
t'ons was again
carried ont apdtha
Evening journal., 1892-07-28

Life insurance solicitors ,rs,.sa o.. n.
stroneest, largest and best cofnoqnv IN ~
ol.q, ,i,... aAst,N a. MAhER. General Agent
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To Oppose carnot,. Re-elec,Ion

= TI'TT"' Vt TWI " TNN""INVTIUU.
PARIS, July 2s- M. Hubbard, the Radical
deputy, is organizing the opposition to the
reelection cf President Carnot.
Evening journal., 1892-07-28
Tho cnmnhnr Tree

The numerous new uses 70 which cam
ph0r is put in recent years give ground for
hope that It's cultivation in The United
States may lead 20 new and profitable ia
dustry IL has been proved that the cam
phor tree viii flourish ia the United States
but whether il can Dee made profitable or
not Is az yet unknown IL grows vigor
ously IN FLORIDA The tree will also -four
lsh in California The oamphor tree h
most beautiful and the leaves have dis
fffIrtiv s.nuislnr o,ior
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1Irs. nlaine. ~ snun.,,,,..

= ''I'' I'IIlInel UF.l NummorInr.
NEWPORT, r. l., July 2s-Mrs. James q.
Blaine, Jr., and child are st Hotel Thorn.
dyke, jamestown
Evening journal., 1892-07-28
Goldey Wilmington Commercial College
and school of Shorthand and Type
writing, Institute Building, Eighth
and Market streets.

Courses of Study that viii at once give
young people of either sex a means Of liveli-
hood. All competent graduates secure posi-
tions. Last year 32o students G0 ladiesl from
SO places and states attended this college.
% graduates. Individual instruction; there
fore new students enter az any time. College
re-opcns September 1. Night sessions, Octo-
ber 3. A magnificent. full descriptive cata-
loeue, with photo-engrayings mailed free.
Write for a..
Reference. Any prominent citizen Of Viii
mineton. IT. S. GOLDEY, Principal.
Evening journal., 1892-07-28

All our Parasols in fancies
and blacks are reduced about
one-third.
Evening journal., 1892-07-28

All our Shirt Waists and
Blouses go down with another
reduction they must all be
sold to end up the season. You
will find extraordinary bar
gains here.
Evening journal., 1892-07-28

BALTIMORE q
ID OHIO r. ALL
ROAD schedule i'm
effect May p. lS!2.
Trains leave Della
ware Avenue Depot
East Bound New,
York, week d ay 81
% u8, - 1873 Al, 40 IS
a IN, tl2 2l,f2 80. IS 3s,
- 30 p m. Sundays,
t3tS, 1888, 80 36. a
m, ZIP p. ~ 90, 80 80,
- 80 d m.
Evening journal., 1892-07-28

Here the witness was taken in charge by
General Wright and her answers to an OF
his questions We're rational. She testified
that sine tuoS iuz1r, intending % cut
Frcda's ihroai mo the hr-t opportunity.
Ply General Wright:
Did you take laudanum onces" "Yes.
took it lcca F.eda toid me she loved Ashlcs
her 10 take the laudannm, but she would not,
so took it myself tried to put IL in her
mouth while she was asleep, bat She woke up.
She saw poison on the bottle and asked INC
what was doing ! told her wouldn Q take it
that nicht Just said that 70 make her think
! was going 70 take il, but bad no idea Of tax
ing it then I thought she would 60 TO sleep
again, but she siaid awake all night
BY Major Fleece, Of the iury'
do you stin want TO KIN yourselff' i have
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-03-31

dends-w which do not think wise
or double the common stock of the
company. You see, our business is
growing better continually, and our
common shares only amount to
81, 7OO,O00 There is a bright posi-.
bility Of being abba to make half As
much as that 10 the future from the
Baking Powder alone, which we are
now putting upon the market in addi.
ton to our present business, which
would permit our paving over so per
cent. dividends on the common stock i.
These facts, figured in connection
with the regular profit which has for
years been derived from Warmers
Safe Cure and Warmers Safe Yeast,
almost warrant the belief that We will
earn net profit of over 81 600, 600
per year. II SO this vast sum would
all 60 to the common shareholders,
after paying the comparatively small
dividend of 8 per cent. on the pre-.
ferred stock and the interest on the
remaining debentures If not cancelled.
With the business continually i'm.
proving and its record since being
capitalized into company. Of a net
profit from Warmers Safe Remedies,
alone, Of over a million dollars in two
years, my prophecy becomes almost a
reality"
"Aee you still selling your shares,
Mr.. Warner?"
II shall sell few moro shares to our
patrons at the rate of $75 apiece for
the common and $50 apiece for the
preferred. the par value Of the shares
being ElO, or about $50 eaoh."
"Are you willing to continue to
sell your shares at this price, the pur.
chasers to have the dividend which
has Just been declared Of 5 per cent.
on the common and 4 per cent. on the
preferred?"
ayes; shall sell few more shares
up to the time the dividend Is actually
paid, at the prices l have just given
you, the purchasers to have the divi-
dend. After the dividend shall have
been paid do not expect to sell
many more shares, but if l am satis-
fed / can benefit the business by
using this means of advertising it, l
shall sell few, but at az advanced
price,"
sis there anything further you wish
to saw about the busine ss?"
mo; there is nothing further to
say, and, in fact, do not care TO say
anything. | am willing tina. the busl-
ness should speak for itself. l claim
that it has a dividend, paying record
for the past twelve years that very
few, If any, businesses can excel.
When the revenue sure to result from
Warmers Safe Baking Powder is
added to that already derived from
Warmers Safe Cure ard Warmers
Safe Yeast, l do not see what is to
prevent it from being one of the
largest dividend payers of any legiti>
mate business in this or any other
country"