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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-08
| COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


The unfef,igned, having been apT0in ed by
the Hon. Probate Court Tor tho District u Nan.
chester, q jmuissi0ners. To receive. erAmine
and adja,t al claims and demands Of all pei.
sons sgkinst the estate Of
John II Boosted late Of Manchester
In said District. deceased. aud all claims sIhibli.
ed Ia on, 81 thereto, hereby give notice that vs
gill meet, for the purposes Aforesaid al the
Office Of y. @ Archibald, Ia Manchester Center
on the LIST day of March nett from
z O'Clock ,. n. until O'Clock ,. ~. and that
slr months from the slgt day Of August A. ID.
1881, is the time limited by ssid Court Tor said
10 present their Gains 10 us fof tram
inall0p and nllowanee.
Dated 1t Manchester this sist day Of August
A. u. is5s.
CHARLES y, AMPS. oou.,.
issu henry LU0EkE. W"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-08

One aioate Cough Cure surprises poo
pie BY lie quick cures aud children may
take 1t In large quantities without toe
least danger. II hes won Tor itself the
best reputation Of sny preparation nsed
today Tor colds. cronp. tickling IN the
throat or obstin.i IL coughs j. II. Whip
pie Manchester Genre; A, II. Pettibone.
Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-08

A friend advised me TO try Ely's Cream
Balm and after using it SIX weeks l be
lieved myself cured OF cstarrh. II is q
most valuable remedy. Joseph Stewart,
ga Grand Avenue, Brooklyn. N. Y.
Ny son WAS sfll .cted with catarrh, / in
duosd him TO try Ey's Cream Balm and
the dissgreeable cat .rihal smell oil left
him. He appears Is well rs anyone. j.
O. Olmstead, Arcols, Ill
Price OF Cream Balm rs fifty cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-08

The smallest failures ever recorded 10
sny month Tor five years we're those oil
August. No other month since the
moothly reports we're commenced by
Danr review exclusively has shown dc
iaultei liabilities ~ small within o.. 900,
0Vn, aud the ratio OF suoh defaults to sol
veut business, represented by exchanges
,broash ell clearing houses, only Sl0s. 70
In 100000. 10 smaller By &c 8 per oen,
thaa any previous month, the olearings
have been the largest ever known In Aug
ust and 70 o per cent larger than in 1892
Il Is strictly true ths. business 10 larger
than in the very bee, Of ell periods. and
yet there Ia every prospec, Of much fur
tier inctesse
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-08

Hon. Thomas =. Buckhsm, OF Fairbault
Mimi, has just been renominated for the
third time for Judge OF the fifth Judicial
district OF Minnetots, which 10 that local.
ty guarantees an election. Judge Buck
ham is . graduate of the University OF
Vermont in the class Of '55. aud brother
OF President Buckhsm.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-08
NOuRT OF INSOLVENCY..

" hTsTE ~ VrEspEr District Of Manchester. rs
IN The Matter VI j. II. Couture, insolrsnt
Debtor.
To the Creditors Of the said lssoive1t and all
others vhom u may concern:
Take Noiles that the second and Third meet
ings o tie eisditos Of the ssid insoI vent debtor
viii be held together al the Registers ON q 10
ssld Dist vel 90 the Tin DAY u rsplamber I53s al
ten o'clueh 10 The forenoon for the purposes act
forth In C1apier ". aud amendments thereto.
of the Revived Lave u Vermont. at which iims
Msrk l.. Msnlsy, Asslgpss. viii die bis aeaoant
AID asA 10 be discharged ADD disidsnd ordered,
Dated al Manchester, Ia said District IAl< zsfd
Gay oi AUgas, a. u. 1888.
issu w.E. EDGEaTQs, Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-08
ENO5 p. SHELDON'S Estate.

The Pfobats Court for he District II Mdnciesier
To ali persons interested In the estate 81
Fnos J., tbeidon late OF Rupert In said
District, eesassd. 6RssTIsa.
BY the authority OF the state Of Vermont, y0n
are hereby notified w appear before the said
Probate Court, Al the Probate Office In Man.
chester. IN ssid District. ON the 2sth day Of sep.
TENDER 4 d 1893, Al 10 O'Clock In the forenoon,
10 show eaase, n any Jon have, why the account
Smith Sheldon, Executor OF the estate Of
the residue ~ said estate should not be dis.
tributed " the parties entitled thereto.
Dated at Manchester, Ia said district, this 9th
day Of September A. ID. 1855.
lssw W. Is. EDdkKIOs, Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-08

ALLOW cough 10 run until n gsts beyond
the reach OF medicine. They often cay.
Oh. il viii ve.r away, but in most cases
!. will wear them swsy. Ccnli they be
induced 10 try the successful medicine
called ksmp's Bslssm, which is cold 90 =
positive guarantee 10 eare. they would
immediately zee the excel lent effect after
taking the frsi dose. Price % aud 800.
Trial sixs tree; AT all druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-08

A stubborn cous b or tickling 10 the
throat yields to Oae Minute Cough Cure.
Harmless IN effect, touches the right spot,
reliable and Just what is wanted. 1t acts
% once. j. II. Whipple, Manchester Cen
tire; A. Ii. Petiibone, Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-08

Oss 81 The ltst things that bpsuish
pesne eoB nslsAioesn sili discover 10 tbs,
"a door srisi. ~ ~hlsh suy other ID ~
he leo rsiiops concerned can enter the
dissaaioA about tho Philippines. That
qas.i,oB oil be settled BY The uoiied
States snd, 90 more.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-08

The Mortified corn canning factory is
doing great bu iaess and the farmers say
it helps them more than ell the other
man ufacturiDg establishments combined.
They get . good price for the corn and
have the fodder besides. As the corn is
picked green. the fodder is very valuable
ss ensilsge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-08

TIE loss Of ibs nsvy durins ihs SAT
witb rptin .ss eiieen ALLIED, forty ihrss
weandes nsrreioasl, smsil lie. 10 'ics
q the isoi ihsi thirty .nre Spanish chip,
wt,e destroyed 10 sason. The health Of
,tt = 600 tses 10 tbs Aneflcsp navy hss
bgag renuislly good.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-08

Toe Uaiied states s,esmss John Meigs'
OF the sn.sbo.t service vss blown up Ssi
ufi.y morning 10 tbs Mississippi river
nesr Port n, Pbllip ny . topsdo OF mine
placed iaere VI the beginning Of the var
iot tie purpose ~ preventing sny hostile
vessels from ascending the river The
Maiss. -. blown TO pieces. Ospt Starr,
Ber.t John Nredhsm OF the engineer serv
ice, Ralph Rogers add Patrick CorIiss,
employed in the vessel we're killed instsnt
~, snd ID. u Rsddick and Fritz Kock
wounded seriously. The only other per
son on the boat Al the time. Lieut Jervis
escaped unbnrt The boat 10 fatal loss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-08

Ahoni iour monlhs ago Spanish fcaer
ala and sdmirals were very free 10 htif
comments upon ibe meanncss. the cepidi
~, snd The haseBess Of "YAakee piss
The attsfsHces Of Admiral Cerves sod
other spsuisrds who have bad chance to
learn something shout Americans are de
cidedly Of different order. The admiral
ssys that be ls ''inelined 10 think that the
Inhabitants OF spsin b.ye changed their
minds sboni the barbsrity OF Americans.
Comm sndef C,vsoill.s also says that al
though oar enemy In war, In personal
deeds tho America people DO not know
~ha, b.te is; on the contrary their hearts
arc foil Of pity Tor shair vanquished
sacb nttersnces ~ these will prove very
surprising 10 those French and German
newspapers that have been bowling ior
mouths about 1.-The base Yankee crowd OF
shopk eeper-.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-08

Philip Buck. Of Worcester. aged 10
vas thrown from bis bicycle Sunday morn
ing while Gro sing bridge. into the
river belov, . distance OF IL feet. He
struck on the rocks snd Was fatally inlur
ed. He died Sunday night.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-08
Chr Waulbrstfr Jdurual
THURSDAY. sEPTEMBEB &. 1894
y &. sIk0KDs. Eai,sr ane Proprietor

sP.lh psy. ~ foreign ssb' in seis sSs
compsir aensesaic creditor. 70 sceeri o.
rsr vita rslBs Il isss ibsG Zoe 90 the
aaiis sssb 10 he prosperity oB The III
fet bGfie
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-08

While Henry Pelky, IA years old. was
driving . team down steep bill III Pats
ford Aug. 70 the bre,ching broke letting
the wagon Oh the horse. The horse ran
throwing PoIky out. He was picked up
unconscious aud died the next day from
the injuries be received.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-08

General Weyier, according 10 . special
special dispatch from Madrid. has ont
lined bis fu.ure POLICY. He proposes. II
sppesrs, to be independent both OF the
government snd OF the Opposition. al
w.ys aiming TO preserve the country and
10 reorssnixs the army" He expresses
the belief th.t tho Csrlists have plenty Of
money. some OF which, he alleges. comes
from France, and he declares The United
Republicans have no personsl amin US
against the queen. their only object. No
cordins TO General Weyler, being to
adopt firm international stand, one re
sult Of which sould bs TO check 10 some
measure Ensland's smbiiions."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-08

George Warehouse, = st. Johnsbnry
photographer, aged is, drank . pint OF
wood alcohol last Thursday night aud
died the next morning He was = forty.
miner aud Was onos worth $50 900. He
lost it Ill through drink.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-08

More than twenty million free samples
Of DeWiti's Witch Hszal Salve have been
by the manufacturers. What
better proof OF their confidence 10
its merits do you wsDtf II
cures piles, burns, scslds. sores. in The
shortest space OF time. JH. Whipple.
Manchester Centrs; A. H. Pettibone,
Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-08

a-oer.I II. V. Boyntoo, chairman Of
the ohicksmsags-Chstts national
p.rk commission, which vas ordered by
the sss department to thoroughly investi
s.ts the condition st Camp Thomas and
report thereon, has completed his report
aud iorw.rded II 10 Wsshins.on. The re
port is favorable on nesrly every matter
inv~stis stei. The water IL said 10 be
good. the ground we'll adapted for camp
,ns purposcs, tho hospitals we'll located
sud the attention given the sick ~ good
IS could he expected. Tue indicstions
ere thst the report gill bring on warm
dispatc, - Numerous statements contain
81 therein are eoa,rsdioled by high army
enicisls. The iull TIT OF the report 10 sI
peci@d 10 b. made public by the govern
@eat officials after they have psssed 90 II
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-08

ffrsidrnt Mckinley ssys thai oil
charges Of mismsuasement aud neglect .,
amy can 20 viii be thoroughly invcstiss,
ID. and II there arc guilty parties they
~iIl be puuishcd. The President 10 Get
isinIy cot . mac 10 tolersts such On OF
ienss, nor is be = man 10 punish without
Investigation That there hsvs been
come esses Of inefbeiency 10 the care OF
10000 men snddeaiy summoned 70 lbs
nsli 10 not 10 be dosb,sd. They ere eI
eepiionsl. and yet not 10 be creased.
The BUSINESS Of siitins charges OF pesltc,
10 one Of stern bat Impartial justice. The
charges nus, be specific. no, rumors set
aess, by senss,iopsilsi4' For every sol
dlsf thai has been uroased by isecnps
tenoe lLsve ~ill aud oasht 10 be . singing
on, Of The ealprii. followed by proper pan
uhEeal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02
JAWS QTTNTNE Output.
GOf,D OUTLOOK FOR THE INDUSTRY
GREAT QUANTITY CONSUMED IN
riifc COL NrRY

Washington Sept. I tspeciaD-Even such shor,
war ,s that between Spain and the United states
occurring in a tropical cline tends 10 the Increased
nae Of quinlne The opening up or the fhiiippihe
Islands by tho United States and OF africa ana
china by several European Powers VIII stu FUR
,b.r bring This fever-quellnE drug into demand,
md Consul sidney r. Everett. at Batavia. Island
OF Jayn does we'll TO call the attention or his Gov
eminent 90 tho fact That the shortag" In produc-
ton in a few year. will be very large and prices
will tske big jump
Writing under date % Juns Il. he says that
ina, now things look especially bright for the In
dustrv as the war has resulted In rlse In aunlna
ouo,a,ions For some years Java has been the
nrincipal country for the production Of cinchona
bark Ye, the actual manufacture OF suphate Of
ouin,ns there has only Just begun. Tho first ship
men, Of record was In last January. and was one
~ ten thousand ounces. II was shipped to the
United States Up to the date Of the report there
had been involced and shipped to this country as
40 ounces ~ sulphate OF Gulnlne. valued nj Nl.-
,q555 Mr. Everett believes that more will follow.
The SUCCESS of the factory In existence
,eems probable This factory the paper accom-
panying the Consurs report shows, buys no bark,
but works on commission. the actual proceeds OF
tho finished product going 10 the planter. II Is
urged that now Is the time TO begin new quinins
enterprise The stock now laid up will. It is stated.
be consumed i'm two three years. and the de-
mand will Immediately be largely increased. Inc
quininc made by American houses comes from
bark which is first from Java to Amsterdam
for sale and then shipped over 10 the United States
Mr.. Evcrett's authority. L. W. Suthoif. manager
OF the Javanese factory, claims that Java can
produce sufficient quinne 10 supply America.
making that country entirely independent Of Eu-
rope" 10 quote hs language lie mentions America
frst in the list Of countries supplied by the Java
factory.
consul Everett says he cannot conceive Of n bet
ter Investment than tho planting OF cnchona IN
Java Concessions OF land are not hard 10 get
there. II is the spot. The climate In the
interior Is as perfect as thai Of the coast cities Is
had The Dutch Government has made great sue:
cess Of the planting clearing "a profit in 1895 or
over s3s 900 from It's estates The worlds output Is
only 7sS III pounds. ~ which Java produces about
three folirihe IN 1897 North America imported in
cinchons bark ara quln'ns ten million ounces ~ s'
nhafe ~ lulnnc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02

ing things and events as ourselves THIS ~ u 'e'y
simple statement but it means great zeal !.
means that Americans and English peopie can anu
do understand each other so Thoroughly. ana n''o
firm, and sure a knowledge that what one docs
under certain conditions IL just as the other "ou'n
do that they. with their strong sense of justice ana
chvslry. ready to stand by each DINER "oen-
ever occasion requires .,,i
do not think We shall ever need ru III,
alliance. for our union Is Of the hearts ana rnlnus
but every speerh uttered as we'll as every aructe
end letter printed in the pnhr papers ma
effect 10 this doctrine eds by making me tnihhlns
people reflect more deeply and by giving NV w"
thinking food for thought. , .,r ~.
Az Mr. Gardner points out, our coactlon WI u.
NECESSARY sone dav N enforce the peace or ,n-
world and 20 maintain Justice IN those parts Wneie
/, il now Insured 70 and nv Anglo ga xons s'inEn
either ~ us might fail when inc INV !" '
Gomez but together ~e must succee0 -. -
Ter w therefore each ore Of us. say "o.n "A
season and do everything in our power W spIia
tho doctrine ~ unity. that counsel ana ,h
may 70 given the legislators ~ born Count. as na
the weight ~ public opinion - d>tsrnhneIS a 49,
unI,edlv Withstand foreign aggression uB9" "'
common rights. - r "
York. Sept l. ls1s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02
WATCH TRADE WITH JAPAN.
AMERICA DTsTANCING SWITZERLAND IN
THE EXPORT OF TIMEPIECEs.


THE EXPORT OF TlMEPIECES.
Washington. Sept (speclaD-There is a good
deal I'm Consul Adolph +. Frankenthals report
from Berno concerning tho Swiss and American
watch trade rivalry IN Japan to encourage Amerl-
can manufactu His letter is dated July IL. and
incloses the translation Of the Swiss Consul-Gen-
ernls report to his government. in which impor
tant admissions made In 1895 Syitzerland's
export equal to that OF the United States. but
In 1927 the latter gained. Mr.. Frankenthel says
that the reason was either that there was greater
push on the part OF the Americans or there was a
considerable reduction in the prices. The reason is
notable either way. showing American ability In
n field IN which a few years ago the Swiss enjoyed
pre-emnence over other nations
Mr.. Frankenthal admits. however. that while the
United States takes the lead In the export OF parts
OF watches and other materials Switzerland is
far ahead In the export OF complete watches The
Swiss consul-General. Ritter. notes that the two
Japanese factories. one at Osaka. which imports
movements and rough cases from the United States,
and another at Toxic. which is superintendent by
japanese who learned their trade In Switzerland.
and proposes to import parts Of watches.
not likely to give competition. The Osaka Watca
Company has discharged It's American superin-
tcndent and workmen He says the Japanese fac
tories produce at higher cost work which lacks
the finish ~ tho complete American article and
also that the United States has the lions share
~ the impor, OF watch parts. II furnishes every
thing used by the Osaka factory. which produces
only American watches. He says further that In
1897 tho United States export 10 Japan se5 aai.
compared With the Swiss export OF only 50 $50 AZ
the Osaka factory can har lily use one-thrd NJ the
United States export. these figures show conclu-
sively that the United States furnishes more
tsrals for the repair 81 Swiss watches than does
Switzerland itsef This is great admission.
Another point he presents Is that the import Of
the number ~ United States watches IA only IS.
per cent OF that Of Switzerland but the value ~
the Is 1919 per cent ~ the value ~ the Swiss
import. II Ia worthy Of note that in lsas the
difference between the import from the United
States and ! .;itzerland was merely nominal United
States. s243Sl Switzerland. s2j ~? When therefore
res sons Mr. Ritter. IN tho year 1886 Switzerland
could hold It's own against the United States and
could no longer do so I'm 1897 n must be concluded
that tho manufacturers Of the United States sell
cheaper or ara more energetic than their Swiss
competitors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02
WILNERDING INQUIRY POSTPONED.
COMMISSIONERS GRANT an ADJOURNMENT OF
APPLICATION OF LAWYERS.

COMMISSIONERS GRANT an ADJOURNMENT OF
APPLICATION OF LAWYERS.
tn. inquiry into the sanity Of Mrs Marie F. VII.
r,erdine which was 10 have been Continued yeser-
day in the county courthouse here. was Indefinitely
postponed The three commissioners. Eugene B.
Travis Dr. Charles r. Mcdonald and Dr. H. Ernest
schmid appointed by Supreme Court Justice heosn
"a make this inquiry were present. Mr.. Travis
showed them a telegram ne had received fsom Al
bert Bach Louis 2. Levy and j. &. Gleason )oinuy
informing him that they could not proceed nor 90
present to-day; also that they had mace moo1
I'm the Supreme Court for An allowance 10 lhe re-
spondent Tor expert testimony ana asking ths coI ~
missioners 10 grant an adjournment pronns"s !"
notify them when the motion was decldeu, ,
Besides the commissioners, Henry Pegthh: .vr
s.l Tor iha Rloomingdae Asylum, was IN a,.enu..
ance. not having been notified or the inaoi"'y VI
the other counsel TO be present A., ~, ~.
Mrs WimerdinS was not present rs sdr' lIa.s
had sent word TO the asylum that the inquns
,,or,d no adjourned The commissioner mink tns
nsxt session will be held about october :. as IN me
mean time Dr.. schmii Will De away o" Ills '"'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02
CAN STILL CLEAR FOB HAWAII

San Francisco. Sept IT Goodman 81 .he
Southern Pacific COMPANY. is IN receipt NJ a ruling
by the Treasury Department on the question OF
whether not foreign vessels will be allowed a
clearance N anv ports IN Hawaii. 10 enter and
land their cargvos at such ports, now that the isl
ards are American territory. The Southern Pacific
Company Is interested in the matter 10 the extent
Of its interest In the Occidental and Oriental
Steamship Company, which IL operating the stenm
chips Gaelic. Doric Coptc and Beleic between here
aud the Orient. by ~ Honolulu All are char
tered British vessels. and under the Treasury regI-
lations cannot engage in coastwise business be
tween ports The ruling 81 tho Treasury Deoar,-
mont settles this question. The company will he
allowed 10 continue running its vessels between
here and Honolulu until laws for tho isanAs
ere enacted nv Congress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02
DECREASE ~ THE PTBLfC htbf'
THE TREASURY DEPARTMENTS NUN NJ
srATEMENTs- RECEIPTS AND tx
PENDITURES


gTATEMENTs-R RECEIPTS AND p"
PENDITUREs.
urosb,rr,or Ser. Thu monthly statement ~
~. nub,ic dent issued TO-DAY shows thar m a"
80, >, ,be ruhI,c debt lees cash ~ the treasury
vac 6, o12 s5of15 which is decrease LOT wv
n,or,b ~ 81. 7sp III This decrease - accoun'eu
for by q corresponding increase nv me o'sn Wv
hand hua 10 tho receipts from the "ar i''"' ~"
debt ia recaritulated as fo'loVa'
,r,.rss,.,rrr debt sa22 2r2 900 ib, on Nh,aS w.
eres, nas ceased since 0atn1iv 81 az as- sol This
~ To- NJ, include SIS "fs H33 IN cHL,n
Gates and Tereur' notes cni7enn,hih Tr.aeIry The
~ an ~ rr,",,r, Is ci1s-ircd foi'ors. .o,oe,
,iod s252 g7i iH} slve Soi6 fDi So 2s2 90
cg,'~ sacs ia Against 'hs asEr.s'Sseeq o G,f ,st
onstarlue demand nahiiuss ,bs frossury Of
Witch caves not '''' '"
S.ol iS70sl .
1,ho s.,tenont NJ the Controller or inc 'u'Ie"
,.-,,o, today shows the total circulation OF Ma
,,or,l hank notes on september 10 nave ns'r
co., ,-sc,5 =, increase for the month oil SfoI''i'
"a . dscrcasa for the year Of So f-2','' u" GOD -
Citation based On United Stat"s n@nrS oe 90 md
-. 70i an increase for The m"nth ~ F'''o''''' 49,
dscrea go f-r tho year OF f'''rv ,roo,tn.
~, i,.,,i.tion SECURED hy Lawful money Eco,
- ~ a., IN, oi1 dccrcaae for the motn o % .i,o
90 "a an increase for the year OF -" e
I.,S sf,,cs registered bonds on deposin co., ,co
~. Ia secure circulating notes s--o'4''''''
and "a securo public deposits. NnS 'o'"N, expordi-
,re, ~ he Government FOR August sno"So az
III ,cnin,s from ali sources aggregated
an Increase 81 S22 159"o3 over AueIisl follow:
receipts from the several sources Oh 's'e"'
Customs. s,aco 500 in'-rn, r"venue ,,s m'nn
,.,sn.ons 81 si7o73 TIE expenditures zoo i go SO The
.grgsxatei $50 z a. inereaE@ ~ s,s 61e 20 m.
Increase both sides ~ NE r,.nsi rsvsrlc
war expenditures the On" siie ""' '''
80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02
JOHN WANAMAKER
rorclv Stewart & Co., Broadway. Attn 9th and 10th s

Systematic examination ~ the stocks or nsal'lT'
Large manufacturing chemists ar" reported 10 %
putting M n number of medicines In style SINH
lar 10 proprietary medicines In general. but bear
Ing no stamp. Medicinal chemical compound prepa-
RAJ Ions many patented or trade marked are peinS
improperly put on the market uncompounded
chemicals and unstamped. The Department says
the action Of the 'hemlss threatens the integrity
OF the whole tax system under Schedule r. as re-
lating medicinal articles and calls for the serl-
Gus attention OF the entire service.