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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-05

The imaginative advertiser Is a G"Hthern Esu
who gets ND as follows: What Is wonan?-A
gentleman once asked, What is woman when
married man replied, ''She isan essay on good
ness and grace in one volume, elegantly. bound.
Although 1t may oe dear; every man should have e
copy OF it," Wswill Only add that whrn man
takes wife he should buy her the ls'McnumeLtsr
or 'All Right cooking stove and give Der far
start. t.. As4s s.-.~ ers
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-05

#Gt%t STA
Ihs temperance movement has
reached India 4 monster sInemolis
restraining thaasigaatureso OF between
IL: 900 and I7,00 nativss Of thai
country WAS recently presented to he
Viceroy. The petition states cha
the nafion Of India has hithelto been
""always distinguished for habits Il
sooriety and sbstenTiousness.H al d
goes on to, observe that SITS
ideas and principles hs~e been lately
unsettled by English education aud
aggressive civilization. It is q pain
full fact" it adds that anon & tie
higher and more educated classes and
in places long subject to British rule
and the influence of Western refine
ment. the worst effects Of temp rance
have BEEN realized" -as trenchant as
its pathos is moprnful - Pittsburgh
Conamersial.. $50 Ha...1 t.st-
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-05
"YOU LIE YOU WILLIAM"
HORACE GREELEY AND WI LLIAM
CULLEN BRYANT.

The writer of the New York
POSTS article, some IS y years RS. ago.
to which Greeley replred "You lie,
you vii ian, you lie,'', was nofBry-
ant, bnt his principal editorial assist
ant, John Blgolow, WHO was our
'ni'i<ter to France during tiiFs. " ar.
B'galow was natuFalf Indignant
over tie language, but Bryant wss
excessively inceused at it,9aiai never
4flerward, on any OCCASION, would
recognize Greeley, or speak TO him.
Bryant and Cir eiey frequently hap
pened TO be together at public dia.
ders or public meetings, and Bryant
more than once made alIusioms which
Greeley lnusia have though hit we're
meant for his ears, bur Greeley never
gave The least sign of taking offrnse
At such Times. they wee together
some five or six yeers ago, at
dinner given to Senator CasserIy at
DeImoiico's. and Bryant win a
belIrgerent and renchant look in his
face, and in tn t peculiarly high
metallic tone of voice to which he
sometimct resorts. warned Senator
Casseriy against those pro lection
Isl cor-mo-,u1ats'' whom he would
meet il his political Career At
these words G eeley hung his had
like q busting girl, took a i;t' 6
wafer TO MOI fen. hts lips and SOON
af,erward made a speech tilIel with
most excellent humnr abouf things
in general, but made no a.lu-iQns to
yIo,ectlon or free trade. Hm.g~nt
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-05

PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT. The pub-
lie debt sfuws asdecrease during Fshrur
afy Of e259oes7. The coin in the
Treasury is ss5 5ss, "a; cola cer'in-
Gates, s4o.5e9,Soe; currency Balance,
as. 7e7 754; SPECIAL acpasits Of legal
tenderr, s5s s7eooo; outstanding legal
tenders, $685., 100000.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-05

Hon. n. K. HALL; Judge of the United
States District Court, ahG who vas Post
master General under President Fillmore,
died at Buffalo this mprring. Mr.. Fill
more is also r%phrted az beng IN a prect-
ripns condi'ion.! from para'tasie,. at his
residence ia that c't9 s.yg saw val
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-05
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FATAL BrILER EXPLOSION, LeNDoN
March "A dispatch firm Blackburn
Lancasb r., states thu boiler exploded
there to-day, killing tween y persons and
WOE nding ,hirty. severa fatally.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-05

Aa ANt'hk> aahnla,iurtl W.aoassalt RnG
u al De&ie,in otgare Plhe Cat. Oh = ina
Ibnasmok'ne 'eagcce snuff Fipet &C q scigsre
ART al mad, from hee'q aities o. domestic and
liaa Torter tobacco aB'd ao@d tot eta, 4Sa owes
cass rates also constant, or And oDeGD
EAoe'Schapn pipes orders oreynl glvdiied saRc-
lsasn' 'vman' shuildfng .cornerof .NaiaandMat
] get s1reerk
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-05

ON WHITAKER u GO, MI nufactnrert o
Wk@l, ,arc'k Patenl eGs1lest kelns tteara
g1Iyinas and boilers and all kinds Oi Machinery
AIso Rieigh shoe%. Canldron K@ttles Sash Weights
d. Repairing done TO order We nave oongb'
vom luo general agent &. g Drum. th"exnat he
nnpiuO 20 the Screw Power Reaper and Mower
qd will do repairs apon the saS1e and also npoI
nv machines now iE macs t+@#s
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-05

aassEN BEpee & .a.,s,;. an,
Red, Tattresspa Upr.lAtgIe' Goods aksn h'i
AMI earlor setr Rt: mad Gofint alAz1' 81
n"nd Siam on Main eF#"t near iscen@2p.
Kenosna j une 20. tG.a 8ao-t #t@ iyo
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-05

d. DOAE, dealtrla Dry GOODS staple ana Far
E%s@ cy Goods, all Kinds OF Cloths Ready @ads
yDlOthtng Gents 'FunishingGoOde Hats ahc Japsa
&c &c yet IT he remembered thai we keep
ething bn% drst-clags goods and furthe1 VIII
OF he undersod n thistor any other western city
KimLafI,s BlOck. Haiseat Kenosna v ie
wi
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-05

DAuDICEH ALA SHAVING, HAIR InitlnR d NC
z .;namoooile saloon. ems d0ort n@'iL ef-h
Sir Inon store. o@shi etaii'
d max Ladiee cad Ghi@GTer's hafr-<baDtk
bec.altl, Come md THYME WE ~
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-05

A. VERY ST BLE.-BeA Jewet yis prephiN' o.
a. ;u4ziel the best fAQrset .aIsd Ca-rlat tol
..Ausrne.> or pleasure. ca the <h9rteei hatlce
geersektall timer ready a'teDG fnheralt ~
Stabapop MarketSa Zeair eSofl OhC
Y o,,'sha WiscsE%il
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-05

Che March issue Of The Sapjta1 4 saa
has al excellent alficfe on the
ventilation OF school houses. 1ts
writer holds that 10 ventilation is
good which requires the opening OF
doors and windows at any time.
N'ndow vcntiiationa is often used
fn warm w arIer, bnt it is undesir~
able, because il admits insects, dust,
a'ld hot air. .. e.. air hotter than
nigh be secured by property
arranged airducfs, w ich may be
so ccnlrIved az introduce comparative
ally cool air, But window ventila~
ton crrfaisly shou'd never be used
IN cold weather. While the scholars
AFRO DOT taking active exercise. 1t is
never lect ssary III good ventilation.
Venti, ton should as far as possib e,
be auioxIalic, and should be- beyond
'ne control ~~of evoly one except the
person who has it III ck4rgs. This
self acting ventilation may best be
secured by combining system with
the warming app-sra'us shall
recess'tate IN active ventilation:
because we are much more sensi,ive
10 a charge of Temperature than We
are 10 the SIMPLIFYING influence offouE
air,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-05

41ARNEN BRo@ H GRs. No. ~ vain 81 .K@eorha
az Merchant T&tors We keep coastaDfa5 Oh
Aand well elected stock OF cloths t'ente gu
nish:ng Goods. Ready Made Clothing. HRss and
Cans OK the lstestsyyles. Work done nd ge"ds
aid as oaoap as at &uy w. the
So. f&.h" a@aK iSi'
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-05

FBEDERlK.MD February s7,--seyrrsl
valuable horess wsre burntd, including
the well known Wade Hampton, by iEe
in Samuel f. Bnnglu's stables teis morn
ing
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-05

xNARBLE WORKS. Q% go
WB TTTTGGINS 81 w AS Fl BTJ TSr
Kenosha and R"cine. wis
Mnnnmentsla and gravest0ne work axscuiec u
In y. RoBERTS. Agent
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-05

wN SNeartng at the Harris Hnuse Is alwaya
1T q prepared 10 supply guests with nrtc'a's
meal Farmers cCmiRestU ken"shs ss.li niiG every
accommodation end also GOOD SlAbLlNS Tor
their horses. Also dealer In Foreign anu DO
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-05

TNE EAT MARKET. Main Street. kenoshs.W =
I'VE Thechoicest efaIt kIbdt Of Neats san PoIE
C0rned Beef smoked HaDs sansage &c ~.
Onstantly on hand Prices alwayf rosf0nshle
96 Nm FPGEE6FO. /.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-05

xOHNSON'S BOOB STORE T.. ..ssi
- No 80 Nain street tall aBdeomp.ef
As.artrnent fb3c1oo Books, also atG,ida dHnf;mle
AsellSueous B0e&s. Writing and "al apes Hhee
Wns,n and vae.errarticlef Of thetradt
8a sc. JOHNSON.
.,sfm.a n1Y1E.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-05
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,ramgsSQ uib Barber o4"k 10 fSo. ~ ma4h .
loos north phOs. Gag llsh " sshap ~aiSs
<sutldinQ ea 81 orc aghly reaON&teds sac Atte 81
lSnthe bee 10 ussiblt manner. aio ~ee~~ ne "'l~eS
happy 10 nee hit old en- stomeTs 'aii 'poFSa"'
al 4ervScee in he aYsk0neoTfa1 f..se..: -
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-05

AHYR0N A BAKER, Atterneyand Counselor
wv law. Real EstateAgent and Jusiics ooh,
space Conveyancing aud Coilectior ~ Claim
fr mp,ly attended to on !iners termsq OAfe'
10 BALLS stock, cor OF Main ard PARK str
r ETi tH Wisconsin
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-05
DIR Efsssssts nj .,AyE'y IN q.

MSS IF. lid Sls. tes. eyc, mi Erg''sh
ii~'hess Shop Al4in 'Steei is al al
= fnts pr+par'Na Tor werk III
me Dress MaklAe line The stre,ee, attep.
ion wv ne elvrfl fo ~ ordtrN. and @in STYLE
and finish ,vrfy article will bx Gws, class
ladies are invited To call sa af5s
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-05

& An w.i,,N. Kenosn3A
4'nesupscrinea w.sa 10 es.sectuuyi tern sAe pab
licrhAt he ELaa,tGEiugfGntly on aBnd af1iiAtFos'
ueni OF goods tn4sis Tue %tlal nesses Sada ies
&c mad & TO orAa-. >4AQ al Slndt o repRiF'0s
49, THosA ENGIisF
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-04-02

81 couversed," says a writer,
with . raeist to-day. He told me how
he won a race in New Haven. For
four weeks he mixed soft rubber with
the horses oats, and every day he
hitohed that horse to q post and opened
= blue cotton umbrella in his face,
making him pull back, stretching bis
neck awfuLy. Then he'd shut his um.
'brell., the horse would stop pulling,
and his neck would resumeits original
length. He got the horses neck very
elastic, and on the, day of the race, as
bis horse and the other horses we're on
the home-streteh, side by side, just at
the flush, the driver struck this mans
horse blow behind his ears, and his
neck shot out almost = rod, winning
the race by a neck. 1t is said to be
the biggest home-stretch on record. I
believe the story to be true, because
the man is the only son of a Deacon"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-04-02
NOTICE or MORTGAGE FORECLOSURES

'VI1HEREAs. DEFAULT HAS REEN MADE
II" f1fhe co1ditionl Of that Certain MORTGAGE
dst:d knsnSk19 1871 wherein Elhn Swishar and
Hapnah +: Swiehsr. hiswife. are .morteaeors. and
q. Cooper Geo. Rodgers. F, 1. Fairchild and g. q.
C0dpif @0opIrtnefs ID &, Z g.. Cooper" are mort
kSSeee. made executed and delivered by said mort
gaSors 10 said mortgagses and duly recorded in the
ONCE Of the Register Of Deeds in and for Stearns
county state 81 Mlnnesoa, on the 18th day Of >Au-
kdDt k:D.1873i at ono O'Clock 2. H.. In Book ID" Of
hoEtgags Deeds, on pages $40 and $780, and in which
said, mortgage IL conveyed and mortgaged the fol-
lowing described tracts and parcels OF land lying
Apa,bei19 In the County 81 Stearps aud State 81
NinaUota to-vt The southwest quarter N of the
1Q9th:Hsst quarter III Of section twenty-five 1851
md lott No. Two three and four al and the
northwest quAfterDz] ofthe south quarterf11l
Of (26L all in township No. Que
hundred and twenty two 22 N. Of range No. thirty
onStSl1 W. Said mortgage Is conditioned for the
payment efe1 612:60 and Interest according to the
conditions Of: two promissory notes Of even date
Herewith made BY said Elihu swisher and pa yable
TO the order Of c. L q. Cooper Il Co.. ono for $751; 80
due six months after date the other for $S25 due
twelve month"; SITTER date end each bearing interest
after maturity At ten DER ctnt. Der, annum and by
be1s
and assigns 70 foreclose said mertgageand sell said
mortgaged premises at public auction and convey
the same to tho purchaser; In fee simple, agree
ably to the statute in such cases made and pro
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-04-02

-Parson Brownlow is taken to his
seat in the Seoate at twelve, and car
ried back to his solitary house at five.
There is no color in The tall, pale, dark
haired man except in bis eyes, which
grow restless when anything III the de.
bate excites him. 10 never speaku
nor moves, nor smiles nor calls = p.gs,
nor talks to neighbor. He is afaict.
ed with a terrible palsy which makes
him culver aud tremble continually,
but the old man means to die with the
harness on, and sits there by the door
on the left Of the Presidents seat, bid
ing his time.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-04-02
OFFICE CHIEF CoxMIssARY OF SuBs1s11Nox. !
DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA,
ST. Paul Mimi. EAhrUAry 9th 1874

0t. 1hul, MIuu., CeUTuhTy ZtL0, xo74s
Sealed proposals. In duplicate, will be received At
this Office until twelve O'Clock H., THURSDAY,
APRIL 3D. 1874 for furnishing the u. g. Subsistence
Department with good fat BEEF CATTLE, ON tho
boot, as follows:
At Fort Buford, D. T., $50 head before August
At Fo.t sssysn'on D. T. $50 head before July
At Fort Rice, D. T., so head on or before July lta,
At Fort suy. D. T., 4ss head on or July 18th,
1874.
At Fort .. Randall. D. T., Us head before July
The cattle must average about one Thousand and
fifty 05o' pounds gross weight, and be steers from
three a. to seven 0) years of age.
All classes of wild cattle, including Chez okee and
Texas Cattle we'll all under three 90 or over
seven a. years old, and all falling short Of 800
pounds gross weight, bulls stays and cows, viii be
rejected. -. = 49,.
Bids may be made for tho whole or for each post Sop
Each bid should contain . written guarantee of
two responsible to the effect that the bidder
10 able to fulnl . contract In accord4nce with the
terms of his proposition, and that tkey ae prepare
to beco@e his securities. diving good and suacieht
The right II rsssrssd II the government to reject
any and oil bid'; also, TO increase Or reduce thu
above number Of cattle for either all the posts 80
psise TO May 10th.
bids. 49, - ''':l7
Proposals should bs endorsed, '.Ptopossl5 sr BSei
Cattle" and addressed to the andsrsfgned. p"
By sQthoEtty.o of the Department Commander.
p. DuBARRY.
msr64w Major and O. =. p, 8. i. =.
X
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@Exsentfon sale.

Joy VIRTUE 81 An i EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
I'D p1Ss5 81 s:sl q ths District for
i'm the State Of Minnesota, upon . Judgment rem.
dsrsd and duly docketsd In sGid county Of Stearns
!en tn: 2sth dsys9 4eaa3hss. q 1ss2 II an action
and Henry 7. D.sndsls, Sopsxtnsrs q D. n. G.
y. Collins, late copartnsrs 81 Root Collins are do
s.d.9ts, in assk q 81 AstataeA esa sg.inst s.id
itva -dollarsy and -siascsipt Of which
JUDGMENT va daily docketed In the ofnceof theClerk
:f t ~ ps,s tnd i e. Norton .a: county,
cembsr 4. D. 1874 1t three o'clock r H., and which
sai4 fas been duly diysetsd And dptiyDsGa
10 49, Dhsff9 Of nd Morrison county. I have
levied upon and y se atpublio auction to The high
Jet cash bidder. 1t the ioht door OF the Court House.
I'm the village Of Little Ralls in said Morrison coun.
ty, ON the 2lst DAY OF APRIL, A. D. 1874, at2 o.
elesk 1:H, tA ssHsys said execution with interest
lths fGM, title and Interest which SID
dssndants " eher 81 them, Had Oh said 3Oth ay 81
thereto in and Is described real estate
lying and being situated In said Morrison county,
and described follsws to-wt: The south one-half
,sntssn NI1 IL /. t6s -towh-site Of Little Fails.
according Is Fiat thereof filed recorded in The
once Of The Register of Deeds for said Morrison
county: TAOS. J. HAYES.
Sheriff of said Morrison Co.
K1Rl ktCoGI1s, Prhs: Att'ys.1;. ~ 80
Dated atIlttle Fails, Mimi, Jan. Sd, 1874.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-04-02
}WALKINa Hoasns.

One Of the most desirable aud svalu.
able gaits for a hore is walk, aud it
should be tho aim to first develop this
gait in the handling Of the colt. The
good walker will always mako good
time on the road when a days journey
= to3be made, without weaSyinss him.
sell, while the slov nopez> mas, BE-
constantly kept on the trot if time is to
be made. A horse that will walk five
miles per hour will go as far in = day,
confined 70 ,thisagai as an ordinary
horse can b. driven when kept half OF
the time to the trot, and with much
greater ease to himself. If ous.half
tho pains were taken by farmers boys
to make fast 'ookessof the youngsters
on tho farm that lie usually taken to
make them ttot, the result would be
much moro beneficial and 1ws would
md plenty OF teams that could do their
Eve miles an hour with ease: But To-
stead Of this, as soon as tho colt is
bridled, the sole aim Of "the' boys" is
to made trotter of him. and both
g.its are spoiled. Make the colts Walk,
boys, mako them extead themselves in
q long, sweeping, sqaure walk, and don't
DO satisfied with anything less than
Eve miles an hour. When he
gets to trottiug he viii. 60 al the
faster for this preliminary train
ing to the v.lkicg g,is > and if he can.
not trot fast enough to beat Dexter, or
Goldsmith Maid, or Accident, he will
have q gait that is Invaluable for husi.
ness purposes. We hope to see more
attention paid to fast walking than
heretofore, and We respectfully urge
upon agricultural societies tho impor.
lance Of Offering liberal prizes for walk.
ing horses At tho fairs for the coming
year.-National Live Stock journal.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-04-02

It 10 now time for those Who expect
70 raise . crop of'ehiekens ne1t season,
to eouns e p1epp.ar.ssi t' to that end.
The warm .. - - yin se ~ DO npon
~, ADD dos - re wiling to be.tov
. h.tl. care upon th9mdf dG moi consider
the fret Of April, Or even before that
time, too early 70 BRING out young
BROOD: s =. ."a., ~ = =: -. :''' " '-
Tas hit diiisiis'ntiai il 5iiaiifsbls iccom-
nodasio. 70 espuss, health and vigor,
vishsus *bssh'Bd soas can hope Tor
moderate sesss.s: ,..The 9lhe, essentials,
briefly stated, ave sunlight, warmth
ssd psotsssioe from isiu and :; damp.
.ei ss ss sAs,s Il. bes. stss val:
lov il The d,lt, and . constant suppls
Of god and Psxs4v.ass. IT,. assa:
Ths'hs5otat5 ii ia Keepers oily care I,
fer good useful fowls, that .illsk3 fsss:
~ Of ssg,, r.as ''bd1 RtJ' Shifts, aSd
prove .sssp,Abls s~hspb b,eeg4t t.. TIA
table j.; ~; SoBtF sihtda 1paft1iviio1d5 'oond1:;
t'ss o. sssvituds being secondary 600:
di.ioos. For such W would recon-.
mend fowl f.. having :, s.r9he infat;ion +
Asistie BLOOD Breh mas - 0ookinv,f or
:asestssd 81 beg roS y :i.7..a =: ,t, /. !;
adapted to thsa'ir' l purposes, = thsy make
hardy, vigorous birds Of good size, are
fair layers, quieter and more easily con-
fined to the space ALLOTTED to them, apd
although not equal ~ table. fowls to
soms'ofsSt shisaiT "kidd,I,Y strrs BY 10
means Objectionable, the differences no.
being sppreciable " most people, -.
IN selecting fo1llss 81 breeding, those
we'll mstured should always be chosen,
il not 70 for advanced 10 ago Il it Is , i i:
PHI tbsstit@ ' vigor ;' Adult fovip produce
larger, stronger and hsakbfsr chicks
snAn yoang ones, and nothing Prodnces
4esp SsRi!aa l has4ts n in stack than
hvpssesises II t7staisi6f sly iI.J 1ga|6dig
fswls for breeding pu'poses.agAA com.
pssison Of thsasaabsf' fsggy':ha ny
. puilss AID two ysisY2 as6Ild' In yin
ai.ale.s l.s& Assss.ss s II ~ xsssr'
oily Supposed. The pullst viz lib more
sgssa zavthpuAs istssnisaissy'i bdto the
time required! tsr 49, .nd rseeRsfaton
will bsebngas making 'Vsr5 little ,dif.
ference in the years yield. ',.','s.
Pars.bred f fowls 4 are re- i now SO .bun.
aantia1d Shsip that Il would / seem
satisfaotory in every respect sto"keep
them. Eggs can be safely shipped 9
long distance, and 4 fair proportion Of
them hatch, 80 that all who desire to
9ombins both fancy and profit can ID
~ q : very moderate expense.
dea1! Ltss Stock journal.
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thirty Yoafs' Experience Of an old
Nurse. -.A>'-

s1rs. RaRslovv's Soothing yrupls the
prescription OF enc Of the best Female Physi-
clans and Nurses In the United States and has been
pse4 Tor thirty years With lsvsr failing safety and
saccese BY millions of mothers and children, from the
feeble infant of one week old to the adult It
rset@ scdity Of the stomach relieves wind collie
alatSs the 6Dwss, and xivesTsss health andeomfort
to mother AID child. We beltsyett to, be tho Best
and 6urest Remedy in the World in all GASES Of
DYs1NTERY and sOIARRH6A IN CHILDREN,
whether It arises from Teethi1g o. from any other
cause. Full dirsotioas for. sang VIII accompany
secA botSe. sNopA QspQips unless the facsimile Of
CURTIS q H6RxINS q q the outside wrapper.
Sold BIZ al Medicine QeAlefh
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