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The morning call., 1894-08-30

CHICAGO Aug. 2e.-Heavy receipts. present and
anticipated weakened the wheat market to-day
and Deeembe finished with loss of 3sc. Corn
closed lac lower for May and September. oats
are SIC lower Provisions closed with little
change.
In wheat there was only a moderate speculative
trade. The price Kept within sec range with the
trade practically all local. The feeling was again
weak and still lower. Initial trades at 14@3sc
loss December opene 1t 561ac and sold of "A q
lc more, rallied 14c, became duli, changed some
and closed with December at 56lac. The weaker
tone was due mainly to the large movement in the
Northwest, the lower cables and heavy receipts
at primary markets, all OF which combined to
make the situation weak from the start, the price
later on, however, mad slight rally. Influenced
some by the upturn in corn and reports OF heavy
exports, which were found afterward to be an
error.
There was a good deal of changing September
to December at 314c and 31sG3Ac difference,
and prominent local elevator concern was cred
tied with doing the reverse.
In corn there fair trade. and prices changed
frequently within 12GAc range The feaiing
was rather mixed, the prices selling off early and
rallied later. There was quite free selling from
the start and prices sagged back being continu.
ton of yesterdays decline The selling at the
start WAS Influenced by the more favorable crop
news the various State weather reports being
rather more bearsh. A feature was the liberal
offerings within fraction OF IS for May. but
good demand prevailed and checked any decline.
one concern was credited with selling 500 600
bushels May during the; early part OF the session.
outside markets all easier and fractional!y
lower. The market opened at 14@34c decline
and soon sold of l40Sse more rail- e.i L4c eased
off i4c, advanced 1zc declined 1s9Ac, changed
some, ruled steady and closed at 52s4c for May.
Oats active and fairly steady on good
buying. There was tree selling by the elevator
people. but the demand was fair. The range for
September was SIC.
receipts, good buying and rather scarce offerings
The market weakened moderately near the close
Compared with last night, January PORK and ribs
are unchanged and lard is 21ac higher.
The leading futures ranged us follows:
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General Merchaniise.

BAGS-Cotton Fruit Gags, 53sc. sac and ss4 C
for the three grades respectively; Calcutta Grain
Bags, 534 spot and 414c asked for June and July
delivery; " DOL Bags 34136e.
SUGAR-The Western sugar Refining Company
quotes terms net cash: Cube, Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed all 61ac; Try Granulated. Csc;
COnfectioners' A, 5szc; Magnolia A, 1ac; Extra
G, $3.50; Golden c, 51se; ID, 4Tsc; half barrels,
l4c more than barrels. aud boxes lac more.
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Omaha Livestock Market.

OMAHA, August 20. -Catte-Receipts $500.
Market steady. One bunch OF corn-fed westerns
brought 81 Us. which the top for the day
There was few Westerns good enough to Or Ing
SO go
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Bonds, Exchange. Money and Railroad
Shares,
Money on call easy at IL: last loan, II: closed
atI%. Prime mercantile paper. 39o1a%. Sterling
exchange dull with actual business in bankers'
| bills at "a s65s94 s6s4 for demand and 81 1855
"a S5sk for sixty days Posted rates 81 S61A0
| 4 81 and 81 S7(Q4 So Commercial Bills S4 S4II
| @4 S4sL Silver certificates. 651sc.
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sECURITTF,
Portlnnd,s Rusiness.

balances, Sl3.16g.
wheat-walla waIla, 671a@6s12c; Valley. 721s
6H7bc = ctI
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Tho entire set of " Picturesque Cali
formtt'' VIII soon be completed. If you
haTenot all the portfolios dom. waste
any time about getting them, as back
numbers are limited.
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$500
Builders Contracts.

P. j. Kalb with William Linden, to build a one
story frame building on W line of Castro str eel
so of Tweuty-hfth: SI466
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MORNING SESSION
Bosrd-55 Oakland Gas, 4215: 10 do, 42ss: %
Pacific Gas Imp. 30. 80; 10 + Gaslight 72Ts.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Boards Edison Light g. Power Co, 1913: so Ha.
waiiau Commercial, l0I4; 100 Market-st Railway
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San Francisco Meat Market

Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh-
terers as follows:
BEEF-First quality, &c p d: second quality,
41&c: third do 3120D4c q 10.
VkAL-Larce, 495e; small, 5G6c q n.
MUTTON - Wethers, 4@5c q 10; Ewes, 49
412c p 10
LAMB-b15@6c r n.
PORK-Live Hogs, 4s4@35c p n for heavy and
medium granted, and asa @l5c p n for small fat:
stock Hogs, nominal; dressed do, 6G171ac e 10
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Foreign Markets.

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 29.-1he spot market is weaker
at As 912d. Cargoes are lower at 23s Cd for OFF
coast. PAS Sd for prompt shipment and 23s Cd for
nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the follow
ing Liverpool quotations Tor No. Red Winter:
August, As Adj September, As 334d October
As AID; November, As SGD; December, As Sad;
January, As I'd.
LONDON. Aug % -CoBsols. l02 e-l6: Silver
SO14d: French Rentes. 1887 zoe bullion into
Bank OF England, $4,000.
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Nbeat-August 5714e.
Flour-Steady.
HOps-Quiet.
Wool-Steady.
Pigiron-Dul
Copper-Frm.
Lead-QuieE.
TiD-kasier; straits $50 90; plates. quiet
SDelter-MarNet steady; domestic So 80. Sales
on Change, $50 tons tin at s. s 55 for September,
ST. 80 for December, Sl5 50 for this year; also
cars sDelter, prompt shipments from tue West at
SO rs
Cofee-Optons opened dull at changed to 3
points advance; ruled generally weak and closed
dull aud weak, with August 25 pol Is lower and
other months unchanged to points lower net.
September. $l4 109l4 Is; October, SI3 30;
December. ST. 65; Marcn, Sl2 20.
spot Cohee-Rio, dull: No. Z, Ice; mild, quiet;
COrdOva, l9@l9I4c. Sales, 800 bags Maracatbo
at l9c for good Cucuta.
SantOs-Quiet; good average Santos, 15$900;
receipts, $4,000 bags; stock. $4,000 bags.
Hamburg-Quiet; prices unchanged sales. 1000
bags.
Havre-Opened quiet; unchanged to 1af higher;
closed net unchanged to 12f higher. Total sales
! 5000 bags.
Rio - Steady; No. Rio l5S45O; exchange,
93sd receipts 49, 900 bags; cleared for the United
states, 5000 bags; cleared for Europe, 5000 bags
stock, IS, 900 bags; cleared from Rio August %.
Is 600 Cs
Warehouse deliveries from New York to-day,
OATS bags: New York stock today. lO5.5S5 bags;
United States 100000 bags: total visible for the
United States. 43S,52S bags, against 32S667 bags
last year
Sugar-Raw. firm. Sales. 10000 bags centrifu-
gal, SO test at384c c, and 1000 tons MuSeovads, 80
test, at $3.50. Refined quiet andfrm.
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NORTH GERMAN LL0Yn S. S. GO.
ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINwALL 6ss4
~ fOrtnightly for the West Indies aud -<xzzsssssE
southampton. calling route at CherUourg,
France, and Plymouth, to land pass engers.
Through bills of lading IN connection with the
Pacific Mall s. 5. Co., issued for freight and treas
to direct ports in England and Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco to Ply
mouth Cherbourg, southampton. FirsI-class,
$195; third-cass. S97 SO. For further particu-
lars apply to PARRoTT Co, Agents,
If 500 California ST
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Stocks in London.
NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-The Evening Posts Lon
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OCEAN STEAMEkS.
Dates of Departure FTom San Francisco.
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New York Markets,

NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-The downward move
ment on the stock exchange received fresh I'M
petus to-day by reason OF the publication of the
very diseouraging statements made by the Rock
Island Railroad Company by President Gable in
an interview had in Chicago yesterday. The
bears issued the ammunition thus supplied to
them and raded Rock Island, the other grangers,
and in fact the entire list, and succeeded in fore
ing prices down materially, Rock Island selling
OFF -, Burlington ls4 st. Paul 7s Northwestern
81 Missouri Pacific u and New ork Central SO.
The Industriss were also very heavy, notably
Sugar, which was sold heavily on reports that the
tariff was lot favorable to the trust as had been
by brokers who had been buyers for clique dur
ing the recent advance and consequently was be-
lleved on liquidation OF holdings acquired at hg-
ures much lower than current rates A break OF
35s per cent to 1925 was effected before
O'Clock. During the afternoon rally TO 1O912
was made, followed by reaction to 1917 and a
final rally OF "a, the decline on the day being "A
The other Industrials shared in the depreSS ion.
whisky. after having lost its lead in the specuia-
tive market, was weak. receding IS and adVanc-
Ing 80 on the early trading, and then declined
per cent.
Disquieting reports of the failure OF business to
respond TO the settlement of the tariff question
factor Ia the depreciation of the values, and
the suggestion that the fight be renewed next De-
cember did not relieve the depreSs ion. no
greatest depress was experienced shortly after
O'Clock, and after that there were occasional
rallies, in which some shares recovered some OF
the loss, while in some instances advances were
made upon Yesterdays final sales. In the final
dealings fairly healthy tone prevailed and the
market closed steady to firm.
The bond market was fairly active and very
steady. The transactions aggregated 81, 100000
Government bonds firm; State bonds duil; rail-
mia oil sales none; September option sales none,
closed 9Zc bid; Lima oil sales none.
GRAIN AND MERCHANDISE
Nbeat-August 5714c.
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RAILROAD TRAVEL:
San FRANCISCO & NORTH PA
CIFIC RAILWAY co.


San Francisco to San Rafael.
WEEK DAYS-7 40. 500, IL 100 A. NJ. :35.
$3.50 5:l0 $3.50 p. NJ. ThurSdays-Extra trip
at II 80 T. NJ. Saturdays-Extra trips at
sUNDAYsN8:oO, $50 100 A. NJ; $50. $3.50.
500. 6:20 P. N.
san Rafael to San Francisco.
WEEK DAYS-6:25. 1855. $3.50 1l:lO A. NJ;
12:45. $40, $40 p. M. Saturdays-Extra
trips vt :55 P aud & 80 p.
500. 6:25 z.
Between san Francisco and Schuetzen Park same
schedule above.
Special saturday to Monday Train Service.
SATURDAYS-Leave San Francisco at 5 10 p. NJ. /;
arrive CIoverdale 40 Y. NJ.
SUNDAYS-Leave San Francisco at 8 100 P. NJ !;
arrive Cioverdale 3 :3S p.
SUNDAYS-Leave ClOverdale at 8 40 A. NJ; ar
rive San Francisco 10 40 a.
MON DAY S-LeaVe Cloverdale at 5 90 A. NJ; ar
rive san Francisco 8 go a M.
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California Fruit sales.


CHICAGO Aug 29.-The Earl Fruit Company
sold California fruit in various at auction
to-day, follows:
Pears-Bartlett 81 1901 40 Reaurre Clair
geaus, 81: Seckel, half-boxes, Csc. Peaches
Orange, zoe; Lemon Cling, 55@65c: Susque-
hanna, 5O@55c; Late Crawford $685.. I'm
mense quantities OF Michigan peaches arriving at
present. Prunes-German. 81 05; Gross. 75@90c;
Silver. soc. Plums-Vlctoria, Use; Kelsey Japan
760S5c; Red Nectarines. 81 70. Grape-Half-
crates, 81 80: Muscat 81 05; Tokay. 81 1901 3d.
Twenty eight cars of California fruit was sold
day, About 20 carloads are expected tomorrow
All kinds OF local fruit very cheap at present.
New York - Bartlett pears. 8 90 a So:
caches. soc: market glutted with Jersey
peaches. Grapes-TOkay, half-crates. 81 50095c:
Muscat, 81 10. Piums and Prunes, 81 @l 10;
hungarian, 81 10.
Chicago-Portnr Brothers Company sold to-day
at auction thirteen cars OF California fruit Bart
lett pears, 81 30: overripe, CSC q 81 10: B.
Hardy. 81 5. Gross prunes. 65@b zoe. single
Toxays. 81 40; Museat. 60c0Sl 20 japan piums
81 20 Late Crawford peaches 55@55c: Orange
Clin0s 4O@6Oc Quackenboss pi1ns sl@l 10:
Purple Duahes SOC; German prunes 81 O5 a
10 McDevitt Cling peaches, 75c.
Porter Brothers COMPANY. New York, three
cars: Bartlett pears, 81 25@1 Toe. Susquehanua
peaches. 459S0c; Late Crawfords. 45cGSl so.
Albright Ciings, 81 O5@1 2b. Egg plums, 81 !;
Kelsey Japan plums, 55c@$l 40 Gross prunes
90c9$1 rs. Half Toksys 81 SO; Muscats, 7Oca
81 20: Rose of Peru, 81 TO-
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OGL....s.. o4tSC OOS8C IocDLs do 10 Sl5 OZ ~
May. -. 52l9c 5I1scJan.. $l3 IS sl3 20
Cash quotation. were follows: FIour-steady,
unchanged; No Spring Wheat. 52Js@54lAc:
NO. 8 Spring Wheat. nominal; No. Red. 52Tse:
No. Corn. Sage Prime Timothy seed. So o
Mess Pork . bbl. Sl3 70@I3 rs: Lard. . 90 lbs
So 17L2@3 20; Short Ribs sides flooseI. 81 80
al SO: Dry Sailed shoulders (Doxedl So "a
S71a Short Clear Sides (boxed1' 81 S5Us 90:
WHISKY. distillers' finished goods q gar s SO
Sugar-Cut Loaf, SIS 80; Granulated. So 81;
Standard A $4 80.
on the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter mar
ket, firm; Creamery, l4@231sc: Eggs, firm. 314
31412c.
LIVESTOCK.
Hogs-Receipts to-day were % 900: Official
yesterday. 1876: shipments yesterday 6775:
left over. 5000; quality rather poor. Market
active, with best grades, SC. others less steady
sales ranged at So zoos 80 for light, SO l6@5 40
for rough packing: IS 20@5 95 for mixed; SIS as
as 10 for heavy packing and shipping lots
Cattle-Reeeipts to-day, 10000: official yester.
day. 1912: shipments yesterday, 2205: best
grades l0@15c higher; other grades strong: ma.
tives. 81 1905 IS: westerns, 81 1904 IS; Texans
Sheep-Receipts to-day, 10000; yesterday.
IL $50; shipments none. Market steady.
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A. OsDorsusity to siga the Petition % the
Cssstitutiosai Cosveatiea.

A. oppo-ss.ity to SIG. the Petition 90 the
Csssututio.si Cosvestiea.
Dates for q series Of woman suffrage meet
ings In Brooklyn have been set and circulars
have been sent out One move OF the won an
suffragists in Kings county has been to issue
the following:
All residents OF Kings county over 81 years
OF age are invited to call at the Wilson Assem-
bly, Rooms. 1853 Pierrspont street. to sign q
petition to the Constitutional Convention ito
meet at Albany In May for the om ssion OF the
word m ale from tho State Constitution as q
qualification for voters.
Ladies' will be in attendance at the room
daily through April from 10 to Is o'clock. Petit
tion hooks will also be open at 300 Bedford
avenue and at 81 Fulton street. opposite
Hanover place"
This was signed by Mrs. Camden c. Dixie.
Mrs. z. 7. Christensen. Dr. Lucy Hall Brown
pr Eliza + Moshsr. Mrs, Truman, j. Backus.
Mrs. Augustus White, and Mrs. stephen Post
The petition at the Wilson Assembly Rooms
has received 100 signatures and the other two
about 200. This week several m settings which
promise to be interesting will be held at the
assembly rooms.
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clad Of III We've supported the women long
enough Now let them take care Of them
aelvesP i merely mention this" satd Mrs.
rage, Laughing. ne glorious sentiment on
the part OF the young men"
Mrs, Sage read = resolution IN favor OF strik-
Ing the word male" from the Constitution.
and Ms, Egbert Guernsey moved its aceep-
lance Mrs Choats seconded the motion-in
Tact, half dozen FASTENED to do that-and a
loud chorus OF ayes" and not . single no"
greeted Mira Sage when shs put II to =
vote An announcement Of a m seting at the
house OF Mrs. Eghert Guernsey, 52S Fifth sv-
euue, next Tuesday sVenina. at g o'clock, was
read. Lille Devereux Blake and Mr.. Theodore
sutro Will be among the speakers. After the
meeting adjourned a good many stayed to
table.
Are you intsrestedT' asked one hand
passed in the crowd.
" Indeed ami I've been thinking about Il
all mT lifel" was the earnest reilly.
Can't l do something to help the work
along" asked smother swset-faeed dame Of
fashion as she stopped one OF the women in
charge. and then they went OF In corner and
talked for half an hour
II. The rooms we're not cleared for an hour after
the sdlourpment., The ladies sat around In
groups and talked and talked. and the report
err ts prepared to say positively that they
talked. not Of gowns and bonnets and gaye-
ties but OF the duty and privilege OF being citi-
zens OF the United States.
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,1or TO GET SISTERS MONEY.
The Ronases OF Three Ssrvisss ~ Tcia y
wouHa Il wIIiisasbarEh.

Ass a. W,,,.-.n.r~s
ch.,,.. p.,..r an interpretsr in the Lee
| Snss -, w,i,. m.hnrgh vas
Avenue Police Court "huAmH
| .toppsd By a woman about % years OF age at
- s..ond .tra.t and Bedford avenue res
Not.n '' $500. - him Nh. vay 70 this city
terday. ono as.u ~ vi. I.oL,rg for
ss,s. a. r. .,ra.t Gresnpoint and In
ifienus IN po. ,n.s,Ion.d h.r
North Fourth street. berger aues'ioneu no.
and she told him that she had been trying TO
ma her lrienus I" So'io" 20 % ,h.,. 10
to Philadeiphia one "u "a h.
"a induc.d h.r 10 coma on hero to carry out
hso inuueeu "
Ik"I was born In Belgrade. Servia." she said.
nv narsnts At their death left me and my
my paien.s go nno m..-i.a m
sister something ike siooVo ma'rioa ny
husband in Belgrade four years ago. ana In
M.-I..t -. ..ma 70 Ameriea Fro m n w York
May last "o came 70 A"oH 1900
We went to fhiladeiphia' "here NY husoau
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Arc You Sick I?

Do you feel dull, languid, low-spirited, full
ness or bloating after eating, tongue coated,
bitter OF bad taste in mouth, irregular Ape
tito, frequent headaches, floating specks "
before eyes, neryous prostration and drowsi-
moss after mealst
II you have any considerable number Of
these symptoms you are suffering from
Torpid Liver, associated with Dyspepsia, or
Indigestion. The more complicated your
disease the greater the number OF symptoms
No matter what stage 1t has reached DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery viii
subdue it.
II not cured, complications multiply and
Consumption OF the Lungs, Skin Diseases,
Heart Disease, Rheumatism, Kidney Disease,
or other grave maladies are quite liable TO
set in and, sooner or later, induce fatal ter
mination.
DIR. PmRcE's GOLDEN MEDICAL DBoov-
cry acts powerfully upon the Liver, and
through that great blood-purifying organ,
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II. ra.-. a. ~ - W.. . -
Inc s"ert TO nave the Wors male"
strieke- ire- the Consultation.
M.r,vor,o, q, yo,L... -. ,u........
"ouho" ~ nAots NJ huon ,n'oresV7o
in the petition 10 the ConstitutionslC Convention
which IL being circulated through the State in
an. -. -, $50. .,1.... =. a. $500 :.
.no cause VI woman sunras@ ~ IL in'enoeu
to secure million names.
Yesterday afternoon n meeting OF Yonkers
,-or,on .,fv-..t.,, =. Iii a.. ~ .,.
"Vtuau ntskis.s was heiu IN 'he spacious
parlors OF one OF the most prominent society
women OF the place Mrs Sophta n Rhearm.n
II. IN, a.. -....t 1879, -. 49,,
VINO caheu Ine nnee'ink' presioeo' sno intro
duced to the half hundred women present DIR.
Mary Putnam Jacobi OF New York Or Iaoobi
g. h,,.iao..,,Lo ,I,,I. - cL1, -,
IL ousinesshke titus woman One said In
part:
The question Of details and specifo hama
"a. a. s.s,,- a. a, poeno oons
nus ID supotulbate 10 the question OF SOW
ereignty. We women have lust learned to our
a.touishment that although wa are allowed 70
-. -, -, .. 70 - 49, W
vote Tor school trustees We cannot vote for
School Commissioner. because he IL an officer
~ thu S,ata In . stat. wbioh a. NJ tonu.-
a. v, ~ 80 "'.n 10 NO ionter
divided INTO rulers and ruied the people gov
ernlnR them selves, the only class who remain
IN bs govorn.a ARC tho xomon what ..,ist.,
- ~, 80 a.. ,, no.
tlon 10 snere 10 any man TO De allowed to rule
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MEASLES INSTEAD OF sM4LL-po1.
Mrs. Moore Seat the Pssthouss By .
BrookIya OmeiAPs BIuadsr.

Mrs. Moore Seat to the Pssthouss By .
Brookiya OmeiAPs BIuader.
Lavinia Moore . widow aged SO years. was
removed from her homo at 400 Fifth avenue.
Brooklyn. to the Contagious Disease Hospital
In Flatbush. on Monday last She was sup
posed TO be suffering from small pox. IL turns
out that the disease was simply measles
Two days before her removal to the hospital
Dr. Charles Jones. her physician. WAS sum
moned 10 the house and on account of a rash
on the patients face reported the case to the
health authorities. A sanitary inspector dag
Was taken to the hos ital In the pest wagon.
Yrs. Moore's daughter. who IL the wife OF
Pilot Augustus Smith. was kept closely quar-
Antined In her m others apartments for forty
eight hours, and the neigh bors became much
alarmed, and resorted to Wholesale yaeeinA-
urss. The mistake OF the health Inspector
may result In a suit against the city by Mrs.
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"FOR THE BLOOD Is THE LIFE.-

Thoroughly cleanse the blood, which Is the
fountain OF health, by using Dr. PIERcE's
GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and good
digestion, fair skin, buoyant spirits, and
bodily health and vigor will be established.
GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY cures all
humors, from a common Blotch or Eruption,
TO the worst Scrofula, Salt-rheum, Fever
Sores" Scaly or Rough Skin, in short, all
diseases caused by bad blood are conquered
by this powerful, purifying and invigorating
medicine Great Eating Ulcers rapidly heal
under its benign influence. Virulent blood
polsons are, by its use, robbed OF their ter
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CONSUMPTION, WEAK LUNGS,
SPLITTING OF BLOOD.

GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY cures Con-
by its wonderful ood-purifying, inyigoraE
ing and nutritive properties. For Weak
Lungs, Splitting Of Blood, Shortnsss OF
Breath, Bronchitis, Chronic Nasal Catarrh,
Severe Coughs, Asthma, and kindred affsc-
tons, It Is a sovereign remedy. While it
strengthens the system and purihss ths
blood.
The nutritive properties Of extract Of malt
and cod liver oil are trining when compared
with those possessed by the /" Discovery"
weight OF those reduced below the usual
standard OF health BY " wasting disease"
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Mr.. E-na Ma..o. seek. divorce.

Marie Burroughs's husband. told Judge Tulsy
her matrImoniAl misfortunss to-day Albert
G. Mason. the defendant. is a wsll-known
man about town in New York. Mira Mason is
said to possess nns voice. They were mar
Tisd on Sspt 10. 1874. in Jersey City, and have
two children. Mrs. Mason testified that
while living In Jersey City her husband drank
TO excess and was cruel, and that Mason had
been unfAithfuL The deposition OF Mira
Charles H. SmfIh Of Jersey GitY. the complain.
ants sister. set forth the same facts. and
Judge Tuley ordered the case written up.
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able. Ny appetite and digestion are splendid.
and, although will be seventy years old my
most men Of hfty."
Ma g. MILTON STDSoR. Druggist, OF Var
sdac, Richmond Co, Va, Erites: My friend,
Mr.. J. Il. DelanO, has requested me 10 write
you In confirmation OF his statement, which
eheerfully do. ! know Mr. DelanO personally
well, and can testify to the cOrrectness OF his
statement
His cass OF ecSemA was the worst that had
ever seen. l saw him often during the time
be va afnicted, - be came TO my store often
after medicine- He PURCHASED the Discovery
and Pellets from me, and has beeuione Of the
s9<oosost CHAMPIONS o. your nlSdielEsA ana
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standing /; my left nos
tTil closed, | could not
breathe through il;
had Z constant pain
above my left eye
night and day. / COM
meneed using Sage's
CataTrh Remedy at
the same time using
the Golden Medical
Discovery :; fused one
pac kaye and one bot
tie OF Golden Medical
Disc very and /
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-15

CHICAGO. April 1.-THE entire assets OF the
Chicago Entertainment Company. which opsr-
Ated the Steele hAckAye seenitorum. were
sold in the County Court to-day. and the
Assignee received his discharge. The property
was sold In its entirety 10 Frank Hall Of the
Casino for 1915. Ii included = large amount
OF electric light AppAratns and lamrs The
license to use the steele hAekAJo patents was
part OF the purchase