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Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
Books ana Stationery, Cold Pens
sdaooL s-crpp^iEs,
NefoUates Loans on
Improved Farms in Southern Dakota and Northern Nebraska, and on
productive Real Estate in Yankton. Buys and sells School
Bonds and other Municipal Securities. Can offer
the most safe and profitable forms of in
vesting mouey. Interest and prin
cipal collected and remitted
MhCORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED ^I4W
Walnut St, First Nat'l Bank Building.
YANKTON, DAKOTA
300 Weal Tkitd Street.
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Boots & Shoes
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*u»t Riwivtd Complete Stook of
Latest Patterns in BOOTS and
SHOES, which will be Sold
|f at Low Prioec. Agent for
W J. & T. COUSINS, REYNOLDS BROTHERS
E. A, Burt, Burt & Packard
,, Burt & Mears.
-•J THWDslrflEET. I. PILES, Yankton
Dealer In
Oairiaii^ Stoyes, Back's Brilliant, Gasoline Stoves
and Tinware. Wagon and Carriage
^!^Wood Stock. Wagon and Oarri-
Hardware,
Physician & Surgeon
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YANKTON.
JMU# .MtooHt/a Block, Third and
Douglas Avenue, Realdenoe,
607, Douglas Avenue.
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& Breclitj
and Ceiling Decorations.
wtttntlOB given thi Line,,
PURDY & BRECHT.
FOR SANITARY WORK
Plumbing and Hot Water
Heating,
Call ori'the Heating & Plumbing Go.
Walnut Street. No th ei Turner Hall
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E. O, DUDLEY, Superintendent.
X. P. Wnoox, President. A. B. WILOOX, Secretary. .. JOHN BRKMNBK, Treasurer.
American -Mortgage Company
HARDWARE
&o.
Garden Implements,
THIBDBTBBBT, YANKTON, DAKOTA
H. P. LIVINGSTON
s-u-ppliee
A, C. FULLER
Loans, Insurance, ttea
-Estate.
Money
FMK 1)4ILV
Yankton
to Loan Q" Farm and City
Property.
Room 3, Peeaififiton'e Black, 0p. Pnrt»«c#
XAMKTOM. DAKOTA.
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TBBMS
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A Washington speoial says. Corporal
Tanner, commissioner of pensions, has
rendered an imporfant decision iu pas
sing upon the application of John Webb,
late private oompsiiy D. Iadiaca oavalry,
for an inoreaBe of pension from $21 to
$30 per month. Webb ia reoeivmg the
former rate of peusion for varioose veios
of tbe left leg, and has asked for the in
orease on the ground (hit total disabili
ty in the foot now exists. In granting
the increase Baked for tbe commissioner
says that it was not the intention of con
gress in nsing the words ''total d:'a
ability" to debar claimants for pension
from the benefits of the aot until the
hand, foot, arm or leg is a worthleis in
oumbranoe, inoapable of motion and
completely useless for any purposes
whatever. Hereafter, be says, total diS'
ability shall be held to exist when tbe
affected member by reason of wound
injary or disease is nseless in the per
formance of ordinary manual labor.
Mrs, Mathews, wife of Hon. G. A.
Mathews, Dakota's delegates in oungreas,
died at Brookings Tuesday afternoon,
of consumption. Mrs. Mathews was an
invalid for two years prio? to her death.
The sad event was not anexpeot-sd, but
it comes with as maoh sorrowful force
as thongh it was a sadden bereavement.
The deceased bad been a resident of
Brookings sinoe 1882 and the community
is under profound grief over her demise.
Mr. Mathews will have the sinoere sym
pathy of the people ol Dakota in this
solemn hour.
Several thousand people who own
iu Yankton and other Dako
ta cities will feel interested in a
law passed by tbe last legislature pro
viding for tbe taxation of their oanine
property. Under this law county as
sessors are required to return to oounty
auditors tbe names of all persons own
ing dogs and auditors are required to
levy an annual tax of one dollar per dog
against such persons. Now is tbe time
tor Nebraska to quarantine against Da
kota dogs.
Of the tbirty-one presidential post
masters appointed Taesday, eight were
to offioea left vaoant by the failure of
the senate to ocnfirm Cleveland's nomi
nations, seven to suooed postmasters
whoBe terms had expired, six to va
cancies created by resignations, five to
suoceed oSloials removed, two t« va
oanoies oaused by death, two to offices
newly become presidential, and one was
reappointment.
The new board of trustees of tbe Bioux'
Falls penitentiary took obarge of that
institution Tuesday. Within three
weeks tbe board will elect T, D. Kan
ouse, of Woonsooket, warden of tbe
penitentiary. Mr. Sanoase is exper
ienced in this fiald. having served on
the Wisconsin board of oharities and
reforms. Tbe position is a good one in
a pecuniary way and takes Mr. Kanoase
out of politios.
Pierre has reoeived reports from near
ly all tbe Bmux agencies to the effeot
that tbe Indians are more than ready to
sigu the cession agreement and are be
coming uneasy over the delayed arrival
of the commissioners. Pierre is also un
easy and wants more material for its
boom.
The chairmen of the republican and
democratic oommittees of Minnehaha
oounty have united in a call for a non
partisan convention to be held in Bioux
Falls on Saturday, May 4'.b, to nominate
three candidates for delegates to the
South Dakota constitutional oonyen'
•tion. 'v
Ex-Governor Ordway baa purchased
ibe Bismarck reeidonee of ex-Governor
Ohurah and designs becoming a citizen
of tbe stats of North Dakota in time for
the fall elections.
Ifassday was tbe day of tbe meeting
of the provincial oounoil ot the Oafholio
oharoh of this province. This w«s a
.F A mr "'sflp' 'fT
Unfeuto&n
DAKOTAIAN
published every evening, excepting Btin*
BUBSOBIPTIOH—By
OMTIERA,
4HD
nex
month, |1 00 per ywu, $13 00j by mall, pot
month. Be oent. pop yew, 110 00,
D&KOXMAX blook ooraer of
Third and Capital streets
Telephone number 6.
BOWHN & K1N8BBDBY. Prop'tri
Arrangement have batu oamplated
for the transportation of tbe pieudential
patty to the New York centennial oele
bration, Xbe presidsnt will be ao
oompanirl by Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Mo
Kee, Miss Murphy, tbe members of the
oabinet and of the supreme oourt of the
Doited States, General Soofield, tbe
special committee of esoort from New
York and other dignitaries. The apeoial
train, whiob will be tinder the personal
aharge tf 8upt. Boyd,will leave Washing
ton at 1 a. m., Monday mxt. Stops will
made at Baltimore, Wilimington,
Gray's Ferry, Philadelphia, Trenton and
Elizabeth, arriving at the latter oity at
a. m., where the president will be the
guest of Gov Green, o* New Jersey. The
party will remain there aatit 9:30 a.
where tbe cars will 1 taken again for
Eliz ibethport. Arriving at 10 a.m., at
Ellzibetbport tht-y will embark for New
York, The parly will leave New York
on a speoial train at 4 p. on Wednes
day, and will arrive in Washington
abont 9 a. m.
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VANKTON, SOUTH DAKOTA, THURSDAY JKVENI24&, APRIL 25, 18*9.
gathering of bishops presided over ly
Arohbisbop Ireland. The (.election of
nee oity for the diocese of South Dakota
was apart of tbo bauineet} of tbis meet
ing.
Springer is mentioned as a highly de
lighted man. lie takes to himself all
oredit for the opemng of Oklahoma.
Springer was invited to bo present on
tbe opening day, bat pradeatly remain
ed in Illinois.
Pierre has petitunad the interior de
partment to horry np in its oreatiou
the Bionx commission. Tbe depart
ment ''harried oo" before the ink was
dry cn the petition.
J. J. Laok lias been appointed post
master at New Salem, Morton ooanty,
North Dakota—a presidential postolfise.
CCULDN STAND PROSPERITY.
A itliner Who Hallo and Liat
Davoll iu
a
BDoat
Million
Dollars In Mix months.
Sonora, Taolumne ooanty, Unl., was at
one time the liveliest and rioheBt mining
camp in the golden atate. Gold
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found in the very streets, and the sap
pi? seemed inexhaustible. For the lest
few years, however, Bonora has been on
the down grade. A few mines are
worked in the vioinity, bat tbe town
Itself is about as dead as a door nail.
Ooe of the best knonu charsotere of
the town, and who may be seen any day
tabuing op aguiost some post aud gHZiug
into space as if be bad no further ase for
the ecanee abont him, is a Frenohman
by the name of Dnvoll.
56 years old, aod is a
very fair spenimen
of
tbe "basted miner"
type so prevalent among the mining die
triotsof the PaaiSo slope. No oue would
Bappose
by locking at bim that only a
tew years sinoe be oonnted his gold by
tbe hnndreds of thousands, yet BUob
really tbe case.
Davoll sprang into wealth and promi
nence in the fall and winter of 1884 85
He mad« in those few months
something
like $1,350,000. To day he hasn't a cent
to his name. It happened this way:
Abont four miles from Bonora soae
men were sinking a prospeot shaft when
they struck a rloh "pocket," yielding
some $30,000 or more in gold. They
''drifted" abont after that in hope of
finding more, bnt concluded finally that
there was no more in it.
Davoll bad been prospeoting around
and working in tbe mines and had saved
about $400. He had heard of this poo
ket and thinking it aood "ipeo" of
fered tbe men bis $400 for their olaim
whiob offer they jamped at, thinking
Davoll orazy to want to work the olaim
any fnrther.
Xhey didn't seem to "phase' Davoll
any, for be went to woib. Steadily day
after day for about a month he wielded
bis piok and shovel at the bottom of tbe
shaft until (tbo ground ho was wotk rig
ic was a soft, decomposed qoanzj ue
round a narrow thread of qaartz show
ing a considerable qaqntity of lre. .Id
That night Davoll prooarei some
heavy timbers and some lumber and
built a cabin (vjr tbe shaft A nephew
of his
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called to his assistance and
one of them was always at tbe oabin
after that for a period of six months.
That narrow Btreak of quartz Boon be
gan to wid«n and the gold beoame
more plentiful, .until an ore ohambsr
was reached containing perhaps the
greatest amount of gold ia a given space
that ever
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discovered.
The gold was taken out in buoketfuls.
At every stroke of the piok great ohonks
of qaartz that were almost solid masses
of gold would be loosened and this was
kept up until th«)y had taken out alto
gether some 9,000 pounds, whioh yielded
upward of $1,000,000.
This sort of thing, of oourse, could
not last always, and
BO
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when the **Snd''
petered out Duvoll and his nephew went
down to Baa Franoisoo to invest their
money and enjoy themselves. Tbo
nephew bad, I belieye, a tenth interest
in tbe pooket.
A million dollara wasn't enough for
Duvoll, and in order to ieorease his pile
he took a "flyer" at stook speculation.
He took several "livers," in faot. and so
did the nephew. In about sixty days
the nephew was "busted",and Dovoll's
pile'' had been diminished to about
$300,000.
Duvoll's next step was to invest about
$150,000 in dwelling property on Haigbt
street, Sac Franoisoo. He then returned
to Sonora. After several disastrous
mining speculations he wat induced to
go into a big irrigation sobeme whiob
almost broke him and oompelled him to
mortgage his Ban Franoisoo property.
After a number of otber ventures the
Haigbt street property went by the
board, and Davoll, without even his
original $400, found himself pkirmiah
ing about Bonora for a job at S3 a day.
—New York Herald.
Mr. Bancroft'* Shattered Mlud.
The venerable historian, George Ban
croft, owing to his deolining mental
faculties, has desisted from all attempts
at further literary work, says a Wash
ington letter to the Pittsburg Commer
cial. Daring the past tew years he has
bad in contemplation the writing of a
history of the Polk administration, of
whioh be was the first secretary of the
oavy ana subsequently filled with great
honor to himself and Ibe president tbe
post of minister to Great Britain. The
researches neoesi ary to a presentation of
tbe aots of that administration had been,
completed tnd all tb.e materials were in
bis hand*, but the mental ohange soon
gave force to the fact that he must re
gard his literary life at an end. Con
versing with his friends he admits that
he bad not the will to lead to ambition
or interest in further literary enter
prisrs. It evident from" tbe conversa
tions of Mr. Bancroft that he has felt
the approach otrthat weakening of bis
mental faculties for the past few years,
and
view of tbis faot he has given
rnoob of bis tirnfi to a oarjafal revision of
all bis publications of a permanent bis
tone.charanter, and has bad alt copy
rights renewed, whioh will give
to bis declining, days and sub
sequently his beirs the re
ward of literary labors for some years to
oome.. The case of Mr. Bancroft seems
to be a very peculiar ope. Tbo suspen
sion of his mental faculties are not per
manent. Among tbe favorite recreations
rfurir.g these days is tbe eejoyment of a
game of wbist. on whioh ocoasioie biB
f,
AS Ifll
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3T
nt^Sfc wr*\«
memory norms to bo
OH
notivc as ver,
he plays tbo gnme with ull his natural
vigor and inturoht.
BOBS UP AGAIN.
The iioHtof tliu Mtoux city & North
ern Utvea MymptouH or ainterlul
tXAtlOU.
Bioux Oity Journal, 24 hr There if
bat one Bioax Oity and Northern, and
Braokebosh is its prophet.
When Mr. lSruobobaBh oame to Bionx
Oity a iew months ago and began buy
ing realty right and left along B«cond
and Third streets the aooolasion was at
onoe jumped at that his purchases wert
to be atil zed as terminal facilities for
tivlroad. But what road? There were
guesses and goeaser. The gaeesers
nearly always ponnoed upon some well
known and large oorporation as that
which would fiijiy the generdns pur
chases. Tbe Union Paoifio, the Bhort
Line, tbe Illinois Oentral, tbe Milwau
keei, tbe Northwestern were at different
times and by different individuals named
an tbe companies for whose use and
behoof the property was bought. If any
body pioked out tbe Bionx Oity and
Northern as the company for whiob
these many valuable lots were purohused
tbe fact is nowhere on record. Tbe
guesvers were all looking for a big and
oeted oorporation to oome into poRFeo'
sioo of the property whiob was consid
ered to extensive for Individual holding.
They never thought that a local railway
enterprise yet in its swaddling clothes
would acpire to saoh costly terminal
trimmings Thas do the little things
""ofound tbe wise. Thnu was Mr.
Braokehanb'a propheoy misinterpreted
for a time, which
IB
a common ex­
perience with prophets.
This Bioux Oi'y and Northern com
pany is a sort of surprise party anyway.
A short time ago it remitted a tax ol
oearly $30U,000 voted in us aid by Bioux
Oity. That was a surprising performance
lor tbii day and generation A
oorporatun release its grip on
SOUIUB*
a
quarter
of a million voted it by tbe people, part
of whiob was already oolleoted! Then
the company went under the surface—
went dead, for all that was publicly
heard of it tor a few weeks—and tbe pub
lic estimation would have taid that was
the proper thing to do after saoh a rare
exhibition of disinterestedness, if tbe
publlo bad been asked. But it wasn't
dead, nor even sleeping. It was only
preparing another surprise. And still
there's more to follow.
A few meetings ago an ordinanoe was
resurrected in tbe oity oounoil granting
the Bioux City and Northern right of
way to lay railrond tracks out east on
Douglas street. The tracks are to lead
to and from a magnificent building that
is to be erected on the half blook run
ning from Pieroe to Douglas street and
back to the alley mentioned. Tbe build
ing is intended to answer to treble pur
pose of a freight house for the Bioux
Oity and Northern oompany, a freight
house for the Illinois Oentral railroad
and a commercial warehouse.
Sunday Trains tQ Dakota.
Aberdeen Newt), 21.—Superintendent
Oliver, of the Northwestern railroad
oompany, with headqnartera at Huron
yesterday notified the agents ot the
Oakes and Hawarden line that on and
after Sunday, April 28tb, the regular
Sunday passenger train service would
be discontinued, so that the trains to
day will be the last on this road on this
day of the week for the present at least.
While, of oourse, no reason was given
for this ohange it is generally
understood that the business transacted
was not satiafaotory or suffiaient for the
maintenance of tbe Sunday train, and
for thiB reason alone it was "declared
off." Bailroad men say there is a great
difference between the amount of busi
ness transacted now and at this time
year ago, the receipts for the last three
or four weeks showing a decided falling
off.
In the evening a News reporter saw
Superintendent Hadley, of tbe Milwau
kee, and from him learned that his
oompany had also contemplated suoh a
movement, and in faot he be had been
instructed by the manager at one lime
to take off the Sunday trains. Later it
was found that tb£ .contraot with tbe
government for thtyofifpzing of the mails
called for seven^ trains a week and the
instructions were*riihdrawn. Tbe whole
matter, he said, was now.-4a abeyance
and he was not at all positive that tbe
Sunday passenger servibe ^oald be sus
pended, even if the contract with the
government was so changed that it
could be. He was not aware of any in
tention of withdrawing the regular week
day servioe between this city and St.
Paul and Minneapolis—leaving nothing
but the night passengers—and said there
was nothing to the rumors respecting a
ohange in tbe service in this direction.
"The Olil Oakeu Bucket
The Iron-bound Bucket
The Moss-covered Bucket,"
ia very likely tbe one thet has oonveyed
poisons to your system from some old
well, whose waters have become oon
tamimated from sewers, vaults.dr per
colation from the soil. To eradicate
these poisons from tbe system and save
yourself a spell of malarial, typhoid or
billions fever, and to keep the liver, kid
neyt, and lungs in a healthy and vigor
ous condition, use Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medioal Disoovery, the greatest blood
purifier of the" age,
The Paclfle Short Line.
Dakota Oity. Neb., April 22.—The Pa
oifio Bhort Line oommenosd to.day to
ooadenan tbe land oyer Whioh tbe pro'
posed line is to run. The line runs
diagonally tbrouih jive pieoesof land,
eaoh one mil^lung an* twenty rods
wide, and tbe owpers say tbey will fight
the oonjpany to the eBd unless tbey re
cei've what they ask, as it makes their
land utterly worthless. Lively times
are expeoted in the next two weeks.
in "I know 'MB a sin to fi
But I'm bent ou the notion,
I'll throw myself luto
The deep, briny oceou,"
is the mettle! pxolamation of mary a
unfferer from headache, indigestion, oon
stipation, torpid liver, eto, Tbe use of
Dr. Pieroe's Pleasant Pellets', however,
would tranaform tbeee unfortunate?, and
cause them to sing—
But mv spirit shall ivauder
•v.tir, Through gay Cora.1 oowera.
•,„ And frisk with the mermaids,
It sh^ll, by tne powers!
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Our New Song!
The spring, the merry spring lias come!
And with it comes the grandest boom
At KAHNS we welt the business drum
Like busy bees we make things hum.
Join in the general serenade!
Fall in and join the grand parade,
That's marching to our store to trade
To buy the best goods that are made.
Competitors may sneer and frown
When trade is bright we can't look down
The (act remains, we've got the stock
Our price is down to bottom rock.
We're closing out, bear this in mind,
You can't afford to be behind,
The early bird, the saying is,
Will catch the worm, remember this
The spring, the merry spring has come
The birds and bees are on the hum
Our stock puts others in the shade
And here's the place for you to trade.
The Leading Clothiers.
Man Wants a Tonic
When there ia laok of elastio energy in the
syatpm, Bhown by a sensation ot languor and
anreat in the morning, freqnent yawning dur
ing the day and disturbed sloop at night. Bos
tetter's Stomaoh Bittera infuaoB unwonted
en°rgy into the enfeebled and nervous, en
dowing them with muanular enorgy, and ability
to repoBe heultbfully, and digeBt without in
eonvenienoe. Nervousness, headache, bilioua
iiO'B, impaired appetite and a feeble, trouble
fome stomach, are all and apeedily set right
bythia ma'ehleM regulator and invigorant.
The mineral poisons, among thorn Btryohnia
and nnx vomioa, are never safe toniea, even
in infinitostimal doaeo. The Bittera answers
the purpose more effeotnally, and oan be
relied npoc as porfectiy safe by tbe moat pru.
dent.* Fever and agne, kidney troubles and
rheumatism yield to it.
Mis9 Anderson, who is now reported
to be mending, will remain in Philadel
phia for some time ahd may then go to
Atlantio Oity.
An Absolute Core.
Tho ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT
MENa' ia only put up in large two ounoe
tin buies and ia au absolute cure for old
sores, burns, wounds, chapped hands and
all akin eruptions. Will positively cure
all kinds of piles. Ask lor the ORIGINAL
ABIETINE OINTMENT. Bold by
Ralph M, Ward at 25 cents per box—by
mail 30 cents.
Mrs. Jeems Brown-Potter has a new
lank play oalled "Hero and Leander."
The Olecpatra dress will new be changed
tor tbe latest thing in dainty bathing
suits.
The New Discovery.
You have heard your friends and
neighbors talking about it. You may
yourself be one ot the many who know
from personal experience just how good a
thing it IB.If you have eyer tried it, you
are one of its staunch frieds, because the
wonderful thing about it is, that when
onoe given a trail, Dr. King's New Dis
covery ever after holds a place iu tbe
house. If vou have never used it and
should be aiHicted with a cocgb, cold or
any Throat, Lung or Chest trooblo, secure
a bottle at once and give it a fair trail.
It is guaranteed every time, or money
refunded Trial Bottles Free at Purdy &
Breoht's, Drug store.
Imre Kiralfy is to take "Nero, or tbe
Fall ol Rome," whioh he hsd at St.
George, Staten Island, over to Philadel
phia and exhibit it there in tbe summer.
Before it .is Too late.
All persons who are predisposed to
Consumption or who suffer from any
affection of tbe Throat, Chest or Lungs,
will find a positive cure in Ballard's Hore
hound Syrup.
No medicine can show such a record of
wonderful cures. Thousands of once
helpless sufferers now gratefully proclaim
they owe their lives to tbis Incomparable
remedy. No Cough can withstand its
magic influence. Free Sample Bottle at
Purdy Sc Brecht.
Ail preparations haye been completed,
it appearu, for putting a dramatic ver
sion of Ribert Elsmere upon the road
next week, in spile cf tbe author's ire
monstrance.
A
Sauna i^egal Opinion.
E. Bainbridge Munday E-q., County
Atty., Clay Co., Tax., says: "Have used
Electric Bitters with most happy results.
My brother also was very low. with Ma
larial Fever aod Jaundice, but was
cured by timely use ot this medicine. Am
satisfied Electeic Bitters saved his life."
Mr. D. I. Wiicpxson, of Horse Cave,
Ey, adds alike testimony, siymg: He
positively believes he would have died,
had it not been for Electric Billet's.
Tbis great remedywill ward off, as well
as cure all Malaria Diseases, and for all
Kidney, Liver and Stomach Disorders
stands unequaled- Prioe 50c. and $1. at
Purdy A Brechfs Drug Stor?,
$* W*
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Atftries to Mothsra.
Are you diBtorbed at night and broken
of your rest by a siok child suffering sad
crying with pain of cutting teeth If so,
send at onoe and get a bottle of
Mas. WisBLOW'S BOOZHIM BTBUP
Children Teething. Its- value is lnealoa
lable. It will relieve tbe poor little suf
ferer immediately. Depend upon it,
mothers, there is no mistake about it
It eures dysentery and. diarrhoea, regu
lates the stomaoh and bowels, cures
wind oolio, softens the gases, redaoes in
flammation and gives tone and energy
to the whole system. Mr*. Wtn*Umr»
Soothing Syrup for OMldren Ttething is
pleasant to the taste, and is the presorip*
tion ot one of the oldest nurses
bbst female physicans 2n the United
Btatee, and is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Prion Iscnty
&ve cents a bottle
Sara Bernhardt is credited with the
recent declaration that she will not at
tempt to learn to spdak English for fear
of spoiling her Frenoh.
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