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Cotton.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. IA. - Cotton dull and un-
changed; sales, 5000 bales including 500 for snec
rlation and export. and d. 500 bales of American
Weekly cotton statement: Sales of the week 10 600
bales; American 80 600 bales SPECTATORS took
800 bales; exporters took 200 bales forwarded from
ship sides direct to spinners 100 bales; actual ex-
ports, IL 600 bales; toalmpors, 1000 bales Ameri
can 5000 bales; total stock 6S1 600 bales; Arneri-
can, 47S.O0O bales total amount afoat $4,000
bales; American, 5000 bales
NEW YORK Aug 14.-The Post, in its cotton
review, up to 2 p. so 900 bales were
turned yet at the third call only 100 bales of
October were bought at 964c, and 100 bales of
November, at 9.5Sc. Bids were refused of 10 32c,
for August; 992c, for September; $500 for Decem,
Der; 9.67c, for January; 9.77c. for February;
9.7Sc, for March, 10.0Sc, for May; 1O.17c, for
June. Futures closed steady 3-1OO05-lOOc lower
than yesterday Sales of the day, 50, OOo bales"
NEW ORLEANS, Aug 4.-Cotton dull and IN.
changed; net and gross receipts 40 bales sales 800
bales stock on hand, 1857 bales. Weekly statement:
Net receipts 296 bales: gross receipts 800 bales; e
ports eoastwise, 2O69 bales; sales, $500 bales,
GALVESTON, Aug. 14.-Cotton steady and un-
changed; net and gross receipts IA bales; sales So
bales stock on hand ,O01 bales. Weekly statement:
Net receipts 3S7 bales gross receipts 403 bales; ex-
ports coastwse, sc bales; sales, 222 bales.
ST louis, Aug 14.-Cotton-More doing and low
grades fraction off; good ordinary. 9c low middling
936c middlng, 10c sales, 400 hales receipts none;
shipments, bales; stock on hand, 1900 bales.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 14.-Cotton quiet; rlddling Zoe;
receipts II bales shipments 3 bales stock on hand
4,oO3 bales sales, unimportant
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NEW YORK, Aug. 14-I3eeves-Recepts, 116
carloads; all for the market good and prime steers
were trile higher; middle and fair grades steady,
and common and inferior shade lower. dull poorest
to best native steers sold at $4S5O6 ~ cwt. live
weight; Texas steers, $4.5005.30; fair Colorado
steers, $5.70a5.S0; general sales at $4,000
467l2 for Texas steers, and at $5.25062O for
native steers An exporter bought 200 fat steers at
$5 IS as ~ cwt.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts $500; steady for
good sheep but dull and lower for common sheep and
for all sorts of lambs 20 carloads must be carried
over: extremes were STE 04.T5 ~ cwt for sheep,
and $4. 25 az 25 for lambs.
Hogs-Kecepts, 3, l7G head; trading in live hogs;
nominal value, $42504.75 y cwt.
CHICAGO. Aug. lathe Drovers' Journal reports:
Cattle-Receipts, $780, shipments, 2. 800. The
market strong; shipping steers, $44O05.95;
stockers and feeders 1918 20; cows. bulls and
mixed 81 rs al. %; bulk of sales $50 0. So through
Texas cattle active and 5010c higher at 81 so 20;
Western rangers and firm natives and half
breeds, $4 20 05.1O COWS, "a. so 04 wintered Tex
ans $404.35.
Hogs-Recepts, 10 OOO shipments. $500 The
market was slow and weak; rough and mixed $500
% %I3 B4Sg "9 sfp snBS g. light
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts LOO; shipments,
$50. The market was steady; natives, 500. 25;
Texans So so; lambs, per head, $1.7oG3.75.
ST LOUIS, Aug. 14-Catte - Receipts 700;
shipments, 700. The supply scant and the feel
ing firm; fair to choice native shipping steers 81 rs
00575; good native butchers steers ST. IA 20:
mixed lots of butehering stock, So. so .75 Colo
rado steers, $4.25 05.15; Indian steers, $500
40 Texas steers, $4,000; Texas cows $500
325
Hogs-Recepts, 5000 shipments, $500. The
market was active but lower packing grades, 81 20
$3.50; Workers. and butchers grades, $4 6094G5.
Sheep-Recepts, 120O; shipments, 500. There
good local and shipping demand for best grades,
but poor stuff very dull; common to medium
sheep 81 02.75: good to fancy muttons, So "a.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 14.-The Live Stock Ind<-
Gator reports Cattle-Receipts, 2733 shipments,
1894. The market was strong, active, and SC
higher; exporters. $52OG54O; good to choice ship
ping, $4.9O@5.l5; common to medium, $4,000
a. IS; stockers and feeders. $3.400430; cows,
ESQ 03.4O; grass Texan steers So QD3. 80.
Hogs-Receipts e, 1913: shipments, 2812. The
market weak and 5O10c lower; light and as
sorted $4 So 04,45; heavy and mixed 81 04.30.
Sheep-Receipts 181; no shipments The market
steady; fair to good muttons, S25003; common
to medium. $1.5O02.25.
EAST LIBERTY, Aug. 14.-Cattle-There was
nothing doing; good held firmly and common dull.
Receipts, 500 head; shipments. 400 head.
Hogs-The market slow: Phi&dephias, $4 80
04.90 Workers. S4.5O04.7O. Receipts, $500
head; shipments, $500 head.
Sheep-There nothing doing feeling not good.
Receipts, 2, 200 head; shipments, 1000 head.
CINCINNATI. Aug 14:-Hoes quiet common and
light SIS. IS a. 81; packing and butchers, 81 250
4.e5 Receipts, 715; Shipments 976.
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QUITE A TUMBLE IN WHEAT.
The Market Drops in Spite of a Vigor
Gus Effort of the Bulls.
Corn Shows Little More Strength than
Wheat, While Oats are Weak and Lower
Provisions Continue Dull.
MONEY, BONDS AND STOCKS.

Railway Bonds Unusually Active - Stocks
Active and Dull by Turns.
New YORK, Aug. 14.-Money on call easy at
II per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 4d5 per cent.
Foreign exchange was quiet and firm at 81 So
for sixty days. and 81. 81 for demand
The total stock sales to-day were 21O 397
shares, including Delaware, Lackawanna &
Western, II, 100; Erie, 6O06 Kansas &
Texas, 16, $50; Lake Shore, 90 700 Louisville &
Nashville, "a, 408: Northwestern, 12,819; New
Jersey Central, 3, 700: New York Central, 9OGl
Northern Pacific, 4,52O; Northern Pacific pre-
ferred, $780, Reading, $500; st. Paul, 1885,
Texas Pacific, 1860; Union Pacific, 1855
Western Union, %, 500; Oregon Transcontnen-
tai, 10000
Government bonds have been dull but firm,
except a decline of in the price bid for the
fours, while the currency skies have rallied per
cent in the quotations bid
State bonds have been dull, and quotations
generally firm.
The railway bond market has been unusually
active, the sales of Erie seconds-$l. 653. 600
being nearly an average days business for some
time past in the whole list At the same time
the bonds were strong selling up to 65a and
closing with a net advance of l. per cent, at COL
This is the highest price at which these bonds
have sold this year and for q long time previous
The trading in East Tennessee, Virginia &
Georgia incomes amounted to $40, 000 during
which the bonds rose to l64 gain of J. The
sales of West Shore frsts were $l6S, 600, the
bonds closing with an advance of /.
The stock market has been active and dull by
Turns By issuing orders to their brokers to
trade in small lots, manipulators were enabled
to give the market the appearance of much
greater activity than really prevailed. The sales
day of AZ 300 The business was, however
comparatively wep distributed A feature of
she market was the continued activity in the
teption. Early in the dealings the market ex
hibited a good deal of feverishness,
but this was followed later by
greater attention to the whole list,
which exhibited considerable stl ength on very
low advances. The market closed strong gen
Sraly at or within a small fraction of the best
prices or the day. Although the lowest prices
to-day were generally to below the closing
prices last evening the gains this evening with
few exceptions, are only fractional. In the last
hour Lsckawanna developed increased strength
selling up TO par, and closing at &c., The
greatest gain, however. made by the Louis-
vile 81 Nashville, which opened at the lowest
snd closed within of the highest price
Of the day. the movement being
steadily upward, and resulting in a
net gain OF q. The Vanderbilts are up l. and
also Northern Pacific preferred. Northwestern
$nd st. Paul gain and ! each. respectively.
Western Union is also up !. and Union Pacific
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Oils.

NEW YORK Aug. 14.-The petroleum market
active and strong today. The opening price
showed an advance OF 3ec, and at time did it sell
at 80 5c and jumping from 993lc to and closing at
lO012c in the last few minutes Sales, z, 151, 600
brs.
OIL CITY, Aug. 14.-National Transit Company GER
tifcates opened at 9Sac highest price lodge lowest
price 9S34c; closed at l003sc. Crude oil sales I'LL
600 brls; cearances, 2,064 900 brls runs 81 434
brls, shipments 20, 294 brs; charters As $50 brls
TITUsvILLE Aug. 14.-National Transit Com.
pany certificates opened at 98lac highest price,
1O0l2c lowest price. 98l2c; closed at 1OOlac ship
ments, tide water 10, 700 brs; charters 40 $50 brs
PITTSBURG, Aug. 14.-The petroleum market was
fairly active and firm. National Transit Company GER
tcates opened at 987sc and closed 1OO3sc highest
price, 1O0i2c; lowest price, 9S3ac.
BRADFORD Aug. ID National Transit COMPANY
certificates opened at 9eosc, and closed at 1OO5sc
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Aug. lathe jobbing trade has
been active to the extent of very good business. The
demand of agents continues very steady for all classes
Of goods and of bleached cottons also. Some sea-
sonahle speciality supplies are very short. Agents
have advanced Mohawk wide sheetings follows:
96in brown and 10-4 bieached to 22lec, e6-in
brown and Cd bleached zoe; Yin brown and "a
bleached, 18c; 5Sin brown and GA bleached, lac;
48n brown and "a bleached, IL. Lonsdale, Black
stone Xxx and AA 36-in beached closed out,
7c and Farmer Choice to 6e A these figures
the market is firm and competing qualities relatively
strong,
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Wool.
pHTT,ADET,pHTA

PHILADELPHIA. Aug 14.-Wool market firm;
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia extra 3 032c
medium, go 33c; coarse. SOC; New York, Michigan
Indiana and Western medium, 81 lo033c coarse, 20
030c fine washed deaines. extra and double extra
81 936c; medium unwashed combing and delaines
25026e; coarse unwashed combing and delaines %
124c; New Mexico and Colorado fine, Ii 020c me-
dunn 186 zoe.
NEW YORK. Aug 14.-Wool firm and quiet; do
nestle fleece, 27036c; pulled 14033c; Texas, 90
BOSTON, Aug 14-Wool firm with an active de-
mand; Ohio and Pennsylvania feeces 81 03;3c
Michigan feeces 28030c combng and delaine, 80
036c; unwashed woods, 17024l2c; pulled woods, 20
032c for common to choice superior.
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
The Volume of Trade Fulfilling Predictions
of Last Month.

The Volume of Trade Fulfilling Predictions
of Last Month.
AS predicted last month, trade this month is
showing decided improvement over July, and
there are those who believe that the volume of
traffic for August will foot up in the aggregate
in excess of any previous month of this year.
and merchants of long experience feel that the
remainder Of this years trade in most branches
will be highly satisfactory. The bad effect of a
light wheat crop is losing it's force There was
unquestionably a great deal of damage done
both to the winter and to the spring wheat, and
rich and long headed Chicago and New York
manipulators are said to be buying large quaint
ties of wheat. The supply of this cereal has. of
late, so much increased all over the world that
it seems absurd to expect much high er prices tor
it; vet, somehow or other, American grain
speculate manage to keep prices up far beyond
the exporting limit, and are still predicting ST a
bushel for the cash wheat for which 88 cents at
present seems to be very high price.
People who have recently been selling corn short
on the prospect of magnificent crop may easily
find themselves badly left for there is little old
corn on hand in the country and no new corn
can come into the market before the middle of
November. Yet this cereal is the most import
ant grown upon this continent. While wheat is
used only by man, corn is used by man beast
whisky distillers, glucose and starch mauufac-
turers, and number of other consumers. And
while every part of the globe produces wheat,
none except the Danubian prucipalities and the
south of Russia grows any corn at all. What
the excepted countries do produce is consumed
on the spot. America is thus without q com
petitor in the production of thisstaple and if we
have even as large crop as is anticipatedit is
sure to be all used up at home and abroad before
the crop of 1886 is planted. The provision
market is disappointing to holders of hog prod
ucts, and the most cautious will this year fall
short of making both ends meet. In groceries
prices in the main rule steady. Sugars are firm
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Foreign Money and Stock Markets.

LONDON, Aug. As P. M.-Government bonds
-Consols, 100 lie for money and 1909 for the
account. Railroad bonds-Atlantic g. Great
Western frsts 1871; Canadian Pacific. 46s;
Erie, 1163 Erie seconds 65s:Mexican ordinary.
24B; St Paul, common, 62s; New. York Central,
1909; Pennsylvania Central, $50, Reading, 11Os,
Bar silver, 40d per ounce. Twelve thousand
pounds bullion were withdrawn from the Bank
of England on balance to-day.
PARIS Aug H.-Three per cent. rentes, 8Of
90c for account
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American Refrigerated Reef

LONDON. Aug. 14.-American refrigerated beef,
IS lOd for headquarters and Is Sd for forequarters
| 9P TBS by the carcass.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 14-American refrigerated
beef Cd for hindquarters, and 3d for forequarters
| ~ 10, by the carcass.
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highest price, 10058c; lowest price 985sc runs ST.
434 brls; total shipments, rs S25 brs; charters 46-
S25 bris; clearances- To-, 900 brls.
LONDON, Aug. 14.-Calcutta lnseed OIL AIS Cd
per quarter; refined petroleum Sgd per gal Ldnseed
oil, 322 los a 422 15s per ton.
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J. Missouri Pacific was not traded H. Central
of New Jersey gained only !. Among the low
priced stocks Wabash common made a further
gain of !, and preferred of per cent NJ, K &
T. is also up !. 1t was learned at the Office of
the NJ, K. Il t., however, this afternoon, that
the earnings of the company, which have been
given to the public, have not included the opera
tons of the international Il Great Northwest
ern. which is part of the NJ, X. e. t. system.
The market closed with the following prices
bid:
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations Mt Philadelphia, st. Louis, Balti
more. Cincinnati. and Other Points.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 14.-Flour was dull.
Wheat was weak and unsettled; No. red, August,
- u 09514 September. 96096l4c October. 9S0
9Sl4c; November, $l.o001.OO14. Corn weak; No.
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at the recent advance In cofees there are
both bulls and bears" In produce there is a
fair distribution. Eggs and poultry are weak at
quotations. Prices fruits which are now in
season, as well, rule low.
GRAIN
The local market continues sluggish Dealers
bid cautiously. The Board of Trade Price Cur
rent says of wheat: 1--WE note weak and lower
market all round Markets at st. Louis were
lower, in consequence of Indiana wheat, which
has been pouring like a great golden tide into
Missouri's metropolis, until the dealers of that
city are compelled to cry, Hold, enough espe-
cially at the present prices. Receipts show a
slight falling off, with considerable quantity of
off grade. Futures are dull and weak" We
quote:
No. Mediterranean, o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
NO. red. o. t---------..--..-.- SO
August, o. t.. %
0eP'enoer, o. t--------- %
Corn-Arrivals very fair yet the market
Is not very firm nor active. Futures are not
wanted. We quote:
No. yellow, o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 451a
No. yellow, o. As
No. / mixed O.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AS
Yellow sound ear o. t-----------------.---- 44lo
Oats-Choice grades are scarce, and for order
demand will bring full quotations We quote:
No. white, O. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
mixed O. u 70
Rejected o. 10 q
Rye-Dull and lower; 81 cents bid; no sellers.
Bran-Quet $l2 bid, and no sellers
Hay-No. Timothy, quiet; $ll. rs bid.
RECEIPTS BY RAIL PAST TwENTY-FoUR HOURS.
Wheat DtlSheIS oO,OOO
Corn, bushels Observation-Disclosures. 5000
D..
GRAIN IN STORE.
Aug. 13, 1855.
Wheat. Corn. Oats. Bye.
Elevator A. -... 70, 931I lS 642 So no 772
Elevator Be- 16,9O6l 9l4l 299
Capital Elevator 10000 5000 1000 .-..
Elevator d.. 15, 600 $500. 5000 1899.
Total. --.-.-- 1872, s37 80 7s3 AZ, ITO 1,O71
Correspond day
last year,. SO, 100 IL 400 1,600l 5000
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BL.ANCARD'S
'oo'0= OF IRON PILLS.

Approved by the Academy of Medicine of Paris ara
specially recommended by the Medical Celebrities oe
the World for Scrofula (tunors Kings evil cts tho
early Stages of Consumption, Constitutional Weak
ness Poorness of Blood and for stimulating and reg
ulating its periodic course None genuine unless
signed "Bancard. 40 rue Bonaparte Paris"
4. FOUGERA u CO., New York, Agents for the u. g. /,
Sold by Druggists generally.
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supply continues light; quality fair. Market
steady at the same prices We quote:
Choice shipping steers. SIS 40O5.75
Medium to good shipping steers 47O05.15
Common to fair shipping steers. 400 04.4O
Suckers common to good. ...-........ 275 O3.75
Choice cows and heifers .---.......--.-. 375O4 25
Medium to good and hefers 31O03.4O
Common to good cows and heifers dull. 2OO0275
Veals, common to good -...-..-...... 35005 SO
Bulls, common TO good .....-.---.-- 2OO03.OO
Mixers, common to .25 90 045.OO
Hogs-Recepts, 400; Shipments l, 80 Quail
ity poor. Market opened weak, 10015c lower,
especially on common grades, of which the sup
ply chiefly consisted; closing quiet. Some
sold. We quote:
toelecteQ HSht.'- pf % q %
1eaVy ana Medium 40 or 40
common 10 Ialr nghb 4OOU4Zo
Heavy roughs and grassers.. --.....-.-.- 3.5OO39O
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 200; shipments,
1000 Fair supply of local; market dull, except
on the best grades; but few of that class coming
in. We quote:
Good to choice grades. So 10 0S go
Common to medium grades ...--..-.-.-. 2OOD2. SO
Bucks per head, common to good 2OOW3.OO
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LIVE STOCE.

Cattle Steady at Unchanged Prices-Hogs
Weak and Lower.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug IA.
Cattle-Receipts, 125; shipments, So Local
supply continues light; quality fair. Market
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Tide OF Inmigratiou

Within tho past two days the travel
over tho railway lines centerlng here
has Increased amazingly, especially
on the Texas h Pacific road. II IL the
lido OF immigration flowing from NIL
parts of tho country into Texas. and
particularly the western counties.
The trains, LAST night, on both
the Texas Il Pacific and the
Texas Central, were crowded. The
conductor on the west-bouud train
over the Texas Il Pacific refused 10
turn q wheel ut Toxarkana, yesterday
morning, until they added more
coaches 10 his train, owing to its being
no crowded. They are thrifty,
healthy, intelligent looking class
OF immigrants, tho kind that
Texas wants. A HERALD reporter
asked a prominent railroad official
last evening tho cause OF this unprec.
'odonted influx. "Why, my dear boy,n
no said, ait Is the great crops in Texas
this year that attracts them." The
United sitatos In lust beginning to find
out and appreciate the rich soil and
hne climate OF Texas, and don't you
forget IL that II IN duo 10 this season.
hn0 crops and the railroads that the
tide of immigration has turned from
the northwest, In this direction"
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Dallas County school Affairs.

The annual report OF the public
school affairs of Dallas county for the
scholastic year commencing Septem-
Der !, 1884, and ending August 81, 1855,
has been prepared by the county judge
for transmission to MIR. Baker, State
superintendent of public instruction,
at Austin. The document is an elab-
crate one, and exhibits an admirable
showingOf the educational advantages
of the county. Its length precludes
The possibility of Its publication in
fall this morning, and ths reporter is
| able only to mention It's prominent
features. Sixty school dist icts have
been established, and 30 schools
havo been organized, 70 OF which are
white, and II colored. or the above
| number, 60 white and Ii colorod
schools are maintained. The average
| school term, in days, is 95. The total
scholastic population reported by dis
tricts, IL $500, and OF this number,
1910 arc white and 76o are colorcd. The
total number of pupils OF scholastic
age actually enrolled In school IL 3, 05i
1916 white and 6cS colored. The
average daily attendance of pupils of
scholastic age Is u 40; % 4-l0 white
aud Is ctlored. The number of white
male teachers holding first- grade cor
tificates is al second-grade certificates,
25-making total OF 66. The number
OF white female teachers holding
first-grade certificates is IA; second
grade certificates, A; making total of
Is. The number of oolored male
teachers holding first grade certificates
IL three; second-grade, II; third-grade,
4; making total of -. The grand
total OF teachers employed, it VIII DO
soon, IL 1903. The number OF school
houses built during tho year ID 5, and
tho number belonging to the State lin
name OF the county, is 80. The build
ings are frame, and rs OF them are re-.
ported In good condition, whilo IA are
indifferent. Tho value of school
81 ,02o.40, and the number of acros
OF county school lands not
sold is 1921 The following Ia the
average salaries per month paid the
teachers: White male, $60.43; white
female, $sS. colored male, $3O.05; COL
ored female, s.; total amount paid
from the public school fund, $25,4ii.l3,
and from the private fund, Sf65.3i-
making grand total of SIG, l09.47. The
average rate of tuition of white pupils
OF scholastic age, as Der actual attend
ance per month is Sl,53 40; colored
pupils, II cents. Tho average rate OF
tuition as per actual enrolment Ia
school is $ll2. There are other
features relative to the qualifications
OF pupils on entering the schools, but
they are OF minor Importance and
have been excluded.
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Who Ntra. MinaloM z

Az this question IL frequently asked
we Will simply say that she IL q lady
who Tor upwards OF 20 years has untir.
ingly devoted her time aud talenla na
n female physician and nurse, princl.
pally among children. She has ospoo.
ially studied tho constitution and
wants OF this numerous class, and az a
result of this effort and practical
knolodge, obtained In n lifetime apept
rs nurse and physician, she hns com.
pounded q Soothing Syrup for chill.
uren teething. IL operates like magic
giving rest and health, and In more.
over, SURE 10 regulate tho nowals, In
consequence Of this article Mrs, Wins
low ia becoming world-renowned
az q benefactor Of hor race, children
certainly do rise up aud bless her, Ca.
pecially In this the case in this city.
Vast quantities Of the Soothing syr,in
are daily euld and used here. wa
tbinK Mrs. WINSTON has immortalis ed
her name by this invaluable article.
and we sincerely believe thousands OF
children have been saved from an
early grave by It's timely use, and that
millions yet unborn win share lie hen.
etits and unite In calling hsr blessed,
No mother has discharged her duty 10
her suffering little one, In our opinion.
until che has given Il the bsne0t OF
Nm. Wlslow's Soothing Syrup. Try
~ mothors-tfyit now.-lLadIee' Wis.
tor, New York .City.l Sold tvfall
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