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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-29
Funeral Ofolonel Volt.

FREDERICKsBIG, VA. March Is
Special.-The funei of Colonel John
W. Woltz. whose doh was announced in
The Times, took pla Sunday afternoon
from Trinity Episcol church. the SER
vices being conductey Rev. J. c. GRAY
the pastor The ehua was crowded 10
It's full capacity. ana great many per-
sons were unable toiter. At the close
the immense throng lowed the remains
TO the cemetery, whe they were placed
in a vault. In the NJ future they will
be carried to either PTsburg or Fincas-
tie for interment. ThioIlowing is a list
of the pall-bearers: ,tive-William A.
Little, Jr.. J. p. RowE d. Cole. s ].
Quinn. r. 3. Merchai r. NJ. Aldridge.
Honorary-Mayor A. Rowe. Judge
James b. Sener. ColonJames D. Brady.
G. Wistar Wallace, VS.. White. W. ].
King. George b. Pea,n and A. NJ.
Green.
The case Of Addison ouzie. who rob-
bed the Racket store asst week, came
up IN the mayors coufto-day. Rouzie
pleaded guilty, and the ca was sent on 20
the grand jury which Gets April 5th
next. Route was commsd to iail.
The funeral tf Mrs. rthur Jenkins,
who died Saturday, tooklace yesterday
evening, and thu intermt was in the
city cemetery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-29
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. March 2s.-Flour more
active at slight concessions; winter wnea ar
low grades. S210G9 ~; patent. S44oq4,"n,
Nfinnosota clear. 50 5Od3.50: patent, S4.29
600 Southern -four dull ana weak
common 10 fair extra, S2lVg5'lo' goou 70
choice do. $3156425.
wheat duh and steady; No. red, store
and elevator 75i4@I5isc.; an0at' ,o|e
76lbc. Options were very duli ana &c
Iov-er. closing: March, T49sc.; April. Zoe;
Corn very dull ami easier, closing
stoadv. No . 507k65iikc. elevator; va
s2isc. ahoat. ungraded mixed 'Vq''c'
Ontions opened weak at &c. decline al
vanced isd4c.. and closed nrm ana uil-
changed TO &C. up. Trading moaerateW
active. March, sic; April 49'sc' May
4S7sc IN
oats dull and heavy. Options duil
and irregular: March, 379sc.; April. SSlsc.;
Nav 36lsc. Spot prices: No. ?, 3tH4w
&c. No. . white. Ad41l4c.; mixed west
ern. 37G40c: white do 4oq42c.
Wool duh and frm; domestic heece'
27d32c.: pulled 2Sd31c. $1,000.
Reef ouiet and STEADY; family, $1,000
70 30: extra mess, S7.50ds.5O; beef hams
dull and steady al $3.50; dried peer
quiet; city extra. India mess SlS.oop lo",'
cut meats dull and easier; picked bel
lies. NlU.NNfN w. a. DiNhi'h
piclled hams S12.JOG13.o0; middles quiet
and steady: short clear. Slo.75.
Lard quiet and steady; Western steam
closed at SLIGO; city, $1,000 Renned
oniet. Continent. Sl1.SO; s. A, $1,000;
compound. SiO25.
Pork fair for export and demand STEADY
old mess. SfS5OG1s75: rev mess, SlS75g
1900: extra prime nominal.
Cotton Seed Oil-Crude firm; yellow
easy and dull crude, Acc: yellow, 500
52c
Petroleum quiet and firm.
Rosin duh and steady; strained, COM
mon to good. 81 40d1 42l4.
Turpentine dun and weak at 34n3f2c.
Rice in fair demand and firm: domestic
fair to extra. 3asd6c.; japan, 4%m5c.
Foreign nominal; New Or
leans open kettle good 10 choice, firm
and fairly active at 3Oq3Sc.
Peanuts firm.
Conee-Options opened barely steady
and closed steady and unchanged 10 .
noints down; March firm and 20 points
M: March. Sl675Gl7OO; Nav. $4,000
10 10. July si615: October. $1,000; De-
cemher. $3.50. Spot Rio dull and easy;
No. :. 1Ti5c.
Sugar-Raw firm and quiet; fair re-
Nning. 3 Lice: 96-test centrifugal, 3 9-16c.
Refined In moderate demand; off A,
4 7-1Gd4 lille; standard A, 4AQ4 15-16c.;
granulated. 4Mn5 i-16c; cubes, 5a5 3-i6c.
Grain freights to Liverpool dull and
steady; cotton. It'd. grain. ID. nominal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-29
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO ILL. March 2s--May wheat
was on the bulge to-day worse than ever.
If was a feverish market. with frequent
fluctuations. the extreme covering a
range Of over 2l4c. The closing price
is i9c. higher than on the day before.
re advance. Corn was helped by the
strength in wheat and closed with a
Gain for the day OF sc. Oats gained ha
SC. Provisions were dull and did not
change much.
Cash Quotations-F'lour dull and I'M
changed No > spring wheat 77l9c.; NO.
II corn. 40isc; No. . oats. 291kG30c.; mess
nork. $17. 62i4217. s.; lard, Sl1.32l5Ql1.35
short rib sides Qoose). S10079nlOlO;
/, dry sailed shoulders tboxed), Ss3I1ea
VI. 80: short clear sides boxed, Sloooa
Nn -. ..ybfckv 81 II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-29
TOBACCO EANGE.

RICHMOND, Warren y, 1915.
Light offerings Of tot at auction on
'Dnsnee to-day; hightrice for sun
cured tObacc0s. 500.
private sales reporte the secretary
.- ne Richmond T0D.Trade to-day .
Irrapp,fs. . hogsh filters, ~;
smokers. 20. leaf Cdari, Tugs dark
-, Total. So hogshe'
The tobacco inspectports TO-DAY
inspections Bright, ltsheads' DARK
Ia hoesheads and . IS. Felnspec-
l.n. Bright, I hogsh
sl.tr-. Shockoe. US, Farmers
tN.-hany. Scabrook'ld Dominion
,...r. Bavenp0rt's g. lrs' and Cren-
.t.r.s tobacco wares report TO-
Esq Receipts, 112 pies; deliveries
Trft.d states interevenue collec-
t..,. fer the city of nOnd, Va, to-
..r. CIGARS and cites. SiVitW;
bind, +,bsccos. s.. NSS.dotal, S3.CG.0b.
small sale of loright tobaccos
etelhurne's ware today all
...J colory tObaccos high.
very fine sale at fine prices at
tf. Planters warehopday.
-t..lfoe warehouse .. 200 pounds
.... I.,sa tobaccOs t( highest price,
s.ls.
Cf.yshaw' s. warohoud 1850 POUNDS
.r. loose tobaccos u hiBhes' Pii'o'
-l. A.
Our Colonel Thoma Davis. OF the
Davis Brothers Comihas arrived al
t.m. again. lie shat about -
r.r cent Of the crolhe Henderson
.r CD section has marketed ana
r.re SIS 80 improvein the breaks.
f .eirts are light. wereat scarcity
~ wrappers. and thebeing sold are
NJ "a uondcscript char
Herisfered az the roo Exchange
today r. L. Worthwhile: w. J..
Cartwright. A. J. r. Buckingham;
D b. Morris. AlDema'. ). {. Goode'
GHiafnsyAe, A. Forchlapd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-29

~, oa bales; exports to Great Birth.
i5,O4 bales. France. 55l bales; Contint,
i3,S32 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. March 2S.-Futus
steady; sales I15lO0 bales: March. 81
April. SOS. May. Sis: June, S.l5; Ju,
SD; August, $50. September, SIS: g
tober, SIG; November, SIT, DecembS
$40.
GALVESTON. March 2s Cotton d.
and lower middling. Sas; net receipt
1870 bales, sales SIS bales, stock, 6i,Sl
bales.
NORFOLK, March 2s--Cotton quiet
middling. 81, net receipts. 1867 bales
sales, 4i4 bales; stock. 43.l7b bales; coast
wise, aai bales.
BALTIMORE. March 2s.-Cotton nomi
nal; midding. o; gross receipts, ~ bales
stock. 1855 bales.
BOSTON. March '2S-Cotton quiet
middling. : 11-I6: net receipts, 40 bales
gross receipts. 1850 bales.
WILMfNGTON. March 2s.-Cotto
duh and nominal; middling. 50 net re
ceipts. 10 bales: stock. 1852 paies
Coastwise. 20 Bales.
PHILADELPHIA. March 2S-Cotto
steady. middling. 9 SIG, net receipts
iS5 bales. gross receipts. 42O bales; stoch
1i.329 bales -.
SAVANNAH. March 2s.-Cotton auie'
middiing. SIX: net receipts, 1,o3l oales
gross receipts. lO45 bales; sales, ~
bales; stock. J7,7sJ bales; Coast"is'
275 bales. c...
NEW ORLEANS, March 2s.-Cotto
opened steady and closed quiet; middilnl
Sis: net receipts $3.50 bales gross re
CENTS. 7.I3O bales. sales, 3,3'o paies
stock. 2S4, 502 bales; Great Britain, IZ'l4
bales.
MOBILE. March 2s.--Cotton easy; mic
ding. Si.; net receipts. 3Sl bales saie'
800 bales: stock, 2G,514 bales; Coastwis'
ATLANTA. GA, March es.-Cotto
cuiet: middlng. 5. receipts. 7S bales.
MEMPHIS. March 2S.-Cotton qul'
and steady: middling. SIS: net receipt
h97 bales gross receipts, S6o Daies' saie
bales: stock. 94,543 bales.
AUGUSTA. March 2S-Cotton steaoN
rniddNng. SIX: net receipts. ~ paie'
sales. 100 bales stock. 32,9il bales.
CHARI ESTON, March 2S.-Cotton non
inai: niddling. Sst. net receipts, "a oaie'
stock. 20 51i bales Coastwise, 20 paIea
CINCINNATI, March 2S-Cotton que
middling So. net receipts, 60 bales
stock. 4. SOi bales.
LOUISVILLE, March 2S.-Cotton que
middling, o. -,
midaling. So: net receipts. ~ oale'
| gross receipts, 1,027 bales; sales. q
bales: stock. 0s9Ol bales.
HOUSTON, March 2S-Cotton easy
middling SIX; net receipts l@o Dare
sales, 220 bales; stock. 20.44S bales
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-29
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Closing QUOTATIONS OF
d" MONEY.
oo.r,n~. and sale. At the Richmond To-
,,,,,.prc internal Revenue
collection. Foreign Ad'iecs'

,.,ex March 2S-Money on
NFN , easy. ranging from 10 =
can mas Hast loan a. Pa rr cent. and
per c'N'' .s at ~ per cent; prime
'iosi"- .. ..,rrr. 601 per cent. Sterling
NOR 'a'' ffm. posted rates, 4S1@iS9.
cNcha'-' mills. 4S5aiSsk Govern
comm avn. SouihernlState bonds
mont railroad bonds lreguiar.
h.e. .k market was QnAt again to-
t a hrm undertont continued
.''. .terize the dealings In the gem
..t OWING 10 the easy working OF
''' markets. falling on OF gold
' ,. and the improvement reported
..,r.rcs Of the Tailroas. These
... tend 90 make mny Of the
.~sls who have hitheto occupied
....e rosiUon take nore hopeful
20 the situation. and ppChases for
..r,unt are chiefly RESPONSIBLE for
.. 81, certain stocks % the other
.ro of8 bear combinat n. Of which
.,,.k Is Che accredited head, CON
81, feel The market forveak spots.
t,-a.v r.-tnuns and cate Feeding.
,. rnsarl and Reading we're raided
..,b "a eorf amount OF s'ccss Disull-
aud cattle Feeders sod down tx
q,t Sew England x t. 2Si5 and
.,...i-- 1f. % 2gg. andh TIE specialties
...
..-, fu-s. % luIa, on pc decision rem
a.r.. ir favor Of the company in the
....nsl Feeder ca Manhattan
.~..i from l@a. 90 l,,. but declined
g., rcl. when 10 becameknown that the
-...r transit commissic had adjourned
without action. Hockir Coal and Iron
-.se Pm 20'5 United Stas Rubber drop
..4 a.. per cent. and raied 20 - Jer-
..r Central advanced 1910 1903 and re-
.r.l Oh 40. The genial list improved
to1 per cent. with Cfago Gas, Lack
.earra and National Cciage I'm the lead.
I.t subsequently, lost pa Of the improve
rt The Western raNays and Sugar,
-.rf4rc. Lead and Wcarn Union were
.t...,hlv firm. Thedealings were
... moderate. only 20iOoo shares
.rring hands. List stocks figured
t.- $4,000 shares and listed for 10000
Shares. The market osed steady in
tlna Tor a majority ~ leading shares.
Treasury Balanccs-in, S13,0i9,OO0'
currency, $50. 2-Jooo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-29
STATE or NEW YORK, }

STATE or New York;
CITY or New YORK. ss'
BE ii remembered, that on the list day Of
March, 1928 az The city Aforesaid. before me-
CHARLES EDGAR Mills q commissioner FOR
Virginia, resident OF the said city, duly com
missioned and qualified under the laws OF the
State Of Virginia TO take acknowledgements TO
instruments under seal. &c, personally APP
peared Thomas ID. JORDAN, Comptroller, and
EQUITABLE LIfE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE
UNITED STATS. life insurance company OF
New York. who being sworn, deposs and say,
and each for himself says. that they are the
above described officers OF the said company.
On ! that the foregoing Is true and corr ect
statement of the actual condition of said cor
porati on he last day OF its fiscal year. to-
wit: the 3ist pay of December. isse, according
TO the best OF their knowledge, information
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-29
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. March 2S.-Noon.-Cotton
I'm Increased demand and prices steady'
American uiddling. AS, sales. sWV oaIes'
American. 100 bales; speculation ana eN-
MORT onO bales: receipts. D,joO bales
an American. Futures firm and in fair
demand: April-May. i 42-6iaf f-Gt'
Mav-June. 4 43-Gid4 AGA; June-Ju iy
4 4i-Gf64 4S-G4: July-August, 4o-ot@
1 1904: August September. 46-O44
4 4o-Gt. September october. ~ D4H
( 47-64; October November, 42-O4g
1864. ,,,.
"a Z. M.-American middiing fair ~ ;
good middhng, =; mddling. As; low MD
dlirp A.. good ordinary. Az; ordinary
7I6: March. 45-64a4 46~6i' March
April. 4 44-Gia4 1874; April May, 500
AZ 1855: May-June. 4 AGA, sellers {;
Iune-July. : 4s-64 buyers; July-August.
4 49-6fd4 1904; August-Septemoer'+ 4c,%t
al 5o-c4. eptember-October, 41-An
{ 4S-64. October November. 4o-o49
4 1904. Futures closed steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-29
LIE COTTOkKETs.

NEW YORK. Ma-Spot cotton
easy Hales. 800 balidling. SIS; do.
N'lreEs,' els, low nj : 3-i6; good
"i9iuary. ~. FuNOsed steady;
Saies' $500 bales ;lber, $40: De-
,.,.iNper' 80: March.d: April, S27;
pay. S.37; June, 50 $50; August,
80, September. S4aer, S.45.
! ne total consolidst receipts at
ports to-day W SO bales, ex-
itoes. 70 Great Britats bales; Con-
To,. 5lz bales; st(s93 bales.
80 lar thls-Net receipts,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-29
GRAIN AND COTeXcHANGE.
RICHMOND. Nrch 2s. 1893.

offerings Wheat ysheis' oats
J NN bushels.
Quotations Wheatperry, i'c. 10
1sc mixed. 7sc. 10 hortberry. zoe.
20 7,.. No. . red. ne. Corn
White. Virginia tbal BIC. TO DE;
$50. white, bic. tc No. 2 mixed,
4Ie TO SOC. Wints Qor seed,
nominal. No. 2 misc. 10 @skc.'
~. 3 mIEed. 3Gc. % aye. Coo. 70 GJc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-29
PORT OfRICHMOND. March IS, 1898.
ARRIVED.

PORT OiRICHMOND, March 2S, 1898.
ARRIVED.
SchoonerA. T. Crockett. Thorndike,
Rockland ne. Warner Moore & Co.;
schooner ia r. Holiday Moore, Car
teret, n. fertilizer. W. II. Curtis d
CO.
SAILED.
Schooner IN d. Paige. Haley. Phila-
delphia, raiad ties. vessel Curtis IL
Parker; schoer +. r. Emerson, Smith,
Boston. coke,essel D. O'Sullivan.
LAMBERTS'OIN1' MARCH %. 1898.
COALEp
Steamship ntiac, from Boston FOR
Savannah
RRIVED.
Schooners Be Wooster, r. S. New
man. Willie Higgins. George Bailey,
b. F. Walker, ,hn II. Plat. Henry r.
Congdon and 4elle Phinney.
oADED.
Schooners j. Teel and Eagle Wing,
Portland
Schooner jenny. RICHTER, Providence.
Barge Hudson,Iubokcn.
Barge Venus, Evidence.
PORT OF IVES FONT. MARCH 2S, 1898.
AIlVED.
Steamship Charte. Geogher1n. Balti-
more passengers d general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-29
Amount Of losses
and claims OH
policies paid d.
Ing The year,

Whist amount OF assessments. premiums. dues
and fees we 6. collected or securd in Viz
GINA during the year, in cash and notes or
credits without anv deduction tor losses
dividends, commissions. or o her expenses
Answer-tash. t333,Sis35; notes or credits,
none: total, s333.3iS3a
THOMAS ID. JORDAN. Comptroller.
W. ALEXANDER, Secretary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-29

Wa b,ys . thousand certificates like the
above. p.;ea
o, csnts' Dealers can get Il from all the whole,
:. -. T,rg and tirocery houses in Richmond
and from JAMES BAILEY 4 Son. our Baltimore
agents go - H., an. h.la;,o
tg-special mailing packages n IN. noidihs
more for IS cents in stamps' Aaafes
THB PvLK KILLER DRUG COMPANY.
,,h,l.sm RICH M ON D.Xk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-29
ST. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS. MO. March 2s-Flour
quiet. steady and unchanged.
Wheat was unsettled and irregular.
closing Nc. below yesterday; No. 2 red
cash. 64c.; April, G4iac.; May. 66hc.
f Corn followed wheat. closing &c. lower
to Nc. up; No. 2 mixed cash. 36c., April.
2G2.c. May, 3Sc.
/ Oats-No. . cash lower at SOC; May
higher at 3INc.
Bagging and cotton ties unchanged.
Whisky, S1.1I.
Provisions quiet steady and unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-29

medium, si85Q4.Oo; others. st0on4.oo;
Texans. $2.G5d4.45 Gamers. S2.ioa2Do'
native cows. S3T5dii0.
Hogs-ReceIpts, 10000; shipments. 1000:
market slow and weak; common ana
mixed. S7OO47. 10: prime heavy and butch
ers'. S7.50d7 .G5 light sG.30q133.
Sheep-Receipts. $4,000; shipments, 100;
market active and strong: natives, S4.5On
CPS; Western. s5.i5d5.4O: Texans. Sf.JOg
40. lambs. St5OnB.ln
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-29
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, O., March 2S.-Flour
sy
Wheat easy; No. red. G7MGGsc.
corn barely steady; No. > mixed, 424
&c.
ats in fair demand; No. mixed, 34Q
&c.
)rk quiet at $500.
ud firm at $ll00.
dix meats in light demand at 10000
10Y. -
ION steady at $11.55dl1.62i5.
Nsky in good demand and steady at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-29
LIVE sTocEk MARKET

UNION STOCK YAkps' Ill; Msren
2S.--The Evening JONI ooo. ,,,sr.
tie--Receipts. $500, shye sn e. snsas ~.
ket slow and weak; toll Ices s''Vs'''0''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-29
WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON.
WNIINGTON. y. c.. March rs
Rosidun: strained, sl.0j, good strained.
$1.10
Tu.ntine dull at 31c.
Taiteady at $1.00.
Cru turpentIne steady; hard, sl00;
soft 4 virgin, $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-29

CHARLESTON.
CHfLESTON. s. c.. March 2s.-Tur-
pentin dull and nominal and nothing
doing BIC.
Rosiidut and nominal and nothing
doing Isl 20 for good strained.
SAVANNAH.
SAVfNAH. GA, March 2S.-Turpen-
tine-N1ing doing.
Rosinrm at S1.15.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-29

EMULsloN OopWWii WITH H 0
UypOpHOsPHITES OF LIME AND SODA
Ne have prepared this emulsion for the past
t.n Years Its superiority over all others -
tested every one vao has ussd IT, s rof
III actin diseases Price 80 cents and 81 per
bottle For sale at eli drug-stores, Do not
H. persuaded 10 try any other; Ask Tor shas
made by PURCELL i.ADD %;
nnrr,I kichmoni. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-29
ABINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIAJRE ALMANAC. March %, 1903.
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Storm Prophet Hicks Paper.

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The Tariff wreCkers at Work.

The new tariff bill that has been
in process of incubation by the Dem
cratic ways aud means committee
has at last been given to the public,
and sorry mess they've made of it
for Americrican industries, The
protective features of the Mckinley
bill have been entirely wiped out,
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erything that is any account to our
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NEWsY NOTES.

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A Lancaster constable has brought suit
against the county for fees due him. I'm
der the Brooks License Law he was COM
PEELED to visit all places where liquor is
sold, but the law failed to provide any
compensation for such services. He
claims that he is clearly entitled to mile
age and so much fee for each visit, aud
the Commissioners refusing TO allow his
claim of two hundred and thirty seven
dollars and ffty cents, he has begun
an action. This is the first case of the
kind and if this constable recovers, each
constable in the Commonwealth will
come for pay for similar services.
DR.. n. c. Schaeffer the State Supt. of
Public Instruction, writes editorially in
the current number of the Pennsylvania
School Journal: "a visit to the State
Normal School at Edinboro revealed an
attendance of over 100 students. Ofthese
ITO are prepared to teach and the rest are
in the Model School, The students are
earnest and exceedingly well behaved.
The professors are enthusiastic and har-
monious. Among them is Miss Anna
Buckbee, whose fame as a teacher has
reached all parts of the commonwealth.
The Superintendent of the model school
reports that pupils from the town schools
are seeking admission into his depart
ment. Edinboro is beautiful town, free
from the temptations of large cities, and
well adapted to be the seat of flourish
ing school. The buildings and the dis
cipline have been much improved in re-
cent years.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-11-29
November Days.

November is a month of rainy, disa-
greeable days. The damp cold air pene-
trates everywhere and chills the blood,
laying the system open TO the danger OF
colds, pneumonia and kindred COM
plants. There is but one remedy that
stimulates the system and fortities il
against such attacks, and that is whiskey.
Not such whiskey as is generally PALM
ed on the public, but whiskey of known
purity and quality. Such a whiskey is
Klein's Silver Age, Duquesne or Bear
Creek Ryes. These whiskeys have been
before the public for many years and
ind favor wherever purity is required
Physicians prescribe them hospitals use
them, and every reputable dealer sells
them. They are for sale at Sl.50, Sl.25,
and Sl.00 per quart respectfully. Send
for catalogue and price list of all liquors
mailed free. All goods neatly boxed and
expressed anywhere. Address, Max
Klein, 81 Federal street, Allegheny, Pa