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The Osceola times., 1880-04-24

No joint Resolution prnpos Ing an Amend
ment 10 the Constitution Of the STATE.
Resolved hy the House Of Representation OF
the General Assembly OF the State uf Arkansas
70 majority OF all the members elected TO each
House grrclug theretol:
That tie fol.paiug Article -hall be proposed a.
an amendment 90 fir Constitution OF the state
uf Arkansas, which when agreed TO by major
iiy az all tit members elected 10 each House
and adopted by q majority " the electors of the
State voting at thu next gen lril election for ~eu
atnf- and Representatives, SHAH avCJMe part
0i tae sIid Constitution, namely.
AEu,.E Ny. The General Assembly shail
have no pOWc 90 levy any Tax or make any aY-
pfopgiaflou- o. Day either the principle or in
forest or any part thereof Of any of the follow
iug bomb o! 'he ~tlfe, t1-wIt. Bonds Issued
under an act OF tie Gcucul Assembly OF the
state Of Arkansas eut!t ed An Act TO provide
FOR the lundIr- ul the public debt Of the state
approved Alrl o 4. ID ls69 and numbered
from four hundred and riutty-une e. eighteen
iug Bonds delivered 20 r W. Capcr, and
sometimes called 'Hoiiord Bonds % or b0Ld1
known a. railroad aid bonds, ISSUED under an
act { toe General Assembly Of the State f Ar.
kansas entitled ''Au Act o. ali In the cousfruC
tion ui railroads Jpp-oE ei July p, 4. II. is1,
or bonds called "Lesce bonds being bonds
i--led under an act of tle General Assembly ot
TOE state of Arkau-a- vut lied An Act prOSld-
iag for the building and repairing the public
lyVpc~ ~ the state and for other purposes ap-
proved March o., 4 ID l,i9, and The -uIllc-
mental act thereto approved \ Aprll II, ~ ana
tIr ACT cnti,led San Act 20 amend 30 act cIt-
tied IAN Act providing for the building and re-
pairing of the public lpyecs Of this state ap-
proved March p a. d lsil, and any law pro-
yidinE for any such taz or appropriation shall
be null and void.
Took effect April 3, lsl9.l
The foregoing l. a trgc copy Of the original
roll on tlu in my Office.
Wines. my Official I.uatur, and seal Of
seal ] o1ice tins the Fad day Of February, \
y. l~~g
tsiggcd) JACOB FR ELICH,
Secretary Of s,4te.
The Osceola times., 1880-04-24
,ylJst ssncf.el.

4 complete assortment of choice
Family Groceries, which will be
sold at extremely low figures, at
Pettey Bros Meat Market.
The Osceola times., 1880-04-24

John l.. Driver & Cos. drug
store is the headquarters for choice
cigars and chewing tobacco.
The Osceola times., 1880-04-24
Redemption of Lands,

NOTICE Is hereby given that the y Of Sec
tioa %, Township %. Range ll ?, which Wa
bought ny john II. RAINY, june lUjh. isi-, has
tals day been redeemed by Me-~l- NcNci1h a
~gmmes. agents of George Naiker, the owner.
pay ing into th- County Treasurer the sum Of
$lf, 90 m iull Olall tax, cost agd penalty.
j. n. +. HALE, CLERK.
By HJGH K MCNEICIL ID. G..
This April iith 1sSg. 4-l.-at
The Osceola times., 1880-04-24
OFFICE oF SECRETARY
gp ST..wF RP ApEAN.A.

or STATE uF Arkansas
In conformity will the requirements Oi
act OF the General Assembly Of Arkansas, ......
tied "An Act II regulate ha mod, Of uroIu.
ing aud voting upon amendments To tie toN-ii e
tuition Of the state Of Arkan~ae, approved
April 3, ISIS, hereby give notice 10 the elec-
tor, 90 this State, that at 'thc next general
election Tor senators and EpprC-euiaflNer, 20
ba held In this state, tD-wit. on Monday, The
9Th day OF September, \ ID. $50. the foregoing
proposed amendment t. the Constitution Of me
STATE II Arkansas will be submitted to the
electors Of The state for approval or rejcctioni 3
and "thlt each elcct9T on dcPOsiting his ballot
az such election shall vote for or against said
amendment and that each elrctor IN voting
ulou saiI amendment is required by law to have
written OF printed on HE ballot the words II
in favor oi iis adoption, For the Amendment
NO ! - OF, il against It's adoption, Against
No. /. Amendment
Witness my Official signature and seal OF
fScai.l Office, this the ID day Of February, \.
ID $50
iSfrneD JACOB FROLICH,
a-2s-6m Secretary Of state.
The Osceola times., 1880-04-24
Cuban Chill Tonic. i

great Chill King. 1t cures Chllls
and Fever Of every type, from the
shaking Agues OF the North, to the
burning Fcvers of the Torrid Zone.
1t is the great Chill Medicine. It
beats all Others. 1t is the great
standard. 1t cures BiliouSness and
Liver Complaint and roots ont dis
ease. Try It-If you suffer it will
cure you and give you health Sold
by J. l.. Driver & Co., druggists.
The Osceola times., 1880-04-24
HcaduIIartCr..

John l.. Driver 4 Cos. drug
store is the headquarters Tor pure
drugs and medicines, which can be
bought at bottom prices for Cash.
The Osceola times., 1880-04-24
Redemnti0n Of Lands.

NOTICE s. hereby given that B a Bu.g.
Guardian of Hugh Hamilton. has This day D..
deencI the W E = T. Section q, Township Is.
Range n, Ea-t, .o,d fnI taxes, june lufh ISIS,
and bought by John NJ Sow, said Nus- hav-
iug paid into the county Treasury tle rUm u
S4s,-i, amount iu full uf tax, leualty and .ut
ct thereon, tlr l,l>F.
v iiutss my hand this April l2th., l,s1
JAMES n. p HAZE. Clerk.
By llUCu L MDHHsu, - c.
The Osceola times., 1880-04-24

sECawcck in your own town Terms and s.
CUO outfit free Address ii NALLETT Co.
Portland, Name.
The Osceola times., 1880-04-24

If you want Fresh and Pure
Drugs 1t close prices, go to Pettey's
Drug Store.
The Osceola times., 1880-04-24
Attention Pork Raiscrs.

Ihave now on hands S'or 10 pairs
of fine blooded Poland China Pigs,
which / will sell cheap. Apply
soon to, or address,
JonN b. DRIVER,
The Osceola times., 1880-04-24
Osceola, Ark.

bsCcoid, al A.
Notwithstanding the anti-tax
platform, the so-called paupers'and
non-property holders were warned
TO work the streets next Monday.
We don't want to be inquislrive.
but, If il was unlawful TO warn the
citizens to work the streets before
tie late municipal election, what
peculiar virtue or power did the re-
suit of the election invest the coiin-
Gil with after the election, TO make
il lawful nowY Please answer one
at time, so We can fully compre-
hend the case.
The follow subscribers were
added to our list this week:
s. A. Driver, Minturn, Ark; j.
N. Levesque, Wlttsbarg j. I. Sar-
gent, Big Lake; W. Ii. Landers,
Chickasawba.
While the jury were leaving the
Court room, at Wit,sburg, the stairs
on the outside, leading to the upper
story, gave way under their weight
when three or four were more or
less injured, Snd one, Col. VIM.
Drake, had bis leg broken.
Now 10 the tune 70 subscribe
The Osceola times., 1880-04-24
II3E
DAEE.Y AND WEEKLY

Tsrm' of Subscription
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-03-27
Theory W Life.

The late Professor Faraday
adopted the theory that the natu-
raj aye Of man is 100 Years. The
duration Of life he believed to lie
measured by the time of growth.
In the camel the union takes place
at eight, in the horse at five, in
the lion nj four, in the dog at two,
in the rabbit ut one. The natural
termination is five removes from
these several points.
Man being twenty years in grow
ing lives five tim 8 twenty years,hst
is, 100; the camel is eight years in
growing, and lives forty years ;
AID 50 with other animals. The
man El.o does moi die of sickness
lives everywhere from eighty to
100 years. The professor divides
life int" equal halves growth and
declinc-amM these into infancy
youth, virllity, and ngc. H.
fancy extends to the twentieth
year, youth to the iiiticth. because
it is in this period the tissues be.
come firm, virility from fifty to
seventy-iivc, during which the or,
ganisn renal ls complete, aud at
ssvenlY-hvc old aye commences IL
las: Il long or short time us The di,
intuition Of reserved forces is hast,
ened or retarded.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-03-27
Terrible HHIricftHe.
We clip the following from the
Walkersvillc Ga:rtfs:

We clip the following from the
Walkersvillc Ga=rtfs:
Ono Of the most fearful storms
that ever visited this section swept
over our town on the night Of the
4th inst. Besides the damage tu
fruit and ornamental trees, the
Moss stables, in the upper end Of
town, now owned by lion. }. NJ.
Bennett, were utterly demolished.
Fortunately the stables were I'M
occupied, and as there was no in
surance, Mr.. Bennett was the only
sufferer. We have heard no esti-
mate Of the loss. As the storm
sped on it appeared 10 increase in
its fury, and striking the Star
House, kept by P. a. Lorentz n
short distance above town, it was
Frustrated TO the earth. Wilkie
Miller was the first to discover the
disaster. Mr. Arnold, the owner
Of the property, at once came for
ward, and, with his usual dispatch,
had the damage repaired; and now
Mr.. Lorentz is prepared to
entertain tho public in his
usual hospitable manner. We
understand Mr.. Bennett does not
propose rebuilding at present.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-03-27

lie is not only idle who does
nothing, but he is idle who might
ba better employed.
The necessities that exist are in
general created by the suPcriIuitics
thai are enjoyed
1t often happcns that those Of
whom we speak least on earth are
best known in heaven.
Adversely is the trial Of principle.
Without ii, a man hardly knows
whether he is honest or not.
A good deed is never lost; he
who sows courtesy rcapS friendship,
and he who plants kindness gath
ers love.
Our distinctions DO not lie in the
places which We occupy, but in the
grace and dignity with which we
fill them.
A printed speech is like q dried
flower; the substance, indeed, is
there, but the color is faded and the
perfume gone.
a weak mind sinks under pros
perity as well rs under adversely.
A strong mind has two high tides
when the moon is At tie full and
when there is no moon.
Time ought, above all other
kinds Of property, 10 he free from
invasion; and yet there is no man
who does not claim the power Of
wasting that time which is the right
Of others.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-03-27
Monongahsia dnd Vest FerL
IulicY.

We desire to state a few facts
concerning West Virginia, more for
the purpose Of answering the men.
tai inquiries Of those eontempla.
ting Il change of home either in the
hopes Of bettering their fortunes or
to build failing health in the mild,
saluhrious climate of the Monon.
gahcla and West Fork Valley,
than with an idea of influencing
any one improperly.
We have a delightful and health
full climate. No one will question
this statement.
The land, while varied in char
acter, is wonderfully productive,
1t is generally Of limestone for.
nation, and the soil is such that
everything planted grows. and
neither growth or yield can lie ex'
celled. These lands vary in price
according to location, tho state Of
cultivation and improvement.
The State Of West Virginia is
yet young, but is pushing proudly
onward in the development of her
agricultural and mineral resources
The Monongahcla and West
Fork Valley is one solid coal field
and its treasures are easy Of access
the coal seams cropping out along
the banks Of the rivers and creeks
At Fairmont there are at present
nine mines open, and most Of them
are shipping coal.
This vast mineral wealth, with
our agricultural resources, must
make this one Of the richest coun.
tries in America. There is NJ
need Of going West for a home
We have plenty of land and house.
for you.-heai E,"te Jourun'.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-03-27

Think for n moment! There
are seven million Of soldiers in
Europe who are nnn.Nrodl1crrs. md
extensive consumers: two or three
millions Of army horses, all eating
and not WORKING: omprrors, kings,
nrinrcs. and titled persons Of MI
kinds. who nrc sunport"d in the
greatest luvur" out Of the pnhliC
rcve"uos; and "tho farmers nars
for al.
We mood "c"l rot fear IN rcn'-
retc with fa"m"rs 50 h1rd"nrd.
Our nrosnnritv CONSISTS iN 'cSs"r,
in" the cost Of orr produce, nn'l
selling II to those nat'"Ns who
thus hammer themselves with hnr.
dcns too rrnvinus to he horne: no.
coming in fact ihn food nrodu"era
for a LARGO portion If III" rcrn1a.
tion of tho world. nearly onc-halt
living without labor.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-03-27
HhGt Uhisky Does He Drink"

4. W. Underwood, the colorcd
mall whose breath sets combusti-
blcs on fire, was interviewed by Il
t""rier reporter on Tuesday even
ing. lie Shys llo is twcnty.fm
years old. When about twelve
wears old he held his handkerchief
10 his mouth and blew upon it.
and it took fire. llesays he is I'M
able to account for il; SAYS that
physicians have examined him.
and they are as much in the dark
us himself. lie set Il piece OF
paper on fire at the Dyckman
House Tuesday evening last before
Il large crowd. 4 respectable citi-
zen Of Paw Paw says that this fcl.
low was ont with him at hunting
party last summer. and none Of the
party had any matches. and that
Underwood took sp both hands
full Of leaves. hrcaihrd upon them
awhile and set them on fire. from
which they built a fire in The woods.
| He seemed much exhausted last
evening after his effort: says lie
could not endure it more than twice
in one day. Parties present last
evening said they had examined
his hands, lad him rinse his
mouth out and di;nk n glass Of
water. and then s;;w him SGT paper
or clothes on lire by his BREATH
i'aI0-i'uV .Mrhiq"n.. f"misr.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-03-27
Care Of Horses.

Nn,.I l., n,n,, A., LOO. l,,r =,
l't' AVA. W l %'',' W, i"''' ,'"S a
r'"ll,' !" " n'sheT oFd't OF 'Frn' =
I''e'1' ''''n any '"n'T nIl,''!''' i't
l'v'I'S l". viii "'I ''"i ""''t' I" ;''
aHt c"I I! ".'s'ilE, 'ASr'is ,
' mi.n "isen.i i fes', Saa' H'T w,
",t"''l 'e;'viI ''"" nH'H'! VI H'rt
n,I , rSl%r ,1.,; Ieeua i , III "su ecu!
a,.E "'"' ""'i i ",, ,, ;"'a''S' vuI'
IEI'lS : "'L' .I"''I lun.''''F; .n NH,
'' '',' VI ,'.'S' ~ i''t'''' t'''' ".'''I y
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-03-27
The Hudson Rirer 1Hnnei.

The tunnel that is now being
constructed under the lludSon riv.
er between Jersey City AMI New
York was originally intended to b..
II single one, with an internal di.
ametcr Of tweniy-(nur by twenty.
six feet. The plans have now been
changed, the change consisting in
the driving Of two separate tunnels,
each fifteen feet in height and sui.
iicientlr wide to allow the passage
of the largest sized cars. The rca-
son for the change is not Tie i'm
practicacility of the original plan,
but the great strength 10 he fount!
in the double tunnel, and Il CON
siderable saving OF expense in the
construction thereof. Another
point in favor OF the double system
is the heavy wall between the two
borings that will prove of great
value in holding up tho roof and
superintendent mnss Of water.
A sheet iron casing three.eights Of
an inch in thickness, will be car
ried some fifteen or twenty feet in
advance of the workmen, thus pro-
tecting them from any possible
caying in Of the roof or sides. All
the brick work will be placed in
side Of the easing. With .IIese
changes in the plans the managers
and engineers feel more confident
than ever that complete success
will attend their efforts to connect
both sides of the Hudson by Il sub.
aqueous railway.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-03-27

Cultivate Selt.cOntrol till i, be.
comes natural to Won. Self rrprcs-
sion iSn't selfr0ntrul. Unc time |
knew one Of tl.eSr men who are at
cu+tnmcd 10 self repression. lie
was Il quiet, soF; Spoket man with
the most ungorrr'Ia!r!r temper that
ever tore II human passion into
rags. but he Wrrl Y showed it
Omr lay in the autumn he WAS try
Ing to make Il Joint of six.inch
Stovcpipe iii into the end Of Il five
and onr-haIr inch length. And
during the struggle he smutr his
thumb about midway mtwren the
nail and The joint. with Il round
backed hammer. lie arose with Il
sad sweet smile, laid the hammer
softly on the carpet, changed the
lrns,lr Of pipe, fitted them and put
the pi!m up, and never said u word.
But he was aIo, and there was Il
glowing light in his eyes. And
The next dry, about , o'clock in
the afternoon, that man walked ont
of town, up the B. Il NJ. grade, and
stood in the woods, and foampd at
the mouth, and howlcd and nved
abnut stovepipes and the people
who make them until he frightened
4 thiny-,wO ton engine of tho
track. Self repression isn't self.
control. my aon.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-03-27
ZHEDENOCRAT
SATURDA y. Mur. 27
Educational.
WALNERsvILLE, March Is,


Editor Democrat
The school at this place closed
on last Saturday. Most Of The
schools having closed few days
earlier, quite crowd were in attend
ance, and all were made COM
Portable.
This is a small district, com,
posed mostly of small children,
but the attendance was very full
and regular, and tho teacher, Mr.,
Hall, evidently made good use Of
his time, as he presented us with
one of the fullest and finest OK.
hibitions of select reading that we
have witnessed for some time.
While the larger scholars did we'll,
the efforts Of the younger pupils
called forth the enthusiastic adj
miration of all. In addition to
these exercises the Walkersville
Ga:ete was issued OIL that day,
copious extracts of which were
read TO the evident delight and
oditication of the children and
spectators. Mr.. Hall had SO mixed
the material Of his programme that
the audience never tired. The con.
duct of the children was admirable,
while the audience was nil atten.
tentiun and decorum. TYRo,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-03-27

If your son haE no brains don't
send him to any college. You
cannot manufacture Il palace out Of
a shanty by putting French roof
on il,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-03-27
hEGAh Moy1cEs
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, J
Circuit Court Ls'ris County. !
March It'll. 1850 !

Circuit Court Le'rts County,
March 18th, lSSO.(
Timothy F. Roane, late Sheriff Of Harrison
county, and rs such Administrator n,
Uriel ". Turner, deceased, and Epp,
liunton, Sperial Commissioner, suing "a,
themselves and for all other creditor, of
John Ilus:rr, deceased, rlnina,
rs.
Dennis 0. D. Brennan, Maria 1Irs.er, i,
her own right. and as administrators st
John ilussey, deceased, james v. lIussey
Ellen Alisire aud R. J. Simpson, guardian
si lilcn OF Patrick llus.ey, Dcnni, Illus.
,cr, Mary Ilns'ey and John liussey, in.
FAINT defendants, Defendants,
~ CHASCENY.
The parties to the above styled cause ar.
hereby notified that have fixed upoa I'll.
4;h day Of May, 1890, nj my Office in III,
town OF Weston, couuty Of Lewis, and s,,,o
Of Wfs; Virginia, to execute an order n,
reference made in said caus. by the Clrcu,,
Court Of I.cwi' county, on the 18th day q
February, 1850, by which sai,l order a Com,
missioner Of said Court l. directed 10 Ec,tI.
the Administration accounts OF Maria lIu,.
try, Administrative NJ John !Iussey, do.
ceased, md 10 report whether the personal
assets his estate sre sufficient to nav hi,
debts; TO convene The creditors Of aid John
llu,ssy, and ASCERTAIN and repor, their
debts with their priorircs rs 10 the asset, At
his estate; to ascertain and rcpOr, wl,4;
real cstAto tile said John lluSsey owned A,
the time OF his death; to ascertain md re.
port the truc quantity contained in the ,rac,
VI land in the bill 'renrIorsd, purchased b,
tlr said John IiusEry from rriel ". Turne-
Commissioner, and 10 repOF. any oller MR..
tncn, matter which any pnrty interests,
may require, or which such Commissioner
may deem proper al which timO aud place
youar required 10 attend.
Given uni!rr my Innd, Ms Commissioner a +
said Court, The day and year first above
written.
". ". BRANNON.
mar9i)iw
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-03-27

A Western editor says he always
gets one article without pay--he
GETS bored for nothing.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-03-27
John Morrison.
TIE GREAT
Liquor Dealer .

l wish to inform my friend, that hNvs
Just tcr"ivrl lurge stock of goods Ny
MIN in the future will "e, ms |, Ems been In
the pasi, to kcrpn lurec mud we'll select
stock Of the hest brands Of Nelson, Auder.
son, Jefferson mud Marion counties, hen.
tItky Whistle. aud l!undics.
| do not keep ncIiIcd or compounded
WHISTLES III any way; ba; receive lion, tli,.
,:letles direct, and guarantee tts goods irs,
from all rlulturaIions.
Don't forget the ploce-Nc 7.Msil
Street, Weston ", W.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-03-27
CARRIAGES. PH4ETON.S. RCG,
GIES and NPRiNG
U'IEOES
Ii'ATO.IIS.

And ms II specially, | mn uiInE the ct'c
hra'Gd Dexter mud triple sprinss, which
for tomt.lt and durability rnnnul be sur.
Passed.
liy using Moth NJ huI the hest Of stock in
the construction OF my work. mud by TAI
md honest dealing hope 10 rrcri.e II III.
eFal Share Of the prblic patronage
Prompt attention paid 10 all kinds Of re.
pNirinp nj prices to suil the times.
E@ AL work fully guaranteed
Factory ut the Junction of Main
and Pike streets, west end.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1880-07-17

PORTLAND, July s, 1880.
F4apS- Extra S oo@s rs; superhne 50 IL
wEES1-N s5el 40 per GENITAL. Nominal
OATS-42A@45 cts. per bushel.
BACON-Sides I23.
y y Hams las@la. Shoulders s@s.
LARDAIn. kegs l23; in 10 b tins. l23.
RQTTER-Choice dairy, -2n@223. Roll il
exine, 2O@22&. Solid in kegs, 1920
Store Batter. fZ3@lS.
APPLES. SUN-DRLED-sa Sacks 10; kegs
PLUMs, sUN.DRIED-pitile.., l4els.
DRIED FRUIT4Piunmer's process-Ap
pies, (2@223. Pears, ll@12. Plums, 20
kGGG-2A.r CHTCKEES-2@3
HIDES SAChoiee Is cents; Good Culls. l2
= MafrsiA hides. cts; Green; salted, n
ets.; Dry Deer Skins, 25@30-f
TALLOW-5& cts -'--
W00L-Willamette,2 22i@25. Estern Ore.
YcolE ol S SSSSksL to S7,. ..
WHEAT 8A GS-l2@l2i
P0TA TOES-25 csnts per bpshel.
This market is entisely bare Of Island sug
ars, sad httle prospect Of getting any NOR.
from Honolulu this year, except via San Fran
CISCO Prospect Of another advance in sug
arr.
p WADHAMs i ELLIOTT
Send sin your subscriptions for tn
.LkADER A--AS
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1880-07-17
THOMAS QUINN,

"ANSSAesUses.S -.
SADDLES. BRIDLES, HARNESS, ETC.
Brick Raiiaing, Main 81, W4lls Wall..
will keep at aH times full stock od
Team and Buggy Harness.
SADDLES, WHIPS,
SPURS, HAkFERSs
COIIARS, CURRY CoMR2,
BRUSHES &C.,
And everything usually kept in 6rst.eia.s
Harness Shop. =,
REPAIRING neatly and promptly done.
"A B90S. eClNN.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1880-07-17

Use Oriental Hair Tonic for preserv
ing the hair.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1880-07-17

Send sip your subscriptions for the
.LkADKh A-.LS-
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-02
Who Is Mrs. winslow:

-
As this question is frequently asked, we
will simply say that she is a lady who for
upwards of thirty years has untirlngly de-
voted her time and talents as q female ply.
sician and nurse, principally spone Chill.
dren. She has especially studied the con.
stitution and wants of this numerous class.
and, as a result OF this effort, and practical
knowledge, obtained 10 q lifetime spent as
nurse and physician, she has compounded y
soothing syrup. for children teething. II
operates like magic-giving rest and health,
and is moreover, sure to regulate the bow.
els. In consequence Of this article, Mrs.
Winslow is becoming w~orld.renowned 40 q
0enefactor of her race; children certainly
do rise up and bless her especially is this
the case in this city. Vast quantities Of
the Soothing Syrup are daily sold aud used
here. We think Mrs. Wlnslow has immor.
talized her name by this invaluable article,
and We sincerely believe thousands Of chill.
dren have been ssved from 40 early gray.
by its timely use, and that millions yet un
born will share Its benefits, and unite in
calling her blessed. No mother has
discharged her duty to her suffering little
one, in our opinion, until she has given II,
the benefit Of Mrs. Wiuslow's Soothing
Syrup. TRY it mothers-TRY IT NOW
Ladies Visitors. New York City. Sold b,
oil %druggists. Is cents . bottle.