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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-21
WOMAN AND HOME.
FASHION HINTS AND HELPS FOR THE
KITCHEN
A y cIuan's Exchanye-Somcn in EevoIu-
tion-old Virginia Nince Pie kissing
Brides HON. Treatment for
Nervous disorders.



There Is hardly an American family in
which some member is not = victim 10 some
sort Of nervous di -ease-Ieuralgia, hysteria.
the extreme Of epilepsy, or the mild form of
constant "tire. Women, oftener young
than Old, are frequently mere bundles of
nerves; thin and boobies, living on NOR
phine and valer.an. known only in their
homes or social Ives by their suferings,
which are real enough to carry them
10 the edge Of the grave if too
vague for any ordinary ,ned.c.re t.
tcuch An eminent physician has hit upon
a treatment for this class Of invalid, which
is said 10 be successful He removes them
from home. changes the whole material and
moral atIno phere about them. puts them to
bed, ami farbidS them 10 move hand or loot.
They are over.ei fye times day. The lack
Of exercise Is supplied by kl.eading the entire
body. mi by electricity The patient goes
to bed a skeleton and comes OUT, it i, said,
fat and rosy. The secret Of this treatment
j. absolute rest, and the reduction Of the pa
tient t. :. condition Of mere animal
II the principle b. correct, there is no
reason why every mothar should not apply
il in tie treatment ii her nervous patient
0Gr sic Is sure to Lave one. Her husband
i, over-woriel in the Office or shop; lie grows
thinner and more irritable; every month his
appetite fails; he cannot sleep; complaining
OF dun vacuity at the base Of his brain; of a
structure ike an iron AMI about his jaws
There IS no time to lose. If possible lift the
weight little
Adopt similar, cheaper style Of living.
let the floors g uncarpeted, or take out the
maEey in the savings bank. Tier. will come
no rainier day than this. Give him months
absoluts holiday, free from work AMI worry,
feei him, feed him well, anus, HIM Let
tbs holiday be taken in the country or
somewhere on the water, out Of sight or
hearing Of his daily WORK AM cares Nine
c,4a..ces out OF II he viii come back new
man.
Or is it one of the boys who is Iale, who
has constant headaches whose face jerks
strangely in the spring. vino has moody
fancies, complains of il justice, has doubts of
the Bible 1t /, the boy who is head of his
class too The lad does not need moral dis
cipliue, or appeals to his feelings or his
faith. Take him from school and froa home;
turn HIM on farm for a year. He will
lcsris something there as useful in his future
life as Greek or geometry. Make him baths
regularly, eat heartily, drink milk and Leaf
tea, sseep carly in the evening and late IN tie
morning. II is not the mind, but the ma
chime that needs repairing.
Or i, IL tae mothers own arm or head that
tortures her with neuralgia, At any case
give tie Suffering part heat and ab-oIute
rest, wrap IL in cotton and ilannels to exclude
the sir. Let tne arm stop is working and
tie brain its thinking.
L. 81 ri, the home treatment Of all nerv-
OTIS disorders should be based on three words
Change, warmth. rest
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ka: D. R. Appleman, Ell Do

ka; D. r. Appleman, Ell Do
RADIO; J. NJ. Carpenter, Piqua:
Osbun Land & Loan association, Fort
Scott. represented byJ. NJ. Stanley:
ID. F. McNey, Toronto: Steen & Arm
strong. Fort Scott; Spar & Arm
strong, Moran; Moore & Kelley, Eure-
ka: II. \. Jones, Benton: e.. W. Neal,
Reece; Gum & Mari, Fort Scott; Maj
II. Proctor, Clearwater; Turner &,
Black. FL Dorado; Moore & Richard
son. Uniontown; Woods & Maris, FL
Dorado: il. F. Lee, Anthony; II. J.
Simpson. Anthony; Durkee Il Mar
tin. Eureka; Hunter Il Depew, Yates
Center; Leonard & Earl, Bronson;
ID. NJ. Bronson, Eldorado: y. +. Med
erIander, Wichita: G.. I. Holland &
Bro Argonia; W. 5. Reece, Reece,
Kansas: Van, Fossen & Wilcox. Fort
Scott: !. Mooney, Towanda: J. ;. Jones
Il Co. Towanda: ;. III. Henderson,
Rosalia; Brown 4 Coflman, Anthon::
o. Jennings * Co., Anthony.
Mr.. Rector. representing the TT. ;.
x W Ry., was present and gave the
association every assurance of the
hearty cooperation of his company
with their enterprise. The association
decided to hold its next annual meet
ing at Anthony.
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E Ter sinsly OF Ia mas, women were tie
authors OF so.Us ul the not important
n i, rl". If the Iey l,t.on. The initiative
act Of IA, struggle. tn famous vcti;ion q
The Champ De Mar, which demanded ,lff
neither Louis Nh uor any otter king
ah lull b. recugn.z q. wa drawn uD To- a
woman, Mime Robert. uea Kera'3,. In III.
forming f 're las "a and AT -. fe;, ot the
federation Michele, pronounce, woman II g
pr.rn' movers. l. VS. their energetic, con
dacr w-.el crowned wish success, the .,ea,
& IA '.I ami o. I October. IsS9. an.
brau- Louis from: Versailles To- Paris
\ F.euch historian las truly saiI.
~ omen were III a.ivaUga guar %. r volu-
;.oI. Thu Tie aova caay at great men. and
t..e activity and yi-,r % ,,, III n lhcm live,
seemed d. tine early DAYS Of ibe r,..olgt:ui g.
I'rira4 tie opening e.. new ga fur the ie-
IGaia Sex Hu, tl- authors Il the revo!,
Ell oliy 10 u-e thc women for The al
van cement %! their owii en- Is NJ >ua:cr
wa tie i.i-;irrecti II gotten well under ,gsy
than they lie -ert,l Their worthy ccaijuta,,
In tac lightning they encouraged them in
the f1u1l-tion II clubs end augllu.ied 81.
ar."r IN the caE>e, only 10 abolish ID.
g!;u check this ardor ami finally tArus
3
q was gained Mirab M. Dinfou Role
Z ere. and Others soon iut neiiai 70 Ri,
.sal.es.- movement Ia, Ge; f.fl.cva- rad
ua.ly merged istn the empire. .-h va, ID,
coup dc grace 90 tie q ,l.ra;ian-a Il tie yo!naf,
Of 1852
The empire not only di>signt1G their day
dreams. i,.- i: fastened 'i.a Nal. l. ni. cole
=: out their rers~ Thi- Wa a .a-;.l moment
far WON n, interests an general pubic
had rot ioIsotsu Ia many di~o-uers IL
". t,ey had Tar.ioii atel, anl was ~.
friendly. Tie cgdiiierc were dry oil Z, -lo.y-
ar, ~ t2- Roman law. AMI Bonalaste.
v aiI.an- evil genius, was al-Io,,e n.
ia Ihc spirit with which lie
IIteret uIon tie task may lie
ia i-ci by lis remark to Iii g, ucasue,:
\ husband ought 10 nave absolute control
over the actions of M wife. be has tie right
y SAY to her. Ma3ame. YOU shall not 20 ont;
madame. sou shall not g 10 tie theatre:
aalanie, Yen shall not SIC such Or such a
ler~an
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A MOTHER SPEAKS.
laura Glriani Carl


Tue night Is dark. oh, dark and drear,
AID chilly Autumn rains are falling;
In mournful cries, far off, l hear
Tine loaely night winds fitful calling
but Go e and warm, in peaceful rest,
Ny lale s .ieeping on my breast.
Her light breath ilutteEs past my face:
feel tie touch of silky tresSes;
One haHi in mine ha, found a place,
/ heil IL close with soft caresses
What care We FOR the s,ealthy rain.
Or moaning night wsnd'5 dull refraini
| move and wake: no babe i here
NJ arm are ciaspeI DER empty space.
Nor the little bed anear
u eager hands the small form trace
Twas all 4 dream except the rain,
AMI solemn night Yini's low refrain
| know, l know my baby lies
Far of beneath the cold, dark ground;
Unsheltere from The weeping skies,
VITA angry winds sEr.eking around;
NJ dar.i:- - Ter wIo-e lies short way
We let no zsPhyr5 oughiy stray.
O lite head, with rings 81 gold
o dainty forIn-1.mplei and white.
Was il for this / waic Cd unfold
Charm after charm with proud delight.
Oaly 10 have them torn away
To perish in the rain--oakeCi clay.
They tell NE there's a shadow land
Hidden, but closely linked with this.
There lOs- ones Join a spirit band
10 move for aye through scenes OF bliss.
try to see-but al in vain,
Iy baby lies thar. In tn rain
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-21
in England mi Iaaiy Their sre several
phySi'ili-s Uao hc.d the WOW t's.s cholera Is
ln.r.ly ~ a.,ravatel form x asue.


The dof:h of the i.n1rancs Of s.5me
Italian Populations has teen curi7,,>lr p
Veaisj uGIer Tire cholera epidemic The
eoEluct @. the frsssct ~ Reg,.o. 1t scsras.
was 50 surprising shat he WAS called mo, I,
resign hl> p = ga which n renark,i -thgt
be- could Mt deny tie truth 4 TIE STATE
ments which had been made. bU, that one
man l.: q T'T0yia-a O.. iliu;s could Mt SER,
tie current II folly Re then r.a,1yn; j
some Illustrative saee3otsS f Which t.s.
following ,s ule- s yEsE a JOKE placei Two
e-S>-a white oa1 and g black l.ei oas-b.-
fore LaybreaS, ~ Ia, door "a a houSa and
then rJISsi tls Inhabitants AMI t1li them
they haf the cao.era a. ths do.r-;bs
cholera's es-s.
The terror o. the P1o- people Wa frantic
The syn!l was !InIl.s,iiateiy sl.u4laoll,.l. and
b. orsteHei ths Carbiaeers % s1-rraurl.i =. q
house. while the authorities took conn a. a
70 " Ia; shouli l. dgle. /. va is-,i il s!.a.s
long pole with Mt attached T. II ss,5-,.d =.
prepared, AMI this. with every precaEt;9-.
was placed uB;er the eS-s which ven tasr
carried IL fun procession q syn lic, carliu>e-.
and towHsmea = TIE Campo SAuto where
the eggs were s1icMniy interre,i under a
thick layer o. qgick.ime- The -cliqls-a's
eggs beng thus barrel the CITY brest.,s.l
freely once more, AMI sy-ndic s-i sollisrs NJ
turned TO their quarters IN peace.
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THE NEW DISTRICT.

Emporia Republican: The house at
Topeka has passed the bill and the
senate viii doubtless concur, prCvid-
inc for the creation of the Nineteenth
judicial district, embracing the coun-
ties of Sumner, Harper Barber and
Comanche. Sumner is taken from the
Thirteenth district, which leaves in
that district Elk, Chautauqua and
Cowlev counties with population of
some -, 600. The counties OF Harper,
Barber are detached from the Eigh-
tceBth district, which was created by
the legislature of 1888. This leaves in
the Eighteenth district the counties of
Butler. Scdgwick and kingman, with
a population of $4,000. The district
provided for in the bill had, a year ago,
population of about II ,0O0-
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Motto to smokers

lie couiue;lr Cd: q u4--zs s.reat ar va
slse4ei a. clssrsinz . p.-ssi.-er ssn1,..r- a
cigar.
-LcaS herr, II y0u van. - smoke IN this
car. you ugst So - tie ca
The nan pad DO stten:i1u whAtsve-
i ny yo1 rs--lsI throw away var ci-a- IL
You are <r-1E . smoke n -, ca.
IL nan. Sbo VS. reporter rzr away
tie stamp carefully N his pocset. bar ths
eoE-i1c-s- . tais lsy o-zna; sl.se-s;z.l ,rhv
tEr o1s-eu ct, In
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4 FrctGnI Hostess.
tRa.amarr Herald

No hostess * = H. IN re dreaded than the
one who fr-t> Ia Ter her dut.eS II She i.
absent minlei AZ til table AMI c,n-.iol., II
the blun.e in the service She I, al a.l.-t n
g. al. about her. II mistake - Auea>v.
attentivs hearing : wur.h all tHs angel.
700 ani wire and jelly IN creation. for j, -
Mt tire essence % tie angel it.e,s-:tat
vhi-h pat> - thoroughly n orr ca-.. Osl!v-
in - an absolute essential after the guests
7re ''el "a. tle fabl,. One mast Ja t.col-
sriou7 Of mistakes If they r-cU- We have
known r-tau1"> where ar even ~ Ia loea
ularr'-l ty III obvious aav.gtv Oh tn gar. Z
.siirs ;aat nothing SD .ulI - ANS In
consequences. everything wsIi wrsa. I.,.
u5 saan have frequent ca:estain1l ants ami
! s> Nrea .ve ne
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-21

Major ". ii. Powell, L. : A., begins
in the Current of February 2lst, a SER
ies of papers on - Our Prospective
Complications He will consider the
relations of the United States with
Canada, Cnba. Mexico and Nicaragua.
and the obligations devolving upon
the Federal government for the devel-
opmemt of trade with those countries.
lie begins with Canadr, describing the
present political and commercial con
dition of that country and lis attitude
toward the United States.
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An Unexpected Appointment.

H
Professor John r Smith, OF New Albany,
Ind, was astonishci n lew days ago by re-
ceiving notice Of his appointment u Il $3.50
clerllship in the w.r ,.egar;ln H, To a cor
respondent Ire SAID: -Thi. i a.uch 4 mys.
tory TO me rs 20 you never as I'd Tor the
appointment l suppose. though. 1t came
under the civil service rules : -ycr.sl mont Is
ago was requested t. lr-wtr u pt;cr oiI
civil service reform. AMI ID uri,r to wrIt. It
intellicently ma lie some inquire. II refer
ence - the examinations.
i found | could get no Information up1n
the subject outside an d etermiuo / 20 ct it
inside. saw notice IN t!ie ps;i.y un. lay
that the commission would hsli S., sion in
Loui>vill., On a certain day. lerpiei Tor *
animation solely for the purpose of -rtt;r.
data for ny article, which / sub cgren,ly
wrote Some time after the examination
received notice from The commission at
Wasain yton Of my percentage. and that
hal been entered upon the list for an APP
p3intment thought and heard no more Of
it conSiiering il a mere formal notice until
tie notice Of my appointment in the war
Office came. II Is doubtful If I accept. a. nv
bJI -i,ieSs here is Of such nature that 10
not see now | can leave without u sacr.iice7
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-21

EX-Gov. Anthony made vigorous
fight on the bin creating state gravel
-cratcher, aud forced its reference.
He said, and truly, that the science of
geology didn't discover coal beds.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-21

Victor Hugo, lie was one ~ those CHI
iTen, SO rvin- o. pity fr ~ al waa
have fathers AMI mother, ami yet ara or
phaGS.
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Treats Catarrh of the Head, Ear and Nose Sore
Throat 1onsiilitis. Acute and Chronic, and
lun gAnections with Compound Oxy gen. or
the Spray treatment. Office in ferrell'- block
opposite the Pustofice. Office hours from ga
m To ; 70. m Ia
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-21

c. A. WILSON, NJ. ID.
Physician and Surgeon. Office at J. T..
Furiong's. southwest corner Topeka ave.,
and First street. dl,l-tf
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Physician, Surgeon and Accoucher. Diseases
OF Females speciality Office over Pollock Il
Pearce's, Door No. . Residence 80 south
Enpofla avenue Calls LEFT ~ Z v Healy's
land Office promptly answered dl61-tI
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-21

Teacher OF Piano. Violin and theory, late of the
Cincinnati College of Music. For terms call
on or address 63 North Main street, or Col
ings Piatt's law Office, Wichita, Kansas
lha-tf
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W. II. JOHNSON. NJ. D..

The noted magnetic healer, is located at No
$50 North Market street, where the sick and
suffering may receive the benefit of her wonder
ful healing pnWer Chnrges reasonable
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-21

DEs . W hithhONDs
Magnetic physician. Cures diseases of every
name and nature by mag. etic treatment, with
out medicine. His cures are speedy and per-
maneBt, and charges reasonable. Diagnosis
and consultation free. Parties from a distance
cab board with him n reasonable rates. Office
on south Water street, Wichita, Kansas.
lul
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The lajority vote il favor Of ,axa:i a Of
thur h property in WaskinStol Territory
=--s az
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Hom9opathist. No. III North Main street
first stairway south of Central drug store
nesrly opposite the pos:oiiice; Wichita. Kansas
ONCE hours from to a. m, I to 3 and to
D. III Chronic diseases a speciality I2S-tf
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DR. J &. DEAN,
DENTIST. Opposite the postofIcy Teeth ex-
trscted without pain. l9-5I-
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Dg. W :. McBUENIE.

c. ". {. JONES.
ht,Orney-at-law. Once in Eagle block over
Hovey Il Co. g dry goods store 72-2n-tr
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DtuistlDer aoucfai.
DE. ;. W. RICHMONI

DR. VI. \. PRATT,
Office GO Main street, wichits. Kansss
| d2el-lu'wiS-lms
DIR. 5. W RICHMOND.
Magnetic physician. Cures diseases of every
name and nature by uag etic treatment, with
out medicine. His cures are speedy and per-
maneDt, and charges reasonable. Diagnosis
and consultation free. Parties from a distance
cab board with him n reasonable rates. Office
on south Water street, Wichita, Kansas.
| lS5dslwly
EVA A. BATES,
Teacher OF Piano. Violin and theory, late of the
Cincinnati College of Music. For terms call
| on or address 6i9 North Main street, or Col
iings Piatt's law Office, Wichita. Kansas
Jsy4-tf
DR. j. c. DEAN.
| DENTIST. Opposite the postoiiIcg Teeth ex-
| trscfed without pain. l2-5l-
DIR ANDREWS
! Treats Caiarrh OF the Head, Ear and Nose Sore
| Throat. Tonsiiltis, Acute and Chronic. and
| Lun gAnections with Compound Oxygen. or
the Spray treatment. Office in terrell's block,
opposite the Posto.lioe Office hours from ga
m TO =. IN. Ia
c. A. WILSON, NJ ID.
Physician and Surgeon. Office at J. y.
Furiong's. southwest corner Topeka ave.,
and First street. dl,l-tf
6. II. TEBO, NJ. D.,
Physician, Surgeon and Accoucher Diseases
r r, - Door No, z Residence S56 sonth
land oliire ,rnr,,,lv snswsre, az =, >
MRS M sEyToy
The noted magnetic b.sIsr is ,oca..5 ., y,
$50 North Nsrte, street whore tSs - 81
suffering may receive the benefit of her wonder
-e.--1s NV. eHat So -e"soiaote.
W. n JOHNSON. NJ. D..
Hom1opathist No III North Main street,
nesrlv opr"si.e tbe nos:o,,lce. Wicbita
Once hours from toga. m Ito ssnd 10 q
D. III Chronic diseases speciality ls3-tf
G.N BIBEEE. MD.
omcs aud ro.i.,...o -, nj. ,
III - I p iesIH,Ice; Oh p"uEia, avenue
msrt go, "a ny nioIA, W. Her"S ple
DIR ". l.. DOYLE.
DESr1sr Office over Rarrss & SONS drug
lore, Centennial block. ichita. a
a. " q JnNrs
At,orney-at-law Once in Eagle block over
Hovey Il Co. g dry goods store 52-eo-tr'
rh- y. ~ ''Nif'
vile CIV and Wsri,e hnsn;taI and ,ata besIfh
officer Of Springfield. Illinois, has located at
for a,,s-ai ,r,cti' snp,Pciai a.,a,,id, go =,
r-vusroIo',v eiectric and rsIvanir ham or,
ice hours to 10 A. NJ. and to p. NJ. and at
"''-ti
TERRY 4 DUMONT,
Architects anil surerin'endents. Once in
~ "'''A "i'ui'"' h""9"s. :"
u. IS SMITH.
psSTEsr ksgIe building, Douglas avenue,
",'",A'-
rrvrrpv u,rrTrtr, rrvrY
Nr1.-uey.,tT,v ,rfre; 81, r..,r.i, mo-. an
poetic po,toifcc. wichita. Kas AIS If
a. ,,,v-
,n,us ,n,Js
: ~ a1aai, : uAual, = vsaa'Lil5 a,..'5
!. V -. 5az1.za.. aaai 5545r
A.. w sl .n in 10th si state
l e l 9icat stI Ksa-. stairway north Of f''
Physician an. a S.. &s>'1 o,a@. over )" Fuller
-. cHl,l,
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DIR. W. l.. DOYLE,
DENTS Office over Rarnes 4 SONS drug
tore, teutenniai block. " ichita. 81
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G.. VI BIBBEE, NJ. ID.

Olhce and residence. 81 Douglas avenue
south side. Barnes block over Derhy's Impie-
inent store, WichIts, kansas. dies I'm
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lE W
Formerly physician and surgeon to the Louis
vile City and Marine hospital, and late health
officer Of Springfield, Illinois, has located at
No. l: Main street, opposite the postoflice,
for general practice. Special attention paid to
gynecOlogy, electric and galyanic baths. Of
ice hours : to 10 \. NJ. and TO p NJ. and at
night ds1-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-21

ADAMS. GEo- ". ApANs
ADAMS X ADtIlS,
Attorney ~ Law. VIII practice in state and
FEDERAL courts Office IN Eagle Block. " ichta.
Ia d3u-
HARRIS y HARRIS x yERMILLIoN,
Attorneys az Law. Commercial block. VI ich-
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& NJ urNnrEN NJ IL

MES. ;. 7. HENDEIt hSON,
,eher Of Piano. Organ snd Theory, 49, North
r. e. street 6.DS-if
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PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
DIR. WV. HALL. SPECIALIST.

j. " BALDEhSION,
ATroRSEY At LAW. wichita, sedgw lex coun
Kansas Once In Centennial Block. is5-ts
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Address,
WICHITA,
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TERRY 4 DUMONT
Architects and Superintendent Once in
Hoys' block Wichita. Kansas eff
II. IS SMITH,
DsNTIsr EsgIe building, Douglas avenue,
WicliItn. Kansas
- II. BENTLEY. Il Hatfield. ! {. Bentley
BENTLEY. HATFIELD \ BENTLEY.
Attorneys at Law Cnice in Terrell Block "p-
liUsite rustoiiCc, ~ ichiia. kas dis If
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r. IA I
Attorney at law. Once over Citizens Bank.
l2l--r
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-26
0anrirte llIaoirro.
Red Flannel Flags.

81 don't know how to account for III
never felt il BEFORE"
Haven't your Well, all things must have q
beginning. II is only pain in the shoulder,
in the ankle. in the knee, in the elbow, ID the
back, m the wrists or fingers. That's all 1t is
now BY and by it will be rheumatism. with
its red flannel flags hoisted, its weakness It's
WEAKNESS, its Imprisonment. You dom want
it2 OF course you don't. Crush II IN the BUD,
then. Howp These people Will tell you;
"Benson's Caporne Plasters cured me of
rheumatism in the back. III. ID. Bowles, 1919
Morgan street. st. Louis.
"Rhoumauc pains vanish before Bensons
Capcine Plasters." John Burns. Kansas
City, Mo.
Everybody should know how good Ben
sons Capcine Plasters are Tor rheumatism -
Peter j. Constant. $50 state street, Chicago.
"BensOn's Capcihe Plasters cured me OF
rheumatism between the shoulders. IT. W.
stafford, SOS Austin avenue, chicago,
For an rheumatic troubles Benson's Cap
cine Plasters are the best. / speak from eN-
perience "-E. II. Cleavor, 22l Randolph
street, Chicago.
~ have no complaint except rheumatism,
and Benson's Capcine Piastera always relieve
me of that."-F. +. Hanks, So Dearborn
street. Chicago, Ill.
For rheumatic pains between the shout
doris Bonson,s Capcine Plnsters are very Ell
cacious. -. ID. Philnps, l42l Capital ave-
nue., Omaha, Neb
"Put me down as saying that Bensons Cap
cine Plasters are superior 10 all others Tor
rheumatism. Eugene Angelica, 500 Wabash
avenue Chicago.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-26
TIVE DEAD MARCH.

,-a..r tramp, tramp, in the drunkarus way
Issrch the feet of q million men;
ne shall pity and none shall save,
u non Viii Inc march they are making enof
n l5,',g The strong. and the old are there
~ Ia ywoful ranks as they hurry past,
WIN 'ot a moment to think or care
y ", is the tate that comes ut last
rramn. tramp, tramp, to drunkard's ooom'
iS'5tof a boyh0od pure and talr-
oS Ug' the thoughts OF love and home
Ot past thc check Of mothers prayer;
oi,,,.d swift to drunkard's crime,
over the plea of wife ana chllu,
over The hottest ties Of time We
peasou dethroned and soul gone Wlld'
r.aD,n tramp. tramp, till a drunkard's grave
covers the broken life Of shame
whilst the spirit Jesus died 70 save
gscts a future we dare not name.
,-Ss heip us all, there's = cross TO bear
Arl work to do for the mighty throng!
COD give lis strength, TIL the toll ana prayer
SbiU end Que day IN the ylctors song
'-''' -Bary T. Le,threp.