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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-03
Of THE ToPs.

The scenery on the crest Of the Al
leghenies here is neither grand nor es-
p~ecially picturesque. The beautiful falls
OF the Blaekwater, less than 3 mile from
the hotel, form the only break in the view
Of a wild unbrOken, trackless, virgin forest
Of pine. spruce and hemlock trees. As far
is the eve can see in every direction bill
lows Of dark, sombre green roll in irregular
undnlations to the horizon. There are no
towering peaks nor rugged rocky spurs
lifted high above the surrounding county.
These were passed before Davis was reach
ed. The tops Of the mountains here are
nearly level. 1t is almost As though one
stood in q desert Of green foliage stretching
ont for miles In every direction to meet the
sky. In the nav air Of November morn
ing, amid occasional spits Of falling snow,
great hanks of heavy gray clouds moving
slnggishly overhead, sometimes falling al
most to the tops OF the tallest trees, che
wiad signing gloomily through the ever
green's or rattling the dried leaves Of the
laurel, q more depressing picture of desola-
ton cannot be imagined Butasthe hours
Pass the clouds tighten, the sun makes
desperate efforts to pierce the clouds and
finally succeeds Waves Outright sunlight
chase each Other across the ridges, putting
= brighter color on the pines and hemlocks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-03

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretinns Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, lossof manhood, etc, i
viii send youa receipt that viii cure you
free of charge. This great remedy was
discovered by a missionary in South Amer
lea Send self-addressed envelope 10 the
Rev. Joseph 7. Inman. Station d.. New
York CITY.
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WOOL.
wheeling.

TUESDAY, November I'D.
The local market continues in almost
the same quiet condition that prevailed
last week, due to the uncertain condition
of the Eastern markets, owing TO the Ia
Dor troubles in the large Eastern mills
and other causes. Prices reamain the
same rs last week and are as follows:
Xxx washed 30aS2c; ~unwashed, one-third
OF; medium washed 31a33c; unwashed
22a24c.
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A DEER HUNT.
FINRSPORT EBLANR, DAVIS AND RLKINs'
TERRITORY.
The Wilds Of West Vrginis the Judges Adventure
With q Baek-A Shot in the
Stream.

DAVIS, Tucker Co., W. Va, November
26-Iob Eastham's camp is n OF the
oldest resorts of deer hunters in the United
States, butt rude frame one-room shanty,
digniied by the name of camp, was built
less than a year ago. The camp has a
pedigree running back n century. but OF
that fact Mr.. Eastman is entirely ignorant.
The Constitution of the United States,
when ratified in 1850. provided for Senate
and House of Representatives. Over three
quarters of a century later certain States
chose rs their representatives in the Senate,
Henry G. Davis, James G.. Blaine, Thomas
F. Bayard and Jerome Chaifee. These
gentlemen, aSsOeiating with them Stephen
&. Elkins and other prominent men, formed
q syndicate to buy tens of thousands OF
acres Of valuable coal and timber lands in
| Northeastern West Virginia. Having
bought the land at nominal prices, they
built q railroad fifty-seven miles into the
heart OF the Alleghenies, from the town OF
Piedmont, at the base of the mountains,
on the line of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road. The new road, named the West
Virginia Central and Pittsbug, w~asrequired
to enable the company to lease and sell its
coal and timber lands, bring the products
of the mines and slw-mills To markets, and
other ways to iatten the purses of the pro-
~iectOrS.
The western terminus of the road is
named Davis, in honor of the ex-senator
from West Virginia just rs other stations
along the line are named Blaine, Elkins,
Chaflee, Shaw, etc, in eOmmemoration OF
the nerve these gentlemen displayed when
/ they invested their funds in the construe-
ton ofthis seemingly hazardous enterprise,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-03

mrfrUrce us causes, and a new and success
fHfHfA1 fhl CURE AZ Jour own home, b.
one Who was deaf twenty eight
Byexrx Treated By moel Of the noted special
sts without bezeft. CURED HfHSELF In three
|monfhg and siuce then hundreds Of o.ber2
Full particulars sent on application I. =
PAGE 10. Il West slst =, New York CtfT.
Oclfe e0dsyb
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COTTON.
New York.

NEW York, December 2-Cotton-
Futures, general tendency upward, with q
well sustained tone all day. About 9
points advance was secured and at this
the market closed firm.
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DRY GOODS.


NEW YORK, December 2.-In general
character the market is unchanged, but in
staple and fancy cotton goods improved
sales were reported, while deliveries in
the execution Of orders were Of previous
fullness.
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changed.
GoyERNMENTs-Dull and firm
Threes
Fours ~ n,e-esT
Pacific Skies OF 1s96 Ex-Interest.-----l@
SrATHs-Firm and steady.
RAmRoADs-Actiye; sales S2Sl2,OOO
SrocRs-Thc stock market to-day, while
still very active, showed a small decrease
in the amount of business done, and while
Reading quieted down, the speculation in
/ Union Pacific made further progress and
st. Paul suddenly sprang into great actiyl-
ty, due to heavy purchases both
for foreign and Chicago account. The
Opening was strong, first prices showing
advances of to I. Prices were weak IN
early trading, huetuated within a narrow
range and noon figures generally showed
some improvement over those of the
opening. The market became more
quiet in the afternoon, under realizing
sales, prices slowly yielded. There was a
slight rally in the last hour, but the mar
ket closed generally weak, close to the
lowest of the day. The net result Of the
DAYS business is irregular changes, gener-
ally of small fractions, but Richmond and
West Point lost Ii and Reading1s. Chat
tanooga gained q, Quicksilver preferred
IL, st. Paul IL, Northern Pacific preferred
IL. Transactions, SAB, 552 shares. Quo
tations closed bid as follows:
Adams Express136 American Express
107; Canada Pacific 682; Central Pacific
49a; Chesapeake and Ohio 81; do preferred,
frsts 1e; do seconds IL; Chicago and AL
ton, 142; do preferred 100; Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy 137; Delaware and
Hudson, 1851; Del. Lack'a and West 141s;
Denver and Rio Grande, 344; Erie 36t;
do preferred III; Fl. Wayne, 144; Illinois
Central, 1921; Lake Shore, 80; Michigan
Central 974; Minneapolisand st. Louis, 243;
do preferred, ACT; Missouri Pacific, 1l5s;
Northern Pacific, 29S /; do preferred, 66;
Chicago and Northwestern, 100; do pre-
ferred, 141; New York Central 114f;
Oregon Transcontinental, 36f; Pacific
Mail, 555; Panama, SO; Peoria, ID. &E.
34i; Pittsburg, Ids; Pullman Palace
Car 1921; Reading, 48}; Rock
Island, 1861; St Louis and San Franisco,
33s; do preferred, $50; do first preferred,
lis; st. Paul, Minneapolisan Minnesota,
11Sa St Paul and Omaha $50; do preferred
us; Texas Pacific, 262; Union Pacific,
66a; United States Express, 60; Western
Union Telegraph 49,.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-03

b. 81 RAILROAD.
Leave Bellaire at 9:S a. m. for Summer6eld
and GAINESVILLE.
Leave BeIlaire at 300 p N. for woodsBeld and
Symmetrical.
Leave BeIlaire at $40 D. m. for woodxfeld
Arrive at Belaire 300 a m, ESQ p. 10. and 100
d. m
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MbeeIias 8esistsr
Trauflers 6uide

"A RIVAL AND DRPARTUREo OF TRAINS
zAExfLN3rIoS oF RsTKRENCE Marks: sDaily
fSunday excepee&- Monday excepted Wheel
ing Tirae 90
B&oRR Depart Arrive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-03

Being a speciality, he has accumulated from various
sources the most choice selection of Combination Suit
|ings in French Wooden Novelties, as well as Silks, Sat
ms and Velyets, that has been offered in this market.
The great advantages he possesses in the purchase OF
stock enables him to offer his customers good value in
every department.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-03
EAsTmAM's CABIN.

When the engineers OF the railroad
reached Davis, about eighteen months ago,
they found, after cutting through the dense
masses of laurel that fringe the shores Ofthe
Blaekwater river ON the western slope OF
the mount. ins, q solitary cabin, in which
lived Mr.. Eastman. his wife and children.
They were greeted by q chorus Of howls
and banks from a mixed pack Of deer
hounds and beaglesS Mr.. Eastman, learned
that Davis was to be the terminus Of the
projected railroad, promptly cut a trail
through the laurel along hcriver-side four
miles further up the stream, built q log hut
and secured for himself q retreat from
wheneeheeould pursue deer, panther, Wild
cat and bear, temporarily undisturbed by
the inroads of advancing civilization. He
did not especially desire TO pursue or to be
pursued by the animals of the three types
last named, but deer-hunting was as es-
sential to his happiness as three square
meals per day, and of that pleasure he did
not intend to be robbed.
The authors of ~dime-nOyel fiction and
writer's of stories intended to infiame the
imagination of small boys have made Won
derful heroes of sundry lOng-haired indi-
NiuuaiS WHO WcTt SuCu luNctciaOc hiecAS Va
mankind, that upon seeing the dust Of APP
preaching emignnt trains they would In
stantly remove to inaccessible retreats in
the heart Of the forest or desert. Mr.. East
ham is a pioneer of the modern type; he
built his camp in the wilderness for the ac-
eommOdation Of hunters at one dollar per
day each and erected q comfortable frame
dwelling in Davis, in the front OF which
he has q store stocked with such mis-
~eellaneOus articles as the hunters, the lum-
bermen or the inhabitants of the town
may require. Anything from q fitch OF
bacon to q paper of needles ear be bought
at Eastham's and the amateur sportsman
can learn there with equal facility how
many buckshot viii chamber in . twelve
gauge shell, or the number of balls OF yarn
required to knit a wooden stocking.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-03

ceiling, with sales of common to good at
81 10a4 40.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, December 2.-Hogs-
Firm; common and light So 35a4 10;
packing and butchers 81 OOa4 80. Re-
ceipts 5000; shipments 135.
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8LDiH Heal
CATARRH
Hay Fever

"a Liquid, SRLl
RrRT. Ere.
a In WriOE.
HsGd 0FeRdr
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Educational.
CHANTALACADEMY,
Near Wheeling. ". Va.

ranty-ninth year Of this WelEknOwn
&nS ~ under the charge Of the Visitation
I'm ~ on the first Monday OF September
R11o continues ten months
- received at any time in the session.
ANhion oIeSle 70 place their daughters In an
oe1vI S1Oruing exceptional advantages In
edenib leaithfnl and delightful location. ex-
sAe bsaNIl, thno0gh discipline and instruction
STnenf NJ OF lifelong teachers in every de
Sden @ female education, including the
&aOSnsASsesge and music, should send for .
TINS school Address
HESSOFTHEACADEHYOg FHEYIsIRkEIOs
de Chansal, nsar wAesllnE. ". Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-03

A particle Of the Balm Is applied into each nos;
lis agreeable To use and is quickly absorbed
Uuily cleansing the nasal passages oil ca
|1al WINS. causing healthy secTetOnS.
0 Llays pain and Inflammation, protects the
lbuGal Innings of the head from additional
s. completely heals the sores and restores The
~ OF taste and smell. Beneficial results are
EL0d By a few applications.
A Thorough TNeaiHSat va Cure.
iy DcentS at druggists; by mail, registered, GO
ia Circulars sent free.
ELY BROTHERS,
e alacO Druggists OwegO, n. l..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-03
VIC

ELY'S
|2EAN BALM
~ RiG at one
Ggd Cares
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Leave the City at SNO a m, and every hour to
800 p. IN.
Leave wheeling Park at 900 a m, and every
hour 10 1000 D. m.
The Church Train winleaye each terminus al
l2:l0 p. m. Q. HIRSCH,
unDarintaDdant
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."ss
81 Clairville e~ccommodstion, icsves wnsSi'
s W. ~ :, 30 . : mn M sss snd an n m, Rssumins.
srriycs a. whscIiny M AIS : M Ia Ard S.lS ~
ma dsi,y s.cssa a,aiav' =" =
to,soS II Il trsin ahs"s'.h IN cincinnati vftkoss
chanre. vitb slecper through 10 C~incinnsd.
Lanesvtlle Accommodation leaves wheel!9Ges
100 y N, bellaire q 40 y. 10, daily cxccr eures
d,y. - ws..n..
stiiaEa =. and srIvss q Moundsvils 4 iAiy
?. M, daily except Sunday;
Grafton ACCOMMODATION leave o. s;xs p A..
aa JnS gu NJ eS 9 sssr mum w Mnseansg !: 70 SS1 = ~
riying a. C,ncinnau ~ 30 y.
10 ". sieep,hx scn ~, ,s,rsssn sna. >. ..a
11se conhec.lou nlsnS ~ ~ ~ n,st,na 49, y
ySo ,us.s ~ .L,sn at ~. ssy,n,s,. mi ,,M,.s s,csi.s
~ H. sr.ai ves and 10 whom psrfirulsr sits,s.
lion IA given.
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WHEELING AND ELM GROVE R. r.
On and afGer Monday November Is, 1885, Trains
on the Wheeling & b Grove K. r. win run ~
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ioyERNMENrs-DuIl and arm.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-06-30

and he was engaged at this when the
constable arrested HIM. Gilbert was so
overcome that Tor a moment he could
not speak. On the way to the county
Jail he made the following statement:
"On the day cf the murderI came here
after the horse. The animal was so
frisky that | could not catch him |
called to the droyer, who was passing on
the highway, and he came over and as
sisted me to make the capture We
were down there by the bushes, leading
the horse and he about to return to the
highway, when a snake ran before us.
The drovcr picked up the club which was
found in his grasp and ! kicked up a
stone from the grass. He passed on
ahead to the edge of the bushes and was
bent over IN the act of striking the snake
with his weapon when hurled the stone
As God is my Judge, | flung at the snake,
but the rock twisted in my hand and
struck him in the back of the neck. He
fell without groan and in minute or
two | knew that he was dead. 1t was an
accident, pure and simple and would
have been accepted as such had / at
once given the alarm. | did intend to,
but il struck me that if took his money
and secreted the body the crime would be
laid to tramps. drew the body to the
bushes, secreted the watch and money in
the stump anu Citnle mere To-Day 10 secure
the plunder and leave the country"
That the killing was accidental great
many people firmly believe, as Gilbert's
past record was traced, and il could not
be found that he had ever been arrested
for any oilense against the law. Others
held that the killing was premeditated,
ana it was likely that the lawyer en-.
gagged by Gilbert TO defend him warned
him that his life would be perilled He
had been in jail less than fortnight
when he committed suicide by hanging,
ihInc nlncinrr 10
Omaha daily bee., 1886-06-30
Animals After Their Paw,

San Francisco Examiner: A troop of
boys filed into the Examiner Office last
night, and asked for the editor.
whats wanted, little boysS" be-
nignantly inquired the gospel reporter;
We've been playing. down to the
won't pay our salaries" they all cried in
n chorus. He's dead beat, an we
want you to show him up, cos the
Examiner shows up all the frauds"
added a little chap with head about as
big as a base ball.
60 way little boys, go way little
boys" sadly answered the religious
scribe. "Shows are wicked, and you are
very wicked for taking part in them"
What's up, kids?' inquired the base
ball editor"
'Why. we've bin playin' wild animals
in the Snowflake for two weeks at tour
bits night, an two bits apiece is all
we've got" said boy with smut on his
nose.
81 didn't get nuthin," Clipped in a
we asked for our money Mr.. Bert tried
to throw a bucket of water on us"
what parts did you take?" inquired
the base ball sharp.
.! was monkey" said ono.
''I'm bullfrog."
''l'm a peacock"
I'm a wolf"
''I'm the swan"
81 played the ostrich. and my partner
was owl"
II was zebra the first week, but now
I'm cow"
'I'm tiger" piped the smallest OF
the lot when l asked Mr.. Bert for my
wages, he called me wild man and
wouldn't pay me-"
"There was sixteen of us will d animals,
an when the kangaroo asked for his
salary the boss told him we ought to be
satisfied TO get chance to learn to be
actors, without asking for money. Don't
you think he's no goodY'
The base ball man said he would Mt.
tend to the case, and the youngsters joy
fully slammed the door and rushed down
stairs.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-06-30
Ordinance no. l.o7l.

N Ordinance locating certain additional
~ watcr hydrants in thc city of Omaha, Neb
BE IL ordained by the city council Of tho city of
Omaha.
Sectionl. That additional water hydrants he
and the same are hereby ordered lDcaled in tho
following places in tho city OF Omaha, to wtt (:
One on Thriinlh street at Emuct street
One on ThrtiCth street al Pin hney street.
One on Pnkney street at Thirty first avenue.
one on Plniucy street az 1hirty-ttird street
One on N. W. Cor m and NiC h1lAs street
Section 2. 1hHt this ordinance take effect
and be ia force from and after It's passage.
Passed June 18TH. 1886
Wa e. BECnIL. President City CuundL
j. Is. S0UTuAUp, City Clerk.
Approved June I'D, 1886,
yANEs IT, BoYD Aayur.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-06-30

does not pretend to- he cures such
large per cent of the supposed incurable
rs to almost rob disease OF its terror, and
furthermore that if help cannot be had
at his hands it is of but little use going
else where
Those, however, who may wish to know
more OF this doctor, and his cures, will
and Barta, 81 Pearl street, Boston, Mass,
receive a copy of their publication, from
which a portion of this article is cX.
trActCd BOEtOn CONricr
Omaha daily bee., 1886-06-30
Ordinance Mo. LOT.

A n Ordinance ordering the grading OF certain
II strcnts IN the CITY of Omaha 10 the estab-
lishCd grade
BE it Ordained by the City Council of the city of
Omaha:
ordered graded tO tho established grade, 1t
being deemed Necessary tha' said work be done,
viz: ldaha street from Cunning street north 10
its northern terminus, said street be enE now
known as twenty y-sevcnth avenue: hlso 50 much
of Chicago street us lies between 10Th and 10Th
streets.
Section 2. The Board of Public Works is
hereby directed TO take tho necessary steps to
cause said grading 20 be done.
Sections. This ordinance shAbe in force and
take effect from and after its passage
Passed June -, 1885.
w. r BgcHEI. President City Council.
j. Is. SOUTHARD, CITY Clerk.
Approved June 18th, leSi.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-06-30
Mies-nitteroIf.

MonluY Ma HenrNAliles of this city
was married to Miss Katie Bitterolf, also
of Omaha, at the residence of the BRIDES
parents, corner OF Sixteenth and Mason
streets. The ceremony was witnessed
contracting parties, and very happy
evening was enjoyed. Mr.. Niles is in
business on Sixteenth street, near Mason.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-06-30

q IMPROVED FARAIS, Butler Co., Kans..
- for sale; 10 nice c!,y lots. vi Dorado, Knns.,
for sale. EuCh farm Is wDll I'D iptc1 10 grain
and stock rich soil; all plow or pasture land mo
oas masi1 are smooth nice bmiIding lota only miie
north of T.. q. Erice, Sl75 10 $3lh. Teachers,
clerks, anyone who wishes safe property that
ado; population 900; the prettiest city in Kan
sas Terms cash. Address Z. w. Case, Eldora'
Omaha daily bee., 1886-06-30
SMILING FORTUNE.
Kansas City Gets Another Big Slice
OF the Louisiana Lottery
Prize

With the increase in the price of real
estate, the boom in buildings, and the
general prosperity of the city taken in
consideration, it Is no wonder that she
should get more than her share of The
Louisiana State Lottery Drawing this
month The drawing came off yester-
day, and ticket No. 1S. l45 drew the cap
ital prize of $150,00o. There was moth.
ing surprising in the fact that lady in
this city was so fortunate as to have n
fifth ticket. Some one here was bound
to have part of the ticket, for il has been
demonstrated that money cannot get
away from Kansas City, this $50, 600 max
ing alb out $4,000 drawn by residents of
this CITY since January 1.
Mrs Anna NJ. Gross is the lucky posses
sor of the slip of paper which by yester-
days turn of the wheel entities her to
$780, 900. she is widow aged about 35,
and she has lived here for about three
years. For the past year and a half Mrs
Cross has been employed as bookkeeper,
dnd each month has invested part of her
earnings in tickets. This is the first prize
she has won and the news of her good
fortune almost oyerpowered her. To
gether with her daughter she boards AT
Whitaker's hotel For the present at
least Mrs. Cross will continue 10 keep
books, and when she receives the money
she has sensibly concluded to invest il in
real estate.-KUasaS CITY Times, June 10.
b. ID. Whiteside has been arrested for
stealing a watch from a Mrs. Benocken.
She claims that he came TO her house and
asked her for drink, TO which she res
ponded by going TO the we'll like Re
In her absence. she claims, he stole the
watch.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-06-30

when RAby was sick, we gave her castc.is,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoris.
when shs became Miss she clung 10 CastOria,
When .hs had ChildESn. she gave than CastOriI.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-06-30
PILES,
PILES!
PLIES

PILES! PILES! PILES
A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding Itchin
and liberated Piles has been discovered by
DIR. Williams, ian Indian remedy, called DR.
Williams Indian Pile Ointment A single
box has cured the worst chronic cases OF - or
so years standing. No one need suffer i've
minutes after applying this wonderful sooth
ing medicine, Lotions and instruments do
more harm than good. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment absorbs the tumOrs, allays the
intense itching, particularly at night after
getting warm in bed), acts as a poultice, gives
instant relief, and is prepared only for Piles.
itching of private parts, and for nothing else.
SKIN DISEASES CURED.
DIR. Frazier's Magic Ointment cures as by
magic, Pimples, Black Heads or Grubs,
Blotches and Eruptions on the face, leaving
the skin clear and beautiful. Also cures Itch,
Salt kheun, sore Nipples Sore Lips, and
Old Obstinate Ulcers
sold by druggists, or mailed on receipt Of
5Oeeuts.
Retailed by Kuhn & Co.. and Schroeder Il
Conrad AtwhOlesale by G. i, Goodman
A female fortune teller named Mer'
rick roped in Saloonkeeper IN Sioux
City and had him arrested for assaulting
the honor of her daughter,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-05
hamilton office At the Commeroial Rouse


Leave Hurley for SWAN L axe and -a.n,r dst,v.
Leave SVEN Lake for Yanktop Haaday. VsS.
u'saay ana Erldsy on return of luz stage.
-. LTaVe lankton Tor Swan Lake and Harley
= ne noTnlag connecting at Hurley with,tbe
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-05

oh, how doyou contrive, my dear.
10 keep your teeth so whiteand clear?
And how on earth do you arrange
To keep your breath SO sweet? IT'S strange.
Not strange at all" was her reply;
Use sOZODONT, and be as ~