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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-12-28
MORE UNIVERSITY BUILDINGS
Tr7rsee-s VIII Not Pass Upon the
Plans Till June Next

Athens Ga. Decgmae- .--tSpeci1l-l-it
IS probable that the University ~ Georgia
trustees viii not pass upon the plans for
III. building 10 b. erected on the campus
i,ess-s the regular meeting next June.
Meanwhile nIaus will probably be sub
rrlfrts-l PROVISIONAL contracts made and
everything gotten In readiness Tor the
avrarIlnzs 81 tie final contracts next June.
yvhIa 10 definite plan has been dec ded
O.. ft IS more than likely that the new
building zr.lI be n thr-e-storv brick. vel
s,.1sIuus-i. ard that !; Will be occupied by
tn detsartulsuts Of chemistry and biology.
such an arrangement would give the de-
rz-srreut 90 physics two extra floors IN
the Moor building. would gre the depart
rlent Of history extra floor In the Il
b-ary Building AMI the department OF Eng
ISL a. exrrl .soor in the new college build
Ing This : cre OF the plans suggested. but
tie plan tina. VII finally BE- adopted may
L. different A portion % the money re-
cerlrlv ap.s-onraated by the legislature will
b used in making needed repairs on the
~ sent buildings and 81 sitting uP more
wEahIo building fcr tie department OF
~ culture
80 plans have yet been arranged for the
60 building TT the state normal schooL
Is heE1vei tha- cut Of the $50 per
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Suicide of Wasmandorff.

Chicago. December 27.-otto Wasmans-
dorm, OF the banking firm OF Wasmans-
dorf & Heinemann. which failed here last
Monday. as a result OF the collapse OF the
National Bank OF Illinois. committed SUI
eide at his home, 5i9 Cleveland avenue.
this morning. by shooting himself i'm the
right temple with a revolver. The constant
worry and mental anxiety for the past
week consequent upon the failure Is be-
ueved 10 have been the cause. lie had
scarcely slept during that time. and al
though il IS generally believed that the
bank Will discharge its obligations In fun
Mr.. Wasmansdorr that mis- standing
in financial circles had been imperiled.
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two men accomplished the wreck or the
National Bank of Illinois. Members OF the
finance committee and directors OF the
failed bank knew the full amount or the
Calumet loan and hoped to make Individual
fortunes on the success of the venture
They were given stock of the road and
the purpose of the deal was to sell the
property, and besides paying the D;Ahh
loan make a neat sum for the directors.
There has been Il sharp contest between
the General Electric and South Chicago
City Railway companies to get control OF
the Calumet bonuS. The latter ROAD WIN
be worth $5,O0O,0J0 in five years. anu the
outsiders who ruined the bank know II:
but they wanted to buy the bonds cheap
Loans to Relatives.
The report was current that the loans
of $500 go each to Robert Berger anu
George a. Weiss, both sons-ln-iaw OF
Pres dent Schneider, OF the failtd Ndlloh"A
bank, were unsecured.
1t was sad uhaL the Weiss loan IS secured
by the American Brewing Company ,
bonds. Mr.. Weiss being president Oh tne
company. None OF the Dank directors couU
be 1Ounu VINO haa seen such Dohus- ms
Dreyer loan is said 10 be seoufea ~ la "a
estate which the clearing house committee
threw out worthless. 1t Is cia-neo thdl
most OF the directors did not know or S51v,-
90 additional loan on Calumet eiectTic
securities.
Warrants Are Sworn Out
w dTIaAlS were SNpiH OAS SN-~-~
Hall TINS evening for the arrest OF l. .
Dreyer and Robert Berger, OF the banking
firm of h. 5. Dreyer * Co., when Iaied
here yesterday.
The warrants charge the bankers with
the violation of the banking laws OF limos
by receiving deposits after the INSTITUTION
WAS .usOlN cAt, and We're sworn Out ~
Frank IL enneuy a saloon keeper on Dear
born street. lie claims 10 nave hlaue
deposit the bank after 1t hau tecoIIie IN
solvent. Robert berger one OF tile t, 20
ners. Is son-in-laW OF George senneldef,
president or the detunct National Dahk VI
Illinois.
me warrants have been placed in the
hands or officers, and the arrests VIII
PROBABLY be made before morning.
Angus 81 Gindele Fail.
The firm of Angus - Gluoele. which
suspended today. mas been ia hnanc.di
straits Tor long time.
According 10 TIE statement made by tne
attorneys Tor the COMPANY, tne assets are
estimated TO be worth $5JO,VVJ ana hadn't
ties are placed Ut S250.u1J. These hsures
are believed 10 De largely suess work. now
eyr. and exaggerated II the case Oh the
IL IS said the firm owes the National Bank
OF lllInols alone so, 90 Tor money borfo~ 81
and the security - SAID tu be Of = class
watch viii De SLOW 10 realize On.
Bank of Minnesota Fails.
st. Faul, Mimi. December --.-Sgate Bank
Examiner Kenyon this H. JrnIng took Oii!-
cal possession of the bOOhs and assets u
the bank oI minnesota, closing its dOOl ,
pending an investigation Of its affairs. me
bank mas been IA need OF reae'y cash Ioi
some time.
At q meeting of the clearing house at
noon the bank was formally suspended
upon the report OF the bank conlmIt,ee. a
special committee has also bccn appO-ntru
oy tine clearing house commission 10 pie
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HE SENDS IT FREE.
Full Information for the Cure OK
Weakness in Men.

When man has suffered for many years
with weakness that b!ights his Ire anu
robS him OF all that really makes IRE "r1 2tt
llxinf'; when. after years OF doc'oI doctor, sia,,ed
specialties, he discovers reiheoy - -
brings back to him the power ana Pny slcai
energy that seemed to him loSt toISsei-
he naturally feels generous. lie wants MS
fellow men to know about II. He feels tnat
his mission on earth is to ltrt out OF nVhu-
age men who are today oat 'iihs 49, "a.
shattered nervous system, Iust a. ne 10
men. who, by their own secret ioilts' dIe
suffering a mental torture that WordS Cdh-
not adequately describe.
The world has come TO look at such sur
ferers I'm a different light from .ormer
DAYS II now regards them as unfortunate;
not criminal They haze Lacked moral
courage. They may he victims OF lnhertea
passion, or they nav" acqnTeu stSIe e
ever NAV have been thc incentive that
causes n man TO degrade his being ana
isolate himself from society. ne .ieeoS q
friend He needs the right hand or fei'ow-
ship and good cheer. Or is wrong to de-
nOunce him for his folly. and II Is equally
useless 20 give him advice. ne must nave
the hungry mans bread, not Sore
offered him This IS Why | send the METH
Cd that made me a man among men, fres
to any one who writes for 1t. | know the
aversion that suffering men nave 70 inc
fore send the information securely scaled
I'm plain envelope. without marks 10
show where II came from THOUSANDS OF
men have written me, 10 say now giau
they were to get this remedy. and every
mall brings encouraging report OF severe
cases of physical debility cured ana enact
ated parts restored TO natural strength
Now my friend do not sit and wonder
how 7 can AFFORD to give away this valu-
able information, but write for II TO-DAY IL
is free TO al. and l want every man 10
THOMAS SLATER. BOX lO2
Kalamazoo, Mich
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annum. or $4,000 for two years. the normal
school commission will set aside $4,000 for
a new dormitory and recitation hall That
would leave sls.0oo per annun for the sup
port OF the school. IL is the intention OF
tine commission 10 add two or three new
departments, TO extend the water mains
OF the city 20 the college buildings and TO
make several much-needed improvements.
IL is beloved by those In charge OF these
two Institutions that the oDOroDriation
by the legislature OF this money means an
increase OF one hundred In the attendance
upon the university. and over two hundred
increase In the attendance at Rock College.
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THREE CHILDREN CREMATED.
The Mother Had Locked Them In
While She Begged Food.

Columbia. c., December 2.-(Special)
A tragedy of peculiar sadness is reported
from Prosperity. II Is the sequel of a de-
sertion OF his family. on Christmas day
by William Moore. The wife and three
small children, absolutely destitute were
forced TO leave the house in which they
were living. and they would have perished
in the cold had not man, who mas long
lived ~, himself, and is known I'm the conf
,nunIty as Deaf George" offered to share
MS small house with them. The old man
went to Prosperity yesterday to procure
add tional provisions for his Increased
family. In his absence Mrs. Moore locked
the children I'm the house and went out
among neighbors IN the thinly settled
country TO beg for something to eat for the
u,tio ones who were literally starving. On
her return, late in the day, pile of snok-
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Another Chicago Bank Gone.

Chicago. December 2s.-The Atlas Ma
iional bank OF Chicago has decided to retire
from business and the clearing house COM
m:ttee. at a spec al meeting tonight decided
that the associated banks Of the city would
advance the amount needed TO pay its de-
pOsitors in fun. The amount required is in
the neighborhood OF SG0o0Oo.
The officers Of the Atlas bank arc: Presi-
dent W. g. u. Grannis; vice pres dent. c.
B. FarWell: cashier. :. W. Stone, assistant
cashier. ". ;. Tillotscn.
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To Fxcommunicate Tolstoi.

Berlin. December 27.-Advices from St.
Petersburg say that sensation has been
created there 10y the decision by the holy
synod to excommuuicate Count Leo Toll
stoi. the celebrated Russian author, from
tn orthodox church upon the ground
that his works are calculated TO and do
undermine the church.
The synod was melted 10 this action by
NJ Pobeicnos tzCff. the procurer general OF
the synod. who proposes 10 summon Count
Tolstoi before the synod for trial. which
will involve his beng deprived Of his civil
rlcilta.
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ing ashes marked the spot where the house
had been, and the charred bodies of tho
three children, ranging in age from one to
six, We're found among them. 1t is not
known that there was fire in the house
and whether tho children caused their own
cremation, or whether their father, TO
spite old George for giving his wife shell
ter and not knowing of the children's
presence in the house, fired il, will prob
ably never be known. He has disappeared
from that community.
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SIX LIVES LOST IN THE MINE.
Five Bodies Recovered, One Still Un-
derground.

Princeton. Ind. December 1.-THE num-
Der OF dead as a result OF yesterdays ex-
plosiOn at the Maui min Is now definitely
ascertained to be six. One man. Robert
Poneylight. is still under ground and all
hope OF his being rescued alive mas been
given up. The names OF the dead are;
ROBERT MAUI. twenty-hine years or
age treasurer and general superintendent
OF the Maui Mine Coal Company.
JOHN HOLMES. married, three children;
aged fifty-three
THEO FABER. married: one child; aged
thirty-three.
JOHN ERNST. married; two children;
aged twentv-siN.
JAMES RYAL. married: aged twenty
one.
CARL PONEYLIGHT. single; aged TWEEN
ty four: Belleville. Ill
Several attempts were made today 10
get the body Of Robert Poneylight, but the
gas was too strong for the rescuers and
the work was given up Another attempt
viii be made tomorrow morning.
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DOYLE Nav Contest Lester.

Savannah. Ga. December 1i.-iSpecial.)--
JOSEPH T.. Doyle. who was the republican
candidate for congress frum the first dis
trict. says he has not FUZZY determined
whether Or not he will contest Colonel
Rufus T.. Testers election.
lie has been gathering evidence, how
ever. ana saws he has discovered eNtensi We
frauds lu BulluCh. Burke ana Liberty coun-
ties. and also some irregularities I'm Chat
ham. lie thinks he has fully enough evil
aeuce 10 base a contest
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THE COTTON MARKET.

The Liverpool and New York cotton eS-
changes were closed yesterday. only a
few az the port markets We're received, and
those coming to hand only giyins the
movement Galveston reported ~ bales
received. New Orleans 4O59. MOBILE l,-u",
Memphis 296, Houston 291-
In Atlanta cotton was quoted easy with
rnildli-ter & 7-l6C.
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Fitzgerald. "a. December AT an early
hour "a morning IRE broke out In the
Ballard house, a two-story frame structure.
and destroyed the building with consider
able portion Of SIS contents. The names
spread 40 the I<irkwood. another hotel thaT
al Joins the Ballard house, and that bulld+
INK was also totally destroyed.
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DOYLE Serves Contest Notice.

Savannah. Ca. December 2a-tSpecisl -
Mr.. Joseph r. Doyle. who was the repu5-
lican cand date for congress from this dis
trict today served not.cc on Colonel RUFUS
T.. Lester that he would make a contest
for MS seat before the house OF reprcsen-
tatiVcs.
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Visible Supply of Cotton.

New York. December 26.-The total visi-
HE suprIy Of cotton for the world is 4,11S,gIj
bales of which 2S62. 7.5 bales are American.
against 4092.3l4 bales and S,7l5.lH bales re-
srectively last year. Receipts of cotton
this week at all interior towns. 1850 bales.
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Live Stock.

Chicago. December 26-Cattle easy and 1Oc lower:
receipts 800: common. extra steers $500 55O
stackers and feeders - 50 $50 cows ana bulls 81 so
"a 90: ca Ves 50 > % Texans S4UsL4 u;west-
ern rangers Iogs and = ~ o. higher. receipts
10 900: heavy packing and shipping lots So On
3 a. common 60 choice mixed So -19Is,Sb. choice
assorted Sg2af345; light ss.a oea5. 90; pigs 2'os
sou, Sneen steady; receipts 5000 inferior 10 choice
S2.25aIsS. = .; laInUs s;i- 20 s5-OO.
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Fruits and Confectioneries.

Atlanta December 26-Appes sI.1.5a2 20, Lem
20 Bananas straight si-.5t1 30; enlls sDes 90
Figs Hello. fsaisins new California ioog D.
4. IN xes 900 90 CurTsnts 6i97c Leghorn citron
IimIissc. Nuts almonds ! lc- pessens sel DC brazn
-l7 -. ljlherts he: walnuts 1netl le mixed nuts
S6fIUc Peanuts Virginia electric light o9oc iancy
hand picked 4aJ41sc: Georgia 3et3i4e
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The Gold Reserve.

Washington. December 26.-There has
been a perceptible gain in the gold reserve
since Christmas eve FROM tlde I'm =, aS- ~ ~
10 today the deposits secured We're Sl,2S',loi
over the Withdrawals. The gain was
broucht about principally by heavy eN,
changes OF Australian gold for united
States notes I'm San Francisco.
New York, December 26-Treasury pal
ances: Coin. $l2l, 81. 500; currency. S94,o-6.-
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Country Produce.

Atlanta December 20 Eggs Is 620c- Butter.
western creamery 1901 =; fancy Tennessee 10 IA
choice 2l, Georgia "a Dc Live poultry. tnrkes
S6IOc hens 22l-a2Jc; spring ch.ckens IL go 81
ducks 20, pa irish potatoes. Burbank sl-45 o
200 per bLl % 6Oc bu.; Tennessee 4595Oc per hu
sweet potntCea new 90 soc per on Honey. stralnei
- Sc in the comb a9c. Onions si-cOS l. 70 : hn'
q p, 3 3 80 per tbl. Cabbage Hobbs
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FINANCE-CONIMERCE.

New YORK.. December 26.-The New York
FiEancier says this week: The state
ment OF the Associated Banks of New orN
city for the week ending December 10Th,
covers but five business days, and reflects
above everything else the lstess condi-
tOH incident to the week IN stock exchange
and commercial circles. Despite the calls
for currency from this center. which set in
after the several large western failures,
the banks report an Increase OF $i.59lVD in
cash. the gaLn of $20SO,00O I'm legal tenders
having been Offset 10y a decrease Of SiooVVO
in specie. There was an expansion OF
SG57,300 in loans, which, coming after the
increase Of $4,000 for the week previous
and the large gains of preceding weeks.
shows the dullness into which the market
has fallen. But the very moderate sin-
crease reported was made at an advanced
interest figure. the effect of business trou-
bles in the west and the approaching Janu-
airy settlement period having operated 10
raise rates on both call and time loans.
AS the loan increase of Si5,495.oe0 since No
vembcr 7th, has been made at constantly
reduced quotations. the advance for the
current week does not appear logical, al
though it is generally thought that the
frmer tone will show no relaxation unilI
after the first of the year. In the mean
time the excess of idle money in New York
grows with every statement, the surplus
reserve of S3i 1880 now reported being the
Z.
Of course, the several weeks preceding tne
February bond loan, when the New ork
banks were accommodating specie.
The conditions surrounding these two pc
RODS of high surplus. however. are largely
different ON September Z, 1880. the loans
of the New York banks were S5l,ev0,uul
higher than at present and deposits We're
SOL .000 900 greater As a large proportion or
the loans made BIZ the New York banks
since tho election have been or sterling
exchange. II Will be seen that the course or
the money market is now dependent IN part
on developments affecting the price or
price viii doubtlessy tend toward main
ta,ning better interest rates here. At any
rate, there is reason to look Tor TINS result
during the first part of the com ng. year.
and It is perhaps due to these authorizations
that the rate is now strengt henlnG. al
though the accumulation OF Idle money
continues. 49,
Loans . . siS7 619. 800 $40, 466. 500 Sii2 I, go
legal tender a.ool .2Oo 7i097.Soo .. Ssl 100
Net deposits 525 S37 2Co 50l. oS9 500 $40 2sl goo
Circulation 1890. oe0. 1885 400 u zs4lV9
Total reserve 165 769. COO l4l,2lzvoe lszISS ~
Reserve req'd 31459.300 l25.Zl2 - -. ,,1-.S.,
Excess res've 3i5o9. 900 l5.sS9.oi cos. 20
The weekly bank statement shows me
following changes: ., no. -
Reserve tncreaSe.....- ...-.- -.-' --'-Fi ~
Loans, Increase. -....- -.---. '-'' 90 rno
Specie decrease. Sc. -.-- '--' a 80 ~
Legal tender Increase. 80. -. - So0
Deposits increase. 49,. .''. - 80 - 10
Circulation decrease. .... 49,. 49, "''lUo
The banks now hold $SISs.sVo IN excess
of the % per cent required by law
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Groceries.

Atlanta December 26-Floasted coffee sI7.1O per
100 cases Green coffee choice q; fair 10: prime
IA sugar standard graduated SEE New Orleans
white 3sc; 80 yellow &c. Sirup New Orleans open
kettle - ICC. mixed 12izd2Oc: sugar house 2oq o
5c Teas. black 3O665c; green POO Soc Rice. head
tic: choice 0 &c salt dairy sacks %. do bbs
= 70: iCe-cream 9Oc common 65c. Cheese, fun cream
OisIIIl4c Matches Sos Soc zoos I.3OGI. rs;
SOos , 70. soda, boxes &c. Crackers. soda 5l2c:
cream =; ginseTsnspssc. Candy, common stick otsc
fancy I2aI3c. oysters f. W I.75; L w 1.25-
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The Modern Mother

Has found that her little ones are improved
more by the pleasant Syrup OF Figs. Wien
remedy than by any other. and that il is
more acceptable 10 them. Children enjoy
it and IL benefits them. The true remedy,
syrup OF Pigs, is manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Company only.
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Provisions.

Atlanta. December 26-CIesr ribs boxed sides 3.
clear sides 4asc: Occurred bellies The Suga--cured
hams IL l. isc; California To; breakfast bacon 10
ale Lard. best quality 90 second quality D;
compound 4l4c
Cincinnati December 26-Pork steady: family sS so.
Lard quiet: kettle 500. prime steam go Bacon.
shoulders 400: short ribs 4I2s; short clear sides
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Receipts from the plantations, S52,y.2 bales
crop in sight 6.0l5.7si bales
The following WAS the range Of cotton futures in
- Ynr, for The vreeb ent.ins ialsI oaIurday:
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PROVISIONS, GRAIN, ETC.
CONSTITUTIONS. OFFICE.
ATLASTA. GA December 20. 1894
Flour. Grain and Meal.

Atlanta December 28- Flour. first patent s.. 90:
second pataut 300. straight 80; fancy 70. extra
family Z. 90. Corn white A.: mixed 4lc. Oats,
white Sc. mixed soc. Texas rlstnrsof soc Rye,
Georgia zoe Barley Georgia raised goo HGy. No.
timothy large fses soc; small bales soc; Nc. tim
othv small bales zoe Meal. plain ale. holted 3Sc
Wheat bran large sacks re, small sacks 10 shorts
SJe stock meal 81 .00. Cotton seed meal 95c per
Iuu n: huiIs 600 per ton Peas 6Oc per hushe-
GTits $3.50.
Cincinnati December 26-Flour quiet. winter pat
ents - - %: fancy 81 locI35 sprinr patents
81 5aaI so. Wheat quiet No. > red 93tn33ss Corn
freely offered: No. mixed p p; No white 225-
Oats dull and easy; No. mixed IS.
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The Chicago Market.

The following was the range Of the leading futures
in Chirazo for the week ending last saturday
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Piles and Fistula

Treated. Cure guaranteed. Free pan
let. DR.. w. j. Tucker. Atlanta, Ga.
The oasis., 1896-11-21
How to Prevent Group.

Some reading that will prove inter- esting to young mothers. How to guard against the disease.
 Croupis terror to young mothers and to post them concerning the cause first symptoms and treatment is the object of this item The origin Of croup is acommon cold. Children who are subject to 1t take cold very easy and croup is almost sure to follow. The first symptom is hoarseness: this is soon followed by q peculiar rough cough, which is easily recognized and will never be forgotten by one who has heard 1t. The time toact is when the child first becomes hoarsc. If Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is freely given all tendency to crnup will soon disappear. Even after the croupy cough has developed it will prevent the attack There isno danger in giy- ing this remedy for itcontaius nothing injurious. For sale by Chcnoweth x Mix.
The oasis., 1896-11-21
DIsEAsEs oF THE sKrN.

The intense itching and smarting incl dent to eczema, letter, salt-rheum, and other diseases ofthe skin is instantly allayed by applying Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment Many very bad cases have been permanently cured by it. It is equally efficient for itching piles and favorite rem edy for sore nipples; chapped hands, chill plains, frost bites, and chronic sore eyes. For sale by druggists at 20 cents per box.
 Try Dr. Cady's Condition Powders, they are just what a horse needs when in bad condi- ton. Tonic, blood purifier and vermifnge. :.
 For Sale by Chenoweth & Mix,
The oasis., 1896-11-21
NOCLES DRUG STORE.

C.M CASANOVA, Prop. This establishment, keeps a complete stoclsof DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, TOILET
 ARTICLES, STATIONERY, SPONGFS. BRUSHES, SOAPS, PERFUMES, ETC. Of English. French & American special ma- nufactures Prescriptions compounded. Morley Ave. MORALES, ARIz