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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-04-23

ST. PAUL. MINI, April 22.-The following
cable message was received by Governor
Lind from Colonel Ames, Thirteenth Mime
sofa Volunteers. to-day; "Privates Nicholas
Hanson and Ira 5. Towle wounded, but not
seriouslNn
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C,nrk Howell Honored.

ATLANTA, Ga. April 22--Governor Cand-
Ter to-day appointed Hon Clark Howell. ed
ftor OF the Atlanta Constitution, a member
OF The board of trustees OF the University of
Georgia.
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WILL NOT TREAT WITH sPANIARDs
FOR RELEASE OF PRISONERS.
Two Commissioners with Flag Of
Truce Turned Back by Filipino
OutpOsts Near CaIumpit.
LAWTON ON WARPATH AGAIN
HOT ENGAGEMENT YESTERDAY IN
FRONT OF NOVALICHES.

FiIIpinos Opened Fire the North
Dakota Regiment, but Were si-
fenced in Fifteen Minutes.
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Of foreign spinners to accept government
and other reports as to cotton crop con-
ditions. The strength of cotton goods is,
however, notable. Lumber retains all Us
old strength and some new buying is re-
sponsible for advanced quotations at sew
eral centers. This is true also of most
building materials, with the exception of
brick, which is rather weak owing to re-
ported over-production. Wool is firm at
all, and higher at some, markets, and
much interest is taken in the next Lon
don wool sales. Wooden goods are strong,
though some manufacturers complain
that the advance in raw material has out
stripped the gain in the manufactured
product A number of mills are reported
10 have instructed their agents that their
order books for spring delivery are filed
Wheat including flour, shipments for
the week aggregate 100000 bushels,
against 3,353,S06 bushels last week, $780,
29l bushels in the corresponding week of
1898; 6,2S9,94S bushels in 1897; ,466, 322 bush
els in 1896. and 2,53S,OS5 bushels in 1885
Since July l, this season, the exports of
wheat aggregate 1902, 79S bushels. against
&c, 469,03l bushels last year, and A, 500, 700
bushels in 1898. Corn reports for the
week aggregate 5,OOO05 bushels in this
week a year ago, 800, 092 bushels in 1897;
2,394, u bushels in 1896 and 1605 99S bushels
in 1895. Since July l. this season, corn ex-
ports aggregate 49,3OO545 bushels, against
3O,93S,S7z bushels during the same period.
a year ago, and 34,377,799 bushels in 1897
9S.
Business failures for the week number
149, against 123 last week and 173 in this
week year ago, and compare with 159
in 1897; 315 in 1896 and 21S in 1895. Business
failures for the week in the Dominion of
Canada number 81, as compared with p
last week, 20 in this week a year ago, S6G
in 1897; IL in 1896, and 1895
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me bcn0 market moves Win STOCKS.
| but changes as a rule were not large
Total shares. par value. t1.4s5 co. United
States Is coupon and the SIS advanced
is in the bid price.
BRADsTREET FINANCIAL REVIEW
New York, Sept 15.-Brsdstreet's hnan-
cIaI review tomorrow will say: Variations
between strength and weakness IN the
stock market have been NOR than usual
IL sharp during the last six days A
higher call loan market az the begin
ming % the week caused q heavy Hquida-
ton % public holdings o. stocks and
gave opportunity fo- successful bear a.
facks BY professional operators. The de-
cline in prices thus brought about was
checked, however. by the somewhat bet
ter tone which appeared IN the call loan
market on wednesday following the an
nouncement that the secretary of the
treasury would anticipate payment %
October interest on the Per cent gov
ernment bonds. covering BY the short in
terss.. experimenting renewed buIiish
manipulation BY pools IN several stocks.
thereuD0a resulting in a general recovery
throughout the list This lasted. how-
ever. only until THURSDAY afternoon Sher
the fact q the s. Pau directors hav-
ing made 10 increase la zhe regular J..
per cent serli-annuaI dividend On tssat
stock. as a part % tia stre>t had ho7e4
they wou5d. resulted IN renewed ssFsi2R
- the granger stocks ard some fzrfheE
lossss IN qDotations throughout re ger
s~al Iist- On Frs5zy the l1sestiinr fac
tor vas the Continued 1eakae2s =
Brooklyn Rapld Transit. With cs1sla-
dscl5aes n o-hsr sto--ks controlled - 10
same Interests. brought a59z. a bearsss
Close
Ire rsse = call 1ozn rates fhts week
vas. . cgurs. so-eshadyrei - ahe bark
statement q las. Saturday TIE r-11ao-
e3oz % sss bark -sre-yeg % -sea-fy .se
serzl HINTS Constituted \ notice fhas
shaz1sd she te<uand fo~ funds a. ths IN
;e~sor oo-ztsrss w4tn aay-hlnx Ike 81 -
cea- volume. the New York h,Aaks. Il
order 20 meet =. would - oass<e3 20 -
apcs sseir oztz-a@s1nE cal lars % <hs
stock market Ta.s e wa. hGs ocSzr-
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CITY IN BRIEF.

Congressman Chester Long was IN the
city yesterday.
Tony WeinSchenk has purchased the
handsome horse and trap Of A S. Boo
ton.
Prof c. H Bihrne IS arranging a sub
seripaon dance for next Thursday even
ing.
" NJ Wallace o. Kingman, deputy
revenue collector. was il Wichita yes
tsrday.
c. W Hummel. OF one OF the bridge
forces Of the Rock Island. was IN towa
yesterday.
NJ c Mariager Ie:t Tor Blackwell. o.
T. yesterday. where he expects % Or
gan.ze an Indian band.
Mr.. H. X Bear. foreman q the bridge
and building department q The Rock
Island. vas in ne city yesterday O. 5zzi-
ness.
TIE frs. millinery opening % The So
soa occurs today AZ the parlors q the
Koaer Millinery company, Ig7 NortA MaIa
street
President GAS. Cohu arrived hone last
evening Hr7a ;ss Sew YORK markets
where he has seea for a5yus tsso rTssn-ns
making fall purchases. Mrs.. Coha saA
the chIdreE returned with him from their
summer outing.
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BOG MARKET STRONG
Very LightSupply and Trading
Dull.
TOPS REST ON SAILS
Cattle Market Steady With
Good Supply
TOPS REST ON s4.15

The local hog market yesterday was
uuotable as strong with a light supply
and quality only fair for the small line
offered. 1t was a dull and draggy day,
a sort of reactionary effect from the good
day Of Thursday. The receipts all over
at the various live stock centers were
lighter and the tone of the market vari-
ously quoted from steady, and steady to
strong, to strong fiat. This point was
ready enough for a good days trading
and there was a good live demand for
butcher hogs, but both the car lot stuff
and the wagon offerings were light and
in the absence Of the stock there was a
consequent inactive trading. The provis-
i0n market was dull through most of the
Gay, and in all it was a lifeless day all
over. The one car load sold went at 81. 15
while the scattering punches of wagon
and local stuff weree sold mostly al $40
1t was expected and hoped that yesterday
would show up better, but there was a
falling of in the receipts, here as else
where, and only the light supply on sale
made up the days trading. Had there
been a good line in it would have sold
readily, as there was a good call for
larger volume, but it did not appear, and
buyers were obliged to take what was Of
fered. Friday had perhaps not a little to
do with the dullness and probably today
will not show a great amount of business.
PI-DI1 L,S,L-r,TyT, TIVE
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Pressure % SELL
Brooklyn Transit and St Paul
on the Block All Day.
NET LOSSES AT CLOSING
Bank Statement Dreaded Re-
view of the Week

New York, Sept. 15.-There was press
ure to sell Brooklyn Transit and St
Paul from the outset today. Brooklyn
Transit occupied the center OF the stage
all day. The dealings in this stock were
on an enormous scale and the amount
thrown overheard on the decline made
the fact Of inside liquidation obvious.
The bears, Of course, were also very ant-
i've in this stock, and the occasional COW
ering by this element afforded the only
effective check TO downward plunges or
the stocks. There seemed to be no sup
port accorded at all until it had touched
SIGNAL checks and rallies before 1t touch
ed the extreme low point at S. SIS. After
a final rally to IS it closed again under
pressure at a net loss of 6 Sic. The
other members of the Flower group cid
not develop any keen sympathy until late
in the day, when Peoples Gas. Federal
Steel and Rock Island were down from
L o. 10 points. ItieSe STOCKS ralned
somewhat before the close. Holders Of
St. Paul disappointed over yesterdays
dividend action, broke the price = point
at the opening. There was a subsequent
recovery of practically all the loss AMI
the whole railroad list moved up to last
nights level in manner to suggest the
inauguration of an influential buying
movement. The upward movement came
to an abrupt end before noon. The clos
ing was irregular at net losses through
out The depression on foreign stock
markets had some effect here The ap-
prehension of an unfavorable bank state
ment tomorroy had its effect in the late
break. Preliminary estimates indicate
that this banks had lost during the week
by shipments to the interior and by sub
treasury operations over sS,OOOOOO With
out taking account of the reduction Of
deposit liabilities by reason of the weeks
loan contraction, this would indicate a
fall in bank reserves to a level about
$3,50o00O below the legal limit Closing
prices Of stocks were as follows:
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Forcirn stocEsand Money.

New York. Sept. 15.-Commercial Adj
vertiser's London financial cablegram:
THE markets here were gloomy today,
the Transvaal situation being regarded as
very serious. A slight rally occurred In
the afternoon, but a final relapse made
last prices lowest. St. Paul was weak
est"
Berlin. Sept. 15.-Prices on the boerse to-
day were irregular and weak owing 10 un-
certainty regarding the Transvasl crisis
and the depression in the New York mar
ket. international securities huctuated.
closing easier. Local shares we're lower.
Paris. Sept l5.-Business began hesitat-
ing on the bourse today. improved and re-
acted toward the close. The settlement
was easy. Foreigners were agttated ans
weaker
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Confirm; No. cash. SIC; track, &c
September, gle; May, 2sisc.
Oats-Ffrm; No. cash, 23e; track, &c
September, 27sc; May, &c; No. white,
25G2sc
RyeAFfrm; Sc.
Flour-Unchanged
Dry salt meat-Steady; boxed shoul-
ders, and extra short clear, $50; clear
ribs, $ SPY: clear sides, SO.
Bacon-Steady; boxed shoulders, S.75;
extra short clear, $50; clear ribs. s6.121a;
clear sides, s6.S.
Receipts-F1our. 1900; wheat. 1900; corn
1000; oats, 1900.
Shipments-Flour, 5000; wheat, $500;
corn, 5000; oats, 1900.
NEW YORK.
New York. Sept. 15.-Flour-Receipts
Il 800; exports, BAT. Inactive and about
steady; Minnesota patents, S3.Sq4.o
Rye hour-Firm.
Buckwheat fourAFirm.
Corn meal-Firm.
Wheat-Receipts, 1885; exports. $4,000;
spot, firm; No 2. red, 741Ac f. o. b., afioat
spot; No. / northern Duluth, 7S&4c, f. o.
b., af1oat to arrive; No. l hard Duluth,
s15sc 10 arrive; No. 2 red, 727sc elevator.
Options opened quiet. but steady az un-
changed prices, ruled shade easier I'M
der cables and large receipts, but rallied
on covering. following a better cash de-
mand and closed steady at an advance
of &c January, 769zc, closed 76a4c; May,
rs 9-16ed7S 15-16c, closed 7S14c; December,
IS 9-16d757sc, closed 1850.
Corn-Receipts, 1895; exports, 56o,S5O.
Spot, firm; No. 2, 40c. f. o. b., aficat,
3S14c Elevator. Options opened quiet and
unchanged, ruled steadier with wheat,
and followed Chicago lead, locally very
quiet, with small local speculation, closed
steady, 4 to sc net higher. May, $50
35l4c, closed 3514c. September, 3S14c. closed
3S2sc; December, closed $3.50.
Oats-Receipts, 271, 800; exports, 2.1oo.
Spot, firm; No. 2, 2614 G261zc; No. g. 26c;
No. 2 white, 2S1kc; track, mixed western,
26l2d2sc. Options dull and nominal.
Butter-Receipts, 1867 packages; firm;
western creamery, 1SG20c; June creamery,
181aG22c; factory, 13G16c.
Cheese-Receipts, $3.50 packages; easy;
large white. 10s4 @11c; small white, 11Ad
HE; large colored, 11Q1114c; small colored
Eggs-Receipts, 7,455 packages: strong;
western, ungraded, at mark, 13G1s1Rc.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Sept. 15.-Wheat-spot. No. 2
lures, quiet; September. SIS SID; Deem
Der, SIS 1880; March, IS.
Corn-Spot American, mixed, new,
quiet, IS sd; American mixed, old, quiet,
IS sd: November, IS 53sd.
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THE WEATi1E
Wichita. Kan, Sc

wichita, Kan. Sept Is, 1899.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair until Sunday night.
During the past "a hours the highest
temperature has been 50, the lowest SO,
and the mean "a. with partly cloudy
weather. fresh south TO light southeast
wind and slightly lower pressure
BY hours the temperatures were as fol-
lows: At a. m, SO; at Z, co; at 5. "a;
at g. 6; at 10 70; at Il. 70: at u. So; at
l p. m, 81; at > s.; at 3. 81; at 4, Sc; at
5, 50; al g. 81; al = So
On this date last year the highest tenn
perature was g. the lowest Co. and the
mean IS.
So fer this month the average tempera-
ture has been 30, which is 3 degrees above
the normal
So far this month the rainfall has been
81 inches. which Is 20 above the nor
nal. FIRED LJOHNSON,
Observer
Washington, Sept. 15.-Forecast for sat
urday and Sunday:
Kansa-Showers. followed by fair and
cooler Saturday; Sunday, fair. variable
winds
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Show-
ers and cooler late Saturday or Satur-
day night; showers Sunday; southerly
winds
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Coffee AND SUGAR M.EKcr,

New York. Sept Is.-CoHee-onfions
opAaed quiet. with prices unchanged 20
points lower and ruled Irregular sin
a barely steady uDdertpne met = 'he
day. following unfavorable European ca
b.es. meagre spot dsnazd and oearish
speculative outlook. al u v5ich ID 70
liquidation. Pear selling vac checked by
aTuBess IN Brazil Ilosed esTsiy EteaeT.
unchanged % s points l0ger. saiea. e -
bags. Including SsDtemlber. 4.Ic, october.
f.15c. DeceJnJer. ~ ksc. March. S-. Nay.
Rio dun ard FestuTeiess- syEd. quiet
Sugar-R&ws quiet Eeansd. qEist
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red this week, though the extent TO
which banks and other lenders have call
ed in loans was probably exaggerated.
The general marking up OF the rate OF
accommodation by bankers TO brokerage
houses TO 6 per cent and the hardening OF
time loan figures 70 5d5 1-2 per cent were
natural and proper steps under the cir
cumstances. The quotations of as high as
per cent made for call money al the
stock exchange on Tuesday and Wednes-
day would. however. represent 10 some
extent the temporary over-anXiety OF
borrowers. and in a certain degree also.
the manipulation of bearish speculative
interests. There was in fact no dearth
of money nor was the frmness In rates
accompanied by any particular evidences
of increased discrimination in regard TO
the quality OF collateral. Some further
large amounts OF money are said 10 have
been loaned in the New York market
this week by Chicago institutions but this
assistance was not important and the
quiet1ng of money to a per cent level
was largely the result of the action re-
ferred to above. taken by Secretary Gage.
supplementing the discovery by the street
that any acute fears on the score OF
stringency IN money were premature.
The decline in exchange rates. which was
one of the results of the rise in interest.
led to some discussion OF the possibility
OF gold imports. II is. however. gener-
ally concluded that at the present time
a movement of that kind is unlikely. IN
asmuoh as the situation in South Africa
and the financial position al Berlin stil
impose caution on the interest money
markets and would produce resistance to
any movement OF specie to this country.
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the week, but good share went direct
TO killers. The market was steady at
about yesterdays prices. Good to choice
cattle sold at $5.70G6. 70; commoner grades
at $4.3Gd5.60; stockers and feeders brought
So 10d5.o0; bulls, COWS and heifers, 81. 80
4.50; Texas steers, s.. 5004. 80; rangers, 50. SO
q5.35; and calves, 81. 5OdS. 10.
C1ogs-Business in hogs was brisk and
the market closed firm at the best price
of the week. Heavy hogs sold at 81 .206
40, and mixed lots at 81. 3Og4. 70; light at
81. sat-. 70; pigs brought s4.45G4.7 10; and
culls, 81. 25d4. 90.
Sheep-Offerings of sheep and lambs
were liberal, but the demand was good
and prices ruled steady. Sheep sold at
4.OOG4.& for best natives, culls bring
ing 81. 00q3.25 plain ewes selling at So. 10
G4.65. Lambs brought 81. 25d6. 40 for best.
westerns sold at 81. $500 and culls at
So. 75G4.50
Receipts-Cattle 5000; hogs 21,OOO; sheep
5000.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo, Sept. 15.-Cattle-
Receipts, 4,5OO natives, 500 Texans; market
steady; native steers. S4.G096. 10; Texas
steers, S.10d4. 80; Texas cows 81. 2503. 90;
native cows and heifers, 2.O0G4. 40; stock
ers and feeders, $3.OOd5.OO; bulls, g 100
3.35
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market strong to
sc higher; bulk of sales, 81. 3Od4. 40; heavy,
$1,000. 421z; packers. 81. 25Q4. By; mixed.
81. 25q4. 80; light. 81 2Oa4. IS; workers, $4.35
al. 45; pigs, $4.2594.4O.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; market strong;
lambs, So. 5OG5.OO; muttons, 81. Ood4. 90. :
st. Louis, Sept 5.-Cattle-Receipts, g.
500; market steady; native shipping and
beef steers. s. GG66. 30, with top grades up
to $3.50; stockers and feeders, 50. 4564. 50;
Texans and Indian steers, 81. 45G4. 70.
Hogs-Receipts, go; market strong and
active; pigs and light, S455@4.7O packers,
81. 50G4 50; butchers, 81. 60Q4. IS.
Sheep-Receipts, 500; market strong; ma
tive muttons, $3.75@4.00; lambs, 81. 0OQ
SIS
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SeT THrk. sevt. E-Bls4rezs s1ca-sr
q 3 dsu zas1re, spelter sazE~9 points
under Increased offerings and wifh-
SraWai q bgyers. TIE foreign and d.
usesfic news c1rtr.5EtsG ~ isaseoce ~
o. against the market a. fae c'ese the
metal exchange csIlss Dig iYoa zzfs4ats
dun ard nominal ~ 81. axe copper Qssss
- Is -. I'm Qzls. a. sZ7s Lead qglst
win 3 - sd ard - szs4 sskes. spslfsr
szsy. Slta E-s I'D ard EsB aEke6. -
brokers pFsee toT isa1 Is no "a fgf
ca-.aer. g -
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES
CATTLE.

Yesterday the cattle end of the stock
yards affairs was the busy department.
There was no great rush Of stuff in, but
Mhat appeared was sold readily and at
good prices with the general quotation
as steady. J. L. Vandiveer of Hackney
had in a mixed load Of hogs and cattle,
both ends selling at once. Then there
kvere several email punches Of driven-in
stock, and some hold-overs sold. There
was a good stocker demand and all of it
was taken at good prices. About every
thing was cleaned up on the close and
shippers well pleased. One seller remark
ed ne was more than satisfied, as he
hardly hoped to get as good figures.
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New York Money Market

New York. Sept 15.-Money or call firm
al 4d6 per cent; last loan 4. Prime mer-
camille paper 41-2a5 per cent. Sterling
exchange steady with actual business IN
bankers bills at 81 3-404 s. for demand
and at B.S21-2a2-4 for 60 days: posted
rates ;i.s3 1-2d4.a and g s7G1-2. CONNER
cial bills A.s1 l-2q4.s2 Silver certificates
5sa9-4; bar silver %. Mexican 8oilars a. -
Government bonds firm: state bonds In
active. railroad bonds weak.
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DEE GooDs aAExEfs

Neg York. sest IA bette ss-nsrs
fsan yesterday szs ben asscss ia
staple cotton Erowc 6zsis S. go r.
guest bsI ctElcs1ss 70 asEgrs- ssssesl-seF
very arm- Trne = hlezc1e4 cssfcEs
strcug and h4z1sr prices FrF.as.s zeEt
week DsckE G-n azss trneiaE EsEsses
Dezl1s scsrcs AID fs-QrE- Cs-er e-szyse
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COTTGN.

New Orleans. Sept. 15.-Cotton-Steady;
middling. 15-1Gc.
New York. Sept. 15.-Cotton-Futures
closed steady; September, 1914; October
$3.50; November, $6.03; December, $50;
January, $S.15; February, s6.1S; March,
1921; April, 1924; May, s. %; June. Sc. 80;
July, $685. Spot closed quiet and I'M
changed; sales, none.
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WOOL MARKET.

London, Sept. 15.-There was a moder-
ate attendance at the Cape Of Good Hope
and natal sheepskin sales today The Of
ferings amounted to 147, AT skins, of which
IA, III were sold There was a strong
demand and prices advanced sd. The
home trade secured the bulk.
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ee'oTes e8sfa1 tcaEsaz aTzIrss srFsra
Fsr.afs are easy iu fEaessa 49, srzacF n
r,ssze la~7. Gt1KAzns Ftsusz Beers 40
s1Fz1ee4 = - 3 ~ gaft es fss wsE
Sew TfE E~sL a-Tae rzrs ssres
aefEesa 80 aesg TszAis O. 4nz as4
Dsfs1ter 81 SAKE paes - Sea s-ri.
3 Z. uerf sex
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-16

Washington. Sept. I5-Today's statement
% the condition % the treasury shove,
Available cash balance. &zss 81. n: gold
reserve 81. 81, SIS.
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BANK CLEARINGS,

New York, Sept. 1.-THE following table,
compiled by Bradstreet, shows the bank
clearings at the principal cities for the
past week, with the percentage of in
crease and decrease as compared with the
cnrrnr, .nrii,,cr u-nnk Ia - ,,nnr.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-16

Not included in totals because contain
ing other items than clearinSs
''Not included in totals because OF no
comparison for last year.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-16

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ST.. Albany, n. Y. he said: az
was taken with rheumatism that
began in my hips and spread
throughout my body. For two
years and half I was couhJaed to
nv bed. I employed nine Of the
best physicians of Albany, and
two specialists from New York,
but all declared my case hopeless.
NY niece recommended Or. Will
Jams Pink Pills for Pale People.
The use of several boxes enabled (
me to leave my bed and go about
with clutches. Finally 1 aban-
doned the crutches, and am now
as well as ever. No praise of DR..
Williams Pink Pills for Pale
People is too strong for my case.
MAT TANNER. I"
Sworn to and subscribed before &
me this 18th day of Sept, 1895.
NEILE F. TowNRR, Notary Pz6iic.
FROM TIE albany (N. ~ Journal :
Dr.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People Z
contain, in = condensed form, al the ele- 4
ments necessary 10 give new life and rich
ness TO the blood and restore shattered 2
nerves. They are an uufsiling specific for
such diseases as lOcomotor asaxiS, partial S
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