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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-28


Among State issues Tennessee Settlement IS
were active. without change at 14$.: Inc 'n.y
other business a small sale OF Aiatema;
Class A. at IS. OF city bank stocks Gaiauh soiu
(53l at 291 and NewYOrk t32 at 10
The general bond market presented no new
features II was strong In tone ana the trans
actions were larger than usual on n hail-ua!'
Atchison as were quiet. but q per cent nlghef
az 7OIa and 4 seconds closed slightly better AZ
33a. Atlantic and Pacific Incomes were s'eauy
AT Yesterdays decline 10 W. Chlcaso anu
northern Pacific hrsts yielded a per cent 10 ~,
but Northern Pacific coupon tnifus were pr
cent higher IS. while consol 1s fell 2. per cti,t
to 27l.. Rock Island issues were i.ac.lom h ~,
higher and coupon % were in good demand at
90 Erie second consos rallied 4 per cent 70 a.
although the trading in them was hent. fnila-
delphia and Reading incomes were ehtiieIs ne =
lecied but general As advanced 4 per cent TO
M Richmond Terminal Ga reacted over per
cent on small sales. Reference is maze 70 our
full report OF bond sales 1000, -
Saturday. but few small loans were made AT
! per cent ,,. =. .ho CLEARING
House s4372I1
THE WEEKLY TREASURY STATEMENT.
The recoipts from customs reported from
washington to-day were $309.7li; from internal
revenue, .73i, and from HisceIi a s-oo
sources sj45.632. The Treasury receiver f' ,b,
goo National bank notes for redemption ana the
receints on this account for the week ended 10.
day amounted TO s3,24s4G2 To- secure eo Naupnal
bank note circulation IT holds S2O5tSs9 oo IN these
bonds: ...ooo
Currency TX e. 1 ~, go
Eo1 nsT lair per extended cent % oS 90
Ponds deposited for circulation during the
week. S7s l5O bonds held to secure circulation
withdrawn. $3.50 100; National bank circulation
outstanding Currency notes. $2O' ,Zl'34o' soiu
notos SOC liz. against which the Treasury holds
s9t 454 geo lega-tender money for the redeihp-
ton Of surrendered circulation
In London British cOnsols were uhchahbeu az
98 1916 for money and SS's lor the account.
No change was reported In the bullion Daance
OF the Bank OF England. In the open iharfSct
money was firm al per cent for discounts anu
| per cent for bankers balances. HaI SILVER
was dull and again slightly lower at 3otid. an
ounce American railway shares were iriegu-
lar but i'm the main strong. allhouSh ihai du-
vances were fractional Al Paris french d
pcr cents declined further Few cehiimsS ~
$685.. ,.oa,or,
Charles G. Edey & Sons offer to investors
limited amount Of Broadway ana Sevcnth-aVe.
RAILWAY Company first consolidated per cent
5O-vear gold bonds. They are a first Hen upon
the cntire line Of cable railroad from flity-ninth-
q; and the Battery, and upon power mouse
nropcrtics Of Sixth and Seventh AYES ana
broadway and Houston ct. and also upon all
other lines Of railroads Of Broadway ana sew
enth-ave. a..
\ dividend Of IL per ce on the STOCK oi 'he
Rome. WATERFOWL and gettysburg Railroad
Company will be paid by the Newly Cen
trail. lessee on February ID
The following table gives the current 'i."ts-
tons of city bank stocks. together with their
nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-28
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE. WAsHlNGroN, CHICAGO ,a y. GIN cIEcIN'
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS.
Leave New-lorl loot OF Liberty,st daily SdiiSA11
is:is night; GINCISNATl, ST d9rIs . A. r. Err =
4 Dining carr 20 900 p NJ sx sum- . .S;oo1p ~:
daily ex 400 r. NJ NORFOLK, 1870 A. n daily, ~.
2: NJ. sun. NEW ORLEANS r. en- "a. a3fa.ySs
Valley route ofhces Ire COL ais LILO hroadwFy. y
Fast ltth-st 400 Cirand-st.. n. Y. 3H FuitAn-st.
Brooklyn: station foot OF Llsertyst:. c. T. z ct r y
NeW.York Transfer win call for and check ooeeooo
from hotel or residences to destination. go
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n, y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Trains leave foot West i2dst follows. is minutes
earlier Franklin-st.. - -. =. -,
30 A. NJ daily except sunday FOR Waikiki VALLEY
H. r. stations, Mdde,own. Ellenve Fallsburg. Liberty.
,arbondale Scranton. Walton. Delhi sidney. Norwich.
Utica. Rome Oneida. Fulton. oswego
oi2 a.; NJ mSSepr r,"d "nnamnbeli Hail
Miadetown Elenyie Mountain Dale Cen,revilie. Falls.
burg, Hureyyille. Liberty falls. Liberty larAsvle anS
Livingston Manor
1:i5 p ~ daily Middletown, Summville, Fails
burg Liberty Livingston Manor. Rockland Walton. Sid.
ney Norwich, Oneida. Fulton. Oswego.
" ~ r. II daily Via Niagara Falls Reclining chair
car (scats free) NewYork TO Niagara Falls Pullman
seepers New York Osweeo. Arrives Detroit 0:+0
o. M. Chicago . 30 n. -. Louis $50 D., m
Tickets accommodations at 81 Broadway.
Transfer Company calls for and checks baggage
" 'e' J. c. ANDERSON G. p. A..
SO Beaver ST.. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-28

CLOSING PRICES W BOSTON STOCKS.
|oe;on. January IT. leph
Yosterday.T To-day
Yes.crday.To-day.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
Saturday. January 81

Saturday. January ZIP. m.
BY the operations Of the New-York Sub-Treas-
ury in the week ended last night the associated
banks gained 81 $40 007 The weekly bank state
ment published to-day showed average gain
in cash of 81 G35. 600. The increase in specie was
about what ought to have been expected from
the Treasury disbursements. but that in legal
tender notes fell below expert predictions. The
inward movement Of currency from the cOun-
try has been checked for the moment. at least.
and the reduction in allowances of interest on
deposits, which has been announced formally
by several banks. has had the desired effect.
An unfavorable feature of the statement was
decrease Of $9l4 300 in the volume OF loans and
deposits now exceed loans by Sl2S,922S0O No
profitable employment for this vast sum can be
found by the banks even at rates or interest
which are practically nominal The statement
was not consistent In its details. because the
increase in deposits was smaller by about ST.
30 000 Than the other changes demanded. The
correction Of the extraordinary discrepancy In
the opposite direction in the statement OF three
weeks ago may he considered fully completed
The result OF all the changes was further gain
of $6.2SS.550 in the surplus reserve, ana the
banks now hold in excess of legal requirements
500 O43 0o0 against S23li3$0O in the corresponds
ing week year ago and SIG at the same
time in the preceding year.
The following are the comparative statements
Of Jnpuarv % and JauuarV o.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-28

FOREIGN COMMERCE. OF NEW YORK.
IMPORTS or MERCHANDlsE At SEW YORK.
1900 is.9 1904
r,,vgoo,. .... 81 s2l asi s. esS 49, 81 - p73
General merchandise. p.ls2. COD p"1Go'' 5."''
Total for tbs week. si215.diI siJ3it3A i 1911.
since January i..... ~ 31ti25 Inrh.uTi II ~ NS
IMPORTS or SPECIE At NEw YORK.
T.. 81. ,,..k s27s ~ S72i65 si,i 7aG
,ua,v - ii5 ~ 80
EXPORTS Oh SPECIE At NEW YORK
For tho week. slslbg", - o.
Since January l........ 500. 80" l""''p '''' I''
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VALLEY r. R.

stations foot Of Corflandt and Desbrosses Streets.
vESTlBULE TRAIN. PULLMAN COACHES.
$50 4. VI. lar BUFFALO and suspension Bridge.
q and 4. ~. Tor BUFFALO. suspension Bridge and
Chicago.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at 23S.
c6i 323 Broadway l+3 Bowery. i56 East i25th
ST $50 Fulton ST.. 4 Court St. and os Broad.
way Brooklyn. New-York Transfer Company will call
for and check baggage from hotel or residence through 70
destination
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e RE LIN ES

York foot OF Chambers-st daily. follows. and ave
minutes earlier from West I'D ST.:
n.1S A.M-Nestibuled Express for Waverly. BlnS.
S.lC hamton. ElmIra, Buffalo. Bradford and ssis-
lnnrca. Pa:lor Buffalo. Dining Car.
C.00 4. VI. -vestlbule Limited; solid train for Chi.
.asa. CIeyeland and Cincinnati Dining Car ,,.,.
O.s1U Slerpers 10 R.ifalo and Chicago
S,.(n T.. M-via Chautauqua Lake and Niagara Fslls.
O.CU Solid train Chicago seepers to Buffalo.
, hicaso and Cincinnati. -
T ocAi. TIME TABLE TICKETS AND PULLMAN
IL accommodations At 26i 20i. i0l and 9Si Broad.
way $50 Fast l25ts. Chambers and West c3dst. fer.
res York; 800 FuOn-st. BROOKLYN 100 Hudson st..
Hobcken and Jersey City station Erie Transfer Conn
calls a checks baggage from hotels and resi-
destination
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DIVIDEND Notices.

LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK,
Furty-s.cond street
NEW-YORk January @ih. 1881
INIDEND-rhr Board of Directors has ilis
declared quarterly dividend OF 2s pr cent on
the capital stock ~ this bank. payahl" frhluhiy J.
Transfer books VIII remain closed unii Una, "a.'.
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WEST SHORE RAjLRnAD.

(N. y. G. & II. Z r. c.. LTSSEE.)
Trains leave West 4cd-s. Station New-York FOL.
lows and Is minutes earlier from foot Franklln-s,:
O;i. A. M-paily toT Albany. Utica, syracuse. Roch-
ester Buffalo. Niagara Falls Detroit. Chicago except
Saturday for Toronto.
5:15 4. M.-Dav for ALBANY. Montreal Utica. Syracuse.
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland and Chicago
S,i5 y. NDa!ly for Albany. Utica. Syracuse Rochester
hurtalp, Ninsara Fails Toronto .cct-c... cleveland
Chicago.
For tickets timetables parlor and
modations apply city Offices BROOKLYN and New York. and
q stations Timetables at principal hotels. For other
information address
C. f. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent.
3 Vanderh,, ave. New-York
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ROYAL BLUE LINE

PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
For Philadelphia, week DAYS, 400. 500. 300. 1870,
II 20 DINING Carr A. NJ 20 300 buffet Peilor
carr 800 dining Carr Goo 30 s:G r NJ, 1918
night. Sunday 43O. 900. go Dining carr a. NJ.
100. 500 Dining Carr. 100 p NJ. l2l5 night.
For Baltimore and Washington week days. 800 liz
Dining Carr a. NJ. 100. 300. 100 Dining Carr 100
7. NJ. ic:i5 night sundays 900 II 30 Dining Cap
a. NJ. 80. 800 dining Carr. $50 u. NJ, l25 night.
Ticket and paror can be procured at ia
oGi &i5 944. Lao 1873 Broadway. ~ 9th Ave.
81 East lth St. 1874 East l23,h 81 eCi West is',h
Isl Columbus Ave. New-iork: Court St. SO Full
ton St. Brooklyn: % Broadway. Williamsburg. The
NewYork Transfer Company will call FOR and check bag
gage from hotel residence 10 destination.
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n ATTRACTIVE INVESTMENT.

\
y We can sell $1,000 receivers certificates brAlihg
,,nt iuteres issued hy order ~ ntHl states
,,.urf NJ m. nrst lien on a railroad nnw more thhn
earning ifs interest charges The certificates VIII be SOFA
nj mar and ar. rr.inablc after one year rom FpbrhN
Ist 1897 Parties desiring saf" ana pinhiahlr hNrs
ment pending revival 81 business cannot do better run
particulars application - ..., -. .n
and ~ way New York tiiy.
tj.ASn nnn CAPITALIST with SOD
S2)U.VlDU, can pugchaec haif million ,l2l.
,r stock control Important Industrial Monop"i, WIN
out competition. manufacturng hy new Patented lI"
stapie products nrgrA line - standard h"od. uS'i 81
consumed In America ~ Europe. has sufficient capthl
and n liabilities debts. Trust Estat" holdings. ~
y.simcn class Wealthy capitalists on} lHFi'ri "
address TRlSTEE. Box ~. Tribune one"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-28

THE METROPOLITAN WEST SIDE ELEVATED
X. II. CO.
TREASIRER'S OFFICE,
CHICAGO ILL, January, 10. isot
THE COUPONS for interest duc FEBRUARY ],
L 1884, on the First Mortgage per cent Gold Bonds
Of tho Metropolitan West Side E.. nhiroad I@m
PAM viii he paid In New YORK CltS ny the West
side Construction Company. 70 Nassau ~, ana In
CHICAGO by the Commercial Loan and Trust Co. iiJ
GEORGE HIGCiINsoN Jr. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-28

West TEL. 81 So. SsA s3~ s41s eF'4 ''S'-
UNLISTED STOCKS
a. AZ S IS s ss1s s. 3 81 3: 81 81 e
Jul = : K Al ''''
Horn S2 'T flyer..a go go 40 2Gs as jog
Nat 81 1 Led. ssSS 2ssss e q e g. ):
r9 %S,aI , res; Tor the 53G5s
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FOR PyiJIADEIpIlIA
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of KEW.JiRSEy
Anthracite coal used exclusively

Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
Trains leave station foot Of Liberty 81.
Time Table Effect Dec 81 1893
For Easton Bethlehem Allentown. MaNch Chunk. &c,
400 1913. So li:lj 70 Easton: a. NJ. LILO 30 900
20 Eastonb. 4:30 % 1870 Allentown, r. NJ Sund-ys.
4:3o 1913 \. NJ. 90 : 20 l.. NJ.
40 1870. 40 = NJ sundays 4:3o 4. VI.
For Reading 400 500 s:45 1000. II 30 A. ",
40 30. 800 80 +. NJ. 2:lJ night. SUM-
days. +3o \: n. 100 80 $50 40 p Il. i?S night.
For Harrisburg 400 500 s:{j A. NJ. 1910, 80.
400 545 7. 81. l. ID night Sundays 100 $40 T. NJ,
l2:iJ night.
For Sunbury. Levisburg and Willamsport at 400 500
s:t5 A. NJ. i:lo 30 100 l. NJ 1915 night. except sat
For Red Bank Long Branch and points south 70 P9,ni
Pleasant $50 SD IL 30 A. NJ. 30, 10 t3;tO 20 RED
I}anlO. 400 100 5:3S TO Red Bank G:I5 p. " sun
days. except Ocean Grove and Asbury Park 900 A. NJ,
400 F. NJ.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
40 Sis A. N. las. $40 80 u. NJ
For Farmingiale. Toms River, Bsrnegat Park and
Barnegat. 4:3O s:l5 \. NJ. i:ij 40 y. VI.
For Atlantic City Nineland. and BridgetOn. $50 A. 81.
las =. NJ.
For Monmouth Beach. seabright ana Highland Beach.
40 s:I5. 1890 a: NJ 80. l:i5 400. +;2o T. ~ Sun.
daxs a N 4
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Railroads..
pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
SiAFiONS foot OF Desbrosses AMI Cortls,it $ cts
In Effect January 10th, 1904

i"NS root or Desbrosses ani Cortls1tt o"
In Eject January 10th, 1904.
1000 rnSHslL9&NGAo car
md sea- H1s% sstREs np'as Tssn:
a;63 r. cHcHGo' AND s 81 We" Ioi qa' EXPRESS
80 :;s A N fRisssY FSFnss~ra~op s..pa.
ceve RnnT s e CHICO and c,evsand Arrives
7sS sSuThwFs GasR Ex y Iss Pullman
cnchna S r. NJ 70 fnG nenna a c l. 'S H.
fAar it'i ESf %Gs!Hs ne, Sleep
da and ceys ss s, for Chicago and Toledo
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Is. si@ oss o 1919 Gim,ed Dining Carr II NJ l2io
Ss5d; ago gao Dining ,Tar SIP J ~ iS night
az TarlG g, and Dining Cars. 49, Dining Carr $50
1870 sssol r. M1Richmona and Danvle Eypre:s dailS
s4srs to ga haa an and '''
S Ts1oa II f M'mRIay SSs%PsaEs Ohio Railway
For op STt s9S RpTs a @' NORFOLK VITA Cap.
s Ssrass S0pe A. Weekdays and with Through
Th sS SrA sSSS1 9pa S S
Tampa 5a 70 m and p n a ky ss
end Havana $50 p 81 T"esays Thursdays and ssur:
For ormond; Rocledge. ard Indian River via ST. An.
am Beach 9 s w p@ $50 i daily E9F ex Mps
For ATLANTLc CRY. p. NJ. week-days. with Through
For CAPE MAY y ". weekdays
For Long Branch. Asbury Park Ocean Grove and Point
pieasant 9;lO A. NJ 1900 noon. $40. $40 and II: -
r. NJ weekdays. Sundays, 0:+5 A. NJ. 5:ij i. 81.
s)o not stop at Asbury Park and Ocean Grove
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: GO 40 g. $40. o $50 90 Pcrna Limited.
1910 II A. NJ, IL 10 (Floriia SpeciaD i2o l. 2io ,.
40 . Z. 100. 30 ,. N: 1915 night. sun,
days. Express 6:l5 $50 o. 9:30 90 ..lniitei). 1000
"a, a; ~ 2 . 30. 9. 80 : $50 p III, night
Aston House. i3 East i25h Street and foot Of Dos
brosscs and Cortandt streets. Court rect $50 Full
ton steet, % Broadway. and Brooklyn Annex Station.
foot of Fulton street. BROOKLYN: station Jersey CITY.
The NewYork Transfer Company viii csll for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through nation
NJ. PROVOST. J Il WOOD.
General Manager General Pasa'r Agent.
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STEAMBOATS,.

STEAMBOATS,.
--.-
N]ORWOGM [l0Egls.
INSIDE ROUTE. El.DI I'D FAhEA
BOSTON. s3. WOhC rs LIZ, 81
steamer, rlcr ~ {ol1), A.rta i,e. lnext 70
Desbrosses ST. Ferry at 80 r. " dhy except SUNDAY
connecting VIA Ncstibued express Train leaving New
London. at : 4. NJ
FALL RIVER LINE for Boston and the East strs;
Pilgrim and Plymouth commission Leave Pier y told
numhrr y H.. foot OF Murray St. week days only at
. r. NJ
NJ EW -HATEN-FARE $l-Magnilccnt new
~ tWln.screw steel "ltichard Peck the Flyer
fastest steamer on Long Island SQUAD leaves Per -:
T. II a d. sundays excepted. arriving ~
New Haven S:l5 p M IN time for trains 10 Merden,
Hartford. springfield ana North.
~ TONINGTON LINE for Boston and the
~ Fast Steamers leave New Pier 20. y. X, foot OK
Sprlne Il 600 l. NJ daily. except Sunday.
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CcsaI Notices.
Jfe Cream.

n OI,TON'S ItE-CRkAM is THE OLD standard. re.
III liable icccrcan; always pure, rich and healhful :
French and American all haNOrs it will like IL
aDd viii nun other. Dcpots. 3O5 &thaNc.. 595 9TH
ave 3O2 Columbus ave. and lt2 West l2jth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-28

The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposits at the re-
spective dates
Specie sl23 GEO 100 1926 s95 500 Inc. So 2cs 700
LEGAL tenders 49,. ii7oosoo 500 Inc. 4sca 900
Total reserve s2as aa SPAS esc 600 Inc s7cs5 coo
against deposits ia557c55o o2a COO iai7.o5O
Surplus - sloc 754 $50 $1,000 900 SO, ess,55O
The Clearing House statement was as fol-
lows: For tO-day-EXchanges. $6545hO33: bal
ances SS7S9370 For the week-Exchanges.
Si3l, 1861; balances, S29,SS9,S6l.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
The total transactions in stocks were less than
$4,000 shares. an exceptionally small amount
even for Saturday haf-holiday. The market
was brought to a complete stand by uncertainty
about the action of Congress. which was In
creased by the vote Of the Judiciary committee
in regard TO the proposed issue of Government
bonds BY it a doubt has been cast on the valid
ity of the proposed loan, and while the voice OF
the committee Is not that of Congress the re-
suit of the subscriptions becomes predetermined
Until financial questions in Congress have been
settled, activity in speculation is impossible
There may be exceptional movements IN a rev
stocks like the decline to-day In newborn ana
New-E England but they really prove nothing
in regard to the general course Of prices New
England was the only stock In which the trans
actions exceeded 10000 shares. While the rest
of the market was comparatively hrm TINS STOCK
fen nearly per cent without excuse In current
news. IL suggested naturally that re-
organization Of the company would Involve
heavy assessment on the common stock but no
plan has yet been presented and, for this Tea-
son the sudden weakness was "A surprise The
only other stocks which were relatively acti'e
closed slightly higher ST. Paul. Nesterv Union
and Sugar Refining recording small advances
while Louisville and Nashville rose nearly per
cent The trading in all stocks remained largely
professional. and. perhaps. the variations had
little real significance.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
There were again no transactions In Govern
n,ent bonds at the Stock Exchange. but the mar
ket was firm at unchanged quotations as ioi-
lows:
Catoctin clarion., 1894-11-15
What u Scwsboy Thought.

Two dirty, RAGGED, wicked little
newsboys sat W in the gods gallery.
The play was Hamlet" The curtain
fell on the last act Hamlet had killed
the false CIaudiu3; the Queen is dy-
ing by poison; Laertes wlithed at
tae feet Of the princely Dane, HIM
self dying Of secret hurts Neither
boy had spoken nor moved from his
position, clutohing the griuy railing
with grimier hands Thocrowd about
them rose uolaily, ltWas time to 20.
Then the younger Of the two spoke,
his eyes big with excitement:
"Gollyl Wouldn't that make q
bully o&try to hoI.-:1" hale Fields
Washington
Catoctin clarion., 1894-11-15
EXTINCTION OF THE KISS.
Sanitary Science Invading the sacrvd
Realm of Romantic Sentiment.

Sanitary Science Invading the Sacred
Realm of Romantic Sentiment.
The kiss of affection and romantic
love is celebrated in the song and
Story of all ages. Sacred literature
justiiies and honors the holy kiss Of
religious sympathy and fellowship,
The meeting Of the lips has always
been with our race tie universal and
natural and spontaneous expression
of the most tender sentiment.
Now sanitary science pushes itself
forward to degrade the kiss to the
level of sewer gas and the many
agencies by which n0Eious and infcc,
tlous disease is pr0pagatcd 1t is de-
manding the abolition OF the practice
as a remnant Of burhlous ignorance
Of the laws Of health ltworild subor-
Ginate rolp&<.rlc sentiment to cautious
prudence and forbid the lover to en-
brace his sweetheart, even as a seal
of their OetrotLal, until they are able
to produce medical certificates that
xhey are free from the trunsmissiblo
0f TlCnrCn
Nor snyeral voor, roet r,,,aant n,r.
ents un6er tho in.t,urt;on Of tiei,
,,hreio;,rs b,va o,,or1nd thair vo,,no
',b;L1,o, ;nolc,,.,1, o,ro ;,,s+ tho ;ndis'
cr;,,i,ot" l.;s.ino which wos once IN
vogue. lest those poisonous germs be
transmitted to the babies 1t is
raasonahle Drerau;ion forundonbteI.
10 tha 1anenr n,.i,,ts and rs the ocrr,
tIoo,v of disease il more generally
occn,,to1 ,,a,.iI of such rontart ia en-
r,,.or;,ted the more ir+oIligpDtlv
r. than +hora is q sa7io,,s risl, for
children in carales, kissing saw tbo
nreachers Of sanitary science il is a
risl, which Older neDp,o must avoid
also Even the eIer,y rcd and po11t.
mo lins of bcqutv may cor yev mate.
rial poison alone with the ranture Of
love they cy7ress SO romq nticallv,
The most ardent manifestation of
masculine devotion nav be the
means Of planting the seeds of dis,
case which will bring forth a fruit.
full crop Of maladies sent down
,hro,oh pannro+ioDs Sneovs scic1c,,
Catoctin clarion., 1894-11-15
Patents
Notice to Invetors.

There was never time in the history of
our country when the demand for Inventions
and improvements in the arts and sciences
generally was so great as now. The con-
venicnces of mankind in the factory and
work shop, the household, on the farm, and
in Official life, require continual accessions
to the appurtcnanccs and implements to each
in order TO saye labor, time ard expense
The political change in the administration
OF government does not affect the progress
OF the American inventor, who beng on the
alert, and ready to perceive the existing
deficiencies, does not permit the affairs Of
government to deter him from quickly con.
ceiylng the remedy to overcome existing
discrepancies. Too great care cannot be
exercised in choosing ii competent and skill
ful attorney to prepare and prosecute an
application for patent Valuable interests
haye been lost and destroyed in lnnumerable
instances by the employment of incompe-
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well as general periodicals of the country,
was instituted to protect its patrons from
the unsafe methods heretofore employed Ia
this line of business. The said Company is
prepared to take charge ofall patent business
entrusted to 1t for reasonable fees, and pre-.
parcs and trnsccutes applications generally,
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glycs especial attention to rejected cases.
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