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Dancing Academies.

nEYZER'S per ACADEMY, 20T. 2G0 sth
ave. -JlnSIea every evening; ~ monthly: per
quarter. 50; private lessons all EOurS: receptions
Wednesday and saturday; all summer.
FOR THE STAGE;
DRllei class nov open; special summer clltS,
"a lessons, only SlU. bar exercises, mirrors. sc. /.
character dances: summer rates: kirimess ar.
ranged on commission; the host school AVOID
frauds; we have placed hundreds in n profes.
sion. Prot. DARE, l7Ss Broadway. 5stI st.
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Az EXPERIENCED TEACHER Il plano vlsso.
a few more scholars. beginners. Pianist. Il
9Th ave.
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Flats and Apartments to let
unfusni.hed-west Side.

looD ST lGi W. Flats to let; u rooms h bath
all imprOvcm nts.
lGlD 81. lGB Come lions 10 desirable
families; u ull-light rOoiIs; dressing h bath
rooms; station.
In4TiI 81. 10 W. Fine light 4-ruoin fats, near
J. stat ON aud Park moderate rent.
lCiTIt 81. 10 W. II outside rooms h bath all
light; nicely decorated; tuo location: broad
street near elevated station; l Eight up. so.
JauiiOr.
18TH ST, 2G5 W. ROOMS. ALL IMPROVE
M;'STS. ST.. S2l, SOMETHING ESTEA3 SPE-
ClAL INDUCEMENTS JANlTOR.
10TH ST, $40 w-Second nat, c rooms & bath;
an liHAi. facing Morningside Park. rent reason
able. Apply %Janitur. in basement.
l"UIli 81. Fnl W. Ppnutiul apartments. .
rupms, hrlh h I'll lmpruv cmcnts, very. light.
reduced to SIS. $50 Apply ian'ior, or WILSON
H. BlAtk WELL X ca. -" W. 10th -.
l2iTI 81. 100 W. 4 3 rooms 4 bath: all
ight. elegantly decorated. Inquire lnUitor.
i3t7Ii ST. 40 w-Fi~ elegant ileht rooms &
tath. select Eclghborhool. SIC, Apply jAnitor.
l2iTn 81. 20 Whats. ! rooms; renI, -,
-l:l: ring inrit0r bell. LIST fiat.
i2irn ST, III W, near Lenox avc.-Nery choice
vide nat. 10 rooms. decorated. handsome en-
trance So
l2hrI 81, 2GO w rooms Il bath all I'm
.nr"v"n"ni'' rent, sl". Apply FOWLER
nID-.. yr.pprs,
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unfurnIahcd West Side.

AMSTERDAM AVE Corner HAT, $nI: janitor;
l-S ". lu-d sl., with east corner lOlst 81
columbus ave, hat steam heated, 81 n ~
tDluuhIS ave. Hat SlN. simon, .Nl tulumbus
aNu., near ihith s..
ANS ERpAM AVE, corner irIi II !, Il Il :
root. Il us from --nluS !. lnu'tuE.
AMSTERDAM we. $50. near 9,,h st.-S rooms
4 bath, al improvements, $S a so,
RAIl.pW ~, ~ .Nu.rtm'uI., 3 / | rooms,
impTuN rurut.. Iaullur,
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BDupML ~, go .~,cyul floor.
priyt.r luH,r.

CNl'NINr ~. ~ 4 g Ecd' rualgcrl: 81
ruN ipr h.u1t 700 n hit front ruuIls Improve,
n"n- rr-aN N' l-r"pi Husr. not g rIirapr-'
300 EN. urH.' d Iin,G, 'lA~'N, "@3N. "Uh i.
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nESTNNp

conservatory. 2iS West g3l st OGvn al s.m.
mer. mornings. afternoons. evenings, cooled by
electricity. correct WALTZ GtNEAN
FEED. nve strictly private icssuas. 81, auy hour.
viii musil positively no failures; lady assistants,
CLASSES every Afternoon mul evening ln0w
forminGI. munthiy. 81. g~uUrVcrly, g, i~urluGlaG
Individual private instruction IN walt and LATEST
fashionable danuCs. Circulars
RECEPTION Wednesdays and Saturdays.
SrA GE DANCING DEPARTMENT..
Every style taught, including latest novelties;
our pupils. Nile Rialta, ioliie Collins. LADY
Spencer. oterta; terms reasonable.
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18TH ST, 257 E.-Nlce large front sguaf
room; large closets; running hot water; piano
18TH ST. 2SO E-La:sc. comfortable house-
keeping privilege furnished rOOus. $50. STA
SuItIl.e cUuplCs, rebldence.
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ElUCuIIoN. and acting. thoroughly and prnc-
tically taught at the Lawrence SchoDl. lOi
West AID g.. fClly equipped ia % aud practice
rooms. clnsses now forming. Circulars on nppli-
cation TO EDWIN GOltDON LAWRENCE,
Director.
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Colleges, ScoooIs, &C.

BANJO. mandolin. guitar and stage dancing. y
course; circulars. }. DEAN So 80 ave, ilst ST
COLLEGE PREPARATION: Regents examinations;
neglected education; private lessons. Doc. clas-
sizes, mathematics. professor. 1877 W. 10th 1T.
MANDOLIN; guitar. violin, piano. harp. either.
violoncello. banjo: vocal: instruments furnished.
Raymond's School, 225 w. 42d 81.
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Musical.

A. GENTLEMAN. great experience piano,
organ; pupils r"Si1rnCr; s. quarter Ip al.
vance. PROFESSOR, box go World. uptown.
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! It'll 81, lao Large front rooms; running
Mlter: bnll: 81: r%nMLlemcll. N0ble or Taylor.
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Flats and Apartments to let
unfurrInhed-We., Side.

9TH AVE, co.'s rooms. I'd floor front; mod
etn improvements. so.
9TH AVE. No Ssl. OPPOSITE 9TH ST. l.
SrATiON-FTIsl y THIRD A
-Four very laugr, handsomely decorated r,om%
T. JASlTDI. RING ann BELL, let hand.
GIL AVE. Dgy. near 37th -, over ROplnson's
corset store I'd h 81 fOors; u rooms business or
private; fent low seen sunday.
9TH AVE. 50, near 4sth al. Floors Of . rooms
~ newly renovated hoIse; very desirable;
rents, $3.50 50. AIpN ~ store,
9TH AVE. Cs7-Soconi floor. I rooms. i2j, See
jNnltuf n I3l 9Th ave. OF 5. +. JAYNE & co..
?i IS. 80 st.
7rm AVE, 1879. 10th 81. sta~,ion-Ntractive
corner Nat. I rooms, 50. inside fats, SIS.
riuLnu Lnnlnl
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~nIshed- Brooklyn
furnished Rooms to Let.
East Sl1c.

CIlH;IOS PLACE. 20 'StlS Neatly furnished
room TO respectable CentIemcn; reasonable
terms.
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lHI Vast S-th st.. , rent. $50
. lut 18Th 81 rents, 10 to Spa
AZ Fast S1Ili Il. rents. So 10 i9I.
10 hat SIth It rents, So To S9l.
- Beach -,., very Tine and g"utecl for
CRrly business w"uD, rents. $bh
An under one management; ]lauitNrN win show.
$40 81 FlRS. . nom, Il bath: all lmprove-
mcutS; laTov. light 4 airy rooms; near l. sta
tiur. Apply lG5 l.. luGlh =.
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Flats and Apartments to let.
unfu.ni.hsa-w.., Side.

Attn ST. $50 w.-Eiesant f'ts for small fam.
lilies; I fine, large rooms. all light: range \
other improvements; nicely decorated $40 up'
47TI ST. 49, ". Elegant ilPt, 4 large rooms,
leNly painted & pnper'd; all improvements
ann 81, 4l4 " - elegant rooms. all light a
nl,s si0. sis
18Th ST. 2G7 w.-Most desirable single H.
rooms bath. beautifully decorated IN White &
gold all improvements, "a floor. rent reasonable
to good party q. NICHOLAS. lass broadway.
near ied 1t, or j%anitor.
5Oiu 81, .22 VI. Fine rorlCr X basement:
very desirable for business or dwelling; reason.
able.
5ls1 81. $40 aud 81 ". Very desirable single
t,W.Iy icc5iatri II Witt ( torth: ii"" house JIM
comp clca steam heated, e. NICHOLAS, liNi
iirondwHy. meas i2i 81. or %laniior.
S,1II 81, lU1 ". -tlcgnr' fat. : rooms, bnth;
al Improvement. steam heated. lalitor.
lOgp II. rs ". outside Hats OF extra large
rooms q hat!i; rclr!ZeiatorS s26. ~.
n11ii ~. 2l5 W. -p,slrable flats, : rooms
rent s3I& so.
iIG1n r., 500. AND l1STH ST. 90 W
D'c'r!trd fats. NIL Improvements; special IN
dnCrments.
llmn ST. 40 h 81 W. Desirable nars, q
rooms L hath heated hall; all AL Improvements;
rent ~ 6 49,.
l2lsT ST. 40 ". Elegantly decorated steam.
cl"v"t,d ( M"rniIssiie PARK j month fffct.
l2i1ll 81, 5aI W.-for sale, completely fur.
nish"d Hat Of five rooms, bath; S1i
Al VERY LOW RENTS.
23 W. ll6th st. 600 feet widel. / block from
elevated station and MorninsS'de Park. handsome.
ly decorated. stcam-hsated fats, 5 rooms and
bnth; halls newly ~carpefed and decorated, S2l to
SIS: awnings to froat windows; special Induce
menis. See janitor. OF MARTIN & ALMEl 1874
Columbus ave, near G9'h 81.
ATOFFiCE 4. kEMPNEE& son. 6U2 S;h ave.,
the following desirable flats d apartments 10 let:
FLATS.
1oi Sth ave. ! rooms x
~ ". 3aSth 81, & y fooms""""".."".w.s40.up
~! W. 10Th ST., 4 room Hat
2ol W. bid ST., ! rooms !tCorn"D """"..."."".s-O
APARTMENTS.
BIZ w. i2d ~. 3 rooms tranges) mp
II W. 18TH ST., 3 \ ! ruoms".w"............Sli mp
W W. 4uh t.. 3 ! roOnIs.........-.. Sll. 30 up
81 W. lIl st.. 2 L ! ~ MP
3o7 W. I3d s., 81 I room ...a............m". Si2 up
Apply 10 JaniturS ON premises.
A.-2OTH ST. 2la & 2?l W. near It'll ave. Very
desirable fats Of & rooms. bath; newly painted,
papercd a. decorated all improvements; station
nry tubs. ranges & ice-box. q. HOL 1883
Broadway, near 42l st., OF jnnitor.
KENILWOETII. DIST ST. +l3 W.-Ali light
$50. ~ ~
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PIANO LESSONS; thorough Instruction. j. Y.
VIEWING, 1870 Il. S7th ST.
REGkNTs, EXAMINATIONS for students "
law, nlediciic, drhtis'ry and pharmacy; day
School tincOr rorited by the licgcIts); college
preparation; special courses In modern languages.
For catalogue address secretary ScN York Pre-
paratory school, 10 Fast 42i 81. open every
evening from u 10 10 90
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MISS gMcCA9E'S

49,
DAAClNu classes nov tyr!uirs % .
East 18th ST., between btl ave. ana NrulGway
Classes every Afternoon and r'cn'ng, private .as
sons. arr hour, 81. waltz guaranteed ln sis prI-
R~ECEPTIONS WEDNESDAY an' SATURDAY
SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
Beginners at any time. OPEN all sgmmvr.
Special and individual attention 80 n TO thoES
iearning tho WALTZ: also he new AMI 'lshionabl.
dance i%ucluding stage, fancy aTl aharIcrer
c. HOWE. 10 East i2d st.. GUARANTEES, the waltz
fully taught, YOUNG or OLD. Gay 0g ]rycuing
OPEN ALL sUMMER-w,lz Fr' sl t,,n,ona-r.
dances taught rapidly; %vlrrui1rL kNlCKGE-
BOOKER CONSERVATORY, "a ". lNh st
STAGE DANCING. ~ West tS,h 81 e C-u-tir
tine. ali latest novelfies. ty pupils now on
stage; bessie Clayton. CLARK. Wells AMI Ruby
OPEN ALI SVNlHER-pwH,. r-runln rnf
JlIohcn's 'riN n" ulilcinV UrR. prF~ '- a. ave-
st.. neal ia * ave. ErDpFiVu; TI'i. n'.! a.
latest dances tau INT NNcI i"'l'.
MNNTIAT"rAN DA$riEt ACAbEMN. 9pNv#'
corr ci waltz su1rl"'N ~ uTurvaf lrsun..W wen
"a music. 50; uropi!rlr Wn'pr,lrv ant rHtlu'av
, ev mines dnnciug = 10 ~ Admission, gnufinu.w
and LADY. so. .nlF tHl ""ulDmHu tng 'hrIs
popular price Hnnd Tor rrct!W3 Iriy'to i~ : H.
In The WALTZ ON sp"cinl'%; open al SumH.e..
MISSES MONTGOMERY, "lS Wcst ITrh IT,
All STAGE dAucHs taught: reduce! rates during
summer children Instructed,
NINE ESOEMEIrS SCHOOL for stage dancing;
ballet and toe dancing thoroughly taught 100
West isl 81
West 2Ttig -. non.pno e~sstuuals and nose W no
wish 70 adopt TIE stage nPV enter special Glasses
% relneed rates. zee M pupils. Fjnlna Pollock,
Jenny Joyce, Fanny Rec aud Hen Ter Sistcns.
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AT VERY LOW N

80 W. ll6th st. 600 feet wide). 1 block from
elevated station and MorningSide Park. handsome
ly decorated. stcan-heated fnts; 5 rooms and
bath; halls newly c1rpefed and decorated, S2l to
SIS: awnings to front windows; special Induce
ments. See ianitor. OF MARTIN & PALMEl 1874
Columbus ave, near G9'h st.
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A. A. ST. BENAN, corner 10th ST. 4 Madl-
son ave. location unsurpassed; very stylish
apartments; grand front entrance; superb hnrl-
wood Trim 4 decoration; : ali-light rooms ~ bath.
with mosaic tlllgs, open Plumbing, hot water
supply: extra finr CnS ranges: electric iigiIt
Throughout; elevator service; first class manage.
Invnt agent living on premises; lowest rent IN
TIL city for al Nnntngrs Offered; SO to cC5, Apply
on premises or Ia II. rchIemamn, I!1 Columbus
ave, corner hith Il.
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unturri.hed-Eorth of , a s,h Street.

NORTHUMBERLAND OF "a sth Street.
LEMON AVE. 800. rear l2Sth 81. q light
rooms X bath S2i: month free: fine location.
LEMON AVE. .342. near l"5th 81. Elegant flats.
D large light rooms ~ bath; all improvements;
SIS; janitnr.
WOOD & MILLER, 20 W. l"5th st.
Trinity AVE. SIS. near l4Hrh It.. opposite
1t. Mays ~park-ParlDr moor and bnsement; :
rooms; all improvements; rent SIS.
WILLIS AVE. 2l7-5 rooms. bath. all improve
ments. &l2. investigation solicited. Inquire in
atnra
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instruction.

DOOKREEPING taught evening, BY expert &C.
ACCOUNTANT, box % World
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llrIl I. 3l3 T., ncar = ave -Well-iurnished
2k-iiOor rooms, moderate; private house.
.4TH ST. 222 E.-Elegantly furnished large
front room. hot & cold running water. ample
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A4L{-2aIGE TILL OCTOBER.
RUTLEDCE,

Going to Europe, viii transfer rcmniui e. uf my
lease Of SIS seven room beautiful !lat, ID floor.
1 IA AZ Nh II
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4TTH ST. $50 Elegant fIts for small fam.
iiieS; I fine, large rooms. all light: range "
other improvements; nicely decorated SIG q up-
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-10

pain, headache, backache, and nervous dis
turbances, or the general health not good,
the judicious use of medicine should be
employed. DR.. Pierces Favorite Prescrip-
ton is the best restorative tonic and nerv-
inc at this time. The best bodily condition
results from its use. It's a remedy spe-
cially indicated for those delicate weak
nesses and arrangements that afflict wo-
menkind at one period or another. You'll
find that the woman who has faithfully
used the " Prescription +" is the picture of
health, she looks 1oeH and she feels UeH
In catarrhal inflammation, in chronic dis.
placements common to women, where there
are symptoms of backache, dizziness or
fainting, bearing down sensations, disor-
dered stomach, moodiness fatigue, etc,
the trouble is surely dispelled and the
sufferer brought back to health and good
spirits.
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SH E..
A History Of Adventure.
by II. RIDER HAGGARD. !
ok CoNTINUED)

Poor little foot! set it down upon the
stone bench where it had lain for so many
thousand years, and wondered whose was
the beauty that it had uphorn through the
pomp and pageantry of "A forgotten civil
Zation-first as "A merry child's, then rs u
blushing maids. and lastly AS perfect
womans Through what halls of life had
Its soft step echoed, and in the end, with
what courage had 1t trodden down the
dusty ways of death To whose side had
it Stolen in the hush Of night when the
black slave slept upon the marble floor
and who had listened for its stealing?
Shapely little foot! Well might it haye
been set upon the proud neck of con.
queror bent at last to womnans beauty,
and well might the lips Of mobiles and of
kings have been pressed upon its jeweled
whiteness
1 wrapped up this relic of the past in
the remnants of the old linen rag which
had evidently formed portion OF its
owners grave-clothes for it was partially
burned and put it away in my Gladstone
bag, which had bought at the Army and
Navy Stores-a strUnge combination, |
thought. Then with Biilali's help | stag.
gered off to see Leo. found him dread
perhaps owing to the excessive whiteness
of this skin, and faint and weak with the
loss of blood from the flesh wound in his
side, but, for all that, cheerful as cricket,
and asked for some breakfast. Job and
Ustane got him on 10 the bottom, or rath-
er the sacking, of litter, which was re-
moved from its pole for that purpose. and
carried him out into the shade at the
mouth Of the cave. from which, by the
way, every trace of the slaughter of the
previous night had been removed, and
there we all breakfasted, and indeed spent
that day and most of the two following
ones
On the third morning Job and myself
were practically recovered. Leo also was
so much better that l yielded to Billali's
often expressed cntreaty, and agreed to
start at once upon our journey to Kor
which we were told was the name Of the
place where the mysterious She lived,
though / still feared for its effects upon
Leo, and especially lest the motion should
cause his wound which was scarcely
skinned over, to break open again. In
deed, had it not been for Billall's evident
anxiety to get off, which led US to suspect
that some difficulty or danger might
threaten us if we did not comply with it,
would not have consented to go.
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WANTS TO SETTLE CANADIAN CLAIM

WANTS TO SETTLE CANADIAN CLAIMS
Some time since Secretary Gresham
submitted to the senate committee or
foreign relations proposition TO settle
the damages to Canadian sealers which
were seized by United States vessels pre-
vious to the Paris arbitration. The
amount of damages will have to be as.
certained and the only question involved
is the manner in which this is to be ac-
complished. 1t is probable a board will
be created before which each person
claiming damages will be allowed to pre-
sent his claim and submit evidence in
support of it. The United States gov
eminent through the department of JUS
tice will lay before the board any evil
dence tending 10 show tho defects OF the
claims. and take such steps as are neces-
sary TO prevent fraudulent claims being
assessed against the government. 1t is
expected the senate will adopt the de-
tails Of a proposition Of settlement before
the end Of the session.
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SPECULATION.

Within an hour Of our finally deciding
10 start. five filters were brought up to the
door of the cave, each accompanied by
four regular bearers and two spare hands,
also band Of about fifty armed Amahag
ger. who were TO form the escort and
carry the baggage. Three Of these filters,
of course, were for us, and one for Bilall,
who. was immensely relieved to hear
was to be our companion, while the fifth,
| presumed, was for the use of Ustane.
docs the lady go with US, my fatherT
l asked of Billali, as he stood superintend
ing things generally.
He shrugged his shoulders as he answer.
ed:
eff she wills. In this country the
women do what they please. We worship
them, and give them their way, because
without them the world would not 60 on;
they are the source of life,
"Ahr' said, the matter never having
struck me in that light before
1--WE worship them, he went on, cup
to certain point, till at last they get un.
bearable, which" he added, they do
about every second generation"
"And then what do you do?" ! asked,
with curios ity.
Then he answered, with faint
smile, 1--WE rise, and kill the old ones as
an example to the young ones. and to
show them that we are the strongest, My
poor wife was killed in that way three
years ago Ii was very sad, but to tell
thee the truth, my son, life has been
happier since, for my age protects me
from the young ones.
'In Short | replied, quoting the say
ing of great man whose wisdom has not
yet lightened the darkness of the Anahag.
ger, chou hast found one of greater free.
dom and less responsibility
This phrase puzzled him little at first
from its vagueness though | think my
translation hit off It's sense very well but
at last he saw it, and appreciated it..
Eyes, yes my Baboon," lie said; 81 see
it now but all the responsibilities are
killed, at least most Of them are and that
is why there are so few old women about
Just now. Well, they brought it on them
selves. As for this girl, he went on, in a
graver tone, 81 know not what TO say.
She is brave girl, and she loves the Lion
Leo; thou sawest how she chung to him,
and saved his life. Also, she is, accord
ing to our CUSTOM wed to him, and she
has right to 60 where he goes, unless,
he added, significantly, "she should say
her no, for her word overridss all rights"
''Aud If She babe her leave him, and
TIE girl refused, what then2"
IF" he said, with a shrug, "the hurri-
cane bids the tree bend, and it will not
what happensg"
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BANKS SHOW DECIDED IMPROVEMENT.

A slight Improvement in the business
OF the national banks is indicated by the
latest reports Of condition TO the comp
troller Of the currency, which were re-
quested by Comptroller Eckels under
date of July - The last preceding re-
port covered the date May 4, exactly a
year later than the last report before the
breaking out Of the panic Of 1893 The
loans and discounts of the banks of the
leading cities have not returned TO the
figures before the panic except in the
great eastern money centers Of New
York and Boston. There has been a
steady advance, however. since the min
imum point of the panic and slightly adj
vanced since the last sta tement on May
4 1894
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PASSED THE LEGAL TENDER TAX BILL.

PASSED THE LEGAL TENDER TAX BILL.
The senate Saturday passed the bill
permitting state taxation of United
States legal tender notes to the same ex-
tent as other money is taxed by state
law. There had been some expectation
Of a contest over the matter. as eXemp-
ton of the legal tenders from taxation
has been Of value to the New York
banks, and the constitutional question
might have been raised whether it was
not breach Of contract for the United
States government TO change the condi-
tions under which it originally issued
these obligations.
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WILL OPPOSE 1T IN THE SENATE.

The senate committee on agriculture
Wednesday agreed TO permit Senator
Washburn 10 fayorably report the house
anti-option bill, the members reserving
the right 20 oppose the bill when it shall
come before the senate. As reported the
bill will carry an amendment providing
that the delivery OF articles affected by
the bill may be made at any place in the
United States other than the point des-
ignated in the contract without incur
ring the penalties provided in the bill.
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The greatest worm destroyer on
Earth Is Dullam's Great German Worm
LozeDges, only 25 cents Per box. Fof
sale by VanDen Bergh.
Mothers and paughters

Over twelve years was am cted with
a very serious female difficulty and for
the last sixteen months was under the
treatment of three of the very Lest
physicians that money could employ.
Under their skillful treatment
gradually grew worse until they de-
cded they could render me 40 perma-
nent help. One of nv friends per-
suaded me to try bottle OF Dullam's
Great German Uterine Tonic aud after
taking three bottles, can say | am in
better health than | have been for
twenty years and am now sixty years
old, put feel as young as thirty.
June 2, 80. Mrs. ). +. CARPENTER.
Lapeer, Mich.
For sale by b. VanDen Bergh. 4.
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TO HOLD CHINA's PORTS.

President Cleveland has practically de-
cided to unite with Great Britain, Ger
many and Italy TO forcibly preserve tho
neutrality of what are known as the
treaty ports Of China during the war be
tween that empire and Japan. The Chi
nese government has been fully Informed
OF the intention OF the powers through III
minister at Washington, and it is under
stood that the emperor will submit with
out protest to their forcibe occupation
OF his principal ports because he knows
IL would be useless to do otherwise. HI
realizes that he is in no condition to re
sist the policy OF the European nations
and that an empty remonstrance woult
do more harm than good.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-10
Very Much Surprised

| have been afflicted with neuralgia
for nearly two years, have tried physi-
clans and all known remedies. but
found no permanent relief until tried
"A bottle OF Dullam's Great German
Liuiment and it gave me instant and
permanent relief. % cents per bottle.
Signed A. Is. SMELL, Hamilton, Mich.
For sale by Il. VanDen l}ergh.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-10
NO SUGAR BOUNTY APPROPRIATION.

Notwithstanding the demands of the
senators from Louisiana that the sugar
bounty shall be paid upon this years
crop, no appropriation has been made by
congress for that purpose and none has
been asked for by the secretary OF the
treasury, who appears 10 have assumed
that the demands will not be complied
with. The amount disbursed for boun-
ties upon cane, beet, maple and sorghum
sugar last year was over Sl3,OOO.OOO.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-10
Map of the United States.

A large handsome Map of the United
States, mounted and suitable for Office or
home use, is issued blythe Burlington Route,
Copies will be mailed to any address on re-
ceipt of fifteen cents in postage by T. s..
Eustis, Gen'l Pass. Agent, c., b. & @. K. r.,
Chicago. Ill.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-10
GERMANY WANTS MAIZE srRups.

Mr.. John Mates, the representative Of
the agricultural department at Berlin,
has written To Secretary Morton that he
finds Berlin firms are interested in maize
srups, and he suggests that if the prices
for Indian corn srups in the United
States are low there ought 10 be sale
for them in Germany. Secretary Morton
will promptly supply to the agent the
names Of any American manufacturers
OF maize sirups who will communicate
them TO the department.