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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-09

the riaing city Of sulphur Springs and
vctImzed the banking house OF u w.
Dobbs x Co., # that city FIR the
sum Of eight hundred and lhy dollars,
by d posting bogus check with them for
oolleGtion, Harry Owen, resident OF our
city, and one OF thu sharpest detectives In
the State, returned with the aforesaid Mr.,
Jacks N yesterday and wi mko tho train TO-
morrow morfins for sulphur Springs Your
correspondent ay,ing himself Of tho prIyi-
legcS everywhere granted 10 newspaper men,
Interviewed the captured nad the cnptor 1t
: cir room No 10, Excelsior hotel and
gathered tho following facts Mr., Owen was
employed by the banking house Of
d. w, Dobbs * Co., 10 pursue the
accused, Tha; firm offered reward
Of several hundred dollg for HE capture,
and II was understood TINT the amount would
be increased from other sources. Jackson,
whose name Is really A, w, Mexican, after
making the visit nj sulphur Springs, took
the train nj Jefferson and proceeded via Lit,
IL Rock and Memphis 10 Chattanooga, Ten,
nessee. Owen was only twelve hours brhipd
him but found he had left for the North and
Enst and returned home Mexican, aliRs
jackson made the grand tour, visited New
York, Philadelphia, Chicago and his
old home IN Kansas, and about
two weeks ago Owen heard OF
him NJ Nashville, hnd Nguin started in pur.
suit, hc tracked him from there TO Oh Alta.
nooga and there captured him Ilc was
armed with the PROPER papers, aud McKea
sued out writ df habeas corpus. Major
Henderson, one Of the firm Of j. W. Dobbs
IL Co was sent for and identified the prison.
or, The court then refused to rcleas the
prisoner. He is now under guard ut the Ey-
cel.ior hotel, and insists that it is case Of
mistak ken identity He is quite unwrll this
morning, but treated your correspondent
with courtesy, He il about six feet high, mp.
parently forty five years old, dark hair,
broad forehead aud bears every indication of
and culture, He processes to
represent some firm il New York, who keep
railroad supplies. He says he has u wife, but
no children living.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-09
A Change at the Postomce

Mr.. Robert Clark, Assistant Postmaster Of
the Dallas Office, has resigned his position,
and was yesterday succeeded by Mr. James
Bentley, heretofore Deputy United States
Revenue Collector. Mr.. Clark will be much
missed by those who have had transactions
in the money.ordcr issue department, as he
had won numberless friends by his diligence,
efficiency, accuracy, urbanity and geseral
business department. Postmaster Cochran,
THAN whom no city has worthier Officially,
who speaks OF his ex-Assistant in the highest
terms, will certainly also miss him as well ms
the community at large. To his successor,
Mr.. Bentley, the best wish we can tender, ls
that he may win the need of praise accorded
to his predecessor by his superior and those
who have had transactions with the esteemed
outgoing officer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-09

Mr.. Louis Reichenstein, agent in this city
for the Anheuser Brewing company Of St.
Louis, has just opened, at No. 7OS
Main street, handsome and
wel.constructed establishment which is
the headquarters for Anheuser beer in North
Texas. His ice houses, with capacity for
70 hundred tons of ice and cooler, where
he easily stores six car loads of beer,
he still retains in East Dali
las. At the headquarters on
Main street he has built beer vault and ice
house that holds twelve tons of ice and a
car load of beer. AS soon as the season
opens he will retail ice and he keeps con-
stantly on hand a supply of ice-cold beer for
the trade on demand. On the right of
his establishment ms you enter, he has fitted
up one of the handsomest, cosest, neatest,
offices in the city, where either he or Mr..
Forster is always to be found. AT his
headquarters he keeps too, an ample sup
ply of bottle beer ready for delivery. No
where else in the State is there to be found
so convenient and so elegant an establish
ment for supplying the trade with beer and
ice as this one of Mr. Rechenstein. He fur
nishes the trade of all North Texas, and ev-
cry day his business is increasing But this
is no wonder. A genial, urbane gentleman,
prompt in all his business transactions and
perfectly reliable, he furnishes the public
with the best beer that is made in the coun-
try and il is always fresh and cold,
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JEFFERSON.
Correspondence of the Herald.

Correspondence Of the Herald.
JEFFERSON, April Z, 1850.
The few days of sunshine and summer
weather were succeeded this morning by a
cold rain, which commenced during the night
and continued. until noon to-day The
bayou has on its Sunday clothes. The
steamer Frank Willard came up during the
night with heavy load of freight, at low
rates, and having discharged is now receiving
cotton. Speaking of the bayou reminds us
that something over one year ago
the Fish Commissioner forwarded
to this point about 10000
California salmon. They were obtained by
our fellow-citizen, DIR. A. p. Brown, and by
him duly turned loose in the Bayou. DR.. b.
cared for them during their infancy. When
he received them they were scarcely one
inch long. Several of these fish have been
caught during the late rse) frcn twelve 10
eightee.. inches long, and weighing from one
and halfto three pounds each. So much
for fish culture.-The heavy rains have
seriously inierfered with travel in this Sec
tion.-A large corps of hands are constantly
along TIE I. & p, and East Line railroad, re-
pairing the damages. The East line railroad
in now reaching out for Greenville, AMI all
the preliminares have been entered into for
the. extension Of that road from its present
terminus, Sulphur Springs, to the capital OF
Hunt county. Some weeks ago we gave
you detailed account of the manner in
which man who claimed the name Of g..
w. jackson "went and saw and conquered"
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Asou, to Cut His Cnild,s Throat.

Jim Deone, colored, has been on pro-
tracted drunk, and yesterday, while under
the influence of wildness bordering on the
iim.isms beat his wife and little child and
then attempted to cut the latter's throat
with a pocket-knife. Officers Mullen and
Sheffield were called and took him to the
calaboose. He will undoubtedly be sober
enough to answer to the charge Of drunk and
disorderly in the MAYORS court this morning.
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ReIl.Punch Litigation.

The County court vas occupied yesterday
in the case against Frank Cauthorn, for al
legged violation of the bell-punch law. The
case comes I'D again this morning and will
undoubtedly be disposed of to-day. There
are fifteen bell-punch violation cases on the
docket, including nearly every saloon-keePer
in the CITY,
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nARHETs BY EsLEaAApIu.
FOREIGN.

lbNFlhNF
LyEmrooL, April s,--Nlon- Cotton very ullj
mlddlng uplnnds, 7 b-l6i Orleans, ~
receipts, ~ American 10 Oll sales, o. OOl
speculation aud export, Ol uplands low
mlddling classillcltlons for April delyo
I i-l2I April and MAY, 7 b.d! May aud
June, h-34i June aud July, $40,
July aud August, 3-l0, August and
september, 3,a1i September and October,
,Ai October aud November, .-- Novem.
9er, and December .0h@lo-&@bi futures
duh,
-sjOOp m-.uplnpds, 6-lG, Orleans, 71.j low
mlddling nplanns, z l-l6i good ordinary G0-l6,
ordinary, 6lilnplauds low middling classiilca.
z a-ldi September aud October b-S2
800 10 sales of American, 8,i0lI uplauds
low mlddtng casslhcalions for April delivery,
! 1884 Ann aud May, 3-l6i May aud june
8-Hg -3si June and Jnly, 1-3li July ard
August, 1-gi August and september IA
September aud October, $40
j.l1p III Futures closed steady,
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mrs. Horton Acquitted.

In tho District court Of Denton county, on
Wednesday, the Jury retprnod verdict Of
not guilty In tho case against Mrs, Susnn
Horton, charged with completely In the muir
der Of her husband, The cH'e ngainst Com
n, II principal 10 the murder was nollr
pressed,
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RepeafOf Tax.

Washington, April s.-The House Com
mittee on Revision of the LEWIS gave hear
ing to-day upon Representative McCorfs bill
to Repeal the cigar and succession tax.
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MehdlnR nenlon.

Mr., Alvin O, owsley, son Of Dr. II, o.
owsley, aud Miss Salio Blount, daughter Of
Judge Bount all of Denton, were united In
marriage yesterday. A reception Is 10 be-
given at Dr. Owsey'' residence a. day,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-09
aiCORD'S VITAL RESTORATIVE

EULLY 20 PER CENT OF the human race are
Il victims to partial or complete i'm potency.
Til startling assertion will be fully corrobo.
rated by every Intelligent physician. The
principal causes producing this disc ne are In
disoroti0ns or excuses, Some of the common
symptoms are loss OF vlg0r, sperlnatorrhma,
pain In The back. disposition 10 avoid society,
languor, gloomy forebodinRs, mental distress,
nervous debl ity and ieucorrhea I'm females),
facilitating dreams, 80, Let no false modesty
prevent the parent from warning the child o
this great evil. fecret habits are the result o
Ignorance. The medical profession has been
almost criminally negligent or ret'cent about
tnoae III nps. rs the demand for increased 40
O mmodations ut the insane Gsylums amply
attest.
There Ia n well-known principle In animal
physiology that no Vital action eau take place,
excspt lhr ugh the agency of the nervous sys-
TEN. II the nerve power In any organ Ia weak
ened, then that organ is.weak, There Ia arem-
edy In The reach ~ all, one that has stood the
test for over half n century. DR., kicord's
Vital Restorative has been scruiinized and In
dorsod ny the Academy OF Medicine In Paris,
as an inial able specific for the above, contains
no phospho rous, cantharides or other poison,
anu Ia perlnan, MT In ellect ls u sugar coated
pill and can be had Of Levasser Go 10 bis
rue Richeliou, Paris, lFrance), or OF DIR. s.
Brown n sgesmonsg sore asens ior ie
pills, o., box OF 400, so, sent by mall upon re-
'''p''' CERTIFICATES.
PARIS, July IL. ls73--l9 Rue de Ia Paix.-A
Mr. r. t., ATTY years old, had been widower
twenty-five years, nervous temperament; had
suffered for thirty years with spermatorrhoa,
and Tor ten years with nervous debility and
en- Ire mpotency. For eighteen years he tried
cama to me and | advised him 10 try Ri
cords Vital Restorative, After four months
ne was discouraged, but 1 insisted upon his
continuing its use, and In nine months he was
ra al "A full hpaItl aud yiuDr--pOt marrtpd.
and has two fine children.
ont of $40 patients tr ated Go were cured
wlthls 80 days, ll5 in six weeks, $50 between
two and three months, between i've and six
months, In nine months.
Or M PERIGORD,
Medi ne de Ia Hospital Charity.
Sold by Wholesale and Retain Doug.
gists generally MAJ
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CHICAGO, April 8. - The Drovers' journal
reports cattle receipts ati 200; shipments, 500;
market more active; better grades well worked
OF at l0c higher; Others unchanged and in fair
demand: shipping, O0d5 so; chiefly, 50@i5;
butchers strong, . 2Oai %; stockers and fe@l-
ers, , Sl@4 10.
Sheep receipts, 200; shipments, 400; mar
ket fairly active, &c higher; common to medl-
nm . 50deO; good to choice . 90aB 30
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Flour quiet and steady superhue, 5O@75
double extra, 0O@A; treble extra 5h@A;
higher grades, 5k@6S Pork dull at II 0SgA
Lard steady; by the terce, 169A key at ~
loose, ~ ;packed B5; clear ribs 6Ji ;clear Sides
So Bacon quiet; no change; shoulders, --;
clearribs ,7A@h ;clearsides, 1908 Hams good
demand; quoted: choice sugar-cured can
steady; cargoes ordinary to prime, l3H Sugar
quiet; common to good common, ga @7i4; fair TO
fully fair, 1G@S; prime to choice, 7A@SA;
yellow clarified, S5s@A. MOlasses quiet but
s.,adly common snH,o' S5i fair SSS@
Rice active; ordinary to choice, Gls@lls.
Sights at 50 80 per thousand premium; Ster-
ling bank 1856; Cons lis j0AHJl.
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ST. LOUIS, April s.-Tlogs steadyi Workers,
4 l0@i0; bacOns, 4 40aij.
Cattle active, firm and higher; supply moder-
ate; light to good heavy shipping steers, $40
90; export and butchers cattle scarce and
wantcd good steers and speyed hcifers, 800
10 cows and helers, 5l03 80; feeders, 75@g
Is receipts, 100; shipments, 100.
sheep fairly active, but weaker; common to
choice, 5G6 90; sheared Texas are arriving
and sell at OO94 %; receipts, 800; shipments,
800.
ST LOUIS, April : Flour lower to sell; fancy,
20; choice, 80. Whiskey steady, at
/ OB. Pork dull, at 10 62ta Lard nominala at . 80;
Bulk-meats lower; shoulders, 75GS0;
clear ribs l5@20; clear sides, 3Oas5. Bacon
lower; shoulders, 40; clear ribs, 6 9j clear
sides, l21S@l5.
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GALVESTON .

GALVESTON, April s. - Receipts net, -
gross, exports TO Great Britain, --;
France, - channel, ----j continent, -
constwise, -; stock, 90 ,6il; Sales 2ss bales ;
market opened weak and lower, and closed
quiet, but steady.
Middling, .,.......... 1879
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--~ chaDapl, -,
Wool steady; domestic fleece, 5000; pulled,
S361t2 unwashed, Lad Texas, 2l@i0.
Hides dull New Orleans, III Texas,
l0lsMl..
Night - Money, 6; exchange, ~ Gov
ernneuts qulet new SIS, lWlaj ia's 1854;
as, 1918; State bonds nominal
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-09
KANSAS CITY.
NEW ORLEANS.

KANSAS CITY, April s. - Wheat - No .
----- No, sput, 9S@s
Ilou, ~. Win and lonO
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MATTERS BY MAIL.
rTws FROM OUR NEAR NEloHBoRs.

A PrIae.Tight ~ galveston capture
of A, W, Mch can, alias Jackson,
Who yictimiSed "a sulphur
springs uRnk, Etc, Etc,
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Pork quiet at II o. Lard steady, att -, spirits
mrIcntine, Az, Roshe 40, Freights dull,
Net receipts, 257 gross, 2,2bij futures closed
stendyi sales 1877 900 bales
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NEw YoRK, April Stocks quiet money,
i@6i exchange long, isji do short, iSilii state
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-05-07
HOSTON Markets.

WEDNESDAY. May - 1850
FLOUR. There is Il steady feeling In the Flour
Market. Sales have been at 81 900 80 for Western
superrne; 81 .5ta5 - Tor common extras; :, Oucs
S 50 for Wisconsin extras. and s. 50,d 90 for Mime
sofa extras, including choice bakers Tands. In
winter wheats. S 5O,s 20 for Ohio and Michigan
s. .5d6 % for Illinois and Indiana. and 81 0oa 10 for
81. Louis. including favorlte family brands Patent
spring wheats. including WISCONSIN ana Mime
sofia at 81 80 a IS 25 = bbl. Patent winter wheat
including choice bakers brands. WISCONSIN and
Minnesota extras At 81 50 "a IS 2 bbl. Corn Meal
is in fair demand at - In.i 50 q bhl. Rre Flour
at 81 % { bill. Dat Meal al IS % "a so = bbl
GRAIN. In Corn there is n steady demand.
The sales Of mixed and yellow have been at SO "a
SIC q bushel. Oats are in fair demand. Sales have
been at ~ 10 Sic z bushel. Rye 80 IA 95c q bush
e. In shorts the sales have been at SO Ood s26 80
and Fine Feed and Midtllings at SO Ooas. 90 e ton
PROVISIONS. There is a firm feeling foi PORK.
The sales have been at $40 80 Ia II for prime S2 90
"a IL ~ and SIS 90 "a l6 W for clear and extra
clear 10 quality In Beef sales have been at ss %
II for mess and extra mess and 81 5us IL soc Dbl
for family. Lard IL in fair demand Sales have
been at -. IA 81. q u for city and Western nclnd-
ing steam and Kettle rendered Smoked Hams at
9L.tS lie y N for city and Western.
PRODtCE Prices on Butter have fallen from 10 .
ib and further reductions are looked for with in
creased receipts. Ccreameres sell al 25o &c for good
and choice: New York and Vermont dairy at - q
23c ib for choice and lss 2Oc e h for fair 10 good.
Cheese. 10 q, l5c. Eggs al II i2h c. White Beans
firm. Sales Of Western and Northern Pea At 81 ~
"a so choice mediums AT 81 10 "a l so; Yellow
Eyes Al 81 90 IA Is and Red Kidneys at 81 40 IA
! 80 q bbl. Potatoes range from % "a 80 cts
per bushe Apples 50 80 IA 90 z bbl.
Wool. The market for Wool continues in the
same quite and unsettled state noticed in our re-
port of last week. We look for 4 very quie: mar
ket for some werks TO come. as manufactures, with
few exceptions are well stocked for present wants.
The sales have been 10000 us neeCes al 80 SIC
for Ohio and Pennsylvania Y and XX. zoe for New
York and Michigan y, and IS 81 for No |. Low
medium and coarse heeces have been selling Al ~
"a I,c and $1,000 Ms unwashed and unmerhant-
able Al 2'i Ale 4 III. A lot OF $4,000 Ms old Ken
lucky combing. very desirable lot, sold at about
SAC r Ii $4,000 rs California at 2sc; 100000 Ms su-
per and pulled at Is 62c. including choice super
al co r 62c r H. In secured there have been sales
of 81 noA Ne NJ from zoo - = &c - e" 90 - .'''''.'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-05-07

NEW YORK, May ).
COTToN-The market is quoted as steady. l lice
lower. Sales of - Daes. Middling uplantS al
FfLoUR-The market is quoted as being dull.
TODAY. Receipts of 10000 barrels. sales OF 1900
barrels. No. = at as "a , 90: superhne state and
western al Ooai -; cni:iinon to good extra west
ern and state i, 35aI 80 good 10 choice extra do
at TOO. TO common To choice white wheat
western extra AT 1 SOFAS Is; fancy white wheat
western extra AT ~ "a IS common to good extra
Ohio AT GOA IS; common 10 choice extra II. Louis
at s0'asW
RYE FLOUR,-The market is quoted being
quiet and steady at SOFAS % for superiine.
CORN MEAL.-1he market is quoted as being
steady; yellow at > s5ta3 ~.
WIiEAT-The market is quoted As being ltalh t
better and more quiet. Receipts OF 100000 bushels.
Sales of s?5,o00 bushels No. , Milwaukee at Is
No. Red at e>i4@l .st. No. l White at "a
al 70.
RYE The market to-day is quoted as being
BARLEY-The market is quoted as being quiet,
nominal. No. Canada al 81; No. d" al ~;
BARLEY MALT-The market is quoted being
quiet Canada al y.
CoIiN-The market Is quoted As being VA !. e
better Receipts of 5000 bushels. Sales oil
i03. 00Gbushes ungraded NJ 5o IA 81 steamer al
BIN No. al 52'.@56a..
OATS-The market is quoted la ~ be,ter,active.
Receipts Of $4,000 bushels. Sales of -. o'o bushels
Mixed state al 43diii.; White do at i'E@is.
HAY-The market Is quoted as being IN good de-
mand and s'rong nj 20 Tor shipping.
HoPS-The market Is quoted is being quiet
New York State quoted AT s',a 81.
CoFFEE-The market Is quoted As being dull
Rio at - 49,.
SUGAR The market IL quoted as being quiet.
Standard A. at .a?'s granulaied AT 9'sa?'a
powdered at ~; crushed al ?k@99s: Refined
steady; cut Loaf, ga.
MOLASSES - The market Is quoted AS being
dull New Orleans At 3>a5-.
RICE - The market Is quoted as being quiet
Carolina AT 6+ta1is.
PETROLEUM - The market Is quoted dull
and nominal; crude in barrels al 6'sd'As refine,
skc'
TALLOW.-The market is quoted being
steady and fairly active. Sales of 100000 lbs. "A
q at Lilo.
POTATOES - The market is quoted as dull
| Peach blows 1na e. Early E"se al sja -
peerless Jntal IL.
EGGS-The market is quoted being qule
| AT II xCal2 for stale.
| WOOI-The market Is quoted as being dull an,
al ?2,d55 unwashed at l>saI9: Texas al lisa ~.
PORK The market is quoted as being ,i>ic
| and quiet. Mess at 10 ~ pill ~.
| BEEF-The market Is quoted a. being quiet
Cut meats are quoted steady. Middles are duh an,
easier: long clear at G.. short do. nj !.
LARD The market Is quoted ~ being veal
and quiet AT -.
BCTTER-The market IS quoted as being dull
state at lsa25c.
CIIEESE-The market is quoted as being qnit
and steady. State AT l2l. IA lac.
l LINSEED-The market Is quoted a. being dnl ail'
nominal at . ~.
WlllSkEl-quet Al 10.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-05-07
HEALTH OFFICE:
BURLINGTON, VI, May :,

BURLINGTON, VI, MAY I'll, iocV
Notice is hereby given that from and after
May 18th, 1880. the keeping of wine will
he wholly prohibited in that portion of the
city Of Burlington comprised within II dis
lance, in any direction, of three tnrlhs Of n
mile of the Howard Opera House, on the
south west corner of Church AMI l;ank
streets.
1t is also directed that all pens n slyrs
used for the keeping ui swine. in the above
named portion of the city he removed. To
gcther with their accumulated lilh, and the
ground occupied by them well cov'red with
dry earth, on or before May 22d, ESQ
1t is also directed. that the coarnts oi all
priyics, decaying vegetables or nNious ma
teria of any kind in cellars, heaps manure
or other rubbish, in the vicinity of aiy prem
ses in the CITY, he removed on or bforr MAY
18th. 1880
II il is found upon inspection thai Tia,
above regulations are not compiled with,
orders Will be issued to the city unstable I,
cause the nuisance To he removed AT the cN-
| pense of the owners or occupars of The
premises.
Farmers and other PARTIES Infested ltt
requested To confer with the UNDERSIGNED
as to regulations rr.eunling the 'emnva eli
swill from the prohibited district
II. II. ATWTER
llcalb Officer.
] Nh - INyI'
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As til is question is frequently asked, we Will sim
ply say that she is a lady who for upwards "f thirty
wears has uniiringy devoted her time AMI talents
as female Physician and Nurse. principally among
children. She has especially studied the c"nStliu-
ton and wants Of this numerous class and, as a
result of this effort, and practical knowledge, oh
tanned in lifetime spent as nurse and phH siciai'
she has compounded Soothing Syrup, for 'hlldreh
ieething. 1t operates like magic-glving resi- ana
health. and is moreover. sure to regulate the DOW
els In consequence of this article, Mrs "inSlow
Is becoming wOrld-ren0wned as beneiac'oi "i her
race; children certainly do RISE rr and bless her :
especially is this the case in this city. Vast guam
titles of the Soothing Syrup are DAILY sold anu used
here We think Mrs. Ninslow has lmmortallzcd
her name by this invaluable article, and We sincere
IL believe thousands of children have been saved
from an early grave by its timely use, and that
millions unborn Will share ITS benehs, anu unite
in calling her blessed No MOTHER has discharged
her duty her suffering little one. IN our opinion
until she has given II the benefit of Mrs Winslow 5
Soothing syrup Try it. moihcrs-TRY IT now
Ldd'cs VISITOR, New York CITY. Sold by all drug
gsis. - cents 4 bottle
Jan / l. sam. W .sIwIv(2D
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-05-07

MAY: This is the month IN which the lrailih@
Arhutus is sought. Also. in this month, Inc iroh'
gate begins 10 exhibit signs of wear. The weather
prophets guess at the .halmy atmosphere ior May
and the poet writes his usual Lovely May verses
for the village paper This is all right hui II you
are wise you Will get bottle of Bakers MANDRAKE
Bliters and use them directed, TO ward OIL Jauh
dice. Liver Complaint land Biliousness, consequent
upon the warm temperature of this month. Only
- cents per bottle MAY l.dSwlm