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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-11

THE men who have for years
past been devoting themselves to
the improvement of the breed Of
Los Angeles horaes are at length
beginning to reap their reward.
Los Angeles horssfesh has now q
reputation second to none on the
Pacific Coast and when sale is eff
fected the prices are such as to
compensate our stock men for their
pluck and labor. It will be re.
membsred that, about a year ago,
Hon. ]. G. McKibben bought Ro-
nero for a friend from Hancock
M. Johnston, Esq, paying that
gentleman for the colt, if we re-
member Alright, $1l00 or $1,000.
Within o short time after Mr..
Johnston parted with him the
owner of Romero refused an offer
Of ten times that amount for the
colt, which is now quite the most
promising On the Pacific Coast.
Yesterday Sheriff Rowland sold a
half brother of Romero's--a year
Iing-for $1,000. 1t requires very
lite more trouble to raise fine
colts, when once fairly embarked
Ia the right line, than 1t does to
raise scrubs, while the difference
In the selling price of the animals
lat least fifty to one-is worth
bearing in mind. Los Angeles
county ought to be great breed
ing center for both horses and
graded cattle. We have already
made famous progress in the first
direction and We hope soon to be
bile to chronicle = lively move
meat 10 the second.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-11

peeped from beneath the robe.
"The Earl is working on the North
side this week, and ] shall moi
hear the olank of his dinner pail
until nearly 7 p. NJ, so that ell will
be over ere he comes. You may
tell Cert that i will be fixed for
herr
a y
A cold, clear afternoon in the
festal Christmas tide. Up Archer
avenue came with merry tinkle OF
bell and proud prancing of blooded
steeds drawing-room horse. car No.
176. In one corner of the vehicle
sat Gertrude and Sebastian, nestled
close to each other like little birds
in the merry, agueish spfingstime.
Presently the car stopped. Sebas-
tian was on his feet at once, his
face expressing plainly the iDdig.
nation that swept over his soul.
II prithee, do not leave me-"
said Gertrude, grasping his ulster
with a convulsive clutch.
Fear not, sweetest. l go but to
see what dss ard has dared to stop
my faithful steeds."
He soon came back, and, saying
with q merry sigh, sit is freight
train on the Burlington crossing,"
again olssped Gertrude to his vest.
The car moved on anon, and soon
the happy couple were safe In the
Castle Muleahey.
n n u
The words that bound Gertrude
and Sebastian together with the
silken tether of matrimony had
been said, and the happy groom
had planted on the lips of his
bride large three-story-and-base-
ment nuptial kiss, when suddenly
the door Of the room was opened,
and Pythsgoras Gilhooley, Duke of
Galway stood before the happy
couple.
"Forgive me, father" said Ger
trude, placing her soft, white arms
about his neck and looking visit
fully into his eyes.
Removing from hismouth a two
inch pipe, and setting his dinner
pail on the etogere, the Duiie Of
Galway said in clear, calm tones:
"Yez are all forgiven. Divil q
much L caro- If We were jined year
ago"-and with these words he
silently took chew of hard to-
bacco and was gone.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-11
Passenger. sou,n nnd East.

FRESNO, Cal, Dec. 10.-The fol
lowing is the list of passengers fol
the South and East on the train
which passed this place at P. M
Mrs A l. Bath, Mrs s A Virgin,
Mrs Darcy, Los Angeles; G Witt.
man, Miss Sharp, L Boyle, Miss e
L sntro, VIM FL Jund, Mrs J
Egan, S B Whitehead, San Fran
cisco; L M Pesrlman, Tombstone;
A b Clark and wife. Orange; Pearl
Kendall, Mrs c 9 Kendall, Ne
braska; N FL Bail, San Bernar-
dino; s X Hughes, Oakland; J
Howell, Sacramento; U A AID
rich, San Jose; Mrs l. ID Thomp-
son, Maricopa; NJ Mara, NewYork;
J A Moore, Nevada.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-11
ANOTHER CHICAGO ROMANCE.
a Fond Father Foigives All.
tChicago Tribune. /

sand do you discard me forever,
Gertrude Giihooley ?"
81 do" was the answer. in y low,
sweet voice, while pair of soft,
brown eyes, suffused with tesrs,
looked tenderly up at Sebastian
Mccarthy. "You know that my
heart is yours, and that / would
gladly give thee my hanG, but
papa says nay, and when he twit-
ters the procession is apt to move"
and saying this the girl buried
her face in her hands and sobbed
convulsively.
"But think again, Gertrude"
said the young man, in eager, anx-
ious tones. "See If thy woman
wit may not discover aught that
will avail to make our future path
way bright. L have loved you too
long, too earnestly, to resign the
prize 30 eagerly sought without a
struggle"
"Let me think" said the Lady
Gertrude, brushing back from her
fair forehead the bang which SO
gracefully o'erhung its pearly sur.
face, and placing carefully on the
toe of statue of Mercury which
stood in the conservatory gener-
Gus hunk of chewing gum for
which she had no immediate use.
Standing silently by marble
Psyche for a moment, she turned
suddenly to Sebastian.
"You know the Mulcaheys ?n
she said.
"They whose moated castle frets
the sky on Archer avenue Pr
"Aye, the same"
81 do.n
"Get thee thither with all speed,
and when you have crossed the
draw-bridge and tethered your pal
frey in the terraced court, knock
boldly OH the front door, but relax
not your vigilance an you love
me, for the Muloabeys' come of
Norman blood and keep o dog.
When the portal shall be opened,
and you are admitted to the pres
ence of my aunt, the Lady Con-
stance Mulcahey, say to her that
her favorite niece, Gertrude, seeks
her aid; that q cruel father would
wed her to one she loves not. Tell
her that about A O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon, when the sun is gliding
the ehet-tower, a cassocked JUS
will appear at
Castle Mulcahey, and that / shall
soon follow with my bonny bride-
groom. Do you understand Pr
IT am on" replied Sebastian,
"and by my halidom the plan is a
good one," and kissing Gertrude
trustfully under the left ear 10
went down the front steps and was
soon lost to view.
n
"And so my pretty niece would
fain marry you ?'
1t was the Lady Constance Null
cahey who spoke these words, and
the enc to whom she spoke was
Sebastian Nc Carthy.
"The plan is good one" she
continued, tapping gently with
broou-handle the dainty foot that
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-11

The mere intimatioa that we
may have another trial of Guiteau
is enough to paralyze the ordinary
citizen. A second infliction of the
kind would be fatal to the public.
II those twelve men and true upon
whom Guiteau's fate hangs could
gauge the intensity of the shcck
that would thrill the people If there
were disagreement in Guitesu's
case common humanity would i'm
pei them to bring in verdict that
he be hanged by the Deck until he
be deader than the Pharaohs of
Egypt. And yet single obstinate
and pig-hsaded juror is oil that is
needed to bring about a Disagree
msnt. In the event OF such ca
lamity the people would heartily
wish that the twelve were literally
hung jury. We can almost ex-
most excuse the Garfield Aveng-
ers, a mysterious and bloody.mind-
ed organization, which keeps
breathing out threatenibgs of
slaughter and ruth upon Judge
Cox, the jury and Guiteau If the
latter be not convicted and hanged
in good form. There is probably q
good deal of raw head and bloody
bones about the Avengers, but
there Is enough cordial detestation
of Guiteau throughout the United
States to make him, If he were a
properly constituted mar, desire
to be hanged in good shape, with
the decent ami orderly ceremonial
which attaches to a formal execu-
ton conducted by the officers Of
the law. So distorted is Guiteau's
mind that he is perfectly oblivious
OF the fact that, if he were turned
loose to .morrow, he would meet a
violent and painful death, and
weuld be hunted down like fox
or rat. AS between q decoroue
execution and bloody assassina-
tion even Guiteau sheuld not be
long in making his choice. 1t 10 q
SORT of Hobsen's choice at best.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-11
Ios AuoELE, has always been a

Los ANGELES has always been a
town Of lightning newspaper tram
sltions, but the change of owner
shIp In the Daily Times 60 soon
after its establishment took even
this case hardened community by
surprise. The Times has been
bought by the Messrs. Yarnell'
Osystile l. Mathes, Of the Mirror
ofIics, Mr.. Thomas Gardiner, its
late business manager. having
sold out his interest in the paper to
those gentlemen.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-11
About o O'Clock last night Deputy

Constable Crenmer, of National
City, brought in and lodged in the
county jail "rhe Cherub," who is
supposed to be the author of the
recent robberies at this place. The
number Of watches on his person,
and the large.sized bills which he
recently changed, are regarded as
matters Of suspicion.-San Diego
Sun.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-11
herald Steam Printing House.

rna facilities Of the HERALD steam
prtnling House for doing job work arc not
.urpassed in California outside OF San
prancisco aud Sacramento. All work en-
trusted to us will be executed with nest-
ness ana dispatch at the lowest living
rates.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-11
.sEcaal NOTICE.

hereafter notices OF companies, socie-
ties. churches, etc., will only bsinsertea
IN the HERALD as paid advertisements.
we reserve, for Places OF Worship. graft
IL directory, which will appear every
sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-11
Notice to Contractors.

@Parties wishing to FILL LOTS or
GRADE STREETS will md ABUND-
ANCE of the BEST MATERIAL at the
Los ANGELES FIGURING MILLS.
ds-lm LANKERsHIM & 90.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-11
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORT.
aoRrIse SESSION.

SAN FRA H0ISyo STOCK AND Elk
CHANGE BOARD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-11
EAST Err ".


woshtngson acknowledgements.
WASHINGTON, Dec. l0th.--Sec-
rotary Hunt will leave here to-
night for Boston, where he has
been sum moned by the sudden ILL
ness of his fatheT-in-law.
=. The number of bills introduced
in the Senate during its yester-
days session is $50, which is near
ly as many as were introduced in
that body during the eRtire third
session Of the last Congress. One
Senator alone introduced thirty
three bills on last Monday. A large
proportion OF the measures thus
far are private relief bills that have
heretofore failed to receive final
action.
The bill introduced in the Senate
by Vest for the provement Of
the Mississippi and Missouri rivers
provides for the expenditure of
$40, 900, 900 under the direction of
the Engineer Corps OF the army,
one.half of the amount upon the
Mississippi and the remainder upon
the Missouri. 1t is in accordance
with the plan already recommend
ed by the Mississippi River Com-
mission.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-11
the wheat 0nIssozr.

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.-There is
considerable difference of opinion as
to the wheat prospect, the previous
estimates of short supply in the
worlds markets being much modi-
fed recently. The published esti-
mates give 226, 060. 900 as the wants
of importing countries, and 1884,
900. 900 as the surplus of exporting
countries. These estimates have q
certain weight, though there is a
large class not prepared to accept
them.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-11

XX7E DO NOT TREAT OUR CUSTOMERS AS IF THEY
wv were fishes, monkeys wild animals We trap
~ customers, the grabber bats.
osr % OF damaged calico ST. and then S. 90
shawl But give full value
CENTS worth you buy.
We would Come to store price article then the
our you will asd the price plainly marked the ar
you hesitate the gabber will fall the
this will not do he will ask willing
receives bid will whine
feow You tempted purchase. But having
ceived the true price
little game and wonder how look straightforward
relief ana return to the Peoples Store and buy the article
another view this: Suppose had been
% TINS whining and after finding this return the
ce ana demand your Then this humble gabbr
as bold as lion Can take back Sold lie Sold"
not he! " - ~
See the differences II Peoples we
cheerfuy exchange it, and nothing found
without delay. =
We place the poorest judge
est and closest We do tell
penny - -
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-20
Searching Diligently.

II Is related of all ancient physician
hat he went about searching for Ills
to which flesh is heir TO test the pow
or Of his connections, having a single
remedy for each disease. The idea
a medicine is applicable TO one i'll has
long since been exploded by practical
demonstration. A preparation may
contain number of ingredients, each
adapted to u purpose without interfer-
ing with the functions Of each other,
besides being partially efficient as a
whole. Especially can this be said Of
natural medicines. AS an illustration
wo can refer to the Seven Springs
Iron and Alum Mass, natures own
design, which is perhaps used more
successfully for larger scope OF COM
plants than any artificial preparation
known. Its composition Is Of such q
nature rs to permeate asystem, search
diligently for defections and eradicate
all traces Of disease, It assists diges-
ton, preventing and curing dy spepsia
cleansos the blood aud lnvigorates the
body. In the treatment Of diseases
peculiar to females. II has no equal on
earth, being both sure and direct
Diseased urinary organs are readily
relieved, and liver and kidney afiec-
lions and bladder troubles cured by
It's use. Those who have used IL testl-
fy, In almost every instance TO It's spe.
clal curative qualities and recommend
II as one of the best and most reliable
remedies known. The price has been
reduced and In within reach Of all
Try it once and satisfy yourself.
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EASTWIRD.

Csan.s, At LTNCMBURG with Virginia
Midland Railway to and from the North
and aonth.
AZ RvRKEvILLE with Richmond and
pasviiis Railroad for Richmond, Washing.
tss. Rsi,insrs asd New York. Through
Car between Lynehburg and Richmond via
Barkeviiie.
Al PETERSBURG With Richmond 4. Pc
ssrsburx EAilrsaA fer Riehmsnd, andswith
Petersburg Read fer weldon and points
BsAth Kast.
A. NORFOLK oonnsstiou; IA made on
NaaiAys, WsJNe.days and Saturdays with
Old Dssiniou Steam hhip Co. for New
Ysrt, leaving At Sf. NJ. Straight aud
rosni trip tickets 81 low rates.
ossssst With Ray Lipe daily, except Fun
Day. fer baltimore. PhllsielPti and new
York.
Rlsarsisa Tickets 10 BuNm.t Resorts on
We. 4 Tess. pisisisA, Anj First and Nee
Dad Glass Tickets 70 ell pSsniAsnt point
tAyssxhsut the Wet aud ssuth.wsst, on
ssis a. Lynshhsrs, Petersburg and Nsrf' Ii
ETysr farther Psr'issisrs. ETC.. address
No ley ever privileges 81 any description
AZ ticket will tA gsAAted by freight con
Aus,srs. Nsspeetfnily.
l.. a. BR0wS, GhN'i TRIvNIicN AG'T.
Lynsihurs, Va.
n. n. osNaRSA. M.svsu ~ TsISs.
Petersburg, Va.
VaANK WgGRR, svrr. ys.w.
LynehburF. We.
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Hardware, Iron, Steel, &c, at No, |, Fer
uusOn Block, Bristol, Tenn.

For bargains In Hard ware, go to the
old reliable Hardware House Of s. r..
Ferguson, No. l, Ferguson Block. He
deals only In hardware and can give
you better goods for less money than
any one.
Now In stock and cheap tor cash.
Car load Old Dominion Nails aud
Iron,
Car load Rifle and Blasting Powder.
Car load Champion Mowers,
5000 lbs. Black Diamond Steel.
1000 lbs. Brass Kettles, CSC. per h.,
rs doz l.. II. Shovcls, soc ench,
% doz. l.. ii. Hay Forks, 45c each,
25 doz, l.. II. Planters Hoes, 500
each,
I Cask Trace Chains, 45c each,
l ton Grind Stones. 20 per ID,
1000 set Knives aud Forks, soc set,
$4,000 Fish Hooks,
sc. 600 Cartridges. all sizes,
25 doz Grain Scythes, 75c each,
% Grain Cradles. 81 .T5c each,
25 dOz. Green, Red and Black Grass
Scythes, COO each.
25 doz. Golden clipper Grass Soy thes
$50 each,
Curry Combs, SO,
10 dOz. Coffee Mills 25c each,
And other goods In proportion.
Don't forget the place, No, !: Fer
guson Block mHy2il't'
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-20
Property for Sale-Bristol Land
Agency.

no. /. offer for sale an excellent
farm. with plenty of timber, located
about ten miles northeast Of Bristol, IN
this county. Terms made known pn-
vatcly. Property very dcsirablc-somc
800 acres.
2. 4 desirable house aud "a acre lot
on Va. lin. corner lot. House pretty
and new. Contains 4 rooms.
3. ~ acres Of splendid land In the VI
entity of this town. Fine brick house,
good barn, land splendid and well water
I'd. Price $4,000. Buildings worth
nearly half the money. Everything In
fine condition.
No. I. also Offer for sale, the Fhnncry
property, belonging to W. II. Trammcll,
at the Edmond 81. crossing Of the y. 4
W. II. X. Contains , cares Of exceed
ingl..' fertile ground. Has trees, n good
two story frame house with ell aud eel
lar, IN all six rooms above ground, $l2GO.
Has cistcrn smokchousc and stable. 4
very fine bargain. Property destined to
DC very important.
i. The valuable property Of Col. John
Oylcr IN central GOOds0n, containing one
acre well incloscd, embracing the Brown
Bros. carriagc factory. Building sultO.
bic for tobacco business, Lot runs
through from Lee to Moore streets aud
alley on south side aud sycamore street
Oh north side. VIII bc sold N II whole
or In ms many as four parts to suit pur-
chnscrs.
q. VIM. y. Kcllcr's exposure 0n Main
street, lying between creek and his new
building, aud containing extensive rcNr-
age. Particulars on application.
:. I ofUr for snlo thr cnlIrc Main ~,
property Of Rov. u. ltolr, aud three lots
on Scott street that are valuable.
g. Main street property Of Mr.. VI. r.
Dcvuult. J., mere, west Of Robert pllc''
house. Small frame cottage. Prize,
&l,200.
.. Mr.. Dluglcr's acre al li'issul
street, near Mr.. u. 4. Whcclcr'a.
10. mere corner Sycamore and
johnston streets, GoOdson. Comioria
bio cottagc. Price $500. Situation
! handsome.
No. II. j. l.. e. Smith property nd
Joining aud west Of the FHlt Grounds
containing 80 acres, ono story cottage
= rooms, ulstcrn, good young orclinr'
aud sInbu-va. side fronting road. $500
onc-thrl cash, balnncc on one two IN,
three years, with interest.
No. u. Mr., Burson's celebrated VII
llams property, west Of Dr. W. Y
Dulnncy's. best brick residence IN town
n rooms, fine orchard, acres ~ ground
$4,000. Easy terms, running up to ilv
years.
No. ~. The farlcy.fulkoraon proper
" On Va, lIill. over mere, hnndsoh
cottage, overlooking the town, ~
rooms. Fine fruit trees, and the hand
somo.t site IN town, 5000.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-20

Co., the greatest Dry Goods House In
Philadelphia, and a member of the firm
OF Stewart 4 Jones, the Gold and Silver
riate Manufacturers. will be In Bristol
the 18th, and will be glad to see persons
who may wish TO buy his real estate In
Bristol, or those In need OF goods from
either Of the Houses he represents. Mr.
VIC, Darlington has 20 far recovered as
to be able to leave again on business
No apprecisble change in Mrs. G. G.
hickman's health. Mrs. Jno. G. Aiken
Ia improved and expects to return to
JcnesborO In few days. The Bristol
Daniel-Club last week passed a resOlu-
ton to the effect tlIat the Wilson letters,
now pronounced forgery, be published
as an advertisement In the Bristol News
from now until the election. Mis-
Bacon, Of Ca, has been organizing n
class In vocal music at Sullins College.
Capt. j. e. Oiiphant, returned from
Stone Gap yesterday. In company with
Mr.. COldr0n, one Of the Attorneys Of
the y. G. Il. Il. Co., and Mr.. X. A.
Ayers. The latter two left last evening
for Richmond. Mr.. q. w. Bond, the
Guests Station merchant, Is In town to-
day.
Our merchants are to day paying the
following prices at the wagons: Bacon
II, Wheat $l.40-i2, Flour 800, Corn
So, Meal sl.OO, Dried Fruit--Peaches
unpealed ~, Pealed 10 to Is, Apples
81, Butter Is to 20, Eggs Is, Chickens
~.
DIR. WIN. whitten Of Texas, is spend
ing fortnight with his brother, Mr.. G..
NJ. Written and his mother.
The ladies Of the Goodson Baptist
church will have an Ice Cream supper
each night, aud lunch at all hours, at
Piles old stand, during Fair.
Mr.. Geo. G.. Hickman Of this town
has been appointed Gauger OF the Fifth
Revenue District, composed Of this
county, Russell, Tazewcll, and Buchan-
on, Of which, Capt. A. 4. Starrett is the
Deputy Collector. The Office is good
one and better appointment could not
have been made.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-20

al want to say that the statement,
from whatever source IL came, that am
opposed to the public schools, Is n
FALSEllOOD, and that any man who
shall state hereafter that ! am opposed
to the public schools will have the brand
Of LIAR written upon his brow when
he does II.
Mn. EDIToR:-The above Is the bluify
stuff Of n Buil-d0zer, aud not the Ian
guage Of statesman, whose duty 1t Il
to convince. But note the language
used by Daniel, aud II will be seen what
An "Artul Dodgcr," he Is.
"lf any man charges the leader Of the
Democratic party "WlTI BEING"
opposed to the free schools tell him that
he lies, aud the truth Is not in him."
Again he says: 81 want to say that
the statement, from whatever source It
came, that 81 AM" opposed TO the
public schools IL n FALSEIlOOD, and
that any man, who shall state hereafter,
that ~ AN" opposed to public schools
Is u LIAR"
"With being" and "Tdm," used by
Daniel rcfcres to the present time, and
lodges the charge against him alto
gether.
Daniel the Fundcr Candidate for
Governor, IL charged with hari"g been,
not "~ith beiaq." opposed TO the free
schools. lie no where says the charge
that ~ hare been" opposed to the free
schools Is n FAI.SElIOOD, aud no will
not say 50 aud tell the truth, IT his nets
meant anything.
lilo II u candidate nor. lie wants
yotaa, and Of course no body will charge
him "wlth being" or that ~ mn" op-
posed 10 FREQ schools.
Ills record IN the Legislature ever
since the REIMBURSEMENT Of the debt has
boon agliatcd, has been opposed to the
free schools, nnd if ! fult IN u hull
dozing mood would, a h Daniol, say
TINT my man who said that IL had not
been, ais IN LIAR aud the truth Is not
IN him."
Remember lIollljay's Fundcr prom
ises aud his yctocs after elected. Re-
member " Daniel has fallen In love
with the schools all Mt once when lr
wants voles, he will 90 back, like llol'
liday, To his first love. the coupon, II
Olprtpl. y.
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Riddlebarger at Grange Hall.

Last Tuesday Mr.. Daniel Trig met the
knight Of the Valley" nj Grange Hall.
There were las voters present, and II ~
said that the doctrine " the New Dispen-
saticn, called Rcadjustment, was never
more efIectually divulged than Harry
did Il then and there. Mr.. Trigg Ia n
most estanable gentleman, and We shall
have little to say ms to how far he fell
short Of dining the lnster Of Riddle
berger's cleaning blade. II WAS u
Funier cruelty to push him into that
breach. Where WAS Geo. y. wiscy
Alas, perhaps Leigh Wilson had lost
him IN the woods " wythc.
Riddlebcrgsr ncw on to Estillvillc,
where In the gloom Of the great rainfall
Of Friday, he talked to n fair crowd, and
then dashed into Lac, where he will
make glad many a heart to-day, Friday
night he will meet John warlck IN Bris.
toll. oh Il booms---thls movement called
REIMBURSEMENT does.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-20
Como and zee. We have just
what you need for the fall and
winter season at
ANDERSON'S.
Mothers! Mothers !! Mothers z!

Ara you disturbed at night and brok-
en- Of your rest by n sick child suffering
aud crying with the excruciating pain
Of cutting teeth! II 40, 90 ut one" and
get hottie ~ MRS. WINSlOWS
SOOTHING SYRUP. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer immcliatcly--dc-
pend upon It; there Is no mistake about
II. There Il not n mother on earth who
has ever used II, who will not tell you At
once that Il will regulate the bowels.
and give rest t. the mother, and relief
and health to the child, operating like
magic. itis perfectly safe To Use In all
cases, md pleasant 10 the taste, and Is
the prescription of ane " the oldest AMI
&st feMale physicians aud nurses In the
.-'nited States. Sold everywhere. 20
~nts q bottle. nov 10, lSSO-ly