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t3oO,216.311, an excess OF EXPENDITURES over
receipts OF 8D,117,4S9.
day compared with that Of yesterday shows.
GOLD coin ana ,u,,o0 sass sg 'yss ~ ,dss ,,s SaS; 4;
United hates notes. :. 1s,sos.eos 1s.7oa.Oos
Other asaet Is less demand
nhuiHtles". .,....."... zs.Voi'EU' -SsoVo'oHp
including gold reserve. $3.50. 96e,0 $500. 2sl,o63
Money in London IL 2 cent. Rate of dis
Mount %opths II bii Rp: 3 f p ? s ce aGr f fRSf Bank axe Of i Ense
land minimum rate OF discount unchanged. at
! 7 Gent I. al The psTp Sso, oaS 81 rs ar Es sS ISst to 2. iiSE
and 81. As the same week last year, The weekly
statement Of the bank shows the following
serve Increased 100000. circulation de-
creased $4,000: bullion Increased sS3S'-
public deposits decreased E2.05L,0O0. notes
s TsssFyi increased Increased e sS9S,SSC' PARIS s2Ee saRises
quote 3 y cents at 10l france 55H confines.
Exchange on London 20 Francs = confines;
shows the following changes: Notes IN clrcu-
ncnonri DECREASED essseIo 37 81 aSS So6 francs rsns. Treasury ge = aD
hand decreased 100000 francs. bills dis
counted decreased 40.125.000 francs. silver on
hand increased 1.075,000 francs.
j. p. Morgan & Co. notify holders OF all issues
Valley and Toledo Railway Company that a de-
f6F een G entered lGSSSiq in the a Gai fstS S 81 tes G!FeSSit GO @qs
for the Southern District OF Ohio. and that the
sale .willtake place not later than April IA next.
Holders Of the securities must deposit them
with the bankers not later than Feb. l to par
ticipate in the plan OF reorganization. and hold
ers of the firms. receipts or certificates repre-
senting bonds already deposited must present
them before the date mentioned. that they may
be stamped as asserting to the plan Of reor-
ganization.
Holders. OF Central Trust Company certin;
Gates OF deposit for common. and preferred
shares of the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway
Company are notified by the Reorganization
Committee that the final installment Of 81 per
share on both classes has been called and is
payable on or before Jan. 80. Holders of Gen.
trial Trust Company certificates who have not
made payment OF one or more installmentS re-
quired. by the plan Of reorganization may do so
on or before Jan. 30 without penalty, but no
paymen will be received after that date ex-
cept under such penalty as the mmi may
The st. Louis. Iron Mountain and Southern
Railway Company has issued q call for So $780,
600 Arkansas Branch bonds, which will be paid
on at lO5 and interest on June ! next. The
Henry Marquand &Co. s2,5o0.00Q general con;
solidated. mortgage. 5s. 1t ia understood that ,
this is a step in the direction OF making the . q
cent. bonds the first and only mortgage on the
entire Iron Mountain system. The new bonds
have been largely oversubscribed
The sales Of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
to-day were as follows:
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January 7. 1899.

NEW YORK. JANUARY Z. 1922.
TO THE HOLDERS OF H PREFERRED AID
COMMON STOCK OF AMERICAN STEEL
AND WIRE COMPANY,
WE ARE TO- PREPARED TO RECEIVE THE
DEPOSIT OF CERTIFICATES OF SAID STOCK.
NDE AN AGREEMENT DATED JANUARY
8. 1890. BETWEEN JOHN W. GATES AND
ISAAC l.. ELLwooD AND FREDERICK p,
VOORHEES,. ISSUING THEREFOR OUR Ne
GoTIABIE CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT, L.
CHANGEABLE FOR H STOCK OF THE AMERt.
CAN STEEL N WIRE COMPANY (NEw CON.
PANU WHEN RECEIVED BY Us FOR DELIVERY,
Ii STOCK CERTIFICATES TO BE DEPOSITED
MUST BE DULY ENDORSED / n BLANK.
NEW YORK CERTIFICATES TO BE PRESENTED
AT THE OFFICE OF j. q W. sELIGMAN
4 CO., Fl BROAD STREET. NEW YORK.
CHICAGO CERTIFICATES TO BE PRESENTED
AT ~THESoFFIcE OF H ILLINOIS TRUST 6
SAVINGS BANK, CHICAGO, WHO WILL Is,
SUE CERTIFICATES oF DEPOSIT HEREFoR ON
U BEHALF.
j. & w. Seligman s Co..
DEPosITARX.
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MINEoLA. L. L.. Jan. 1.-THE Board OF Super
visors OF Nassau county has fixed the following
tax rates for the three towns in the new county
for the coming year: Oyster Bay. 80; North
Homestead. 1926. and Hampstead. I.76. The
rates are lower in all OF the towns than those
OF last year. and the lowest for TWENTY-FIVE
years. No provision has been made for interest
money on the county road bono debt. as the
division OF this debt between old Queens and
Nassau Is pending in the courts. The budgets
for tho three towns are as follows: Oyster
Bay. $S2. 495. p North Hampstead, $50, 1875. 50,
and Hampstead. S127, 433. IL.
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Court of Appeals Calendar.

ALBANY, Jan. 12.-Court of Appeals day calendar
for to'noaCo"; Nos. ov7. eoA. $40. sos. 7o7, 7os.
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Government bonds steady at unchanged quo
tations. Railway and other bonds strong. The
features were Austin and Northwestern lists.
Brooklyn Elevated lists. t. r.: Colorado South
ern As. W. i, Flint and Pere Marquette 5. P. H.
div. Hooking Valley 5s. SS5 r.; Iron Mountain
5s. Louisville and Nashville gold As. Metro
politan Street Railway IS. Manhattan Railway
As. Norfolk and Western As. Rock Island gem
eral As. Reading general As. San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass As. Texas Pacific DDS. Union
Pacific 4s, Union Elevated lists; I; r.. Atehison.
and Texas. Missouri Pacific. Northern Pacific,
st. Louis Southwestern. Standard Rope and
Irvine, Wabash and West Shore issues.
Commercial price of bar silver in New York
59Ac. Bar silver 10 London closed at ~ 5-16d.
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at 46,ic.
Money, on call. 2ll921t. = cent. Time money
is quoted at y cent. for four months and 81 y
cent. for nine months on good mixed Stock Elk
change collateral. Commercial paper is quoted
at 3s0i y cent. for, bills receivable; accept
ances and prime single names, 3k(O4 p cent. +:
other names. 4O4h y cent.
Sterling exchange was trmer and higher.
Continental exchange was weaker for francs
rates are; a tass9 9i y s dnG ..s$ft8 sls6t
s fa1s5.Ss4,s5h: francs s ars q ss9ts at ara 5!asgS;
reich; lof .o? u s apS FIG ZIG for i ions shS and
40 for lone and 46g-i6G%SS5l46Fsu i for sho St lo-io
Domestic exchange on New York: BOSTON
b cents premium and par. Charleston-Buying.
par; selling. lilo premium. Savannah-Buy-
Ing. 1.19 discount selling. 80 cents premium.
New Orleansn,Bank, par; commerclal. 81 dis
count. San Francisco-Sight 10 cents pre-
MUM: telegraph. ia cents premium. st.
Louis-Par. Chicago-,25 cents premium. Gin
c~innati-Between banks. par; over counter. SO
cents premium.
In the outside market Standard Oil trust GER
tihcates closed at Standard Gas
GLIB; Mutual Gas at 3o29s3o3; Amsterdam
bonds at I03j;Sl04N; Central Union Gas
bonds at i05AsSl07; Brooklyn and New York
E Eerfy o az SyOS TabScc ana a. az a8,I@ 9Shds at 9tSsaG;
ierred at eo}iGaIS: International Silver com-
mon offered at ~. and American Air Power at
44D44k; Otis Elevator common at 30I040.
and the preferred at S4A0S5R.
The ~receipts Of the Government o-day were:
Customs. S754,05S: internal revenue, $924,-
Ol0.. and miscellaneous, S35. 723. a total OF
$l.7l3,19l. The disbursements were $2,O2l,-
900, an excess of expenditures over receipts OF
S3O7,2Oe. The receipts Of the fiscal year to
date have been 1921. I60.s22. the expenditures
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THURSDAY. Jan. IL. -GRAIN-Wheat-Sro
was firm. Sales Of 100000 bush. for export
here and at the outports. No. / northern
Duluth. 40. over May. {. o. b. afioat: No. l hard
Duluth. Zoe. over May: No. / northern New
York, 4c. over May. Futures opened &c. to tsc.
lower. but recovered the loss and advanced &c.
with sales of 935. 900 bush. Prices as follows:
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COMMERCIAL COMPEND.

fetal sales. 3,7OO shares.
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Opening. Hiahsst. Lotr.st. Closing. Nigh
Mar Msycn =. 80 4SSa 7SSS 7SsSs -

No. . in elevator. 33a4c.; No. 3. 33Ac. No. ? white,
35lSc.; track and ~ungraded white; 3ac,; No. .
frner on the spot; sales 100000 bush. for export
here and at thu, outports. No. 2 in elevator; &c. over
May: No. = yellow, 2asc. over May: No. . white, 29sc.
over May. Futures advanced Nc. but lost part. clos
ing nc. higher. with sales of 215 900 bush. Prices
as follows:
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New York Stock Exc~hange-SaIes Jan. IL.
EMITTED STATES AND STATE BONDS I'm ST, O0Osl.
2U s IS. c..".1O7Al o Tenn Set 3s.... 96H
A., C., 1907. / l pa g Va + deb 2.3s
! ! s 6s, c......112A of lae1...... 81
10 Louis en- 4s.....lO0
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ep-- HssA Lee -CisSns-
salss. fna. ct 81 nd. lsisd.
500 oRhNp TN 7s 71k n 70
500 o AsIx "a AaH 44N as
1895 Fac Mall ASK ASK AAk AJAX as
1ooP.D& N IN ~ / IN
coo Peo h 81 en- Ga. 0 6H'
lot p Car. l BIN l6lH 1919 60H l92
1850 =. Goa
ST.. 70 10 81 90 esk
2to PC. CO
STIR. s6k 81 s6H sc 81
1857 Pa R r.. lgsh l3lAl2 l3oAl3ok
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$3.50. g7ss11, an. excess Of expenditures over
receipts OF S8o,117,459.
The oficial count OF cash in tho Treasury to-
day compared with that of yesterday shows,
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loon L OF. az eN 81 az o
lo6le NJ Gent 90 lo3 90 1olh1oeK
btls NY csAl24Al 26 1884 l23h 1874
1900 EatLd.. 3SA 3SH 37A SIN 3a1
1901 Id pills ll3 1l3 1llkl13H
900 Nor Am. z IN z -
645 n Y Air
Brate.l26 1875 1876 1875 1877
1926 NY&NHl9 1904 leeA 200
100 Y ca
st L.. l4N lax lax l4H Is
1915 Nat Bis. 81 6lA 81 6l1 5lH
10 Bis p 1o6h 1o5h lo4Alo5
200 N l. W. le leA 10 = 10
Wp san 65h e3A CABS 64A
1898 Nor Pac, A6A 4sH 46A 49, az
2a5ls Nor p 7sl( 70 70 70 7sA
1900 ont& goa 2o4 leH go 2oh
1870 = Coast. 40 AZ 40 al az
1870 2dp 90 66h 60 % e7
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-29
MOVEMENTS OF TRANSPORTS
Government Will Establish It's Own
Regular Line and Release All
Chartered Vessels.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2s.-The
sailing OF the transports Dolney, vos-
tok and Columbia has been postponed
until Thursday. The Warren is also
scheduled to sail on THAI date. al
though 1t is doubtful II she can get
away 50 soon. The two former will
carry the Forty-second regiment. The
Warren carries two battallons Of the
Forty-ninth, the Sherman taking the
remaining battalion on December :.
The Sherman is still in the stream
waiting for a berth.
The chartered transports are 70 b.
released as soon as they complete their
present trips. The government will
then keep its own line OF transports
in operation, making fortnightly trips.
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THE GOLD OF THE RAND.
Are the rransvaal piggins the Source
NJ the Goll NJ Ophre

Commercial lntelligrnctr
At the time when all eyes are On
South Africa few particulars Of the
mineral wealth which brought out.
ldnders to the Transvaal win prove Of
interest Wonderful indeed, are these
great "Witwatersrand' gold fields ot
the South African Republic. The
Dutch word "wi.watersUnd" means
literally white water range" and the
strip Ok territory a few hundred nlles
long and feN miles In width 20
which Il is applied was but few years
Ago considered nearly worthless
ridge. useful only Tor the pasturage of
cattle and sheep. and (cr even this
comparatively yaluSl.vSs. In 1855, how.
ever. gold was discovered, and In 1854
the value ~ the gold production was
about clOo 900 1t increased with start
ling rapIdlty. the production ot iSNS b..
ing about ctOOO. OoO; that " 1890 c2coo .
OuO: 1892. over ctOoD go; 1895, over ES,.
o00OOo, and 1897 and lN9S, about eli
OOO 900 in each year This wonderful
development attncted TO South Africa
Thousands OF people In the hope OF real.
iziLg quick fortunes. Development,
however, showed that the mines could
only be successfully worked by the Use
Of costly machinery, and while they
have leen extremely productive where
machinery has been used they were
not nt such character As In make hand
Or placer mining profitable. as was the
case IN California. The gold produc-
tlor In the Rand since 1854 has ben
over $50 Ooo 400 and careful surveys
Of the field by the use ol drills and
other processes ~ experts show beyond
question that The in sight probably
amounts 10 hundreds uf millions strr-
ling. while the large number of mines
which have been located In adjacent
territory. particularly In parts Of Rho
desia. give promise ~ additional sup
plies. so that II seems probable that
South Africa will for many years con-
tlnu- to b.. as 1t now Is. the largest
gold producing section Of thr world.
Recent dlscoveri = lead 20 the belief
that these wonderfully rich mines are
the long lost gold of orphir." from
which solomon obtained his supplies,
making''a navy Of ships In Ezveng6er,
which Is opposite Eloth, on the shore
Of the Red Sea, In the land Of Edom;
and Hiram sent in the navy his SER
wants. shipmen that had knowledge OF
the sea, with the servants OF Solomon; {;
and they came to Ophlr and fetched
from thence gold, and brought It TO
King Solomon
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-29

The trouble lies in the fact that too few
women enjoy perfect health and strength
Of the special Womanly organism. 4 won
an who is not well and strong locally can
not enjoy good general health. DR. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription cures all weakness
and disease Of the delicate and important
organs concerned in wifehoOd and mother
hood. It is the most perfect and scientific
remedy ever devised for the peculiar all
ments Of women. II restores womanly
power strength and yirility. It tones and
| builds up the nerves which have been shat
tered by suffering and disease II cOrccts
all irregularities and arrangements and
stops exhausting drains. II restores weak,
nervous inyalids to perfect health. II IS
| intended for this one class Of disorders and
I is good for no other. II is the discovery Of
/ Dr. K V. Pierce, for thirty years chief con.
/ bulting physician to the Invalids' Hotel and
/ Surgical institute, at Buffalo, ~ Y. No
! other known medicine can take its place.
/ "I have been troubled with female weakness
I that my physician called catarrh Of the womb W
/ writes Miss Team Conner Of Catfish Clarion Co,
! Pa d0ctored for il and did not get better.
| At last commenced taking DR. PeTce's Favortte
/ Prescription ! got better right along and when
| ] had taken four bottles was cured recon.
| mended the FavOTte Prescription to friend
! Of mine She has been using II and thinks Il
| Is wonderful
Constipation is a little Illness that II
| neglected builds big one. Dr. Pierce'f
/ Pleasant Pellets cure constipation. One
little Pellet is gentle laxative and two
q mild cathartic. They never gripe.
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ANGLO-GERMAN RELATIONS
Progress Of Negotiations Respecting
China are Being Closely Followed

NEW YORK, Nov. pa dispatch %
the Herald from Berlin, says:
The Tageblatt has received a dispatch
from Vienna which declares that there
is no doubt what sver about the high
political importance Of the new depar-
tur- IN Anglo-German relations and
the negotiations for an agreement as 10
colonial questions which have begun in
China Tt- policies followed by both
powers are not liable to clash. Austria
to. mas every reason TO follow The Lon
1Jn negotiations with interest.
A German Brazilian association has
been formed here for the cultivation Of
relations between the two countries.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-29
KNIGHTS OF LABOR
TO ENTER POLITICS
WILL BE N0N-PARTlSAN
Its Votes to 90 to the Organization
Which Promises TO do the Most
for the Cause Of Labor,

NEW YORK. Nov. 2S.-A special t.
the Times from Washington, says:
John W. Hayes, general secretary Of
the Knights of Labor. who has re-
turened 10 this city from Boston. said
that the knights are going to aban-
don their time honored custom OF TAX
ing no part in politics.
The course Of public events" he
said. has forced the order 20 change
its views and to abandon its old policy
Of political lethargy. II has BEEN re-
solved to take an active part in the
politics OF the country and to formu-
late a plan whereby political questions
will be discussed and decided upon.
The discussions will be nOn-partisan
entirely and the influence and strength
Of the order will be given TO that par
ty which comedies with and espouses
the same view Of matters az the order.
The organization resolved further
more to establish at the headquarters
Of the order a school OF clvics and 40
clal and political science, history, ora
tory and composition in order that
young men may qualify themselves at
nominal cost to intelligently promul-
gate and defend knights Of Labor
principles and study the problems Of
the present and the future with the aid
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Fighting Takes Place at Every Vantage Point
the Beers Can Occupy.
NAVY'S HEAVY LOSS AT GRASPAN
The Beers Not Likely to Make Stand South of ndysmh
But will Push on to Kimberly.

ity Of the Beers moving men across
the Free State from Natal to Jacobs
dale and to Modder river, Such a
movement would occupy about ten
days for any considerable force and
about seven or eight days for force
oi less than 10000. II It is carried Out
Methuen's column may prove unequal
to its task
No news has been received yeS OF the
Ninth Lalcers who were sent to cut
of the Roers when Methuen attacked
the enemy at Graspan. Some uneasi-
ness prevails concerning their safety
The losses OF the naval brigade in
the battle at Graspan was enormous
out OF 500 seamen and marines los fell
being more than 20 per cent.
II seems doubtful whether the enc
my viii make any stand south Of
Ladysmith but the latest adyices
would indicate that both forces are
moving north on converging lines that
viii cross near Colenso. II the Beers
make stand south OF Colenso they
Will have behind them the Tugela -Iv-
er in flood and only fordable in a few
places. This means complete annihi-
lation If they are defeated. II they
make a stand behind Tugela river they
ara not out OF reach Of General White
who with his cavalry, might strike
their only possible line os retreat.
1t is thought they are most likely
to fall back and push men over to
Kimberly.
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NEW YORK, Nov es,-A dispatch to
the Herald from London, says:
In all three forward movements Of
the British forces an extremely inter
esting situation is developing. Cen
eral Gatacre and General French. on
the north border of Cape Colony have
begun moving along the De Aar-
Naauwpoort line for an advance from
colesburg and Norvalspont,
Lord Methuen continues his progress
towards Kimberly. Because he has a
fight at each railway station from
Orange River, some credence was Civ
en- TO an agency telegram in the late
afternoon papers that he had had a
third engagement with the enemy nine
miles from Graspan, and thai he had
captured two million rounds Of Boer
ammunition. But DIP to O'Clock this
morning there is no confirmation Of
this third encounter.
The next battle IS to be expected at
symptfontein, where there is a good
position.
The British advance must necessar-
lily proceed along the railway nne.
The river will be no obstacle, as It is
small and easily fordable. At spyt-
fontein there are few scattered hills
This is the only point where the Beers
will be able to avail themselves with
cover.
The British movement is undoubted-
ly difficult and dangerous. The
greatest peril arises from the possbil-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-29
SILVER REPUBLICANS
In CONVENTION
ALL GATHER At CHICAGO
Question Of Where They are to Get
Future Places Has Become
Burning Issue.
ALL GATHER At CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Nov 2s.-The Executive
Committe Of the National Silver Re-
publican party commenced a meeting at
the Auditorium Annex this afternoon
to discuss plans for the next presiden-
tial campaign The committee will
probably be in session two days.
Congressman Charles A. Towne, who is
chairman Of the national and executive
committees says the silver republicans
have organizations in 81 states.
Former senator Dubois, Of Idaho,
Nathan Cole, Jr., Of Los Angeles, Cal,
Colonel L. p. Chisholm. chairman OF
the Montana State Silver Republican
committee and Congressman Towne
held a conference last evening. No
stat4men. was made as to the action
Of the committee this afternoon.
Mr.. Dubois in speaking Of the pollt-
ical situation said;
"The isues will be practically the
sane as in 1896 I do not think that
the caucus finance bill viii be passed
as easily as the administration people
seem to think and there is q reason
able doubt that it viii BE- passed a.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-29
WHALE FLEET PREPARING.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 28.-Already
preparations are being made to send
the whalers out again on their north
ern cruise The barks Alice Knowles,
Charles ". Morgan and California
viii probably sail next week for the
Ohkotsh sea. Mr.. Wing, who controls
most Of the sperm whaiers which orig
inally hailed from New Bedford esti-
mates that the whaling business next
season will entail an additional expense
Of forty per cent. There has been an
increase all along the line in provls-
ions, sails and interior fittings Of all
kinds.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-29

Unless a man is open to conviction
you can't shut him up with your ar
guments.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-29

sM0~ BalllnE.
About one
young woman
in ten nova.
I days would
! dare 10 run out
! bare head e d
and bare hand.
! ed and frolic
and snow ball
in midwinter
They have to
be mumed up
like hot house
flowers before
they dare ven
ture out in Sc.
we're weather,
and even then
would shudder
at the thought
Of rollicking in
the snow as
their grand
49,
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THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS

is que not only 10 the originality and
simplicity II the combination, but also
10 the care and dgSkili with which It 3
manufactured by scientific processes
known TO the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUr
Co. only, and we wish to impress upon
all the Importance Of purchasing the
true and original remedy. As the
genuine Syrup OF Figs is manufactured
by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Co
only, n knowledge of that fact will
assist one in avoiding the worthless
limitations manufactured by other par
ties. The high standing OF the CALI.
FoRSTA Flo SYRrP Co. with the medi-
cal profession. aud the satisfaction
which the genuine Syrup of Figs has
given to millions of families, makes
the name Of the Company q guaranty
Of the excellence Of its remedy. II is
far in advance Of all other laxatives,
as II acts on the kidneys, liver and
bowels without irritating or weaken.
ing them, and it does not gripe nor
nauseate. In order to get its beneficial
effects, please remember the name of
the Company
CALIFORNIA Fig SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal
LouIsVILLE. Ny. Nrw YORK. MT
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GAME FOR NEW ZEALAND

roNdcnre.
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ot all that history can bring to their
assistance The school is to bc cv,ab.
nshc,, In Washington An the work OF
the students viii be carried on at
homC and win be dlr,cted by corros.
rondcnce."