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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-05
BANKS PLAN TO START
WAR SAVING SOCIETIES
American Institute Chapte,
Here Will Take Up Question
at Tonight's Meeting

The question OF organizing vo-
lisS societies in every banking Ins,I,n
tlon in the PHILADELPHIA die,rin.
allow bank men TO do their bit" 70
only in purchasing but I'm pIacIn, , uu
savings and thrift stamps. will he Sss S
Gussed at the April meeting of ts. ~.
Philadeiphia Chapter Of the Ap,sr,oas m'
institute Of Banking, in the audito,,,,1
oVe chestnut street. tonight
Lieutenant f. a. Sutton, Of tbo D.,
British Engineers, and Benian,in wy q a.
LUDLOW, chairman of war sayingS so,,.
les, will speak, Nominations Sor Ot.' nv.
board Of governors and delegates Wv Wv
the annual convention will be maS, ~, y,
TINS meeting to be voted for at the wss =.
meeting. '"e may
The last events in debating ana M.
Ilc speaking for the season viii ,ss.
place April IL and April 26. The forr,.'
date VIII see the PHILADELPHIA New yo,s
debate and the latter the public.snosv'
ing contest 'PesA'
The Philadelphia team is compossa =,
DetWilcE of the Philadelphia Natiop,,
Bank; Whalen, of the Girard Nations,
Bank, and Williams, of the Tradesmen,'
National Bank.
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CONGRESS ELECTIONS
BASED ON WAR RECORDS
Party Lines Will Be Disregarded q,
Patriotic Reasons
This Fall s

Washington, April 5.-Senstor Ks,.
yon' Of Iowa, has been notified ,b.,
the Democrats of his State will M, an
pose his reelection to the Senate Mi,
Is the forerunner of similar action n
be taken In many States i'm the electlon,
to be held next fall
Although so far there has bear N,
general organized movement m Wit
draw opposition to candidates for ~.
election In cases where the war REGARD,
OF senatorial candidates have been ss,.
lStactory, number of local moyemsnl,
TO that end have been started II 4
expected that the sentiment Will Vrnv
to such an extent that the battle next
taIl VIII be largely one Of war candl.
oates against anti-war aspirants,
In addition to the Iowa movensrt
there is one in Minnesota. another IN
Idaho and one I'm South Carolina
Democrats in Minnesota are not 10 ON.
pose the reelection of Senator KnuA
Nelson, Republican, and both parties
IN Idaho expect to get together 10 SUD.
port Senators Borah, Republican and
Nugent, Democrat.
In South Carolina It is expected that
all except anti-war opposition TO the
reelection of Senator Tillman will be
withdrawn and that Tillman will rue
as the war candidate against ex-Goy.
ernor Blease, an anti-war man.
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Rr LH. KELLOGG. N. D. IL. D.

THE Importance Of thorough maSttca-
L ton Of the food a. a measure Of
dental prophylaNis has come TO he uni
vcrsally recognized. Ii is important
however. to emphasize the fact that the
quality of the food ass we'll as the mat
ter Of chewing. must be considered.
Thorough masticatiou is beneficial to
the teeth, not only in promoting good
digestion and hence the general health
OF the body, but in three essential par
tiSularS, all Of which have an important
relation to diet:
/. Better blood supply to the teeth.
which results from vigorous use OF the
muscles of mastication
.. Cleansing OF the teeth, which re-
suits from the abundant flow Of saliva
produced.
3 The securing Of the teeth by the
contact Of the dental surfaces with the
foods which possess securing proper
ties.
Another thing important for the
health of the teeth is the free use or
uucooked foodstuffs. such as lettuce
Cucumbers, celery cabbage, tomatoes
and fresh fruits Of various sorts. II
has been shown that certain subtle but
essential elements of food, called vita
mines, are in large part destroyed by
cooking
The points which seem to be most
important in the relation of diet TO
mouth infection may be briefly sum-
married. as follows:
t. \ low protein diet combats tntes-
final toxemla and thus raises the gem
eral vital resistance. a high protein d ct
promotes the growth OF putrefactive and
pathogenic bacteria in the lower in
testine to an enormous extent and floods
the body with toxins produced by other
pernicious organism, which exhaust and
finally permanently cripple the poison
destroying and eliminating functions.
=. The wide prevalence of lime starva-
ton as a result Of disregarding the
lime content of foodstuffs and the gen.
eral use as a food staple of substances
whollcy, or nearly wholly, deficient in
/ lime.
3. TIE necessity for dry food to stim-
ulate the normal flow of saliva.
| 4. The importance Of foods containing
/ an abundance Of cellulose to secure
! proper securing of the teeth and to
/ furnish bulk to promote intestinal ac-
/ tivity to the extent Of three bowel move.
I nlcutS daily.
4 >. The importance Of the regular and
/ free use of uncooked foods.
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ma'cd recaIpIT tld3y jO0O hoadi marriott
steady.
HOGS Estimated receipts today 5000
head m1 rl0t easier.
SFFTF-- Estimated receipts today. 5000
head; market stead.
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FRESH FRUITS

wcry steadily maintained on choice stock of
most descriptions. QuOtations: Apples. I"r
Spy. $iuG. Alhomarla Pippn. SiMG; Huh
hardston. 81 5Omj; Iircruius. 81 u; Bald
win. 81. iO6iG: Rome Beauty, 81 "a 30; stay
man Wm,sap. $4N q: Black Twig. 81 ..
Paragon. Sifr5; GaUo. S36rI 80; York I'm
perial So. .IONf5. Ben Davis S3m (. -.
Nppl,s western. per buX-Wincsap, 81 81"
3 Winter Banana, Sl.75H 80; SpitzeuburE,
81 5Om 2 -: Rome Beauty. S2H2T5: neli-
cious, 81 @56i 80; King, 81 .50n =. 80; Ortley.
81 5OH - 80; Stayman Winesap, S2H2. -;
Prarmqin 81 75M9Si; NCwtnNn pppiu,
81. 500 = 30; York Imperial 81 iOdt2; Bald
win 81 l.5Oa2; Black TwIg, NSl 3Un2; Gano,
81 Soar. Apples. nearby per hammer, Iur
n 81 so; do. do, per Is bush. basket, "5rW
Si.25 Lemons, rsr boy So %... 80. ,,ia r.
rida nrr boX, $5ms; do. California, per
box. Stm7- -. TaqseriinG,s; Florida. per
5" G0d4 Pineapples. Porto Rico, per crate,
50 10 II >. 80. strawberries, Florida. per ut,
- Gf SOC. do. Louisiana. per at, 20 n SOC.
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VEGETABLES

Trade was slow and Ia" market was
unchanged. Offerings were ample. Quota
tatiouS: White potatoes Jersey. per = 70
h,ishci basket, ~ lhs.--No. |, 40 a zoe; 40.
9oV 35c. white potatoes. per 100 lbs
ponnsylvHuia 81. 1Od 10, Maine. Sl.NOn .;
New York 81 TOm 81; western. Sl.70d l.Si ;
white POTATOES. Florida. per bushol-boN tid
IhsD 81 .G5: sweet potatoes, Jersey. per "s O.
hushol basket, IS lbs No. L. 75c ii 81 -;
No = 5OM Bdr; sweet potatoes. jersey. per
hampcr-No. I Si.5Ou 1.NO; so. = 75cu
Il -: celery New York. per bunch, % NJ 500;
celery. Florida, per crate, 81 n To; lettuce.
Florida. per hamper 5Ocm SO; lettuce, Cali
turnia, per crate. Iic n 81. 20: caHltiower,
California, per crate, 25cH l.30; brussels
sprouts Long Island. per quart Il a a0c:
eggplant Florida, per box, $2.j0n 1; egg
nlant. Cuban. per box. S2H I, cuCUWbers,
Florida, per box 81 $50; squash. Florida.
per crate, 81 2.2j; spinach, Norfolk, per
hbl. 81 n | 10; kale Norfolk per hhI., iOC t
Sl.11. beans Florida per hamper, Sl,d0 n =,
heots Florida. per crate, Sl.6OW .. -, haets,
Florida per 100 bunChes, S3d peas. Flor
IDA per hammer. 81 ~ $50, peas. california.
prr drum SGH 80, peppers. flurida, per
crate. sra $50; peppers cuban, per box,
sgti \. 50: TOMATOES. Florida. per crate, 81. %
N ;. -, tOmatOcs, Cuban, per crate. 81 q 3;
turnin~. Canada. rutahagdg, per 100 lbs,
IOC a 81. asparagus. southern per dozen
lunches. 50 a 80; asparagus, California. per
dozen buurhes $40 q: cabbage, Danish, seed,
prr ton, $3On 81; cabbage Florida. new, per
BASKET 81 .hOq l.75; onions. per l00-h. bag,
25cd 81: watcrcross per 100 lunches, 81 q
" 80: mushrooms por H., 200 3jc.
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Won HINDENBURG STILL
SEEKING STRONG PEACE
aid to Have Urged II on Reichstag
as Recognition of Fresh
Sacrifices"

London, April 5.--Von Hindenburg is
criticized by the Frankfurter Zeitung
for attempting TO override the Reichstag.
II appears that Won Hindcnburg tole-
graphed the vice president OF the Reich
stag as follows:
The fresh sacrifices Of blood forced
upou vs. have not been made for
nothing ! know that the Reichstag
understands this and that il will
champion strong German peace
The newspaper, commenting on this.
says:
With all the respect and admira-
ton with which we treat COM
mander, we feel that Won Hindenburg's
Intervention In politics Is the most
serious thing that has happened as vet
for the Fatherland. He Is encourage
ing the pan-German snneNationists.
who are already exploiting the west
ern offensive for the purpose OF AL
tering the Reichstag's war aims.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

UTTER--Lowcr outside adyices caused
increased pressure to sell IN this market and
prices declined t. Uu hCtu golid-paCkad
creamery and prints, Arrivals however,
1yrra small aul A. revised figures there waa
fair dVmaud the market closing steady.
Quotations:
Western. fresh soli1-pdct'd creamery, sN-
tr. J3r. hi-hrV- scoring goods. - n 4aC. extra
frsts, t.r. nr'ts, ~ TIllgr; seconds, $50
iur. sweet creamery extra, iiy; under
grades 10 Il t3r: uoarby prints, fancy, IIc.
do average extra, "a iGc, drst3. a. n i3r,
rrconds, 80 n llc' special brands jobbng at
4s "a SOC
Receipts 81 complied 10y tho Bureau Of
Markets., 62t tubs Of butter and 1900 cases
Of oEgH.
ECiGS--Thcre Was a good demand and
the market ruled firm, with supplies well
cleaned up. Sales on Change Of nearby
current receipts at Sl0.6j per case. QUO
tatonF'
Nearby frsts. $10B5 per case, do. current
receipts 3lO.G5 per case; western extra
hrsts, SiO.95 per casei DO. irsts, Sl0GJ per
case. sout ern. $40. .O5 q 35 per "a Sc: fancy
selected carefully caudled eggs were Job
bing at 4Odi2c per dozcu,
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IEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA STOCK PRICE
EXTREME DULLNESS RULES
TRADING ON LOCAL EXCHANGE
Total Turnover During First Hour Only Abou
$50 Shares-P. R. r. Most Active
and Trife Higher

small ~
Philadelphia attracted virtually o
financial district price c
hour about $50 shares changed hama
and nearly q o arhitrage issues.
yIvant was it made
certificates turnover wers
Railways
unchanged while Reading its gain
s yesterday. steel amo
American Gas point and r
rah dscinc a trinc 3.
IS but
market 3s but the @
yct los of
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''I'E"' :,
Covering by sh"rlS St'l'Cn"u I,'' ",al
. ket Tor oats thiS morning d''tl va! "'P
ped little Ia the in'tIaI traaIhE.' P'"''
iuSs were mixed ana the lcchhS was
nervous.
II Is believed thaj there WI" u" "
change in the method OF buying oats py
/ the Wheat Export Company repre-
sentative Of that concern has declared
that it Is not trading In futures instead
OF making nat bids to exporters, 1t Is
rtimated that j, win ask for offers Of
the cash article from holders in differ
cnt Darts oC the country
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What is a good remedy for sore throat?

What Is a good remedy for sore throat?
c. Z. s.
There are many remedies for sore
throat, some of which are harmless
being simply wOrthless--like goose oil
applied eNternallv-whilc others are
quite injurious The hest remedy is hot
water. II should he applied outside aud
irside--outsido by means NJ fomenta-
tions coJ fifteen minutes or half an hour
~ Ice a. day; inside by a garglC Of hot
water, as hot as can he borne every
fifteen minutes or half hour until re-
lieyed. One-fourth tcsspoouful of spirits
Of camphor may he added to the hot
water. Drink plenty of hot water. so
as to get into profuse perspiration
II there is fever. cool tho skin with
sponge baths. Keep the feet warm. A
few hours OF this treatment viii effect
a cure i'm simple CaSCs.
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GERMANISM IN MEXICO
Taxes Decreased for Concerns Listed
as Americas Enemies

ment has decreed lower taxes for bust.
ness and Industrial concerns in Mexico
which have been listed by the United
States as enemies with whom Ameri-
cans must not deal under the trading
with-the-enemy act. This action, based
upon the contention the firms have
been done an injustice, is regarded
here as another result Of German in
iuence la Mexico
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House Pets

Are house pets Objectionable
GERTRUDE
All house pets are more or less dam
geTouS Dogs are a constant source
Of danger. Cats are perhaps the most
dangerous Of all domestic animals. 1t
requires as much care to keep "A cat
or dog i'm "A safe and sanitary condi-
tion as to care for a child. Cats suffer
from nearly all diseases to which human
beings are subject They are especially
subject TO diphtheria and ringwornl.
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED

United states Rubber Company. regular
quarterly Of ucr cent on first preferred,
payable Aprll 80 to stock of record April ~.
Midwest RetiniUg Company, regular quar-
terry Of 81. payable May TO stock OF rec
ord April -.
New York Produce Exchange Bank. usual
quarterly OF per cent. payable April IL
TO holders Of record April 10,
Elgin National Watch Company, quarterly
OF per cent. PAYABLE May 1 to stnCkhOlders
Of record April -
keystone Securities Corporation, regular
quarterly Of ila per cent on preferred. pay
able April Is 20 stock Of record April :.
Penhsyvau!q Lightiug COMPANY regular
quarterly OF III per cent or preferred, pay
abl. AprIl l1 ~ atocIL " record Anrll $.
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SUCCEEDS YOUNG REDMOND
Nationalist Defeats Sim Feiner for
Parliamentary Vacancy

London. April 5.---T, j. s. Harrison,
Nationalist. has defeated Milrov, sim
Feiner. for Parliament in East Tyrone.
The vote was 1900 to 1919
The election was called to flll the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF
Captain William Redmond to contest
the seat that had been held by his
father, the late John Redmond, for
Waterford. Captain Redmond won
this seat In an election held last
month.
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Liverpool Cotton

Li,ernnoI, April : Spot cotton WAS
firm today at AN advance Of - points
"n tn" basis Of 23."5d iur middliug, uld
contract Sales were 5000 bIlc,.
Receipts 5000 bales, noac American,
Futures were steady in th" carly deal
luSS uld contract spot prices: Nmori-
can, middliuE fair. 2G.16d, good mid
ding 25iId; mddling @i45d, low
niodltng ltd; good ordinary .3.iaI,
mrlImnry 2g.And
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Financial Briefs

The consolidated earnings statement
of the Republic Hallway and LiCht Com
pany aud subsidiary ConnanirS FOR
January shows gross Of SiSi,5S6, against
$31N,Is2 the same month last year, or
an Increase OF S10i.S0O. Net Tor the
came month increased Sll,49S. Twelve
months gross was Si,99i,Il9. a gain for
the period Of S9ij,63I, With net de-
crcasius S89,SO2.
The annual statement Of Electric Boat
Company and subsidiaries for year ended
December 81 shows net income Of s.
OSO.O3S after all charges against So
i1H,44a for 1915. piyidcuds paid
amounted to S1,3S0,97S, against H,Go5,-
200 paid in the preceding year. Gross
earnings from construction and sales In
1917 totaled S@3S73.93i and net profit
from operators was S2,&70,5sS,
The Submarine Boat Corporation re-
ports for the year ended DCCemb ~ 81,
net income of Sl,24S.099; dividend dis
bursements amounted 10 Sl1i7,2Ij (;
profit and loss surplus $G930.
Total income Of the Electric Boat
Company and subsidiaries for the year
ended December 81, was S2,6l2.Ol2, a
decrease for the year Of $4,000 0G3. Net
Income was $2.OSO,03S "A decrease of
S4,399.4tt. equal to s27l1 share on
S7,6I2,l00 capital stock, preferred and
common, as compared with SSiij a
Ehlrn In 1911 q.
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sues for $l6.s75.OOO

ealt Lake City, Utah. April 5--E. A.
wall, mining magnate Of Utah, has fled
SUN for SI6,s75,000 Ia the Federal Court
here. charging that the United States
Nininr Company had extended tunnels
and workings into his property known
y. DE Nemesis Lode. and had extracted
Ih8ftirom fraudulcntly.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWE ERS
Ulcer of the Intestine

can ulcer of the intestine he permanently
cured without operation? BESSIE H. VI.
Most cases may be cured without
operation, provided the colon can be
made to act properly and the patient
can he made to follow the required diet
and habits Of living.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-05

What causes small red spots like blood,
70 form under the skin? MISS Mem.
Rupture of the blood vessels from
degeneration of the vessel walls The
case may be a very serious one, and
the patient should be placed under the
most skilled medical care Immediately
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-05
LIVERPOOL SELLING
WEAKENS COTTON
Recent Big Advance Favorable
to Reaction-Continued
Rains in Texas

tnTTON BELT WEATHER CONDIrIuN~
Ne" York. ADrii ) The following tenn
n"rdtrreS were recorded in the cotton hpit
this morning:
Na.hvillr, IS: kuoNvi,lc. 90; Wilmington.
w. Memphis aud tldtt1uOOra, Il: Ntlru-
g.. ~; Augusta aud Little Rock. 30, OK
y FhomR city. Fort Smith and Charleston,
%; Maroon. "a; NiCksbU-g aud savannah
nah. 90; ShTrNPuOrt, 80; Merihirn aud
Jacksonville, g.; Mont rpmeJ'y "nh Thnm,S-
VIE. g.; IensH"rli. GO; S"u NutDrin. Is;
IImpn' -: Galveston. -, and Corpus
There was Il inch Of rrecipiiatjnu IN
L""E~nnNiliC, ~ at Wiimins;1n and 81 1T
savannah "
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GOVERNMENT BONDS
Grass Creek Petroleum Pays Extra

Denver. COI-The Grass Creek Pc
troleun Company has declared an extra
dividend OF per cent IN addition TO the
usual quarterly dividend Of per cent.
PAYABLE May / TO holders OF record
April rs. Three months ago an extra
dividend Of per cent was declared.
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POULTRY

LTNE-Thc market ruled firm, with de-
mand absorbing the limited offerings. QUO.
t1tions ulr, ms follows: chickens soft t-mCated
roostcrs. IS a 42C: STACEY young roostcrs -
0c3jC, old rOOstCrs, 3O0J 32C; ducks Pekin,
10 Nt i2C, do. Indian Runner 3S6r iOC. geese,
Is W i2c; guncas, per pair. 81 80; pigeons,
I'D. per pair. 4On45c: do, young per pair.
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NeW Y0rh Curt
MONEY.LENDING RATES

rIILNDELrHIN-CaU per cent.
time, o., n 6 per cent Commercial
paper. three TO four months. JUG per
cent sis months. q per cont
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COVERING BY SHORTS
STRENGTHENS OATS
Dealings Mixed and Feeling Is
NervouS-Buying Makes
Corn Firmer
GRAI> BELT WEATHER FORECAST

GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST
Chicago. Npril j.-IllinOis--IncreasinE
ClOudlnes-, with probably showers Sutur-
warmer tonight.
Missouri and Iowa-PrObablN rain to-
night and saturday: warmer tonight.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS clOudinrSS, with
probably showers Saturday and in CN-
tremc west tonight; warmer tonight.
MinnesOtr--lucrenSi clOudiness, with
probably showers tOnight or saturday {;
warmer ia south and west tOpighi.
North DakOta-PartlN cloudy tonight
aud saturday; warmer tonight, cooler
saturday.
south Dakota II nsettled weather TO-
night aud Saturday; probably showers in
east, warmer in west tonight cooler
saturday.
Sebr1t sLg-NhOwers aud warmer to-
night; saturday unsettled
hunsu uS-shOweTS tonight, warmer IN
east; SATURDAY unsettl
Montana-CienernllS fair tonight and
SATURDAY.; warmer In east tonight,
MNOininC--tituerullN fair tOuight anu
SATURDAY; warmer tonight.
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NeY York. April 5.--The market for
coffee futures opened quiet but steady
today, with first prices showing ad-
Nanccs of { 20 points.
Todays Yesterday 4
OUpuInE close
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- oapita Circulation Now 1910

Iht per capita circulation Of money
| III Emitted states on April 4 was
|||I1 Al the same time last year Il
... ||8rf: IN 1915 S3&fl, and IN 1915
IuIal money IN circulation the
t II 0|s Inpuih Was ~ tttQ. .e9l SCI,
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Sales in Philadelphia
PHILA. INACTIVE STOCKS

Following are quotations for inactive
stocks listed on the Philadelphia stock
Exchange and i'm which there were ~"
transactions today The price given is
tine last previous closes:
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BAR SILVER
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.

Ch"ngo. April 5.--H0GS-- --Estimatrd ,rr.
h"Gd; tomorrow, 25.0oo hoad; mariet aloW
End laC TO S!c lower than Hcsterlay'a aver
2g@ = 50; niNcd. Sl7dlT. 40. hcsly.
SlG.25 ! !. 80, rough. 5iG.25 n 1850. yorl,cra
81 ''n = 20 piEs: 81. 75"l6@O, good 10
EAIThE-- estimated receipts tolas, 5000
head, tomorrow. 5000 head. lna-l.rt stDa,Iv
to i0c hi-hor. Peoyes, SiO.15et - 50: rn,t =
aud heifers. Sc NOu f.. 50. sturkers aud feed.
ere, ". len T.: o4lNgs, 81 % 10 -; poor io
SHEEP-Estlmated receipts today, 1000
h'ad; iomorr"", 5000 head. market steady
ern, &l2 - 5ml7 -: leurlnEg, Sl5 @5H Is. 10.
lambs- native, Si5.i a l9."u; western. Si6
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p EsTATE on SOLOMON GREENE.


H-SsT7 ESTATE OF EMMA n. ALLIBOhA.
~ deceased Letters testamentary on Y.
above estate having been granted 70 t9o.iE1 w
delphia. all persons indebted to the s.t
estate are requested 10 make payment w ~,
those having claims 10 present the SEN
without delay at the office Of said compaN'
400 Chestnut street. Phiadelphla,
ASA $, WING Presiden,.-
'N-,s5a ESTATE or HENRIETTA a. VIZ,
49, DIFtEID. decreased -- Letters 49,
montarv on the above estate haNin6 "a.
~rHut"d TO the uudcrsiCncd, all personaa fs
dshted 10 the said estate are requesue "a
make payment and those having claim, ~
present tho same. without delay "a ad.,.l'
office Of the corporation executor, 4V2 ~
nut st.. phlladelnhi8.
LEONAPD G. ASHTON ..,.uss
THE pRoXIDEkT I4EE. AMP ui,hhlN
COMPANY OF pHlfsADELllita
Executors
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What IL the action Of nicotine on tn.
Beneral nervous system? SMOKER.
Nicotine is particularly a heart poi
SON II acts also upon the blood YES
sells and Kidneys. giving rise TO high
blood pressure and hardening Of the
arteries