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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-13
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
ro PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
- WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. - ooo ,o.no
For rhadeha week day sS ! sS s ssS 200 1ggs;
ParIor Carr 800 DINING ca,. 600 oDin n os II ~
SaS Car, A. NJ 23O. 400. 500 Dining Carl o."
Dining Car, r. M , lWashins'on week days 500 1000.
SO DINING Carr A. y. 2$o S:So 5oe Ginns ,oNo
pa ioSo Vfnning can A. NJ 80. 800 Dining carr o"
DINING carr p. NJ 1913 night . .r.a =, Zoo, -
Nrirrse and naror-car be procured a, -
Liberty ST. iis ~ 25i 4ls ga 10 ,Ss,b a 2s
Vest i25th St 25I columbus Az Ney-iork 1u.
~ VIZ Transfer Company will call for and cheek
, rue from, hotel or residence destination
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BAL IM0RE & OHIO RAILROAD.
rast Express iralns ,
baltimore Washington Chicago, Cincinnati,
LAMA All Points West.

Baltimore Washington. Chicago, Ctncinn"h'
-. IOuis and All p"int. West,
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALI, TRAINS
Leave New-York Lioer,yst daily tor CHICAGO
9,sn n m and i2:l5 nigh, PITTSRt-IG $50 SUM-
$50 Sun 1915 night. CINCINNATI 81. LDcls. 20 a
m GOO o. III. WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE a N,
ex sun. ~ m. II 30 Dining Car. 2aO pnns
Car q 80 D. M sun. Dining carr 5ao. 600 , M
Dining carr. 1915 night
NORFOLK, II 80 a. Tally.
NEW-ORLEANs Roanoke Bristol and Chatian "a
through Pullman sleeping Car. p m. daily.
All trains Illuminated with Pinisch light. .
Ticket offices: ll3 li2 POI. AIS. l.l4O Broad~aF II
East ith St. l2i Bowery y Y. 3tt Fulton St ho'~-
Ign. stations foot OF Liberty ST.. G. X II. II y j.
New-York Transfer Company will call for and che a
baggage from hotel residence To destination
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW.JERSEY
An,hrsc,;e coal used e 3,ad,s sIrnals
-Four traces. Automatic b"SN ,S"-
49, a,d after October -, 1870. 20.

Anti
-, na' ,r.ees Autc matte Block signals
fo', ,r Ind after october % le9, q,
rrotos ,eave station FOOT Of LitHr,y H., T.,
For ro,,on bethlehem. Allentown Mau,h, To 20 - d
P5o ~ a.lo C1:i5 20 Eas, M A. d. "
~ ..lS 20 5i5 80 to Alientown ~ u
a., q :I5 to Eas,onl A. N. 100 80 o.lo A. NJ
For Wikesbarre Pitstoh a"'
10 I 80 40 A. NJ, Con o.,o II 30 A. ". 100 81.
rr oa = ,o 5.45 $50 r. NJ I2:i1 night ''''''
10 10 2.so 80 600 p. ". l2;i' nisnt. n 40 10
40 40 "a T. NJ 1915 night sundays iVO' "'''
$50 T. M, - iewsburz and Wiamsport a, "
o.ro A NJ mo $50. 7:3o p. NJ SuniAss' ''' ~ '''
eco Z. NJ. p,u RoT'TE
~, 1onL Ing Branch and points soutn 20 ,sn'
p,os,n, 20 is Il3o A. NJ. l;3o I'D .tsry
ak p II SUNDAYS except Ocean "'''e @
PARK 300 A. NJ AGO 7. NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD.
Toms River. Farnegit faih anu He
A. ST.. l45. 40 T. NJ , -, t,s,ca,o, 40 A N.
For Atlantic city. Nineand ana b''use''"' ~
F- Monmouth Beach seabrisht and isnanas. % x
p NJ Sundays 900 a. NJ. 400 r. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-13
STATE or tribe.

s dull b.c wnssf az a. Be M IsS
Ssmps grade S Slmat xed stock sp. asa
bush ,sSs ao'? 49, s asdc NO %ovsmSs od st
s5c year 34aSic Januay a%t6r5 whise AHA
sc ' yoT s aIssa s'@ alss
ST; ;s dS ss isasS STOCK Su NJ
3ai5c nea56y S ST aset mddlnss Other
articles unchanged
Buffalo Nov. I2-sprns wheaFair demand limits limits
HT% fS scsmss co s@sS G bush No ssg
.d Sqsh s - % soFd 1FT Sa 20 20
Sa$ "a ago. S ss. s .sS' S ds
red Ind is 6 T"'ss %ase ss
69 80 haTs I snSsa' old 8S aaGc "A cars
eifs new S No S S5so s4 e ys 10
S s yssx 3 s.e '? IN Ss ssa &
:S51 S 3s,s .ssS De dsmaad a S:55
~ white 2Se No w Rareyorsrns. sera demand
sat fancy 39 good to cho Ss sr ror Weak X
1 Sf 5a hgS lu M feed quiet weak unchanged Canal
f fTeights quiet, unchanged
Chicago. Nov l2-The leading futures ranged as fol-
Wheat, No % openg Highest how sss &c, cGsIns ;.
$:ss'' $$s 81 o.s$is os$is.
Corn. No .:
R.5s%s'' & .o,.a: :5 a7Ha 81 ss,s:5 81
oats No 2.
November ........ ia T.. -
December ......... - lnthao,.s 81, a,s'
MAY -'-2 -Vs
Mess pork. per Dbl
December ......... - 10 - a., 49,, " n-tL
January ,oi- i-.-
May .........'.'.' w.
Lard. per 100 b.,
November ........ 9l,'2 . sa.s - nnoiz
January 9'.'2 9oo.,,s ,9,L soI
May cS's 'o-72
Short ribs. per 100 10;
November 30 SIR o., -
January ", 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

y
REEVES Receipts 10 cars or 222 bead all cons.enei
d Win ne eSceg9n q se?a go The S@y at s, pen
II c5 F % scaiy city dressed native sides alr
demand at '5se per Toa a oc so later cu
shipments today on the Ge9tgc to 80
Son. 100 head Tor sehwarzsohid K su!zoerEe, zoos COS
hsSp @ m oss 60 ,b snS S for oSnampo0
vii carry $40 quarters Of beet for Easimans Company
ard @ qu @ take F out loo qar,es Tor
Newton Go s,d On M9naaH ncrreex pntei
in The report yesterdays marke. sold at 81 90
csyes ha. asye as ye!erdsy was as Feel
ing firm for all sorts Of ye SayeI ana sa Yeas AT
s. - per loo 10 Western calves COARSE at s. - snd
ana grades higher ci,y dressed yeas sold at "a
M NJ conn dressed at ang anq pe HTt nv
Co. ,,e calves 5aG,.c and coarae dressed yearinss
y -masgh:k How: Al Western calves 1854 n
'Ti, nm~ % M IN ii yeas 1916 NJ At So do n
a, $40; d: i.o ~ =, a s. S. Do y. II =, So
c lIqce wris fs CO. yeas Isl h. at S. ysal isC
- Ne az tor { Co.: 10 srasser. 200 n a, 81 CO..
NJ Collins veal 39 n at s. go ye@. d.9 IS? y
siiEEP And LAMiIs-Kecepts o. cars. 05s head
direct to butchers and 3's cars t2r me mafke-
non and grades q and firm fo good sheep
ANA mske1s Culinary to fsir sheep sod at s. ia
81 G2s PEI 100 NJ common e. choice lambs at 50 ''a
dsH Dressed mutton u mo node demand at ."''
pr H. d5''iG arm a aG can"d"n lambs s. III aver
age Al 81 - per ioo H. ~
ualIenbrck Hollis lI3 Northern Canada lambs 10 ID.
al 81 i3i. $50 -,.
Hume Mullen State sheep ~ 10. at 81 "a, - state
Sewtoa 90 % State lambs, e. 10. at 81 20; 81 state
sheep @, II. at 50 62'9. =,
II state sheep 11D 10. 81 37e POO stat" sheep and
lambs - H. = 50 %
HOGS Recepis q cars OF 1913 head ~ which 81 head
Tor sale Feeling steady and quotations SiQSl - p-r
100 -; hu, choice light pigs ayerasng 90 To - lb
considerably exceed these quotations. Their" Is scare
i,v ,f such ana dealers looking f0r them country
.ss,I unchanged ana selling at 5GHi.o prr n Tor good
IaNy 10 tight weights bat rough hogs sell down AZ ow
salcs-A. W Lamb: II State hogs. 26l ID average at
sanders state hogs 200 ~ at - 10; 3d. 235 ID.
ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-13
e RE IL ~ e S .

TNFONgN WAIns 'ANH NNN NOFk. loot Of tNamIfIs-sI.
"a follows. and i've minutes earlier from West 25i-sL
900 rsN.mlc TI%o E'Pss, p" Ss wSsD
town. Meaiville and the West pailor
Brffg.o
Dan ~ M.-Nestlbu.ed Limited Daily. solid train Tor
~''O Chicago. via Chsutaulua Lake arrives Cleveani
40 \. Nj, Chicago 5:35 T. NJ Sleepers CHI.
cago cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car.
O asc vis'%S ssp, s., palm sSsSc:
for Detroit. Chicago tie West,
S45 49, ss cSsH ;n LAKE and Nsa;. rs
falo. Chicago and CincnuatL Dining Car.
TICKETS. Local. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
accommodations Al Ill. 2Gi. a0i and 05T broadway.
10" East isnthst. Chambers ana West sd fsrries
Ns%.Yors 90 Eoadway and sas Futons,. Brooklyn: 40
Hudsnn-st Hoboken and jersey city station. Erie
Transfer Company calls for and cbseks BAGGAGE fran
hotels and residences to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-13
OTHER MARKErs-ny TELEGRAPH

Eunos Nov. i2.-Catte- Receipt. last - hours. 2'G
head Total for week thus far 80 bead Tor same time
1872 consiEI Ell through. .3D head 90
Nov York 30 head sac 90 head. Market openei
nue ard steady. closed steady, about all sold. Goud fat
mixed butchers stock s3Hs3 "a. Old a. fair TAT cows
81 75qse -. ogsRrceps. last - hours f"" head
total flr week thus far $3.50 head for sane time last
vee n head; signed through 1850 head 20 New
York 5000 mead. sal" 1900 head dncudng hoioversl
Market opened steady and aer. fIled stronger closed
strong Workers mixed AMI mcGlung 81 80 clos
ing 81 50, few prime heavy 10 for - ~ i"ughs
e. 81 30. stays 81 75uS3 % sheep and lambs
celpts last 81 hours 400 head total for week thus far
o,o head: for tine last week, 29.sD head
signed through. 100 head: 10 New York 40 head; on
,nie 1000 head. Market opened fairy active and
stranger. closed hrm about all sold. Good native lambs
,75 10 M. sIdsi o5 fair good light 80 3aaS 10
,,lls and common. 81 7J4s3 %. mixed sheep good
choice 35hs2 10 cu.ls ndcOmmon 81 T5G$2 %.
sheer fair extra. 81 2oUt3 20
Tasf Liberty Nov. IL -cattIe-Heceipis only fair this
week s5 cars being sse. Choice. 81 a0asi 20. good
a. o,aSt 30 good butchers 81 GOdst rough fat So 5Ud
"a 70 bulls cows and stays 81 SOfs3. fresh cows and
sprlna.s s5as40 feeders 81 e5uS 50. heifcs 81 $50
sa Is Receipts heavy this week ~ sale
III. demand j. only fair. ihisdelphias So ~. few
ctr, 50 S. bcJ; Y9rkefs So Ius3 80. " falf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-13

The r,a-lct for RID and coffee IS dn weak and
nominal and quoted at l5'sc f1r n" No spot The
demand for mild coffee Flow. but prices are unchHhs"i
and tie market closed quite -iealf III tone W. n'i'
sale 81 Gs, bars Mrraoaio 900 bags Central Amcri
cam in private terms. and 800 "iss Mhi""'D' "''e
shipped
DisUGs-Thc market Cor opium - piacic"It .~hrr" u
was week ago sinrlccasc lots quoted al ~ ~ ana
oipinc lots Al 81 Slasl ~, There If scarcely
buncc activity the above prices Sn"uld be corid
cred being nue nominal Gulnine ~ quiet and
unchanged stocks seem to DE ncIeas rs ana Inc market
About lie II sun the price iol
regular and 21i.c for =. q ". brand.
ESSENTIAL OII1S-The market ior anise oil u quiet
firm. with Eight supply. and - - Is the general
price oil peppermint = stronger wan indications Of
further improvement prices ana some are holding
Western 81 ~ Wayne County al s.: Win cases al
81 .Ods2 -. spesrmln is steady and wofmwod steady
10 frn. with spot quoted a 81 Uid<2 - We quote.
81 30 beigamot prime s. 1892 %; 10 good :: 80
cub.b SlQ$l 10: hemlOck. Hn+Uc. lemon. prime, 81 2fi
81 rs: fair SldSi 10: lemon native Gia70c
peppermint. Western, cans. FL i1nSi No., wayne
County cars. 81 &Gk2. and cases 81 2juf2 30 penny
royal 00cQSi sassafras natural 35c. artificial 2iu2Gc
spe6rmnt. 81 ICqS2 20 tsnsy 81 d. wnt-rgreen nat
ura 81 2o0si 30 and artificial .Oao3c; wormw"1. pure.
81 GOT - u. .ROOTS Gentian is rather
spot firmly held say. 40. hut parcels To arrive
Jared at 3bGiN.c and lot lust arrived sold az us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-13

Receipts Of breals'uns interior points In thousands
last three oiphers 1000 omitted -four bbs gram bush
VA 4
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TH0s. COOK q son,

os, Broadway. cor. Warren.
l2o5 Broadway. cor INF 1'e'i'-
The record-union., 1895-05-11

FORGE L. FRENCH IS ONE OF THE
~ Native Sons OF California. who is On
all-round athlete and bright. energetic fello W
The Trenches have always been known In
California since the golden days. Every one
speaks well of George, and he certainly de
serves 1t. Your reporter spoke to him yester
day Mr. French was just studying the record
Of high jumping. He threw aside his record
book and smilingly said in answer to my Ques-
ton:
believe there is no better remedy than tho
joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla. 1t has been in
our house for several years. and have used it
time and time over 1 have known several
very bad cases of dyspepsia that were cured
by the remedy. By the way, joys is very pop
ular now. hear the boys in the street shout
ing joys for the Jaded. I see col
umns and columns OF testimonials in
the various papers Of the country. It is
certainly great remedy and If any one desires
TO call at 800 California street 1 shall be
pleased to tell them what good has been ao-
complished by the home remedy, joys Vege-
table Sarsaparilla.
What Mr. French says is absolutely So.
joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla has touched the
hearts OF the people because it IS the remedy
of the people. 1t will cure Skin Diseases,
Blood Diseases, Dyspepsia, Loss of Sleep,
Chronic Constipation, B1liousness and many
forms OF LIVER DISORDERS
The record-union., 1895-05-11

EVERYBODY KNOWS BIG-HEARTED
---A Frank w Msrston. He is now one of the
proprietors of that elegant restaurant situ-
ated opposite the Baldwin Hotel which is
known to nearly every young man and won an
in the city of San Francisco. S65 Market
street is the numbsr which all the native sons
of San Francisco remember, because it is the
place where they go for early breakfast,
good dinner, late supper.
The height of Mr.. Marston's ambition is to
be amiable, and his compeers show that they
like this trait by often slapping him on the
shoulder as they meet him in the various
walks of life. That he is good fellow there
is no doubt that he is an honored gentleman
is evinced in the fact that he has been Clerk
OF our own Assembly for four consecutive seq
sions, and besides filing this confidential po-
sitiou in our Legislature, he has been the
chief clerk in the great building where the
dollars are ground out. Now, when he has
been handling millions Of gold and silver, or
checks in his restaurant, he has always been
the same plain, sweet-hearted fellow, and his
words are of an especial Importance on this
touching occasion.
Very few men like to speak to reporter for
publication, and Mr.. Marston is one Of those
who do not care for notoriety. II was only
few days ago when he was interviewed with
reference to our own home remedy, joys
Vegetable Sarsaparilla. These are his own
words:
eyes, I know of the remedy. It has been
in my household time and time again. I can
conscientiously recommend it to ali my
friends, and to each and every Individual who
is ell run down. + have never been really sick
day in my life, but I havs seen times when 1
was tired and weary, harassed with the cares
of life, and when 1t was necessary for me to
do something. One OF these occasions I
CHANGED into a neighboring drugstore and asked
for bottle OF joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla. I
walked home with the bottle, and allowed
it to remain in the cupboard for about
week, and as L was feeling out of sorts be-
gan using the medicine. Now, it was only
three weeks since began using the medicine,
| when my head was as clear as q bel,' my
eyes as bright as dollar and every part OF
my body seemed TO have been renewed. Tle
family having used joys Vegetable Sarsapar-
lila declare it to be far better than any other
| remedy they have ever used and they prefer
to use joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla to nasty
pills, for don't you know 1t is so hard to
swallow one Of those big balls. -
The portrait below hardly does credit to this
young Californian He is truly as amiable as
he looks, and is always in the front, either at
a stagg, picnic or dinner. He tells a good
story, is charming entertainer and ever
ready to help his friends.
The record-union., 1895-05-11
1t Is n Grand Medicine.

.'Really it is a grand medicine and did me un-
told good. AS you have been told before
began using joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
was a victim of dyspepsia. 1 could digest
nothing but the very smallest bits of chops
and steaks.
''That all-gone feeling you read about was not
all gone. I had it. Whoever has it now 1 am
truly sorry for. But seriously, joys Vege-
table Sarsaparilla did me great deal of good
cured me. l heartily iudorse it,
Such praise, coming from the lips of Judge
Kerrigan, is recommendation, sure. Judge
Kerrigan is member of the Olympic Club
highly connected with the Bay City Wheel
men, stands well in his Native Sons parlor,
attorney for the association known as the
National League of Wheelmen and is, withal
jolly good fellow. He has no enemies, in
deed he is prominently mentioned for the Su
perior bench, and aside from politics, his worth
and popularity is likely to place him on The
Superior bench.
The record-union., 1895-05-11
TESTIMONIALS.

/ have tried several remedies which are adver-
tised as specially for the liver and could never get
any relief / recommended TO try bottle of
JOYS Sarsapsrilla just test and while taking
the first bottle became convinced Of its m crit s.
for I could feel it working change IN me. have
taken five bottles. and now my troubles have left
me- Everything is working full and regular In
fact II has c!eansed. purified and brsced ME nm
GENERALLY. feel like man You are at per-
feet liberty this you see ft or you can
refer whom you please to
CHAS- LEE with Beamfsh)
Third and Market SITS civ
The record-union., 1895-05-11

TT YOU SHOULD ASK THE OLDEST IN
l. HABITANT whose name is most familiar
In the old aud the new business world OF the
Coast he would unhesitatingly say, 1.-THE
house Of Maoondray.'
Panics come, panics subside, panics retreat,
panics fade away-the name Macondray is un'
sullied the name Macondray becomes deeper
ip1bedded in the history of California's bust
ness.
William Macondray is another OF the native
sons of business sagacity, strict integrity and
progressive nerve. He Is in the Japanese
trade Scarcely ship floats from Japan to
San Francisco but brings tons and tons OF
silk mattings, etc., for the Macondray boys.
William is the head Of the house Of Macon
dray Bros. s. Lockard. agents for Roederer's g
Champagne.
The record-union., 1895-05-11

+. w. JOY CoMPA.Y-5IRs: l have been suf-
ferer from horrible bod disease for the pa t
fve years. Have suffered uatold misery. both
sarsaparilla continually, and have derived wonder
full benefits from IL
had ruined my stomach by taking mercury and
potash until became a chronic dyspeptic, unable
to retain the least solid my stomach At tho
writing cat anythtns and digest t thoroughly
without any Inconvenience. When | commenced
taking your Vegetable SarsaparlIla l weighe 125
pounds, now / weigh 100 pounds, feel well. eat
well and believe l am we'll but will continue tax
Ing tte remedy right along.
You may publish this, l want all sufferers to
be benefited by my experience.
(Signed) MIR. THOS @. BROWN.
Mayfeld. Cal.
Pure Blood, Pure Breath, Health,
Sweet Glands or Pore Is made with the
use of Joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
The record-union., 1895-05-11
REFUSE THE SUBSTITUTE.

write 10 admit that Notwithstanding nv mis-
pivipes your Vegetable Sarsaparilla did all that
Won promised. had tried so many pre- scriptions
10 no purpose that had come to believe that moth
ing would relieve my dyspepsia ard headaches, but
hore n OF hud a return Of either trouble since
commenced taking your medicine. l believe am
nerfect,v cured. bus VIII. out of an abundance OF
rartfon continue to take 1t regularly for while
vet You have my permission to make this public
Tor think that a remedy that Will cure dyspepsia
and prevent sick headaches should be generally
known. Respectfully.
MES ~ FOWLER. 1927 Ellis ST.. city,
The record-union., 1895-05-11
Judge Prank HI. Kerrisan, a Popular
Young Man.

Young Man.
At the recent election young Kerrigan was
the nominee for the Office OF Justice of the
Peace. He now holds the office-holds it In
disputably because he received more votes
than any other man. Not only was he elected
by good majority, but he received more votes
than did any other individual for any other
Office. Judge Kerrigan is not only politically
popular but he is socially popular as well. Ii
matters naught where you go you hear
of the peculiar fund OF humor
with which this native Californian
glacdens his friends and hearers. He is
always assisting his friends, always giving a
helping hand where he can. 1t is for this reason
that many OF his friends were alarmed when
they heard that he was the victim of dyspepsia.
Late suppers, talking night and day, amusing
and relieving-brouRht him up to dyspepsia.
His wonted musical laugh resounded no longer
at the stays and swell parties. His friends are
now glad 10 learn how well and hearty he is.
The record-union., 1895-05-11

Speaking of Joys Vegetable Sarsa-
parflla, he said.
''The remedy was first brought to my notice
by being in the house of one of my friends. l
naturally inquired as to its merits, and on
being told It was good / bought bottle from
neighboring druggist 1 am glad did buy
the medicine. 1t has done me more good than
any other medicine of which I have any recol
lection OF taking. am now able to eat and
sleep with satisfaction and rest. can safely
recommend this medicine to any one suffering
from Dyspepsia, Blood Humors or Liver Com
plant"
It is statements like these that show the
popularity of
Joys VEGETABLE SARSAPARILLA.
The record-union., 1895-05-11

Ihave had for years spells Of Indigestion aud
dyspepsia, and have tried nearly everything FL
nally toos of the Sarsaparillas. 1t did rot
help and caused pimpes to break out on my
face This ] was told the result of the potash
contained In It, Hear. ng that joys Vegetable ar
saparla did not contain mineral and acted differ
entity got some. The pimpies disappeared almost
Immediately. and have not had any since. 1hKve
not had a symptom of my old disease. nor do
think is will return. MRS C. B. STEWART.
400 Hayes street, city.
The record-union., 1895-05-11
JUDGE KERRIGAN TALKS.
He Tells His Experience in the
Use of What Is Now Consid-
cred CALIFORNIA; Great
est Discovery.
SdE BELIEVES IN JOYS
-adge Kerrigan's Friends Are All
Gladdened With the News of His
Permanent Recovery
S1E BELIEVES IN JOYS
HE is NOW RUDDY AND RUGGED:

THE GREAT TEST IN POPULARITY IS
votes. When you get to the polls you run
the gauntlet of all the friends and all the enc
mics of the candidate. He who receives
more votes that his party candidates is consid-
cred popular man.
The record-union., 1895-05-11

take great pleasure in recon mmending your Sar-
saparla. | have only taken one bottle SO far. but
l feel like new man. l suffered from headaches
and bloating of the stomach, caused. 1 presume.
from indigestion l shall continue 10 use II for a
while and heartily recommend 1t 10 my friends.
II is credit to you. w n. ENGLISH
1OI6 Market street, city.
The record-union., 1895-05-11
Good Health for an Mankind in Joy''
Vegetable SarsapariiIa.

TO show you my gratitude aud for the benefit of
others, make ii my duty to inform you that your
joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla has done me more
good than anything 1 have ever used, and have
tried nearly everything / used to rest but little
at night tossing from side side. and after meals
was troubled with indigestion, and my headaches
nearly drove me frantic. Your medicine has
wrought magic and feel like a different person,
andall my troubles are gone.
MRS. SALINA LOPEZ,
2119 Seventh street, st. Louis No.
The record-union., 1895-05-11
NERVOUS PxosrRATToN.

E. W. JOY CoMPANY-Gentlemen: l have suf-
fered from a nervous prostrafioa from fnaa cial
losses. Can say joys Vegetable Sarsaparla has
| cured ME. My liver, stomach and bowels have
been very Inactive but since taking your remedy l
| entirely well. Ali bu siness men and wome n
should use IT. Please publish.
(Signed) Mr.. wM. HENRY JONES,
Butte, Montana.
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thing but milk and brown bread. Life was nothing
but misery for me.
Now have good appetite. eat anything wish
and feel no disagreeablc effects from it l wish
could tell all dyspeptcs and urge them to try your
Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
(Signed) MR.. JOHN TIMOTHY.
nrl,n nol
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KIDNEY.

E. ". JOY COMPANY Gentlemen: I have suf.
fered from kidney trouble for two or three years
l would have to get up IN :he night to void my.
urine from ten to fifteen times. NJ sleep dis
tur5ed and became very thin ami ne ryous No
appetite, bowels coast!pated. l have taken two
Dotties ar1 gained fifteen pounds. sleep wei.
Eaye to ge5 up about three times during the uight
and am very much better Ia every respect Win
continue to take your Vegetable Sarsapaila for
believe 1t Will entirely cure me.
(signed) MR. EDWARD w. FRENCH,
Stockton Cal
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Said He Yesterday.

mo man cares to have his Endorsement OF q
medicine in print but am too grateful to the
Home Remedy to refuse to speak in its
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SEE THAT YOU GET THE GREAT
"HOME REMEDY"

Your Sarsaparilla has done me much good.
About year ago began to feel very miserable
and my skin was turning very yellow. / was all
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