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New-York tribune., 1900-08-31
BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

Business on the Stock Exchange was made UP
Of the light transactions OF professional traders
and a few scattered operations for commission
house account Price changes were small, with
fractional gains in the greater number Of is
sues at the close. Dealings in railway bonds
have been more active in the last few days.
especially for the issues selling IN the neighbor-
hood Of par, and II is thought in some quarters
that the increasing demand foreshadows greater
activity in stocks. Compared with the business
OF year ago the transactions in bonds are. Of
course. small, but in view OF the recent stagna-
ton IN the railway mortgage market the cur
rent increase IN trading is significant There
are many attractive bargains in the bond mar
Eet No better security can be found than the
mortgage issues Of solid American railway
properties and at the prevailing level Of values
gilt edged investments may be had to yield an
income well above their established interest
rates. The bonds Of the Southern and South
western roads are attractive at going prices.
A decline based on the political situation has
been advertised for many weeks, but values
have not yet felt the influence Of political un-
certainties save in respect TO dulness. Many
Wall Street operators are beginning to believe
that there will be no political scare the Stock
Exchange this year. The fact that so much
caution has been exercised IN market opera
lions has had the effect OF strengthening tech
nical market conditions, and In consequence the
possibility Of 6 big decline has been materially
1essened Il may not be wise to predict mar
ket improvement in values before the November
election but It is well to note that the con-
servative element in the Street is bullish on the
outlook. II the Vermont election, which takes
place next week. shows a handsome majority
for the Republican ticket, and If Maine subse-
ouently makes a similar encouraging return, it
Is quite possible that the stock market will be-
gin to discount a National Republican victory
IN November. Views the money market are
becoming more optimistic, despite the fact that
further gold exports may be made in Septem-
Der. II is now believed that the increase in
National banknote circulation at this and other
points will minimize the effect upon surplus
reserves Of the demand for money for crop
movement purposes, while ii is generally be-
neved that possible gold exports will be offset
by receipts Of the metal on the Pacific Coast.
There is reason for caution, but excuse for
pessirnisn.
Early advances in stocks were reduced by
profit taking sales in the afternoon. The ap-
preach Of the triple holiday helped TO restrict
trading which, in the late dealings, became
nfeIess. The iron and steel stocks and Sugar
Refining were features, and, with Brooklyn
Rapid Transit supplied the bulk Of the business
The market closed heavy.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31
IRON AND STEEL TRADES.

THE Iron Trade Review" says:
The most significant development in Bessemer
iron is the refusal of the furnacemen TO accept an
order at current prices calling for delivery beyond
the end Of the year. Their policy is based on the
expectation Of an improvement later in the year,
resulting from heroic curtaiment OF production
now under way. New vessel building continues TO
be important factor in the Central West and
upward of 10000 tons OF steel has been placed thus
far for the fall and winter work. II has been re-
ported at Pittsburg during the last few days that
steel bars have been advanced TO 125c. Such is not
the case. The manufacturers are holding to 110c.
and will under any conditions shade that quo
tation. One Pittsburg firm is quoting 1.15c as its
lowest figure on moderate sized orders. The vote
of the sub-lodges Of the Amalgamated Association
of Iron and Steel Workers, submitted TO them ten
days ago, has been taken and returns already
the hands of officials of the association. The
returns will be counted this week and II is feared
that the result will not be the officials Of the
association believed II would be.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31
FOREIGN BANK STATEMENTS

London, Aug. 3o.-The weekly statement Of the
Bank Of England shows the following changes:
Total reserve increased E2l23000, circulation de-
creased f10e coo. bullion increased f2G4sN other
Securities decreased f27150O0, other deposits de-
creased fllzs.00, public deposits decreased Il 219-
0oO notes reserve increased t2.Z8000. Government
securities decreased f13l3,0Oo. The proportion Of
the Bank Of Englands reserve liability is A. SO
per cent. Last week II 41-O4 per cent. The
Bank Of England's rate OF discount remains IN
changed al per cent
Par1s, Aug. D-The weekly statement OF the
Bank Of France shows the following changes:
Notes in circulation increased 57925,OoO francs
treasury accounts current increased l6I5OOOO
francs, gold IL hand increased 1s25000 francs bills
discounted increased 10, 10000 francs silver in
hand decreased $1,000 francs
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31
BUYERS AND SELLERS.

The principal buyers and sellers in yesterday s
market were: H Clews Co sold Rock Island
stewart. Barr & Co. Kelly Miller and L. r
Bacon Co. bought ST Paul; London and A A
Housman Co sold. William Frankenheimer
White Barton and Halle & Steglitz bought
american Tobacco; Rolston Bass Q.OOO) sold J.
. bache & co. Q.ooO) and J. A. Blair s. Son
oought sugar R. w. Newton and Street & Nor
ton bought Wire; Wasserman Brothers and II
Content q Co. d.00o) sold F. w. Savin & Co
bought Union Pacific; Post & Flagg sold C. NJ
oeirlchs & Co d.000 bought Sugar Refining II
l. horton d Co. bought Tennessee Coal and Iron
j. h Willston &c Co.. Ashwen & Co and J. S
Bache q Co. bought Tennessee Coal and Iron; A
A Housman Co. H. H Hart woerishoerer q
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31
THE TRADE IA CHTC4GO.

Chicago. Aug 50 (SpectaD--Wheat was lower o.
day. The disappointing cables and the failure G
main features. The Northwest reported an q
creased movement from the country Dur siso r.
ported mtllers good buyers OF cash grain 20 araVs
The Price Current reported a reduction n =
terror offerings Of winter wheat. with groE4s
more disposed to hold There was coc-t1uato1N .
the changing OF September 70 October uls dl1s.
ence being 7sc Unsettled weather is predicted y
the Northwest tomorrow Duluth ID Ni1nssss
lis stocks have decreased SOOo0O bushels tis Vsas
St Louis reported $4,000 bushels sold for sxpar
and the seaboard reported $4,000 bushels, CT Vhc-
over half was for Portugal Primary MARKET -
ceiprs were IO14O00 bushels. against lo4-eeO ouSl
els last Thursday and $4,000 bushels a year az
Northwestern receipts were S4S cars, against .
last week and $50 last year. Local receipts. =
cars; estimates for tomorrow. 40 cars Sspts2es
opened az sc974s4c. sold between -4'zc and -
and closed az T4s4c. Cash bids were only &c as2
from the market at the outset, but they reea'N
later.
Corn was very irregular. but closed lower L!'-'
pool cables were disappointing There vas A y
crease in the country offerings, and Jhe longs ss'
generally disposed TO take profits The PTtce C--
rent put the August condition only three pe-1
below JULY Local receipts. 0O7 cars, were . -
more than expected Estimated receipts for Q
morrow $50 cars. Cash sales were only s0oO Sas,
els. September corn opened az 4o1ac % 49,. 80
between 4oc and ENc- and closed AZ &C
Oats were rather slow and synparhiEec so-s
what with corn. Local sales were lSGeS oas-ss
cash Local receipts. 20 cars Estimates fos y
morrow SIS cars September opened az @sse a.
sold from 1sc down to ZS61Iec
Provisions opened lower with the sratns- -
closed at slight advance for the day- PACK,
were very good buyers % product particaia-
September lard and ribs. One LOT o. &NS ns1'.
OF lard was sold for direct export Lard and ne e
shipments for the day were lsh- More Tran =
OF the speculative business was o. 4 local and -
fessional character. Pork gained SC % DC, -
about PIC. and ribs were Uncha2sed 70 &c hiS-'
than yesterdays closing
FIaxseed was very quiet Prices ,ve-e uncsansss
to la0 higher The three Iea6ing markets rece'''~
2 cars to-day against IS cars last year
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31
Boston-So discount Chioaeo-IPar. Savannah
Buying I-ieoi selling. l-lso prsmlum. Charleston-

Boston-So discount Chioaso-PAr Savannah
Buying, I-isoj selling, i-iso premium. Charleston
Buying. pa-i selling No premium
BANK CLEARINGs - New-York - Exchanges
Sill. s51; balances SosS,s1s. Bosben-Exchanses'
s4,654h22 Observation-Disclosures 246, ,4sos bal
anoes s27O.ss4 Observation-Disclosures, slszsl'f4aI
balances 81 sss ia Chicazp-Exchsnges. s24 eaoss4i
balances. 81. .26S,SA
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-CaI money in
London. per cent Open market discount rate
for short bills 1s-isaSM per cent? for ons bills,
s%9< per cent Berlin discount rate, per cent
for three months bills: 81 per cent for short bills.
Berlin exchange London. 20 marks %S1h pfennigs
Paris exchange on London, rs francs II centimes.
Paris discount rate. 2% per cent
FOREIGN SECURITTES.-Brftish conrols for
money, IS 616; for the account SS 5-lR Spanish 4s
closed in London at T21l French rentes 100 francs
50 centimes.
THE SILVER MARKET-Bar silver. s1Ac- Mex
lean silver dollars. 4s&c. Bar silver in London
closed at 2s 7-16d.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, 1925; Lisbon. 81;
Buenos Ayres. 1850; Rome, 645
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31

RAILROAD BoNDs-Market firm on a mod
crate volume OF business. Total sales amounted in
par value to a1670oO against 1076 600 on Wednes-
day. The heaviest dealings were in Atchson gen.
ersl 4s, Baltimore and Ohio IS, Central Georgia
Issues, Chesapeake and Ohio 454s, Rock Island Is,
Colorado Midland 3-4s Kansas City Southern 3s
Louisville ana Nashville unified 4s Reading 4s, ST
Louis Southwestern issues Southern Railway SIS
Union Pacific IS. Austin and Northwestern 5s
Mexican international 4s St Louis and Iron Noun
tain IS and Kansas and Texas extension IS.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The outside securities market was dull at small
changes. Standard Oil closed AZ 595d5SS against
535d5S7 on Wednesday. Last prices of other proui-
nent issues were Havana Commercial. Sa46I0 pre-
ferred 4Od42; Baking Powder preferred 9lls0a3:
Markeen Copper, 43q6 Amagamated Copper, S7s. a
SSA Interstate OIL 5S445s24 Amsterdam Gas 1st IS
l05a4 a1O62. Rubber Goods 27l4q2sA preferred. 7sa
7715 Storage Power. 141l6 General Carriage 6as1L
New-York transportation 7as. General quotations
Follo
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

LONDON Aug. 30, ?. m.-The market for Aneri-
can securities was dull and firm Final prices fol-
low: Atcbison. 28%; Canadian Pacific, e15k; St
Paul 1888; Illinois Central. 1IS4. Louisville 1914;
Union Pacific preferred. 1915 ex dividend; New
York Central, 132Szi Erie u2s; Pennsylvania, 65%;
Reading, SIS: Erie first preferred 351k; Northern
Pacific preferred. 73; Grand Trunk, sk; Ana
conds, 81
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31

AMERICAN SMELLING AND REFINING.
Thomas B. Adams. assistant treasurer Of the
American Smelling and Refining Company. said
yesterday regarding alleged interview purport-
ing to give his views on the company's earnings
and dividend prospects:
I notice that have been quoted as saying that
no statement will be given out al the annual meet
ing Of the American Smelling and REFINING Com
pany, be held September 12 and that the earnings
proxmateiy s. 10000 and. furfher that it is the
intention of the company rot to declare a dividend
betterments No one has any authority for quoting
me as above. I have not authorized any one to
am I authorized in saying what will be done at
will take regarding dividend on the common
stock While il IS unlikely that any dividend will
be PAID upon dhe common h sJofK IN .ne eGiaJe @
dividends will not be paid
ROME. WATERFOWL AND OGDENSBURG.
The Rome. watertown and Ogdensburg Railroad
lessor report for the year ending June 30 is fol-
lows
ASSETS
Current expenses maintaining organization etc 1897
General balance sheet Of road etc 10
Stock Of other companies 2S54 0s0
NJ
Nev-Tork Genital Central and Hudson River Railroad
stock assigned to Union Trgs, company for
FSsd c@mpeny under ooso" iis' ' 1881 900
cash on hand .......-...-'.. .'...'........-. S31
Total 500 o66 $50
LIABILITIES
ss::s5 ss:s ;5:ss 'lsGGs eGs Sc
Bond Bonds and mortgages assumed on purchase Of
r55s5 5ss .ss ;:i's; iS.. .s,oio. .s5Eis 5Ffs
Total $40 ass $50
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATEs.-Money on call. 13l@l1h per cent
Time money, per cent for sixty days per cent
for three months per cent for four months and
4@sz per cent for six months railroad collateral
Commercial paper. AS per cent for three four and
six months for The best names and above for
names not 50 well known.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market irrer Rates
for actual business follow:
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31

DOMESTIC EXcHANGE-New-Orle - Com
rnercial 75c discount bank, 81 premium. San Fran
cisco-Sight. &c; telegraph, Tkc. Cincnnati-Be-
tween banks. 10c of; over counter, Soc premium
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington, Aug. 3O-The condition of the
Treasury. departments of issue and redemption, at
the beginning OF business to-day follows:
RESERVE FUND
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31

GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported from Washington. $s1s S25; internal
receipts, sS4416; miscellaneous receipts $124361
Total receipts for the day, s1sSSsO2 expenditures
s675O00 Receipts for month TO date $47 s 325; ex-
penditures $4ss5O0O0; of expenditures s21OS-
65 Receipts for the fiscal year date S9T796 4s6;
expenditures s1O3 s29 65S: excess OF expenditures
S613S,167 Receipts of National bank notes for re-
idemption S721.351
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31

THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS
GOVERNMENT BONDS.-Market heavy for the
4s Of 1875 and new % (when issuedl Final quota
fions follow:
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31
GRAND TRUNK

The semi-annual report of the Grand Trunk.
submitted by the secretary OF the company for the
six months ending June 30. shows:
Gross receipts .... co 1aa 900
WORKING expenses Observation-Disclosures. 442 900
Net receipts 69T 900
less credits ............... 4e1 800
Leaving 205 roo
Deduct payable by the company under
trafhc and other agreements-Chicago and
Grand Trunk Company. ............. 30 800
Detroit Grand Haven and Milwaukee Company % 600
Surplus half year. -.........-..... 152
This surplus Of fl52.000. added TO the balance Of
fS 800 from December 1899 makes total amount of
f155,9OO available for dividend which will admit of
the payment Of the full dividend for the half year
the per cent guaranteed stock and a dividend
Of III cent the first preference stock, leav-
ing a balance of about f2O0 be carried forward
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31
S1uGur1Gl.
The Minneapolis & 81. Louis Railroad 10

Minneapolis Minnesota Ausls- y, S1ags
Notice Is hereby given that pursuant = - Sr5cs-
OF the Company. the annual mestns q - tals-,sI o.
holders OF the Minneapolis ana 81 LOUIS -. ~
Or Minnesota and Iowa will ee held az nc N rucs-
Company IN CITY or Minneapolis. M,nresoA cr-
dGy. Oct I'd 1900 twelve oclcck aoon- tor = ssch
OF slecging Directors ard the trns1etlaa
other business LEGALLY before ne
The books OF TIE Company for The issuance - SsnssF
% The stock viii be closed from the evealns e
lst. 1870. 10 October 3D. 1890 ~
JOSEPH GASkELL. EDWIN HIM..
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31
COLORADO SPRIyGS sTOcKS
Bid Asked

Closing quotations on the Colorado Springs Min.
ing Stock Exchange furnished by William p Bon.
bright & Co. OF Colorado SPRINGS:
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31
STOCKS IN LIGHT DEMAND
PRICES GENERALLY HIGHER.

FAIR INQUIRY FOR BoNDs-MoNEY AND
EXCHANGE.
Closing prices yesterday OF the principal ac-
tive securities and net changes from Wednss-
days final quotations were:
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31

A DvERTIsEMENTS suoserlptiSns ,C5 I9s 9sr5stNay
~ received at their Uptown once. No -
% door north % Sist-st until o'clock ? na rsEaF
nlentS received the following branch olHSss -. q
ONCE rates until o'clOcS @ viz % s--sva
cor 2Sd-st; lS2 Sh-ave., cor l2th-st sslsi. I'd
and 14th-st- l42 COlumnus-aVe.. rear Wes- Wes
West 42d-sg. 6th-ave.. 92 East l4tl So ii 50
s2d-st., between 9Th and sth lo9 Eas. r-sr
Sd-ave.. between 18th and TTth LIB ave
6lst-st, I7OS 1st-ave. S9th-st: -
80 Sd-aVe,. near 41st-st; SSa Sd ave -ic
S2S Bleecker-st
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.
STOCKS

FURNISHED BY Frederic H Hatch. No 30 Broad-s''
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31

o. Io-+A9tual +AGiu sales Closing Shares
tOpoLl t14Sni Low. Fin. Bid. Ask sold
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31

CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.
STOCKS
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31

Isss. 5as pi1iss Hss BID Asked
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-18
HEIRS TO VAST FORTUNE.
Omaha citizens Claim To lie Heirs to
900, Doom England,

London, Dec. l4srArnei.ican officials
here have undertaken 10 invs stigate the
claims of Elisha Clark Corey ana Mrs.
Maude Corey Helm. of omaha. 70 an
English estat-. worth the dizzy sam OF
s2000o0.0oo. Charles Fske Bsael, Jr..
a young American lawyer who con-
ducts the estates Realization company
in London, discovered the treasure
upon which the Omaha citizens base
their hopes OF affluence.
The lawye. represents that he estate
has been ianguishing in :her mates vs.
court of chaneery for the last sixty
five years. accommodating in the mean
time millions Of pounds in interest upon
gold. stocks and bonds OF which it is
saii exclusively to consist. The ances.
tor who piled 1t UP Is alleged to have
been a descendant of Sir Francs
Drake, the British admiral who
smashed the spanish armada.
Omaha, Neb., Dec. 14.-rhere are two
worthy people in Omaha claiming to bs
descendants OF Sir Francis Drake ane
to be heirs to a portion of the greai
English estate valued at s2co, 900 900
They are Elisha Clark Corey 14il
North Twentieth street, and his sister
Mrs. Maude E. Corey-Heim, 222:
Charles street. They are two OF the sur,
vivors Of thirty-two heirs to the "a.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-18
HUMoRIsT In PHILIPPINES.
Private From Connecticut Does Not
I.ik e the LIS "a Ilsts

New Haven. Conn. Dec. 70. Thomas
AfcGovern, formerly Of this city, now
s private OF Company q, Seventeenth
Infantry, S. A.. has writtsnsto Old
friend In this city some unique iisIres-
sions OF tFnpe sans new, posse ssions III
the farseast. Aclioverns says
The Philippines are a bunch vf trou-
BILE gathered on the western HORIZON oil
civiiizatipn. They are bounded on the
north BY rocks and DISTINCTION on the
south by canniiats and Earthquakes. On
the east by typhoons. and on the west
ty hoodooism and smuggling. The cli-
Mate is deceptive combination Of
changes we'll adapted 10 raising al
The soil is very fertile and large crops
cf insurgents and treacAery are pros
tlueed.
The Inhabitants are very Industrious
in building trenasles ard making bolos
Their housess are made chiefly VI bam-
hoo and landscape. The Filipino mar
Iiiage ceremonies are Very impress III
Especially the ease where lts wife is
ssyeng the provis iell5 of Working is nllil h
as her husband desires
The poor F'ilpino's diet Is rice. Ma
| ria is the capital city. Ii is situated on
Manila bay, lafge. ana-iuek 4 l1ods.
LOT water full u shark and spanish
submarine boats, for Which Dewey is
Irresponsible
Gavite. the neNt city Of importance
BIS noted for beaas no good as a naval
station and for large number of sis-
Icons and Chinaiuen. The principal ex-
PORTS of the Island are rice heil3i, ard
war bulletins. the imports are .Aineri-
can soldiers. with arms and ammuni-
ltlon. Malaria feveris 50 pre- lsnt that
| been shaken With a chill.
Communicative has been estab-
| 4. shed between The numerous Islands By
substituting the mosquito for the car
l3rier pigeon. The Filfpiros are our
Friends at the point OF orr guns The
Isc'imaua is pleasant and lealthful for
l1rosauitos, bugs, snakes, tarantulaS,
isruaehes, SCORPIONS, centipedss and ali T
lsators. The sod Is also adHpted for fnai
oeors and breeding diseases In o;he.
words, New Haven Will be Just exa II /
Igcod enough for me as soon as | cent gfst
Lack 10 it, aftei Leaving the army
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-18
FALLoWsioN DIVORCE.
The Celebrated Bishop Utters Warn.
ing Against Easy Divorce.


ing Agatnst Easy Divorce.
Chicago, Dec. Whom God hath
joined together. let no man put asun
DER With these words Bishop Samuel
Fallows closed an address on Marriage
and Divorce before the Methodist min
isters meeting in the First Methodist
church yesterday forenoon. In order
to get at the divoi &C element he said,
lit liz necessary to consider marriage"
| He then told of the confusion I'll, IA; exists
| in the minds of many regarding the
1Christian marriage and the marriage
/ outside Christianity.
! There are three states In which man q
lriage has been formed. " he said Mar
riage m the state of innocenc5 and be-
fore the fall. Secondly, marriage after
the fall and outside Christianity: and
sIthird. holy or Christian matrmony.3
Marriage before the fall was that of one
imam With one woman. and was ind sspl-
'Iuble. Polygamy and divorce We're nee
llessarily exclude ed.
Marriage after the fall and outside
4 Christianity was not a 8 God had :nsti-
lstuted it, hut as perverted man main
Sltains It. God did not alter the ins,itu-
Etions but permitted polygainy and tii-
j vorce on account of the hardness Of
!. Emen's hearts. In hciNsor Christian ma =
a rilnony the moral las iss revived Iii it,
q strictnesst Is en- man becomes a. member
Of the body Of Chrs Holdeis of this
belief place their beiief in bapti@ln and
that only those who are baptized can ipt-
admitted to holy matrinony. The union
Unjust be inclusive and ini!is'saluble ex
Il cept by death.
Bishop Fallows told Of three pages in
history blackened with ppygatny and
described the loose as II marriage *
:. is,tIng at the various perloe' He out
lined the objects Of marriage a. STATED
lin the holy ssriptui e and lilsn spoks
Iof ths marriage and divorce institutions
assthey exist today.
In closing he said;
Public opinion nust BE- aroused in
: view OF this deplorable condition 81 af
3 fairs. In some way reckless marriage.
I must be prey ented.s strictar methods 81
: legal administration must be desisAd
o Proper delaysin hearing suits for ai
vorce must be urged. Penal Infllctionl
d ought to be visited upon husband 10
/ cruelts, assertion and neglect sup
i port as well as for the srayetN off efsse
And even under the present I,rellensi
: Bile system all religious and athica
s teachersought TO imp % upon the com
Z munity the truth that the legal obiiga
!. 4 ion OF society TO grant divorce does no
imply in the least any mora. obligation
rstsl co:selu erice- to apply for it.s Bea
& and forhear should be etjoned 8 a "a
& cred duty upon all entering into III
. marriage covenant. Ne need q reviya
& Of the old fashioned regard for mar
{ lsriage. We must recognize with Profes
SGT Bryce the family 10 be the ons. fun
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-18
Rrnxe Men FnIl

Victims to stomach, liver and kidney
troubles. az well az women. and all feel
the resultsin loss Of appetite, poisons in
the blood, hackache, nervousness head
ache. and tired. lissles,:, rum down feel
ing. But there's no need 10 feel like
that. j. W. Gardner. Of Idaville, Ind,
says. Electric Bitters are just the thing
for a man when he don't care whsth
he ives or dies. 1t gave me new strength
and good appetite. can now eat any
thing AMI have. a new lease on life
Only so cents, at Geo. z. Powers drug
81 ore every bottle guara nteed.