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WANTED-ROomS.


UTANTED-THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS.
wv for light housekeeping, between seventh and
Thirteenth, + and streets northwest. Address d. $.
H., Republican Office no43ts
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FINE RESIDENCE
NORTHWEST SECTION

Pendleton. RObeson, and ex-Secretary hunt Lot,
24xlSg to 30-foot paved alley House built entire
width of lot basement three stores attic ana four
story back building. erected for especial use of owner
naval officer, whose orders take him elsewhere),
constructed OF very best material by skilled me.
chanics The interior finished in natural woods and
subdlvided into beautiful rooms, conveniently ar-
ranged; plumbing and heating apparatus of the very
best Kind. Exterior Of elegant design and perfect
finish. South front, Germantown stone foundation;
street parked and paved.
This Is the best bull ana most desirable entirely
residence for sale in the city.
For price, terms, and permit to inspect the premises
apply TO ]. v. N. IIUYCK,
No. 1906 Pennsylvania avenue,
Opp. north entrance u. S. Treasury building.
Or address p o. box 42s. Be20-H
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LOST AND FOUND.

7 OST-STRAYID FLoM No. lS2s i STREET
IL northwest, n small dark-co0red skye terrier
gyp, tn. ee months old: hnd q leather collar
black with ed edges and three bells on It. A liberal
reward will he paid for her return at the above ad
dress. oc3-6t&
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FUN ABoUNDs IN THE PLAY.

1t is n new creation to permit two of the brghtes,
Stars of Comedy to have the freest and fullest scope
and to afford splendid Dramatic Company great
tppity
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Dir SALE AT HALF COST.

EoR sALE--wE HAVE A NUMBER OF BAR
a SON, blb Seventh street ocip-lm
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ORGANS REPAIRED AND RENOVATED AT
W reasonable prices by first class work men. JOHN
+. ELLIS IL CO., s57 Pennsylvania avenue, near
IA, mig
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A DMIRERS OF FIRST-CLASS INSTRUMENTS
"a to examine the unsurpassed SOhmer pianos, in
every style 9!5 Seventh street northwest, nD2-Gta
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FOR RENT-Unfurnished Rooms

1000 @ STREET NORTHWEST - FOR
4 900 rent, two beautiful unfurnished parlors
and hall room ON first floor, with heat and gas; table
beard convenient. no6-6t*
INOR RENT-VERY DESIRABLE UNFUR-
II nished rooms at 324 Four-and,a-Half street
northwest, near City Hall, DoG-3t~
E,oR RENT-oNE UNFURNIsHED FRONT
IL room suitable for two persons; south front; heat
and gas 40 II street northwest. no4-3tf
ISoR RENT ONE LARGE UNFURNISHED
l1 front parlor, second fioOr wi h without ooard
also other rooms. a25 Ninth street northwest no3-3t%
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DIANOS AND ORGANS FOR SALE ON EASY
IL monthly payments, JOHN i. ELLlS& CO., No.
0S7 Pennsyivania avenue, near Tenth street. MOTT
wv TANTED-To BUY A 4s OR 5OINCH BICY-
w Gle. second hand, and in good condition. Ad-
dress G, NJ, b., Republican Office, nO2.3t%
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WANTED-HeIp-Malf


wv ANTED-1O0 YOUNG MEN, WHITE OR COL
w ured for active service nthe Western countryt
good salary and all expenses paid. Apply 1916 f
street northwest. not-l2t~
wv ANTFD-A Roy AS CASHIER IN A WINE
w and cigar store; must he over 49, of steady ha'-
Its. ana some knowludce of business. Apply Mt 5l3
Thirteenth street, between and 6p. m. no4-5ts
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WANTED-MisceIianeau.

wv READERS TO TAKE
w their Periodicals through Brown Subscription
Agency, 90 Broadway, New Haven Conn, nj greatly
reduced rates. Iiarpet's Magazine, $3.50; Atlantic
$780, North Americ IN Review, si15 Petersons, 81 .B0
DemorCst Sl.75. &C. tSC. Send for catalogue nOi-3tA
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An ailments Of tho feet permanently ourcd, SEQ
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WY ANlED-TO TELL THAT YOU CAN HAVE
w the very best aud cheapest photographs at 100
Pennsvvanii avenue, KEMETHY'S Gallery.
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DIANoS FOR RENT AND SOLD ON INSTALL
IL ments. JOHN i. ELLIS d. CO.. 9f PENNSYLVANIA
avt nue. near Tenth street. MOIST
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FOR SALE-LOtS.

NOR SAIE-VALUABLEL LOTS ON EAST CAP
IL itol, South A streets, and Massachusetts avenue
Capitol hin, on easy terms. APPLETON T. CLARK,
20 Four-and-a- II alf street northwest. nol-at
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A GENTLEMAN USED TO TEA CHING, WITH
"A good testimonials, wishes to find his boarding in
compensation of lessons in French or Italian. Ad-
dress Republican Office nO4.3t
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Miscellaneous.

VIENNA, April 14.-Three persons,
reported to have persisted in ascending
the Alps list Sunday. were discovered
alive, but in starving condition.
BUFFALO, April 1.-THE Govern
Of the suspension of the First National
ent, through Encouragement only.
ALBANY, n. ". April l4.-James
Moran. of Troy, WAS sentenced to six
months imprisonment in the pcnitenti-
AIRY for repeating at the charter election.
a dozen others await trial.
WILMiNGTON, Del, Apri! 1.-THE
Democratic Commissioners are cited to
appear before the Supreme Court in
each county in tine State and show cause
for their refusal to place certain Repub-
lican petitioners on the assessment list.
OTTAWA, April 14.-The bill lcga]iz-
ing marriage with sister.in-iaw passed
the Senate ~ to II. The opponents Of
the biN will appeal to the (;Overnor-
General for his veto, and If the appeal
fails vii! petition the Queen to disallow
the hill.
Chicago, April 1.-THE Iana.er Of
\. L. Stewards establishment said 10 All
Associated Press reporter this M .rn:ng
that all he knew Of The New York firn..s
intending to wind up its affairs was
that he had received AN advertisement
with instructions to insert it in the
newspapers Of this city, stating that 4.
T.. Stewart 4 Co. hay in" .lrcited to dis
continue their dry ..oot!> business, they
offer Tor sale their stock .; merchandise
and mill properties. This indicates that
the house will discontinue all its com
ncttiOns as well Il, the main business.
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qoented BY that insignificant young
puppy Story" YeaIs afterward, when
Story was . Judge on the Supreme
Bench, he visited Salem and was warm
" welcomed BY those who had known
him formerly. Among his best friends
apparently was Mrs. B. and he accepted
her pressing invitation to dinner. Now.
in the years which had elapsed, the
seamstress had become possessed Of .
home Of her own, to which was at
tached . garden, with pear tree, which
was just then loaded with fine fruit.
After the invitation to dinner had been
accepted the seanlstrees received call
from Mrs. BIS servant, asking Ter to
send up . basket Of her excellent pears
for dinner, as mfr. Justice Story, of the
Supreme Court Of the United States.
was to be present." The good-natured
seainstress sent the pears at once, and
with them this message, Tell your mis-
tress that 1 am glad that the fn~ignifi-
cant young puppy Story has grown to
be 80 fine . dog."-Har'er's Magazine.
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Anecdote Of Judge Story.

The following anne.,lote about the
famous jurist Story is IN private cirr,,-
lation. but is good enough, ;pr the pubic
eye. 1t was prepared for Storv'> bio
graphy l,y his sou, but Charles sumner.
who edited the work. struck it out. The
narrative runs like this: In his young
or days story lived in the arist,nratic
old town of Salem, in Massachusetts,.
His great ability was not then tempered
10y a. much wisdom as he a:tcrward dis
played. and he was Looked upon with
distavcr by some Of the old families.
Onc day Mrs. a. called upon Mrs. T.,
and in the course Of their conversation
there being seanlstrt'Ss present) Mrs.
T.. asked Mrs. Il. if her daughter was
going to the party that evening. NO"
WAS the short reply; ~ don't propose
to LIT my daughter 60 to any place fire.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-04-19

The subscription for the six-rsnny
edition Of ''Tonn Browns School Days
exceeds !5O,'UO copies.
The English edition Of Frederick
Douglass g autobiography is to have the
advantage Of Il preface Nv JOHN Bright.
The English journalist, L:,'mucl,cre.
il writing II novel. based upon the in
ate desire Of about half OF England to
marry his wite's sister.
Louise Michel, the French cn,nnl,,-
mist, has written hook in the intervals
If her iMflaMlnatOry speech making.
1t hears the title Of lies Meprisces, -
and is Il story of low life in Paris.
The Observation-Disclosures ser
mon, almost universally published ti,iv-
~ years ag'', WAS originally preached Ivy
W.P. Isr,.Enan, and contributed bv hin,
to an obscure paper in Mississippi.
EIyu.'O says that there is in Paris !.
writer who docs the descriptive part O,
novels fer nOvclists wl,sn.. genius docs
not lie in that line Of writing. From,
him they purchase. cash down, every
kind of description Of Paris scenery.
1t is said that jeff Davis has received
twenty-Nne thousand dollars from the
SslIC ~ Ills U(NDN.
The prize iOr the most valuable work
in moral and political science produced
in Belgium during the last five y.:,rs
LAS lncn awarded 'y the Belgium Gov
eminent to NJ. Emile de- I.avclevc, this
work including his ''JMrttreS sur l'Ital-
ie," "L'Agriculturc Beige" and LA
PrOpricte dies FOrnlcs Pri,nitives.''
A Corean hook appears authenticity
to date from 1917 and 1924 1:,U wears I,e-
fore the earliest printed hook known in
Europe and there is u distinct me ltion
OF the production OF Tyre in C"rea by
n!Ol.iing and casting about l4N. The
japanese Immediately adopted the ilr-
vention. The first really national work
printed in Japan WAS the Nih"nsi or
Japan Chronicles, ut the very end OF
Sixteenth century.
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1mDO: tant Arrests.

-. j">tr'I, no. April l4.-Enos J..
Trowt!.cr, "x-c;'y register and city at
'nrn....' and present city a~.s,S"r. t"..'h-
+r Wits. Il man named John Cox, late
clerk ar J"huE. Bender, pension agent.
were arvSts~! ';,-niait on complaint "f
Mayor l'.z,.njv, charging them with
completely in the >l'M.'Nw bDni steal.
These bond. were fixed ut S2!.:ioO each.
Cro,hrr furnished bond, Int Cox went
t"jai'. 'Eile arl,'s: was mad" Oh infor-
NATION frO,, city marshal Hichue now
in New York with prisoners Scott and
Irwin. THE telegram stated that irwin
han GIVEN TIE facts away I" him, that
Cr"wil,yr AMI COX stole the bonds and
had si:rn them 10 Scott and Irwin to
sell. I'll" arrests Tonight rr, ated y pro-
,oE,ll Srns,:iiui:.
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O'CCNuOr Interviewed.

tHN'AGO. Apr! 14.--ri:nnlas Power
O'(onnor says he has raised sal, tstD in
tn" West for the Land League. He
could scarcely express the pleasure lie
"<rcricn, I'll over his rorlia reception
i'll The chi.+f cities Ut the West, ami
spoke or' <'alifrrnia as being ''GNi's
own country, WHERE. The climate was
ever =l"ric.:> AN; the people inteiii gent.
irc'-l,c,rt'si ana generous" Mr.. OCnn-
nor was asked what lie had observed as
stranger in in Il strange land ~ respect
~ the Chinese question. He replied
1.-The ari,a.icn appears to he purely an
.N..tri'a ~. -iinn, a,n! viii: not dis
cll-s whether the movement to drive
thcn: on, l.; Just or unjust. The people
Of the Pacific Slo;-. =" far rs | was able
to jude, We're unanimously against
thciG.''
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CHICAGO, April 14.-lrs. scoville's
petition for the appointment Of . con-
servatOr Of the estate of Guiteau came
up In the court this morning. Judge
LOOMS said that IN view Of the recent
decisions Of the Supreme Court of the
State there was some uncertainty about
the jurisdiction Of his court in probate
matters, and advised her to let the mat
ter rest until the doubt was settled or
nnG"estionacly had jurisdiction. t. In ,ap pro;
rather have the court refuse to hear the
petition as. he would then appeal to the
supreme court direct. This was &C.
cOrdingly done.
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Lynchirg of Horse Thieves.

CHICAGO, April IA special from
Kirbyville. No., says: An exciting
tragedy has just occurred in the negh-
borhood. For some time past people
have been troubled BY depre'lations Of
horse thieves. At length three men
were discovered to be the ringleaders.
They were hunted down, taken to .
pinery some distance from town and
hang. The deed was performed swiftly
and the vigilantes dispersed. The mo.
ment the men were swung up there
was much excitement. This il the first
triple hanging in this section ut Mis-
souri, for several years. The names of
the thieves are unknown, but they are
from Greene county.
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Bank Failure.

BUFFALO,, April 1.-THE First Ma
tio,,ai Sank has closed its iOrs. A
large number of drafts issued to live
stock dealers drawn on the Fourth Ma
ton Bank OF New York on the 4th inst.
an,! since that date. were Yesterday dis.
hon"r"! in Ecw York. The extent Oi
drafts unpaid cannot lie a>eertainett now
hut it is thought TO be large. The fail
IRE will seriously affect u large number
Of cattle ''r;,l,T i, vii" sent these drafts in
PAYMENT for stock sold Ivy them. 1t is
believed deposits will he raid in iull.
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Denver Notes.

DrNvr~, April 1i.-The first section
cf the Raymond excursion, rom Bos-
ton. reached here to-day.
Complaints continue to reach the
,s,s,oil!cc ihsp c!"r irgardin. the loss
If money, drafts. etc, from the mails
while en- route iron, Colorado to New
York. Tie amount j.; estimated ut
nearly 81 million since December. De
,-c,ives arr n"n,,iu>rl.
Oscar Wilde visited GOV. Tabor's
Matches mine. ut L.:ulville, last
night. an'l wa ~i"wn through the UNI
foreground workings.
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HARrFORD. April 1.-THE House OF
Representatives passed resolution ask.
ing the pardon Of sergeant Mason and
his restoration to his rank in the army.
Also resolution asking Congress to
take action for the relief Of American
citizens confined in British prisons ~
''sllspects."
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BricEul akers' Demend-Recepti
Ce OCOnnOr.

tNH'Af'n, April l4.-rhe Erickmak-
cr~' n:"n. comprising nearly I'LL brick
makers in the civ. have demanded an
increase "f ~ ger cent per day. Nine
teen iran: Save united ina letter setting
forth ;i::: :i:s;>..r ~ Tie building inter.
,>.> vii. .ni'"w $,'cii al cxor!,itant scale
q: price, and outside. !n,i',: could SHY
brick here and smut up ali the yards III
the ci,E il he aGvant'. We're g,ari"l.
Hoa. Y. 7. Dt'nnnnr arrived from
Californian to-day. ant! will lecture sun.
''ay before the United Land League al
the city. Ike says ;hcie are now = mill
iOi, land learners in America. lie il
hi"hiv ,.r.;;li,"! with his reception in
this citv.
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CnARLE.r,S, April 14.-Miss Joe
kin. Of Blue Creek. t,''! dead last Mon
day. After tie funeral services, while
friends were takic last view of the
body. signs Of life were observed. The
cDrlys;. was taken from the coffin and
tais.r home, where Indications Of life
arr. still visible.
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Reepited.

SANTA FL, April likely. who was
to have been hung yesterday for the
murder Of u ReariOn, was respited the
second time until May I'D.
Seven murder cases are on the docket
at the presen; term ofthe District Courts
IN Ntw Mexico. Two have already
been found guilty.
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TIE Buffalo Bank Failure.

BUFFALO, y. ", April 1.-THE
First National Bank. whi'l, >..re, dGsl
Yesterday. held an envia'... financial
position. a',.r".l-h liscIy ru:nOrS have
i..'en ,'y;n. ;',s :,Ic Young president was
S;rcul:,,in: ton much in Chicago. The
banks las: statement showed the assets
Il. bt 81 .u.:: liabilities, outside If
stock, sl,i:s,.tkn: i-I.!Ha' city and $l22.tNN
county funds are secured l.v almost
worthless bonds.
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Tho A. z. Stewart Property tor Sale.
NEW YORK, April l4.-The Tribune
Gays: It 10 announced that A. T. Stew
art 4 Co. have determined to disc0n-
tinue their business and that they Offer
for sale their entire stock of merehan.
disc and Ill their mill properties.
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Receiving Stolen PROPERTY.

CHICAGO, April l4.--Ex-GOv. Bur-
lack. - l., kOta. now rostO;lice inspec-
tor be. -. enc OF u dozen p:.>scns gers
in H., ";',:ch WAS robbed Ivy James
gam -, springs. Ark, eight
yva!-aro. Z W:S robbed OF 4 gold
w:.:h an.! 81 Hnd Il diamond pin
worth $:*s'. lie has received in!nr;.,;,-
:.n, from Marshal cra:s, Of st. joe,
liza: Ills pr !; ~ was iOund among the
effects q. IA IS" James and will
be- returned IT, inn.
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Guiteau Again.

WAsnINGroS, Ap:i: l4.-t;"iteam i:
on! IL. annlhcr card. He says: Had
they relatives, all died twenty-five
wears a4c is WOULD have been Il gt,tl-send
to me- He charge. ::,covi!ie with "e-
sire 10 get Inc control Of his book and
says he has already paid :Scoville SO,
whicl, is more than lis alleged services
are worth.
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PARIS, April IA letter 1fom
Card says: War is yearly proclaimed
against all Europeans engaged In ON
cial functions in Egypt, and the papers
advocate the absolute expulsion OF Eu-
ropeaus from the pubic service.
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KANSAS CITY, April 13.-D0l1ey
passed thror Oh thu city Ibis morning
en- route to WashiDgton TO attend the
trial of the Star Route cases.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-25
Circuit Court at Batosville.


The grand jury found ffty-two
true bills and sevcnty-two indict-
ments, and the following persons
were fined the amounts stated
for the offenscs named: unlawful
cohabitation--Will Bcanland, fined
$500 and Is days in Jail Sam
Bradley She same Topper Wall,
fined 5000 and 60 days in Jail /;
Susan Bradley and Kate McCul-
Tough fined $50, each, and one day
in jail Petit larccny-John Laird,
fined $500 and 30 days in Jail +;
John James, fined $1,000 and one
day in Jail Grand arc'ny-Buek
Magce, two years in the peniten-
tisry; Ben Wall, the same ;
Bob Bogan-carrying concealed
pistol, fined $1,000 and cost; Rich
ard yance-profane swearing,
fined 5000 and cost Jesse Jones,
ljr, carrying concealed weapon
fined 5000 and cost; Wilson Crit
fn--rctailing without license, fin.
ed $500 and cost John W. Cal
lahan-trespass, fined 5000 ant
cost ; r. D.. Bowles-murder, zen
fenced to penitentiary for life.
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tuiulfm l u maiutiIy WI goo ml
uihan, wv wndIue iham tlf
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Wheu all who owo u ah0Nld pay
.and rat promptly WIllout pfris
tout solicitation Wo have dohis
io meet yory COON, aul llla Il Tho
.mly way We haze IA meet thom
II wv owe ua, lmn know NJ no unit
tor " the pmount b. anull oycty
lutte hclps Some Of our stbscfib
.crs are beyond The limits " tho
county and State. This appeal T.
made to nll, but especially the
.luttor We nnw luuk and lr1t e.,
curly aud numerous favorable
responses. Remember, We do not
como asa surpliant Cor charity :
wc are merely asking for onf ouu
and trust no ofIcnso win b. taken,
~ none IL intended We would
not be Va urgent were IL not for
the fact that at present we are
scarcely collecting enough money
to pay expenses.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-25

A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat
should he stopped Neglect frc1ucn.
~ rrults IN au lncumble Lung
Disease or consumption BnowN &
BnoNrniNl TRocltt4 docs not ditor.
der the stomach like cough syrups
and balsans,but act directly On The
innamcd parts, ollaying irritation,
gives relief in Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Catarrh, and the Throat
Troubles which Singers and Pub
lie Speakers are subject to, For
thirty years Browns Bronchial
Troches have been recommended
by physicians, and have always
given perfect satisfaction, Having
been tested by wide and constant
rse Tor nearly an entire generation,
they have attained meritcd rank
among tho few staple remedies Of
Tie age. Sold It . cents ii box
everywhere.
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-25
Church Dedication.

Last Sunday marked quite an
event in the history Of Pleasant
Grove, the occasion being the dedi-
cation Of the large and rcomy
Methodist unuiui, ti.eiu. ns,. III.
Luter preached the dedication SER
mon. which was followed by . rich
and bountiful rcpast, spread by the
hospitabIe citizens of Pleasant
Grove and vicinity. There was
enough and to spare, and everybody
went homo happy and full.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-25
Mothers Mothoruu Mothorsln

Arc YOU disturbed at night and
broken Of your rest BY a sick child
suffering and crying with tho cx-
cruciating pain Of cutting teeth?
lfso. 90 at once and got a bottle Of
MRS. WINsLoW's SOOTHING
It will relieve the poor
little sufferer IN Immediately depend
upon Il; there IL no mistake about
II. There Is not q mother on earth
who has over used Il, who will not
tell YOU alunce that il Will regulate
the bowels, aud give rcst 10 the
mother, and relief and health 70
the child, operating like magic.
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