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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20

Kansas and Texas seconds waneIeu sof Io"s ~
and - and closed midway, WIN n,,i H. J D.
81 per cent line downward hoEcIn.i, ~ Nv. ,d
ing incomes continued on lnouels , ,nr All
they closed from l 20 ! - per cen, ~ w. orad
the Southwestern issues that were u''t' ~
small declines without being AT any 'lhe uls-
tinctlv weak OF the issues Whlch clo'ci ia.
tionaily higher in spite Of me S.iclai piG
the most conspicuous were Noi'nciH an -
which advanced "a pei ccn' !" - - "n :
caro and Northern Pacific hrsts, which gaineu a
smaller fraction. Reference j. Hl'"o ~ Jul i"''
rcrert of bond S1lcS. $50. ,l - ,o II
breincss was done at / u per cent nc
highest ratn for the day was : - ana the laSU
one > per cent o. -, rlI., .
The Clearing House statement was ~ ionowS -
Exchanges. 81 %. 74i,T06: balances :, ,lS",5"-:
The ub-IreasUry was dcp'oi ~ 'i'c lc'ii mn
Irousn 81 as3 sg4. lis net Gain on balance was
arff ~ made up by gain OF S696.S2O IN
crr,oncv minus q loss of S5O,2l5 III coin. me
,av'. oncrations Included Receipts. S5,l9'.S22 ;
naymenis S453I,217: resulting III a general
balance of Sl22.241.jI consisting OF Sllo'4'"'-
49, coin and $j,142,412 currency.
The United states Treasury al washington re-
ccvcd to-day $352 .443 National pahk notes Ior
redemption. e,oo go .L in
The customs receipts were Sd"o,oJ'' tne M
tcrnal revenue receipts H-l-'V"", 'l" VIC "'''
cclaneous receipts SIS
To-days " ashington Treasury statement OF cash
ON hand and deposits in bank compares WIN
tie figures of the last previous statement as fo-
lows: , 10 n,noro,ccs
Net gold on hands1o2 jo3 sl22 5S pee 800 100
Set silver on nd 1o133Udo h'"o''o-- in'' o'"''''
Ne on 'f hand olasOei .sO5559 Dec 1852 'G'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20
PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENTS.

BONDS TO BE PLACED.
Location Chofuct~r Amount.
Neigh, Neb.-Clty has voted Ia issue bonds 70
in aid Of Pueblo aud Duluth Rail
providence Ii. 1.-THE Providence aud Spring.
field Railroad CO.. which /, being eN.
tended. has applied Ia city Council
10 guarantee a issue Of bonds
I'm aid Of the enterprise Amount
Of Issue no. stated. Matter stll
BOND NEWS.
Newark n The Tax Commissioners ~ New
ark a.s,s-cd insurance companies for
street railway bonds held by them.
A test case was mod up entitled
Merchants Insurance Co. " city Of
Newark and Judge Magic. of Sn-
prcmc Court OF Ncw-Jersry, has dc.
tdfd that such bonds not taxable.
Albany, n. Y.-Pcndng in Legislature bill al.
lowing savings banks 10 invest IN
nunicip, bonds Of certain cities u
tie New England Ntatr- New j 'r,ey,
P,nnsy lvanin. OHIO Illinois. WIscon-
sin. Michigan Missouri.
Iayonne y. J.--tieorge \. BrnWall. y. V and
Mechanics Trust Co.. were bidders
for The city Londs u, amount Of. 500
The latter bid lCc.2j. Mayor had
vetoed resolution but il passed over
veto. 40 award announced.
ELECTRIC ENTERPRISES
conneIIsyIilc conference.-the Electric Rail.
way Co.. j. " Reed pr sidcnt'.,... $4,000
10 build road mile, long
Pen Argyle, P,in.-Prn Argylc Electric Light.
Heat and Power CO., Henry +. St'S-
Somerset. P"nn.ISomcr-rt Electric Light Hat ''O
and Power CO.. j. VI. Louihcr. prcst. 1900
CORPORATIONS SEEKING CAPITAL.
Chicago. IIl.-Ecfuglo Mining aud Milling co,
Henry y. nolan, president. .-....-.... y, 400, 90
Chicago, Il.-iardrn city T"rr1 Gotta Co., Ar
thur +. Leslie pnsid'ht.-........-. 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20

State bonds were entirely neglected. There
were also no transactions in city bank stocks.
The comparative strength of railway bonds was
in sharp contrast with the weakness Of the share
market. A large business was done. and, Of
course, the general movement of prices was down
ward, but the final losses rarely exceeded frac-
ton, except in speculative issues others that
are usually quiet. Atchison incomes fell l per
cent TO 62 3-4 but rallied to So, and the general
AZ lost only Q small fraction ct SO l-s Missouri.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20
FT'ROpEAY FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. Jan. ~. 4 p. m.-COnsOlS, % 1916 for
money and % - for the account: New York. Penn>y
yania and ohio first mortgage bonds, 3G "a: Erie.
81 II: do second consol. 100 "a: Illinois Central,
III 10. Mcxcan ordnari. 80 Is: ST. Pau common.
Il IL: New York Central, ~ Ia: Pennsylvania.
- Is Reading. 20. Mexican Contra; new per cent
bonds. - a. The rat" OF al. count In Il open marhc,
for both short and three months bills f. f1SG2 per
cent. Paris advices quote . per cent rcntcs AT %
francs a ccntimcS fOr TIE account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20
on FIFTH AVENUE,
SOf RUNNING THROUGH TO I.l24 BROADWAY.

~
EAST SEVENTEENTH ST. AND MULBERRY st
supreme Court; City and County OF New-AorA SATAN
f. Melen, Plaintiff against Abner Melleh ana ''"''
In pursuance Of an nterlOcutory judgmen. Of par:s4
acton and bearing date the s4th day OF NOyembe lss
aud MED No,ember 9th is9i ne @ n the Real
Estate Exchange ana Auction Room qmtd 30; ~
~ TO- tS t6 "a. s Of aa I'M sns c 49, o' y
day by smyh Ryan aGeso9Ser the lads s aa decr5
in said Judgment as follows , -, Ian, ,,uata
lying as s.' ss sS'i & nn S.
York Sna s sS" sns a ana side OF Broadway
set tsc and noTthsI from ae , nSs
catery and parallel WITH twenty hh westTiy
sid. Of fth AEfnSe nsme tSp.%esht ieet
s %' sSs inches thence westerly parallel va
Twenty street one hundred and one feet snS and
thene. sothery along the casUery OF Broadway Lrg
and Inches % the paes q beg es
on said premises being party walls subject 20 n
s a Premises made BY JehS Early and Ie e
is dated May 3Oth 1850 and recorded June ID 1907
rsSSs. :'s sas Il as sg
follows Beginning at point On sns s Sa hundred a
feet eastey from the eastery side Of sG
A. running thence sovthery on ns P arse sx,eeni
n a%S thence fa asSss
snso aSlS SS@ts on s Ss a@ With Win
feet to The southcy eide or Line Of e %
Street seSenyone ft and three inches 70 the place
nning, with the Dullunk, thereon
And also all that house and lot IN the -
Ward OF the City Of NewYork County and state o. -
York known Numb,r Six Mulberry Street on the
crly sda OF Mulberry Street and PARK kow INN.
so,srs alone Ss t as s Of
twenty sin feet and inches thence eastery " ma
westerly side OF Worth Street slXty-sN eet ia
three irches and thence norhwestery ana ao st and
eleven and inches and thence westerly o
feet. -four and twotenths inches. to the eastsy s'1'
Mulberry Street, the point place OF Beginning
Dat.d Ncw-Ycrk, December %, 1891.
10 Broad Street.,
n. Y. o.
HENRY DAILY. JR., Esq,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
81 Wall Street, ~ Y. Citys
GEORGE HILL. Esq.
WILLIAM G. TRULL. Esq.
Defendants' Attorneysl -, r
206 broadway. n. Y. CUsv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20
Ocean Cleaners.
Dt,D STAR LINE.

DED STAR LINE,
HI FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS,
Sailing for New-York and Antwerp weekly.
FRTESLAN Wccne sily Jan. y, $50 p. 4,
PENNLAND. "Wednesday, February 3, q. m
w,rd. Second Cabin, s35 Round Trip 10 pr cent rda
lion Storage at very low rate. INTERNATIONAL
NAVIGATION CO.. General Agents. Bowling Green.
SAVANNAH LINE-FOUR STEAMERS
- WEEKLY from New Pier IS, n r., foot Of Springs
-. =. NACOOCHEE.. Wednesday, jan 20, r. NJ
:. S CITY or BIRMINGHAM. Friday, Jan. p, p. N.
S. 5. CITY OF AUGUSTA. SATURDAY, Jan. %, p. N.
-. =. TALLAHASSEE. Monday, jan % y. NJ
Connecting with ne G T. r. Of g. n and $ E W. Ry
LIMA ALABAMA and LOUISIANA. Unsurpassed &c.
commodations Flrstcass table dhoe For freight anl
passage apply 10 . ,,-,r - .
J. D. HAshAGEN. j.. Agt W. H. RHETd' Gen'l ACT
s. r. a. w R'y 2Gl B'way Cent? X. r., BIZ Bway.
r. l.. WALLER, Agent ocean steamship Co.,
q NJ SORREI, Manqger. New Pier 35, North Rive,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20
Eliui0en0 Notifies.

PACIFIC BANK, 40 BR0ApWA1i 10 1892
rVHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this lns aa ~
declared quarterly dividend OF PEI ceic, viii 6,
and after frbruary next. Inc ualsier "oo''
closed b. February i, 1872 % - ,,ryrNT Cashier.
TIE H. r. CTAFLIN COMPANY " CITY
CORNER CHURCH AND WORTH sIS., n % 800
rr1Ur QUARTERLY INTEREST on the pre-
L ferrrd stocks will be PAID Rep, l. In, Of and
Transfer books will De closed az D. H. jam 49,
reopen Feb = az ~ H. J" D. y. FORCE Treasurer.
NHE CHICAGO JUNCTION RAILWAYS
Am Union STOCK YARDS 90, Aha re,,
Tho Pond 81 l1irerors have this day declared tne od
lar semannua dividend Of three per cent On 81 the com.
n90y - broadway Ne1.York CITY on tns -JSn o ~ the
Inyy,rv 1495 to Stockholders Of record at inc Io M
hooks on saturday, Jan. . 1892. - ~ ujoSn III
ransfrr hooks viii reopen Tuesday, Jan. 20 io'-
January ., 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20

NJEDlTERRANEAN LINE.
WI ENpiess Passenger steamer Service.
Now YORK ~ t;enoa Ia les than Eleven Days.
NOILpDEU fischer LLOYD =. =. 60.
DIRECT ROUTE To SOUTH or FRANCE,
RIVIERA. AND ITALY.
Touching Gibraltar, To land Passengers TO spain
Avoiding the Northern latudes Of Atlantic, the Channel
Crossing and Long K. IL. Rides.
Vera sat. Jan. - y. m. Werrs sat Apr. . p m
Luld, Feb. D. p. IN. Fulda. Sat, Apr. 10, p M
werra sat, Ieb y, p III. Werrasat May T. = D. H.
p,..,or 400 1925 or $3.50 a berth. First Cabin
Close connections for EGYPT by NORDDEt IsC HEN
rJoYD SIT NAlERS Nov. . and every fortnight there
af,r from GENOA "a ISMALIA.
~ ~ OELRICHS CO.. . Bowling Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20
1luanrlIi.
New York Guaranty q
indemnify Co.,

6o CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK,
Mutual Lifo Ruild:ng.
CAPITAL, e1'Vov'O""
SURPLUS, soVo'"OO
TR.NsACrs A GENERAL BANKING AnD
TRIsr COMPANY BUSINESS AND soLlo,ao
THE ACCOUNTS OF CORPORATIONS flnn''
AND INDIVIDUALS. .,1,,.r,
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS.
yDWJN PACKARD, President.
ADRIAN IsELIN. Jr., vicc.President.
CPO. r.. TURNBULL, I'd Vico-Prcsident'
Henry A. MURRAY, Treas. and sec.
NEI.ON BORL BLAND. Assist. Secretary
DIRECTORS
,n pohoock Augustus D. JuillGrd,
Frederic Cromwell. nicnau a. AioI"''''
Josiah ". Fiske. "' 80
J,.D cue.te Henry II. Rogers,
" Co,o, Henry ". Smith.
,Ns C,,s,vo,d Haven II. Mex Twombly.
49, r-,,,,n Frederick w Vanderbilt,
49,. % Henderson William c. Whitney,
Adrian Iselin. Jr. D. h0'u "-'sN''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20
CITY OF CHICAGO,
Worlds Columbian Exposition Bonds

THE CITY OF CHICAGO offers for sale 100000
her cent thirty 800 year bonds, semananal interrt
January and JULY payable at the American Exchange
national Rank New.York These bonds the amount "
as 600 ooO date January 1 1891 issued pursuant
70 on Act OF legislature ratified BY vote Of tho
ueoue and under ordnance passed by the city Council
December tA. 1890 In aid Of the Worlds Columbian Ex'
position.
Sealed bids Will he received all any portion there
% I'd u January cS'h 1892 addressed 20 the under
signed care Of American Exchange National Bank. New
YORK Full information in regard n these bonds may BE-
obtained at the Comptroer's Once in Chicago, or
n, IN. American Exchange National Bank. New York.
OIL 600 900 Of will BE- placed the market
March Ia, and another 81 600 April 1st 1892 bids
will 10 received thee also deliverable on the before
mentaned dates.
Privilege reserved Of rejecting any and all bids
II. ~ MAY. Comptroller. CITY Of CHICAGO
Care American Exchange National Bank Ncw-York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20
fcaal Notices

NJ ETROPOLFTAN TRUST COMPANY OF
NI the City of New-York. ". Bradford Bordel KIN
lua r. Il. Co.. Bradford Bordell Smethport Il. r. Co.
and Rev city s hlded Il. X Co. In thu Court - COM
mon Pleas q Mexican County. NO. o, February 4eFh 1871
FoREcLosURE sALE-The undersigned. Special
Mas:er Equity Of the Court Of Common Pleas OF Mch,A
County Tor that purpose appointed by Deere Oh aa
Court dated December lith 1c9l will sell at public ave
on 20 the highest bidder the office ~ the Bridiotd
Bordell 4 kintua 4. H. Co.. In Bradiofd Mckean Ooehy
o'clock D. M the property and franchises u the Brad
ford Bofdell knIua Il. H. Co.. consisting OF rail- lad
ton 10 Rev CITY with it, leased line, CONSISTING OF
railroad from Snp 20 SmethpOIt, with the Capital
stock of Rev CITY s s:lded X. r. Co, which owns
a line u faroad from Rev city % lIdt.d, IN an aOol'
=, 81 100 miles VI railroad. with the right OF way en-
tankment tracks fastenlngs. sidngs, turnouts switches
rails ties. spikes. water tanks. ron wya ana othei
sorehouses depots landings, machinery or an ~ ing
or lifting loading unloading cars or feiRht, ana Otnt
appurt.nanees connected herewith, machine shop aa
ali Other shops used In connection win sald allFoA M
iii machlnerv tools and fixtures therein. Also all rt
ing stock consisting Of locomotives. combination ca
II freight cars IS OF transfer true ks plSs's.s
longing TO said Rar'ad company :. A,,h ala MON.
TERMS OF SALE-rhe up>e: price az whioi salu p'0p
erty will be sold l. hN,d by sad Decree, Moi'~iie a.
si2 s33 rs. This amount must be paid a l".e~s
al 46 so at time sale In following manner sl.oVyV
cash aud Sls oi0 % in cash or Receiver. Crth.au
the balance sS 4i6y thirty days from dat o. ,ls
chas price tme In First MOftgagr lnhus " 81
will be received for such amount pro rata a. th,y s
entitled 10 proceeds Of sale In csse snyuhs :,
fixed BY said order 10 be paid In cash by nc pufeha
the time Of sale :hen paid, the said prpeiN wa
be Immediately resold without other further aase
tisement. should the purchaser at such sale pay 70.
pay he amount be paid in thirty DAYS after sad sac %
The day fixed then the amount therefore pald n III
be readyertsed and sold In the same a. 10 es
had been made GEORGE l.. ROBERTS, Special Ma,tr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20
S0UTH CAROLINA RAILWAY CO,
REORGANIZATION.

REORG AN lZAIlON.
The undersigned ReorannZat,cn tc'nn niiro Kali
way Company oiher than the first morteng" p%n M
Iii, The Tcnral Trust Company OF New, crk, w
ii.TOIE JAN. Is. 1892 after which date -ecnrn IT,
viii he received only upon such terms a. may Or wv"
cided by the Committee.
A substantial majority OF the second
mortgage bonds, under which alone
n reorganization appears practical
bic, a. well as ~ considerable amount
Of the stock and the income DOnds'
have already been deposited. ana
Steps are now being taken under the
direction of this committee TO fOre-
close the property Of the railway
FREDERIC p. OLCOTT,
GUSTAvE j. WETZLER,
r. =. SMITHERS.
OTTO IOLWENtARD.
HENRY r. TALMADGE.
COMMITTEE.
New.Yerk, Jan. 90, 1880
q. l.. ELLIS. Secretary 81 "aI-'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20

DESIGNATED LEGAL DEPOSITORY.
Interest allowed on deposits Checks pass through
Clearing House same those on City Banks.
Acts a, Executor Administrator Of Estates, ana as
Guard M Receiver Registrar Transfer and Financial
Agent for States. etc, railroads and corporations.
JOHN y. TOWNSEND President
CHARLES T. BARNEY Nice-Presdent. .
JOSEPH 4. BROWN, I'd Vce-President.
FKED'K l.. ELDtIDGE Secretary.
J. HENRY TOWNSEND. ASST Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20

NMoM LNE r v ' ND bGf, fvf ,f1
CITY OF Bi.RLIN Wednesday, January 20 $50 a. m
CITY on enc Wednesday. February s. y a. H.
City or BERLIN "Wednesday. February Y, ~ a. IN
CRY OF CHESTER Wednesday, February "A, 20 p M
From Pier 10 y. T.. adjoining Christopher--t ferry
Fist cabin $50 and upward according 70 steamer ana
location of room: Second cabin. $50 and $50: prepaid
as Stocrlge $50. INfERNATloNAi. NAVIGATION
Ia t;rnernl Agents. Bowling Green, y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20
VAPAN-CHlNA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

Steamer, leave san FNnclsco as follows:
GAELIC twlll call Honolulu 1hursday teb =, p M
BllGIC lu,su"' y ~
o. FAN lhursu"l NlINH 80 - ~
GAELIC >"VuEua1' NpsIt ~ q D. H.
p,.rlatious can De- made bv letter telegram Ia and
cabn pians seen az and 1913 Broadway. Newfork, Or
from "a RAILROAD Building. san Francisco. .
~ LELAND STANFORD President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20

Net cash bal 53l77. 1873 s1jl .061 1886 pee ~
The foreign exchanges were quiet hut rates lor
sicht drafts and cable transfers were strong ana
higher The demand for long bills was light
Following the final quotations Tor actual hlsi-
ncss BANKERS bills 81 81 81 and ~ - for long
and short sterling respectively: French francs
52I I 4 and 5.Is 81 rechmarlIs % and % 3-s;
In London British consos were strong ana
cloeed unchanged at 81 1916 for money and
0j IS for the account. There was no change IN
the monetary situation. the open market rate oil
discount remaining 7-sH2 per cent. Bar silver
was n shade lower at A. 9 cd. an ounce. Amerl-
can railway shares were dull and heavy. closing
without signs Of recovery. The Stock exchange
will be closed tomorrow. At Paris french per
cents further rallied to 9j.4j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20
THE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET.

A small sale of registered As at - was
followed by reduction of IA per cent in both
classes Of this issue, but otherwise the Govern.
mcnt bond market was firm at these closing
quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20
WHITE STAR LINE.

20 e. 80 a. m af%iSns s$9
.Maiesc Feb g 10 a. M Macstlc March ., 9 80 a. IN
sAdriatc FEB. 10, y III - 49,
From White star Dock foot Of We .ta i9 so Saloon
rates $50 and upward according to steamer and location 90
berth Excursion tickets on favorable &Im, sessso
V York Phiadephla Office 400 Walnutst , .
>oiA' '"'P IT. MAITLAND KERSEY, Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20

Actual cash in the
Treasury vaults
outstanding 49,. 49,, .,,o 90, 30 No - 1at ca
penosIts In bank l3.037942 i24l2.11I Dec. o-''JO1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20

Express Service 70 southampton london and HAM
MIC N,Cnnceut twtn-crr st1ner- OF 1910 oV
h. D. line hold, the record Tor fastest Time I" A"ouo
and the Continent Spring -sillngs, A., On
Nnrmannla .......AmH II oinnlo
April - fusrst Bisinarck' me
t,,.'.t uis,narrk Nav Augusta Victoria June .
.,c,s,a Vr,nra MAY 10 Sormannla June 10
S,ymanuia May 10 Columbia. June Is
~ a WJ,i no. ANE'IiItIAN PACKET COMPANY.
BROADWAY. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20

& I. p IrOn Noun
S.
81. 600 .......S5 10
st l. d = +
%
Glass c
1000. .....llo
South carolina
Income
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20

Total sales for the day o0t
silver 80 ~ % 10 ~ - -
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-12-28
lSOLD BY DRUGGISTS.


Band measure at numbers 1, 9, g. Price
$500 to SO inches, and 10 cents extra fol-
each additional inch.
Pills $3.50 per bottle, or three bottles
for $500, enough for one treatment
Obesity Fruit Salt 81 90 per bottle.
You can buy the Pills, Bands and Salt
direct from our stores, or by mail or ex
press
Bg Correspondence and goods for
warded in plain, sealed package.
NOTICE. DR.. Edison's Electric Belts
and Finger Rings are sold at our stores
Send for our special Electric-Belt Circu
lar, sealed.
Electric Belts s1.OO and up. Insoles
so cents per pair
LoRING & Co, Proprietors and Gen'lAgts
SO A East Washington s.. %Chicago, Ill
fnot an apothecary store, but parlor, 2l3-
B, up one flight
1929 Hamilton Place, Boston. Mass.
40 A2 West 22nd St, New York City
Cut this out and keep it. and send for oul
full eight columnl article on Obesity.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-12-28
Advice to Flock Masters.

The Home Market Bulletin, com.
mentEng upon a dispatch from
Newark, Ohio, that relates the rapid
sale OF sheep by the flock mastess OF
Licking, Knox, Guernsey, Carol and
Marrow counties in anticipation OF
the disastrous effects of the Demo
cratic free wool policy, advises farm
ers to "keep up their docks and
keep up the increase
We concur in The Home Bulletins
advice Democratic buster and Dem
ocratlc action are two very different
things; it may be, it is quite possible
that it will be, Democratic policy to
make very few changes in that Nc
kinley bill, which it's leaders de-
nounced as Infamous" when thew
were out Of power. There is not a.
Dem ocratlC statesmen who is pro-
foundly versed either in the theory
or practice of high finance. Nor is
there a Democratic journal that has
an idea on political economy of later
date than that of Golden and Bright
teachers that are now fall
ing into contempt in England itself.
One of two things is certain, either
the Democratic party will leave the
tariff pretty much as it was deliver
cred to them by Republican hands,
in which case the wool growers will
have little to fear, or it will attempt
revolutionary reconstruction, along
British and southern lines of finance,
IN which case there will be disaster of
such magnitude as to whirl it out of
power In 1896, and out of power for
another quarter of century. In the
latter event Republican protection
again will be the rule of action, and
the cost to flock masters in renewing
their diminished stock will be
greater than that of keeping it to-
gether during three or four years of
Democratic mismanagement.-Intey
Ocean.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-12-28
A Wonderful Engine.
Cannot be Surpassed.

An engine exerting surprising power
Is always a source of wonder, and yet
how many are entirely forgetful of the
existence within themselves of an en-
CINE more powerful and enduring than
any ever invented. Not perhaps until
they experience irregular pulse. heart
f1uttering, tenderness in shoulder and
arm, swollen ankles, asmathic breath
ing, weak and hungry spells, smother
ing, short breath, or pain in side when
its existence is no longer to be denied
as the pOssessor must know be has
heart disease. Mrs. LIE Bar, Fitchburg
Mich, had heart disease Is years; had
to hire house help; lived on LIQUID
food, used Dr.. Miles Heart Cure and
all symptoms left her. Continued use
cured Ter. Sold by Ed. NJ. Stapleton
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A. fame AFFAIR.
The Threatened Tragedy That Never Tool

The Threatened Tragedy That Never Took
Place.
In, his excitement his voice rose, and
the 1.-TWO men in the next room heard
him say, with startling diStinctness:
You're a liar = understand? What
you say is a foul, deliberate lie, and I
tell you so to your face"
The man in the next room, with his
chair against the door connecting the
two rooms, got up and hastily moved
away, and he and his companion waited
silently for the climax
you're a dishonest dirty scoundrel!''
went Or the voice ''Your enmity is a
greater honor than your friendship
Your associates show that"
"There'n be trouble there in min
ute" said one of the listeners. whats
the trouble about?"
Don't know" replied the other. II
didn't overhear the first of the CONVEX
sation. But I'm glad to get away from
that door--a bullet would come through
it mighty easy"
''Ifa man said that to me-" continued
s5he voice after a pause. 'I'd shoot him
kill him, if [ wasn't a
askulking coward!'
The two listeners Ijaeld their breath
uatil they heard the man in the next
Groom continue in lower voice:
That's what Irsaid to him, and"
%Ho!' sai& one of the listeners. Hes
just telling what he said to some one
Else
''What he says he said to some one
else, corrected the other. Il know the
class Chicago Tribune.