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New-York tribune., 1881-12-02

w SiT.1 ~ ~ 81 rus M ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND LIVERPOoA ,,.,
NOTICEThc ate lner3 VI thIs line take lo Lana solto
rpronmenicd nv outenlnt Maury v. ~, on Oota tho
outward aud hOncward vOyagcA ,- -. ~. q , -,
-, 5,,,' 60 ,.icoIeu Thursday Dec. :. a.
,,lit''i - ", C,n, p.,,v II, 1870 PIN
s,ltF'
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. FOOT OF "E9t
lOTH.SE -.
These 'el ara unitorn sizs am I Mn
pOintmentS. rne SUDbls StlbArbp rs 9HlNllI ~
rOouslco Dlcel l31D1 wh'rs 10 npSa ln M ~
least,.6 lnJcingA Io o;re> .: c1nl'I h'1i7'''
at3pL .,, NO., ,,-,, =, ,,r,-
aic t,rm. Sf,ra,s rO ntlb }. ClIuJrG So u1m New
York. s3I ..,,,,
For s3tiOnDt DllnBlll ot ter ~ " up 1ppf H'''
NouhIAip S'0'N w. - r. CORFIS Asea@
C. [. BARTLETT & o.. Agelth Boston.
BAKRIrT & CArrELL+ Agents, PAlaielpIlA
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fantn Goods.

n G. SHAYNE, fur manufacturer, 1O3
Ss Princet extra bargains In sealskin sacques
this week.
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VNMAN ROYAL MAIL LINE STEAMERS.
4 FOR QUEENSTDwS AND LIVERPOOL
NOTTCE.-The steamers " this Line take Lieutenant
Naury's Lane route AT III seasons ~ lhe va:
CITY OF CHESTER TURDAN, Dec. 3 p. m
Il ~ OF NFW-YOi.E .....~A1l HbtN. Zee. 10, e3i a. IA
CITY or MONTREAL. ..... TIL RSDAl Dec -, noon
CITY or BERLIN............SATUR RDAY Dec. p o. m
CITY or URSDAG. Dec %, noon
From Pier 80 new numDtrl y lril river
CABIN 500 $50 ami 500 Return tickets on favorable
terms
sTFEPhGE. s2& Prepaid, $50 Drafts at lowest rates
saloons gtltaronns smoking AMI bath rO)us uisllpA
These steamers do not carry cattle, sheep or pigs
JOHN c. DALE, AGENT 81 and % Broaiway. NY.
Philadelphia once, No 100 south 4th-St
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DrooA!nn properln for Sale an1 90 ce!

HALF BLOCK go lOts) in Brooklyn, near
~ hor. cans o. crricr will o. 0ii for $1,000 ca-y
terms. KCLAND & WHITING. l-l Nas-lust
VNO LET-Three Story Brown stone 2oXl1;
4 900 CarIt0nayc near Prusu,c. Park. Rent 5000.
RULAND & WHITING, III Na,su-si
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Glinlng.
G,tuatlors f1anteo-- males.

A SSISTANT BOOKKEEPER or GENERAL
N OFFICE AssIsTANTBy yonh age IL J1ss r,con ISn
Please address ROSENTHAI, Box H. lrlDuhc
Office.
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MENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
NrWIrH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Express Trains New.York Desbrosses and colt
l3O, 73O s. $3.50 10 Lmted) II a. nj 800 $40
. $50 ana p M and ~ night nndhs{S' ns{ 49," o nn'
Express Trains leave Now.YOrk daily except sunday a'
$3.50 a NJ aud Running through via Trenton ana Gam
Returning trains leave West Philadelphia l2ol $780, S;i5
3 4, 646, 1880 and pm. ON sunday l29l I5U 80
$50 M J. q 5:30 aud NJ Leave philaaeiph'A Vi" 0An
Ticket Offices 526 0ll Broadway, Astor House anu
foot OF Desbrosses and Courtandt Eourts an9 r p
llband lls HudsOn.st, Ob0ken station Jersey Nly' E
The YORK SG snr will call check
baggage from hotels and residences 7 u WOOD
General Manager. General I@ss / Asen"
RONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CAISklLL
Ia MOI NTAlNS landing at COLLens (West Pontl ooiir
wall. Eewbug. Malbo.o Milton, PougnkSSPITiuc' yoe1
Railroads Steamboats, n omas Cornell and James m w. % psG
win eays d.iy at p m 1907 on s At Npis D. M
CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAsI. sod only
FARE - 10 Boston for rst-oass limited tcKetS soO '
steamers ONXRRXGANsETT and NJ 3 ,AcuDSENT IS
leave daily except sundays I3U from per 80 ~ H.
Tickets for sale At All principal ticket Offices staterooms
secured offices OF WoscOtts Express Co.. n MS 90 FSth
Avenue Hotel ticket Offices
PROVIDENCE LINE for Freight only. .
steamersleaye Pier - foot of WarIGns ~ ~; rc ~ p "
Freight VA either line taken at lowest rates - - A.,
u. y. BABCOCK. President l.. W. FlLhlNS' " l. HB-
rVNHE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON.
ALL RAIL from Grand Ceatrai ave DSP0 t Boston, at
$500 u, p M tparlor cars attached1 ANU ''F'
SUNDAYS AZ 10 p M. with palace sleeping earn
Limited tickets Boston tall rAl t Metrop,ita1
Tickets AMI paror seats can DC az, aa AZ raaI
Fifth Avenue aud Windsor Hotels ticket oln'''.- ~ ~
CAntral nanot
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Ii isteimrrsirive WILSON'S STORES, Brooklyn
-N.TE,,pNN NJ --.... " e,lne-day, Dec. IA, = =. m.
vAAS ........ "Wednesday. Dec. 81, y. m
SCHI M. w ca r.,, l,cor
ae nom Rotterdam prepaid, s2l. H. CAZAUN, Cen Agt
~ South Wuanl.st FUNGI, EDlES %, ~ S'ouln w
uamsL. Freight Agts. lW MoRHl9 Do bioad"ay o.r.<A'
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-28

INSANE MOTHER AND HER BABE
FRozEN.-The Idaho World tells the fol-
lowing story of the terrible death OF a
woman and her child:
Placerville was Mortified last Tuesday on
learning that Mrs. John Larsen and her
child, aged fifteen months, were found
dead half mile below town. She took
the baby in her arms on Saturday and told
her husband that she was going to Mrs.
Peterson's, at the Star ranch, but it seems
she wandered off i'll the direction of the
Esmond saw MILL The bodies were found
in ditch on the hill between Placerville
and the mill-the, body of the woman
frozen stiff. The clothes of both mother
and child were wet, and the former was
covered with sand up to the hips. 1t is
supposed she waded the creek. All she
had on was a calico dress, chemise and
gauze shirt. Her petticoat had been taken
off and put around the baby. The mothers
breast was barred, and the position of the
two indicated that the baby was nursing
when Mrs. Larsen died. The Child had
fallen from her arms, and it's face was
lying on the limb OF a tree. Both bodies
were badly scratched and bruised. Mrs
Larsen had been subject to occasional fits
of insanity for some time, and it was un-
doubtedly during one OF them that she
wandered from the road. She was na-
tive of Norway.
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NEW MENICO.
Extensive Land SwindIc.

SANTA FE. April 27tb.-Excitement pre-.
walls here over rumor that Chief Justice L.
Bradford Prince is to be removed. Ex-Sena-
tor S. w. Dorsey is at the bottom of the
affair. By connivancs with j. G. Davis,
Register of the Land Office, Dorsey has man.
aged to buy some 1900 acres of the best
land and water privileges in thu eastern
end of Colfax county. This was accom-
plished by pushing through the Regis
homestead entries of men not entitled to the
same, and upon obtaining patents buying
them up. The people in that section of the
Territory are seeking redress, and it is be-
lieyed the matter will come up before Judge
Prince at the term of the United States Court
in July. Prince would have the entire mat
ter thoroughly ventilated and the swindlers
exposed. He is thoroughly acceptable to the
people and Bar of this district.
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= - - = - -
ABSOLUTE SALE!
The Most Radical Move in DRY GOODS Ever
Made In the State.
Alterations Of Premises and Important Changes in
Our Firm Render this Sale Imperative!

THE STOCK MUST BE SOLD; IN FACT WE
binding rendering
MONTH
SPRING SEASON hand HALE BROS perfectly
have the
to MAKE A CLEAN SWEEP OF OUR
VARIOUS HOUSES by the menton
We place the opportunity hands purchasing DRY GOODS
method
HALE BROS
this effective that months the will
REMEMBER BROS SALE OF
whole will be the CRASH! Everything must tumble
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stage Robber Fatally Shot.

SHASTA, April 9th. Yesterday afternoon,
about o'clock, Sheriff Smiley, of Trinity
county, came upon the man who robbed the
Iso and Anderson stage in Shasta county on
the 18th instant. He came up to him near
the town of Weaverville The robber re-
sisted and attempted to draw his pistol.
Smiley fired once over his head to intimidate
him, but the robber swore he would not be
taken. He drew his pistol, and just as he
was about to raise it Sheriff Smiley shot and
mortally wounded him. Some of the gold
dust taken from the stage was found upon
the man. The doctor says his wound is fatal,
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Coroner's Inquest-warm pay.

San Francisco, April 27th.-The inquest
commenced to-day on the body of Cunning
ham, killed by Chandler last Friday. The
testimony, thus far tends to show that
Chandler had been in great distress and con.
fusion OF mind since the separation had taken
place between himself and wife, in which, it
is alleged, deceased had been instrumental
Letters from Chandler to his wife were pre-
duced in evidence, showing his distracted
mental condition. The inquest was continued
until Friday.
To-day WAS the warmest of the season.
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MONTEREY, April 27th.-The following are
among those registered at ths Hotel Del
two children, Miss Colby Milwaukee, Wis;
VIM. f. Perrin and wife, San Francisco
Mr.. Lou and wife, WatsoRville; Mrs. VIM.
Haywards, Hayward's Hotel Mrs. C.
Davenport, Jos. B. Martin and wife. San
Lorenzo; II. J.. Andrews, San jose Rufus
Ssxtop u S A
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SMALL FARM FOR SALE.

FENHIs Is 4 AwELL-INPRovED 35-ACRE TRACT
i OF ihr best land near Sacramento for strawberry
culture, orchard or vineyard purposes Location,
three miles from the Capt. always good road.
A fTst-class farmhouse OF rooms large barn, work
shop, stables and good sheds fish pond of about
hall an ace full OF fish All tools, wagons, harness.
horses, l COW, hogs, chickens. ducks and pigeons
20 with the place. Only 81 500 cash, the balance Of
Il coo on time al 10 Ter cent. per annum Further
particulars inquire OF CARL STR0BEL 32l street,
Sacramento a23-f
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Attcmpted Assassination.

SAN BUENAvENTURA, April 27th.-Another
shooting scrape occurred in this town late last
night 1t appears that during the day Pru-
dencio Lion and Pasqual Rial had quarrel
In the night Lion rode to Rails house and
called him. The latter refused to come,
whereupon Lion fred two shots through the
open door, the second bullet smashing two of
Riafs fingers and lodging in his chest. The
wound is not very serious. The assassin in
stantlv rOja off
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY
cuDernatoriaI visitor.

WALLA WALLA, April 27th.-W. II: New
ell arrived here Tuesday morning and left at
once for Dayton, where he delivered an a. ad'
dress at the Odd Fellows celebration. 10
day he returned to Walla Walla, ana mas
been largely interviewed by our people To-
night. The Governor is the guest OF Eptes-
prise Lodge, No. ?, l. o. o. F., VINO nal are 1oia-
er9or leaves for his home at Olympia to-
mn
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DRESS GOODS MUST co!

FANCY DEPARTMENT WILL BE LITERALLY
will All Depart
the "INEVITABLE but loss Don't
doubts Solve whole
Give and will find that mission will
been profitable
conclusion the public have always responded
they have delayed somewhat Now don't do the
delay wish
that viii be
benefited
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ASTORIA, April 27th.-John G. Robson.
charged with the murder of j. w. Robb, had
preliminary examination to-day, the cir
cumstantial evidence fastening the guilt OF
the prisoner stronger even than at the in
quest. Robson declined to make a state
ment, and was held to answer.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-28

Roasr LAMB.-Roast lamb with mint
s,uce ia now seasonable. 1t is an art to
,,'aI-s [ aood mint sauce. Chop mint very
fine ,s add brown sugar considerably. Mix
With cider vinegar, not with white vinegar.
Ssrve with spinach and new potatoes.
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NEVADA.


VIRGINIA, April 27th.-Senator Fair is
here and is well pleased with the outlook on
the lower levels of the mines. He will re-
main on the Pacific coast unless called to
Washington. Mackay will be back on the
1st of June.
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A Somewhat DoubtruI sta,.,

SAN FRANCISCO, April 27th.-A prominent
grain.desler of this city is reported as saving
that he has contracted to deliver 100 900 cen.
tails OF barley in Marysville, thirty days,
sellers option, rate private. This statement
is to be taken with grain Of allowance. as
the party is known to be a bull
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scIrMurdcr at HeaIdsburg.

HEALDsBURG, April 27th.-D. Strussy, an
old and highly respected citizen of this place,
committed suicide here at IL o'clock to-day
by shooting himself in the head with pistol.
He was one of the oldest BARRIERS Of this
town, and leaves wife and three children.
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BEN1cIA, April 27th.-This morning. while
coming from Port Costa. the transfer ferry
boat Solano broke the shaft connections of
the paddle-wheel, which will disable the
boat for at least two weeks. Until repairs
can be made, no trains can be run by way of
Banicia
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| VALLEJO, April 27th.-The examination Of
the Mary and Helen, now in the drydock,
shows her to be in bad condition A gang
of calkers was put to work on her to day.
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326 ACRES

OF WHEAT LAND, IN YoLo COUNTY,
~ situated on the County Road, between Dav s.
vile and Woodland, and about three miles distant
from either station For further particulars, apply
or address WN. P. COLEMAN, Sacramento. allm
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d 200 ACRES LAND FOR SALE.

g1oR sALE-oN EASY TERMS AND IN Essssss
T. subdivisions, as per survey, 400 acres eYz
OF firs;-rate FARMING LAND, formerly known --A---
as the " BEARD5 RANCH" NJ the Mission OF
San jose Alameda County. Apply to the FRENCH
a96 nj
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TELESCOPE.

AEADE BY SALoMoN& & SONS, ALBERMARLE
W. street, London, and costing there e2o, with
Terres;ial and Celestial or Astronomical Day and
Night Eye-e lasses and Tripod, all complete, ma.
hogany box, viii be sold cheap Inquire Ct
aQ9 lnlu3 DALE 4 CO. Sacramento
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W. WO0D.

~ HEETIsT-(REMovED TO QUINNsSW2
! Building, corner Fourth and streets S1ff1f6
Artificial Teeth inserted ON all bases Improved
NluId Nitrous Oxide Gas, for the Painless Extrac-
tlnr, ~ rnn.L A-i-u
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Hot Weather.

WATsoNvILLE, April 27th.-The weather
for the past few days has been excessively
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III. II. PI2RsON.

nENTsT, AS } STREET, BETWEEN HE1
J Folrth and Fifth, Sacramento ATti. SYffS
fetal Teeth inserted on Gold Vulcante and all bases
n trcus Oxide or Laughing Gas administered fer the
painless extraction of Teeth. aIi-lm
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WHITE LABOBERS WANTED.

Canada Pacific Railway, British
Columbia.
SNTEBDY WORK WILL BE FURNISHED ON
- above railway at Yale, B. c.. to all hardy and
industrious White Drillers who will apply as below.
WAGES Superior Drille's, 81 per dai; ordinary
prillers, 81 IS per day. Good Board, 81 per week.
Upon application in person, tickets to the works
will be advanced at the reduced price of sl2 to be
deducted from wages earned. Work on this contract
VII be prosecuted for several years. Apply TO
JAMES BUGBtE,
No II Drumm street, San Francisco.
April, 1881. a. oNDERDoNK, Contractor.
al-lm
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" a TuE.1IKItI. u, ID. s.,

AFFICE AND DENTAL DEPOT Ger
~ Masonic Temple, Sacramento, Cali Sfffin
fornia. Editor and Publisher Of the DsNTALJARts,
a Monthly Journal OF Dental Science. Price, Y %
rer vow In adrancs SINGLE comics 25 cents as u
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Body Fcund-Child Scaldcd-G Grasshop.
DerS.

PORTLAND. April 27th.-The body of a
man named Burnside, who has been missing
on the lower Columbia for more than two
weeks past, was found yesterday. Burnside
started in small boat to go from Tongue
Point to Astoria, and was drowned.
A two-year-old son Of w. o. Baker, of
this city, was very severely scalded to-day
by upsetting basin of hot water. His face,
neck and hands were fearfully burned
Late news from Umatilla county state that
the grain crop is looking splendid but that
millions of young grasshoppers are appearing
on the hills, and it is feared that these vora-
cious insects will soon commence their raw
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

WTANTED-ALL KINDS HELP, MALE AND
w Female. Particular attention paid to Furnish
ting Hotels, Private Families and Farmers with Help
Free Of Charge to employers. HOUSTON & CO..
one door south Of Fourth and X streets, Sacra-
unento iky aIo Ip.f
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vote Of % TO IL.
At T:05. on motion OF Mr.. CARLook the Senate nd.
iourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.
$3.50 REWARD.

ID AN AWAY FROM MY HOUSE, MY DAUGH-
> 4 ter, CON GUN, on SUNDAY NIGHT; got scar
of fire burn on left cheek. will pay $3.50 to have
her returned to me lawfully
AnriI 9th IaoG1 L NY. rlr.i ~ s.s
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OREGON.
Tug Iaunched-D Death Grape Crop.

PORTLAND, April 27th.-The new Govern
ment tug, which will be used by the United
States Engineer Department of this district,
has been launched, and will make trial trip
tomorrow.
Captain George II. Gist, an old steamboat
pilot on the upper Willamette, died here this
morning after long illness.
ises largely, and only late and heavy frosts
can prevent fine Weld
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F. r. TEBBETS,

DFS7lS1'
No 627a street, between Fifth and Sixth.
a7-lpim
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DIES. BRgwgR Il sOuTnwoKTH,

nESIISTS, SOUTHWEST CORNER oFETR
~ Seventh aud streets. in Brytes newsffYffe
building, no stairs. Teeth extracted without pain
by the use q improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas.
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I'M PARASOI.S.
LADIES' and CHlLDRENS HOSIERY.
Muslin Underwear,

LIKE TO SHOW YOu
SHOW RECENT TKcHiss
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PACIFIC COAST.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
UNION.
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70 LET OR FOR SALE.

Advertisements of hve lines in this department
asred for > cents for time; three times fcT 50
re1 g c. IS cents per week.
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.averfisInr Rates II Daily Rccord.union.
THE WEEALY Union

IPubIished IN Semi weekly partsL
Il issued nu Wednesday and Saturday of each week
comp Using, Eht Pages in each issue Sixteen Pages
each we L, and is the cheapest anJ most dedir hle
Home News and Literary Journal published on the
Pacifi t.
Terms Ole Year ar........................ so
sn,,,i. Ea. r.,.. Ir LII. ion l.Irnrti.snn Il pn-n.
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THE DAILY RECORD-UNION.
uttered Post ONCE Sacramento as second class 1a.-
PUBLISHED BY THE
Sacramento Publishing Company.
VIM. II. MILLS, General Manager.
Publication Office, Third ST., bet. J and TX.
THE DAILY RECoRD.uNIoN

Unpublished every day of the week Sundays excepted
For one year. W
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L 7, pILEsl pILEsl


A Sure Cure Found NJ Last. No One
Need suffer.
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Resd what the Hen. ]. NJ. Cofinbcrry. Of
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For sale by all druggists, or mailed on re.
ceipt OF price, 81 90.
West L McConahoy, Druggists and Apoth.
ecaries, Bank Building. Bridgeport, Ohio.
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wo,ners, Mothersg .nother.,,,

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OF your rect by q sick child suffering snd
crying with the excruciatipg pain Of cut
ting ieetb2 II 80, go at once and get q
bottle Of Mrs, WiDslow's Soothing Syrup.
II will relieve the poor little sufferer im.
medmtely-aspend upon III there Is
no mistake about it, There is not
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regulate the bowels, and give rest 10 the
mother, and relief and health to the child,
operating like magic. II is perfectly safe
to use IN all ceses, and pleasant to the taste,
and IL the prescription Of one OF the Oldest
and best female physiciaus and nurses in
the United States. Sold everywhere. %
cents d bottle. ~ AwP4w
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quoted the verse. He said II was from the
new revision, aud was q little different
from the way II reads In the old oue. lido
not recoilect the exact wording Of Il now,
but 1 remember that 1t wound up with
something about such and ssch a devas.
tA,ing agent helng as terrible ga an army
With bummers," I believe | ksvs nothing
further TO sdd about this, The West
Pointer said sprivate should preserve q
respectful attitude toward his superiors,
aud should seldom, or never, proceed 90
far as TO offer suggestions 10 his General in
the feld. Il che battle Is not being con:
Quoted 10 suit him, II !, better for him TO
resign. by the etiquette OF war It's permit.
ted 10 none below the rank Of newspaper
correspondents TO dictate 10 the General In
the field.