davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
,ures of the last previous statement

With the figures Vi '''' '"'' p'''"' ''''e'''''''
as follows; Aori, %. April 2G. p.rcrc,css
,Jd on hand. 500 I+'"oi sloo' OSl Dec. 7'"
s Ssa G2c: l5s5:s Sii!a icS, Hss ss % e. f
.e,s., cash in tanl,e 're
over ogtsand'S se7 AL s127eoa 500 Inc sI2a7o
ceri,c',rSs'b ,S bank T5c ii5 i7iiS05 Inc i5Gi59
..s, bal sisa 45i se2 $i3oci5 7ei Inc sies SO
r~, foreign EXCHANGES were quiet. bu; strong
a slightly higher. Rates on Paris were strong
sn hut this advance may have been due simply
e'',over rates for sterling exchange in ParlS.
70 ,hole market was firm. but large shipments
III were not indicated Appended are final
WsS,stions Tor actual business: Hankers bills,
eu~y.%IMS4S7i, and 81 SS;2N& SS94 for long and
Ssrt sterling respectively French francs. 1l7is
ss:iS.: rechsmarks, % 5-lGq9149SSs ana % n-l0.
FOREIGN MARKETS
-,o governors Of the Bank Of England at their
III. meeting mad" 10 change in its minimum
W. w. ~ discount. which remains ut per cent.
Tn week the bank gained fMlG@2 bullion an f.
'nr,nortion Of reserve to liability was raised
" s3 q TO G5.75 per cent against reduction
". Az "a 10 1888 per cent in the corresponding
pssk pk last year. when the discount rate was un-
Ranged at 81. per cent. To-day the. bank
s.Srsd JOS 000 on balance. At the London Stock
snhance British COnSols We're weak IN the
hv,, dealings. but they closed unchanged at
ssMn sSn for money and 100 3-16 for the account In
Ss open market money vas steady at ll-leN Is
m us cant for discounts and distinctly de1ler at
w'ais. per cent for bankers balances. bar
- rgcedod 4 small fraction To % 3-l6d. an
s"nce American railway shares were du!l
os ou. ,.aak and the closing was without rally.
s q. paris French per cents advanced further a
saw n centrles to 99.9212. sight exchange on Lon
~ falling abruptly 10 25.l9 francs to the /
.r,,rc The weekly statement Of the Bank OF
snce showed an increase in specie OF l9.3oOOOO
t.ncs gold and 2675.0o0 francs silver. That of
re Imperial Bank of Germany showed an IN
us .re,se in specie of 90, ,903. 600 marks.
~" Stockholders Of the Credit LyOnais. Paris.
=. heir annual meeting on April 10 approved
%. o. nronosition to increase the banks capt. n
,nN mn Oo francs IL Is stated that when collected
~ viii hiring up the paid-in capital to 10000" 600
tr.,os n besides which there are 40,00OOOO francs
reserve
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
N. Y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Trains leave foot OK West i2d-si rs follows 10 minutes
earlier from Frankn-st 1900. ,.-,,-
80 A. ,da.ly except sunday for Waikiki VALLEY
T. L. satc~s MddletuWn Ellcrylie. Fallshurs. Liter y
Cagl lndae scranton. Walton. D@ht. Sidney Nor~icn
Utica. Rome. oneida. Fulton. OsWcgo
3:lj p II. (eScepi sundav'. sullivan Co Expfess Tor
Xn!Sil Valley silrpad stations. Campbell Hall! Middle
town ElerviiIe Mountain Dale" C~ntrvlle Tallsburs.
iurey01llc. Liberty Fans. Liberty. Paksvnle. and L'-
~ H. NJ ,dall,o Mlddletovn. Summltyie. rallsburs.
Iihsrty lyingS,on Maro,. Rocklari. Walton sidney.
Norwich. Oneida Fulton Oswrso Niagara Falls. Detroit
Tickets and Pullman accumulation. at 81 broadway.
' ~ j. C. ANDERSON @. p A..
sc E-.l.er-st. Sew-Tork
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
CITY OF ST. LOUIS.
PROPOSALS FOR
FOUR PEP CENT 20-YEAR GOLD RENEWAL BONDS.
MAYORS OFFICE.
ST Lofts. Aplh 9Th. iSai

.x ,.,,.,,-, ~ i. NJ" g., ~ ,'',i,nr
Rl WIKI l. OF Ordinance No. li'tf'' au'iol-
izins sail. renewal of tho tiiy
CT st louis slioi proposals for purchase x twp
million dollars 81 uvo,Ss four hundf'I e"N"n ibh-
tanl pounds Sterling liI IN faa bonds hereinafter
described rflon ine~; 81 fne
Nj ff. - cllrN
,..i, ,l.tl
i,y ,i. MI rs,s,,i -, ~, a ,i,ca -,,l h.tr
bonds = dated juno 1894. anl vii 'cca
or .ioo s,er,inr ns The bidder may eject PAYABLE t.n'y
fa,, ,.,rs f,~ t..~ ls,. and vtl .ar interest f.n
,Ior Ho,c - ,t -9, - 90 ,t no- rer, p.r arnun
,..,I ,rr,,l ,.,.-.s ',' r.,,i. o the l.i dav Z
innr ana ne .'n,"r ''p",''.!F '. i W ,r'v,,ie r 80
i9e"s II We ~. -" t o., ,,i nj 9l ,r,er.st t6sfc,f
Siu he pa ~ the p,i ~ NE holder either AZ ,h~
..srfcN'II tA>-E Gr '.nN,fFu,E ~ NEW YORK. IN
'f'',' ',L'.
hn1k = sc''lena linii - 81 ~. ,l ,,,,d
lhfinhi. ~ - 80. -, tr. l.nnr,' nation =
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
NO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE PRES.

rI>O THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE IhEN
/ IpE.;T MANAGLit- AAD COMIANl Hf I'M
I,ELAWAPF AND III B~ON 'ANAl. FMlA ~ ..,.
r,c.,,t, .,oc.ln,i~fr the i'r'sfi"h'
"a -, auv ~, IN. llaware and iuds N Canal Complny
!. Lorrbr specially called t' iHpos" "4 coy
,onr mon n rr.,YsIt..n Iarrcu~o the 'nlih r''
~ ea,d company from Thirty Milton Dolin,f ts pf'1'
p.,,,, 20 rhrv-agc Million pollars huch inIf'"-r :"
Nv, sfion DOLLARS 10 %, divided into Fify Thou-ani
shares " ono Hundred Dollars 'a,h. , ..
an m No Il Cortigndt street. III "a. ny 80, N'M
T'k an r,lesdny day o May. 1871 az j. clJc"
no0a. ,.., ,.o,
b'''u -, -. r',rc%ei, cornelius VANDERBILT
Wui'r,n ~ TinChast. AlcAa i-'I ,. IL
Alfred Van Santv1ord hhhl ~ ~. ltl'""
James y. Ro0q"fc '''''i' ~ 'iil r.H''.'
4 minority - The Managers ~ said 'oniinnf.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
U.yTiMonE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

r,rmIvnv. VW-sITI;IV1,ss0N. nj 'Ulu1Aco clNciN.
NAT 81 LoTis M styic ANR A+ * r2T+i A nAfSs TEsT
- n I'D la;ls night & c., PiTTnNH.RG ni.;c i'o P M.
Weesd@!s G;o9 p sY1I,y; ~ 7+9 n WASHING;
6 100 TX SUM. oo Dining carr, GOO p 81. sunday.
7.so, i2l5 msh,. An trains daily e,ceptt 500 p. "
NEw. .oilLENNs 800 NJ. daily. through sleeping ca:
illuminated by pintsch Light Office IL: col, as J. ,i
broadway ri East 14,h-st. 400 Grandst y. Y: -,
{, y 7
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
or,-,cr or THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL
VI - COMPANY. ~
NEW YORK. March joih, lN?!,
ry,IJE ANNUAL. MEETING OF the StocKhohi'
.,. =, tho Donwarc anN iIudson Canal Conipany VIII
he hold n; the Office h" 'uHipan' - ',,lnnun.s,;'
- III civ on Tucsda-. the Sii day ot May next
-. ,h n,ccon OK Manager and ~ other business
pc. viii 10, opened ri, Twelve O'Clock ho'h anu re-
., a., nnrn Tor ~ least o1s hour, . -. -.
' rrroson will be .ibmi,.i fo- an Increase ~ @ ,na
'c,n.b ~ thiry-nv" millions n dollars tne pro-
"a. q, no used IN retiring the bonds fang que oe'2neI
ia, $50, and any balance remaining over 10 oe p"u '
,te oo,npnny's trinsiry.
a ,,u attendance Is requested
The uans,r, ae,r,ssv Anil 2etn 1894. until the morning
Of Wednesday. May Hh
" pv order of the Board ~ Na5nzsrf
bS o''e' VI Wv + u oLYPHANT. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
NIL. L.ChiW AND WESTERN II. II.
Stations in Nrw-YorlS foot Of Barclay and
Chri~tophcr Streets.
IEsTIDt LED TRAINS. III tinNN HtFfEf
to,turs plNVsCU EIGHT,

Direct .,..r O., %tAA~h. BLOOMFIELD. MONTcLNu.
ltfr Bt,AtGf.S summit E'4na 'isNil!". rH,Ais
Eiax.. Mat .an M,uis'NNn. Fas-atc. Paterson Boon.
t, i.,.r Sfunpr. INJDS lake. LAKE no
INrrONG iIa,t.t'.f.yn. .,'!!OOl.i..S : NOl NIAiN
Wn.ninsi.n P.ifiLIP>HuRi. EASruN. WAfE!
car ~TI.pt-'~lit KG. l,.unD Noun. .n-. HCEAN-
fHX piI,fsTDN WiIKl,~HA1ult. NNSTIcollt
nASVIlLE NoHriIt tMp4RLANp M'nw,'c LING
IfANfpN oNFtl;b. NORWICH. NatciNll', UTICA.
TIChrlELn, SrE'NG,r, cor'aga ~ E't In ~,
BATH nANSylLLE. 81 EF,\II9 -. ,\II9 @gsL Ill poir;s
% 4 M-EiNilGANrON MAIL alops at prime pat
ZOO 4. 81 w.rrNlo. SCRANTON, nlNGlAMroN
r-T;if'N SYlthGt 81 auI OSMi;'iO EXPRESS. pull
man iilg.t Itt'r cars Connects Buffalo with
,r,n ,,r Chicagn. arriving ";2O q. next morning.
iso p M-sCENNrpN. HiNGHAMTON and EI.MlRA
ana T. SefiNNTON WiLKrsnARRE AMI PLYM-
o,'.rU is PRESS Pullman paiior ,lrs.
"a y n ,pa .f,f-lH FFAl.p. - RAMON BISGlIAN-
roN tui TI.NIVA LIMITED ENTREES Pullman
I,uret Sl.oio'e Ar;iNts at : - q. ~.
goo T. ~ DAILY BUFFALO. scRAETON BINGHAM
ToN UTICA. sYR,rl'SE and OSWEGO EXPRESS.
Pulman Buffet Seepera , . -
TiCKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS At n
NnrnV-s and i21 Broadwa'. Tickets AZ ferry stations.
~ ana 0i2 ladwly - West l2'ih -. 20 Columbus
ave- Nen -iers' '"N ana '2G Fron-st ant ~ Broadway.
1hlyn. Time tables. giving full nioFm'tion at All sta
tlus. ..,,
check hngsaae from hoel residence 10 destlr4tion
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW JERSEY
tAith,ac.te Goa! ps'l exc!us!.e'yD
I-.nr ,rorrs Automt'ic ulock Signals.

v,ur tracks Automatic ulock Srnals
Tfalus nta station Foot II Liberty D., g..
ror Tast1n netu~hem. ihea'o"n M"u,n, "' ",lo "a 90
I'm r., y.lO III - - Ias'0nl A. NJ l;lu; -,
:, i',.'i 70 "a : 20 to AentoNn. 2. NJ sundays
7n ~ 4 81 100 $40 r NJ o,o VI
F1r V.toehnrro pl'is,on and scranton. 9'io - ''''
TO - l.aj p Il surdays 40 4 n ,oo n
10 lo "a. ~ 70 "a i2t' NJ 1si- 1.is nisht
- U,,,isl,-y M t:3o 800 9.i0 A.. ~. llo ~
zoo - T. ~ l-:i5 night. sundays. 100 ''o l. M
Fo- sinhnrv row.hr- ma Willsr.port ~ cn, 4 sat
(, ia VI 10 30 - ". :" - NJ. 1922 ~.
udav nis iuad., ~ NJ 70 p y Ai,TS' iT'lS 20 1S ps'r,
r..,sor, 70 s.,5 II % \ VI l.3o ~ q ~ % heo
nonN 500 4 20 = 7s Rod lan0. 6.l3 D. N S.n'
d.,s except ocean Grove end Ashury far" o'O0 ~ :"
T1T i.AKrW0On.
1aO S.iJ 4 NJ. i.45 $40. 40 r IL =, -. .., u,-
For t'.minrle, ON, x y, 20 r. NJ
For A,i9a,c Ci,y vlnelnnd ami Eridse'on 40 A. d.
r,- worr,or.h 70. ch cootrgtt and HlEh,sni beecn.
4 20 Is ~ IN 4 " 80 i:A3. 900 ~ = D. S"'
lavs 900 ~. 80 +.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
ROYAL BLUE LINE

10 rHuAnrfPif'A BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
lyr II..A,l-lyn4a, Gays. 49, %. 3l'. lo-o
,Ulnas taJ \. Nj. 50. 80 80 t5dHe' fa5.', az
nlybi SUNDAY 30 9.OD II 30 uDMlng can 4. NJ,
20 2 oO DINING can. 7.1O y II. II 10 night. - , .,
p.ttt..r. .frI Wnsirg' days. 200. II
d,nins Carl A. ". 30, 300 800 ON ng Carl soy SOY
7 II iofI a'g ga. Sunlafs. 200 u .5D ta'..ns a. ~
NJ. 30 5oO C1'nne Cl1. 20 r ~. -, nshIt.:o
Pei A., aIL ITO 9e2 broadway. -; o,h Ave. 81
I'ts, If,h - l3i f1et '2i'N s. :'i W,St l"in -,
o., cr,n,lf.s A.. New York: Court g. SEQ Frl'1n
s., r-ootlva: o. p'paivay WiLnrsi,.rS The Ne".
* Trar-s,r C.r-p.rv WY ca fur AID cheek llgs@s'
:. f, ho..I . fes. lc'.c % ac. lnai'on
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

II JIEDFEAN IINANVIH" "I''I'1'T'''
London April &c 40 p. m.-Consois lO0. f"r money
100 3lG the account; New-N ork. Jennsf lFana
Ohio mortgage bonds ~; Canadian Pdcin' u's
Erie Gi.. DO second consols So Illinois Central -.
Mexican ordinary. l1is s. Paul common N'.s. New
York Central lO2 Prnnsy!vnna. 5lE k"ading. lv Mex
can Central new per bonds. 514 AichEon com
mon l4 The amount of bullion gone into ihe Bank OF
England balance to-day * i2Sop Money "a :
per cent The ratc Of dlscount in the market FOR
both shor, and three months bills a i. per cont
Paris April 2G-The weekly statement of the Hank of
Of l955OOOO francs IN gold and
2G75.cCD francs In silver.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27

DvpRTigEMENTs hNp srBsCWpTlUNs FOR
"A TIIc NEW,Yo&H IRIBI AZ W!tL ~ ~.
Nay - nor,h y TAFT s.,-t ana ..b' ~, *.
ixhthava s. {. Gomez TSsnty hi-ss i52 S.>i-are
Isl Foartn-avc.. Fourteenlh-st .C0 ThTd.sye
,crp.r Norty-sevenh-a lGaC rhlrt-aye.. sixty
nrsst. i70s Fmst-sye iO5 West Forty second ~:
~ Avenue A. 13.S Ihirc ave - west
ourteenth-st 25T West Forysecond st.: J3t Thfd-s'c
33S Third-aye. 2o5l Third-ave between one-hunded-
nrd twelfth OaehUnirp. a nd -thffeea.h SIS
AZ the HARLEM OFFICES. iSo Ess, onv-haadi ea.and-
gentvffth-s: 2i3 Wcst Onc-hundrcd-ani i-'weniv-lth
st. and 40 West nf,h-st up 10
1. m. regular ofcs
once for afvs"te'nents Norfolk street. Strand
W. c., London. England.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
financial elections.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the Amman
i ,fa.,,,s - ,h. Stockholders of the EI.W-lONk.
1HIc,GO AND sT. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPNNs, isr
nc election Directors ana o:hsr g.nr "' o o. .,
h,i1 a, q o'roct n NJ W'dnesin}. May a. lSci' al
,hc Companys principal o:i-c IN Cl"v"l4hi ONO ,
t'' N"''F"''' ' ALLYN COS. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
Gcttnres an0 Girclinss.

n TARTERI.Y MEETING of The AMERICAN
~ INSTITUTE. May 3, at ~. il5 West 5sth.st, AZ
o. COCK p m. IQLIs j. LAll! !! l- 80 .rx iary. 2. -.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
Storage.

= MORGAN & BROTHERS -
a stor,ce Warehoase ~ 236 Wet sths... near
isroadvuy: branch office. ..sN!nston-aNc and aI-s'-
truaf..fp rooms offN4.s and
.hupng attenacl to padded VANS FOR MOVING W cii Or
country: steam cls'aots inspection invited tei"siYne
lJ :sth-si.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
Railroads.
pennsyIvani
b RAILROAD.


Iu Eject February 10th, Iso4.
9vV Io',, d" "a .'' ,;,.i%>:1I1HIA Ll3I.
anG ocssrs@iof tas, ir.yes Gaicaso 4 A. AL S,e,s.
2oo 4. VI. CHICAGO A%D 81. LoCIs EAFhII'ssS''- -
we. ana cAcaso Arrive G!nc,nnau io''o a. Al D.
GOO = ". WEsTGR% s,eep,a; ,yl'T:;
.nd hrins, Car! che.sn aDd CiS'er,at n,.t asy
-s ''r"' =. Il l' s5AYfAwfFsTPS s. NJ fh!:aP 4. ~
Sl'opnr ar' Dining Cars 10 C,rc'n"h', a't p y, Vi
& lasi. a. &. second morn.ng ,,. e,...
500 T.. y. rAciYic EMPRESS Pullman bufS' 7sT S,e"p
nv orl ''ie,,'o7i -.~,,. sr,ur,iay >,.r,,
naLTTNoRE. WASHINGTON ANp TEE SHGVITi5
ccgse:sona. Lip.,st n PAri2ir f2i is P%ns nsas
s plror sad Dnins Carsj. $50 " 1Din"s CA''' o''0
ato y. VI R.Anond and Danyilir E12les.s da.}}; d,as}}i;
,k.p'Fs q Ansusta Tampa ana -" <, Aus,tine
":i1 Tn,on:a fln flec,a3 and pr,ns S'ysyii cars
chah.5 RG;tc, a NJ weekdays. and "''h '"'o'S"
ALLfNTIc COAST LiNE. o.ao u daiy s,,sp@fF' ,Y 70
Tampa. Jacs s-ouNie. ana charleston SO L. ~ u-"''
r s''R@rLi RRTL&NF Fa Ta T 'n5 20 '''' NJ ' Tccdss vn
ror ahGsff csTn iiRY. iiiIl. f1o p. M' ueckaov.
t9r Lonr bsarch As9nry arx Ueean GF2Ve nI snl ,
Pl''S2" w. 30 A. NJ 5,ys lG9 nS?ss 9.,s g. ~ SIS p
do no; stop ASbury Park anf Ocean Grove o."
FOR PnILADELpItIA. United,
: so , T. n Il K M ni9n. s"nda,s Elprc.s eii s@o
.. $50 90 Lint"d,. 1000 \. Nj. :" J. 4;3o D. t. ''f''
Ticket once; Nos i3$ H. 1ioc ia and oGl !'FoadTsy
Ator Hnse s Eas; @5h Stree. i, 1Ea Iei ' SO Fi.
ton Si-e"t - hrladway. anl Rrookyn A&nnsx & SSi,v
The HevYork Transfer Company Win eau Tor and eh-ss
bagSasc from ho;ss and residences thrors to oo
eins15 rssy9ssT ssaar.r .n:la F b..sP %G1n agent,
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
ANN semeM.o.
inncVyc THEATRE. broadway. Corner 3siE-s
1kHSv O-car Ea-geus
" ~ ~ Fairy ExtrayaGanza.
GIN . ER c.. L a.
Evening". : 10 to u. 80
Matinees. "Wednesday and Satn:dsv = - : -.

Matinecs. wedneyday and Saturday % : 81
SEATS NOW on SALE FOR SENT "'Eho
Reserved seats. Jlc.. i5c SiwI, SIN ana S-"'. =,
TRIBrNECindefela Is a Ter more siin?tiou5 s'7e'ac''
fhsn America.
TIASit surasses ingenuity and ricEnoss any Ef-eh'
saitatorh4i display stage.
HEEALD-A more dazzling pctue Ia spectacular sense
has before been a.,
WORLD-There many pretty pictures IN ms GAZING
extravaganza which VIII aftra-t tfs great rlnl'c -
sCN-Co.umns woud he allied describing AL the f.S""
selulrl.
EyENiNCi woRLD-I, was reckl,ssly magnificent.
PCST-The whole production was received WITH csoilea
TELEGRAM-Onc Of the han1sonist specaces ever seen
this
NAIL AND EXPRESS Intricate and royel IN ac,ioa mo
I.ce one - the most Gorgeous ana satisfactory ever
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27

PACIFIC BANK.
40 BROADWAY. MEN YORK, Airil 20 lNni
rJNIIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have This day
declared quarterly az! id"ud ~ twO cent pt!aDie
On after May / neNL -
The transfer boois VIII be closed to MAY J. iSDi.
:. G. MEIiWiS. cashier
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-10-05

QUITE naturally, it is the man of sea-
soned intellect and ripe experience who does
not seem fresh
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-10-05
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts OH the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-10-05
PITH AND POINT.

The difference between ''meddling'
and investigation" is that you always
investigate, while it is the other per-
son who NEEDLES. Fourth Estate.
Mrs. Householder-s.The iceman
didn't call this morning" Cook-"Yes,
ma'am, he did. There is a puddle on
the door-steps. "-Lcavenworth Times.
--She-"When l was in school
thought pickles ard caramels made a
good lunch" Mr.. Slimcoin-"W Wouldn't
it be fun to try it again ?"-Inter-O Ocean.
lis there an authors club in this
town." asked the young man. "There
is. replied the editor bill, hand me
that oak sapling. Constitu-
ton.
-Clara-"Fannie must have an ex-
cellent education in French" May
'Why?" Clara-"Sher reads the Ameri-
can hotel bills of fare so huently."-
Peck's Sun.
Mrs. Hicks-"Are you sure that you
married me for myself alone?" Hicks
-"Of course. Having your mother to
live with us was not strictly an idea of
mine. Harlem Life.
Testing Her.-Guffy-"I thought
you said you could tell the past, present
and future?" Fortune Teller-"So /
can" Guffy-"You must have known,
then, that wouldn't pay anything for
your humbug. Good-byr'-Truth.
Charlottesville you hear that Gid
diboy and his wife had frequent quar-
rels since their marriage?" Montauk-
II don't believe it; they live in one of
those measly fats where there is not
even room for an argument Brook
lyn Eagle.
"A Chelsea man sent fifty cents to
New York to get some advertised di-
rections telling "How to Avoid Sun
stroke" When the directions came
they read: Never go out of doors in
the summer time excepting after dark"
journal.
-Flossie-'I'm afraid to go to sleep
all alone in the dark" Mamma-''You
go right to bed like good little girl,
and remember that Gods little angels
are with you" Flossie ten minutes
later)-"I can't go to sleep, mamma.
guess one of Gods little angels is bit
ing me. The Kings Jester.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-10-05
He Was Fed.

The old motto: where there is a
will there is way" though now a lit
tie out of fashion, perhaps, and some
what exaggerated, as is the case with
notices in general, is still expressive
of truth.
Writing Of old times at White Sui
phur Springs, Gen. Many says there
were many complaints of the fare at
the hotel. The dignifed proprietor
used to console his guests by remark
ing that they really paid nothing for
their dinners, but only for the wonder
full sulphur water which he had discov-
cred.
One day in the height of the season,
when the crowd was great and the
service scanty, the people in the dining
room were startled by heartrending
cries of "Murderi Murderl" Steward
and servants rushed to the victim, who,
In answer to their eager inquiries,
informed them that he could get
to eat. and was dying of
That young man was served welland
as long as he remained.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-10-05
A Fisherman.

He went fishing and when he came
back friend met him.
ibid you catch anything?" he asked,
just as anybody would have DONE
no" in n tone Of scorn.
"Well,- exclaimed the friend, You
are truthful. anyhow. which all fisher
men are not"
"As to that" responded the fisher
man. perhaps you might have called
them fish, but wouldn't. The biggest
one got weighed only twelve pounds"
-Detroit Free Press
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-10-05
Tribute to Departed Wealth.

THAT man Ardup," said the man in
the macintosh. was as good-hearted
n fellow as ever lived, but he was al
ways In debt, and always bounded by
creditors Poor fellowl He deserves
a better epitaph than an unfeeling POS
terity will cngrave on his tombstone
Well dunned. good and faithful
servant" suggested the man who had
his feet on the table; and deep silence
fell uoon the Rroup.-Chicaro Tribune
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-10-05


OF C7to, HedeH Co,
~. c., writcs: my
daughter was first at
Ia cked W It b pneu-
monia and pleurisy In
very bad form and
was then taken with q
very bad cough, which
kept growing worse
and worse, until fnnl-
" It seemed ae though
abe had consumption
very bad. Tho ply
Eicians prescribed Cod
liver oil, but to no
benefit J. procured
two bottles Of DR..
Picrce's Golden Ecdi-
cal Discovery and she
grow better She
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-10-05
THE ONWARD MARCH

Of Consumption Is stopped short by Dr..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. II you
haven't waited beyond reason, there's COM
plete recovery and cure. In those scroful-
Gus conditions Of the blood which invite
Consumption; In severe, lingering Coughs,
and Weak Lungs, this medicine Is a proved
remedy. Mrs SARAH &. SNrrp
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-10-05
Cures THAT Faith WON'T Enect

Are brought about by the use Of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, foremost among American
family remedies. Rheumatism, neuralgia.
dyspepsia, liver complaint, malaria and
nervous complaints succumb to this reliable
remedy. It does its benign work thorough
ly, and those who use 1t reap fruitful
harvest of health. Physicians of the first
standing commend it.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-10-05

tWclvo months. She was nothing but ekeie-
ton when she took the Ont do9a and to-day
she weighs rs pounda
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-10-05

YOU'VE people who have courted in socie
ty 60 on bridal trips to see how they like
each other.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-10-05

A. Dose in Time Saves Nine of Hale.
Honey OF Horehound and Ter for Coughs
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-09

ia ssplendidez digno fae del ram.
ooso anfisri6n y de la jussa fana
dsl Hotel. So NOS invite q este ban
quote, y q 81 asistimos aentkndonos
q Ia mesa juuto CON dichos Sree
Usera, Caballero y Egozcue, B a.
nas, Comss { D JAime), 0 3hoa Cd
Victor y Ssrracante. La ma
fraternai y amab.e expansion se
adue16 sin intermisencia dc TO-
dos. y al estallar 81 espumoso
Champagne. el brindis inspirado
= feiz sucedi6 1 los &nlmados =
chispeanses dialogos.
Ests manAna, q las IL, volvie
ron q reaairse los mlamos comsn
n 90, rsforzados con loR Sres Vsss
oni y DR. F.gnaros, de Arscibo,
sn osro hanquese no msnos 90
gleadido qne el de ayer, dis
fuesto iguAlmente en- el pro.
Fio Hotel de Ing!aterra. Fat
e.! gaiante anfitrion eI Sr Bsnes
So pasaron dos hcIas d;chosisis
oasa, ? al esta!'sr ei Champag-
ne, EeDovaronse loa cordisies OK
presivoe brindis.
Esta tarde toca al Sr Egozeu'
el surno del anftriOnasgo { disi'
'ndlese el...... neologismo /; ma
nana 81 Sr CabsIIero 81 sabad'
al Sr Oshoa ; luego, pues, lusgo
20 10 veremos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-09

Antes de terminar felicito 4 to.
dos los alumncs que sc han distln-
guido en- los ejercicios para premios
de l ~ 2.n clase, lo5 cuales, dentro
de breves momentos; van a recibir
los diplomas que acreditan su apli
caci6n: que estos premios sirvan
para vosotros lqueridos discipulos!
de aliciente en- 10 successive y para
vuestros cOmpsneros de provecho-
80 ejemplo que les estimule & imi.
tar vuestra conduota aG6mica.
Y, por 1ltlmo, Seiiores. concluyc
manifestandoos en- nombre del
claustro nuestra ei2cera gratitud
por haber honrado este acto con
vuestra presencis, ?, en- cuant0 a
mf, agradaCido os qaedo tambi6n
por la benevolencia con que hab6is
dido Ia lectura de esta oraci6n, en-
la que dejo expuestss les reformas
que ser!a conveniente conseguir
del Gobierno de 8. NJ, para bien
de este Institute y mejoramiento
de las ense6apzas que le estan con
fades.
He DICHo.