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! believe the law should be 80 amended
as to make the Mayor the official head oil
the city government. He should be vest
cd with veto power and held response
bic for the conduct Of every department
Loaded with this responsibility he must
oil Eecessity be conservative and National
politics would have no proper place III
matters OF mere municipal concern. Il
the administration Is bad, the people know
where to place the blame and where Ia
| find the remedy.
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j. A. Gallaher, Esq., who presented an
ordinance giving that company the same
rights as granted the other people. This
requires the gas to be in Bsllaire by 0Gto'
Der /, and limits the price 70 ten cents. A
special meeting Of Council was called for
Friday night next to take action on this
0tdinonNa
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PSORIASIS, OR suALY SKIN,

/, John ]. Case, D DIS, having prAedccd de,,l,,.
In this county ijr lhiFlydy- years and b. Nv
known 70 thousands hereabonb, Win veE ~ y
past tEelye years tstiif that the uuiIctira M ,a'
dies cured ma Of hOEads, or Sealy Ia IN ., I w
days, after the d0cI0Fa with wbnn mai "a an \
gave me no help or encouragement. 1'e0
N,n.,o, W joan j. CASE DDS,
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SPRING and Summer stock Just re.
CelYed. An elegant and complete line Of
Sultlngs, PantalO0Alngs anu OrerCOat'
lngs, which we will mako up In the best
style and ut low prices. ......
1891 L. 1899 Market Street.
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TIE conNOIL Rour1NE.
Church Versus saioon- Minor Matters Con,
aldnrad. n

Church Versus sAioon-Mlnor Matters Con.
SldeFed.
The regular semi.monthy meeting Of
Council last evening was largely attended
by members, and there was a large lobby
present. In the Second Branch the alb.
ssntees were Messrs. Hildteth, Jones, Nil.
Ter and Smith. In the First, Mesgrs, j.
W, sChultSe and U. A. Wingerter failed to
answer TO their riames. Mayor Grub
and President Sweeney presided in their
respective branches.
The Gas Trustees again presented the
name OF Samuel NJ. Darrah for confirms.
ton as Superintendent OF the Gas Works,
their report this time being signed by Dr..
T, H. Logan whose signature was not al.
fixed 10 the former report presenting Mr..
Darfah'a name. He was confirmed Ia the
seCOnd Branch without opposition. In
the First the ayes and noes we're demand.
ed, Mr., A. j. schulIEe voting with the
minority made the vote 10 Q In favor Of
confirmation. Mr.. Darrah's bond, with
T. NJ. Darrah aud Alex I. Young aB sure.
ties was approved, and Mr.. Daffah, who
was present, waa the recipient Of 1uinsf.
Gus congratulations.
LICENSES GRANTED.
Licenses to keep cofFee.h0uses we're
granted az iollowsi T. +. Porter, at No.
glS5 Main street, with +. Welty and s, o.
ButdAtts "a ButstleB, Thomas Gibleh's
license al No. 1881 Market street was an.
nulled and one granted 10 John A. Long,
with William fasnaCht and II. Hanke as
surstles, sLeinmanr Bros, license at No.
1920 Jacob street was annulled and one
granted to Louis Carl at the came place,
with William Fasnaohl and II. Hahke as
buratiesI Councilman Healy's license al
1925 Market street was Annulled and one
granted 10 james Cahlll, with Charles
EChmldt and II. B. Grimm % Bufelies
John DOlan, No. 500 Jacob street, with
Louis Asmus and II, Hanke a. Suteties,
There was a biz racket IN the Second
Branch over The last license, Dolan Atpt
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Subscribers to the INTELLIoENcER who
move on April should promptly leave
their new address, as well as the old one,
at the counting room, that there may be
no delay in changing their papers.
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wAsntSaroN, D, O., March 24.-.lA.M=-
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, fair
weather, slowly rising temperature, winds
generally shifting TO soulhwestefly.
For Lower Lake Region, warmer, fair
weather, winds generally shifting 10
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NEMroN. NJ
pIsTREssING ERIlnrInN

Your CuliCuTA RGuedlei performed w,ps.,,.,
cure Last summer on ops Of our CuAOutn Sg y
gentleman Of seventy yeaTs OF aga, wnu - Ie W
with teRrlllly distressing eruption on h H. ~
and face, and who had tried ali remadi,s ana 1l
tors 10 no no purp Sc. JESNItH :, ~ ~ Wy
TRNaRE AMI ARR 80 - W.
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Parties Wishing their pianos moved will
please leave their orders early. l have
experienced and careful men who under
stand their business.
MWdF o, A, HOUBE,
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H., Z. Carpenter, H.utehon, N. Y, eu,,i d,
PsoElAlis OF Leproly, o! twenty Yeas gtangilF "
Cutlepfa Remedieg ~ most woldsIiu clie AZ
PnysiGiauS aud his tTlelds thought az NM,
Cure sworn 10 before Justice OF IA, FcaTe wv Nv
Hendenonl most prominent Gluzels. A-'
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LARGEST variety Of Portrait Frames
aud MOuldings In The city, ana lON est
prices, at Kinks ART STORE, 1905
Min vtrhnt
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. ~ gRIuH IN THE BACK, sulla IN NJ
&9lA Side, cramps, shooting ana S,s.al
Pains, Rheumatic Eeuialgic aaa ' ID.
RH" Aio Palms, aud Oyery gKlptnI p ',g
aud Ache cured by lhi lnr,rr,i
~ Anti Palm Plas.er, Anew and I nsS,i |.
AntIdotH To palu. 40. NAV,
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NEW STOCK silver Plated Spoons,
Knives and Forks, Of our own brand,
Just received. JACOB W. GnUDB,
Cor, Twelfth and Market SIS.
ThSrmumslSr Record.

The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer as observed at SchnspfBdrug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday! Z
A. NJ, 50'i IL NJ, 85'i 3 r.M,, 30'; Z ?. NJ,
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EjiLWAUKEE LAoGR Beg3,

MILWAUKEE,, WIS, Marcti q The dscipcs
Of 1.-THE school Of tOigl Rhsinnnne may perhaps
thlto soinu rutrfuri by perrslng tho follDwlng
table u Statistics from which II appears that
the aggregate Hluount Ut bccr sold by tho Nil.
waulcc hrowprs during tho year 1855 shows 4
considerable falling on ne compared with tho
snlcs OF the next preceding year.
II will hu nutlCel, however, that tho old
renowned Phillip Hest llrowlng Company ias
to record u gain, aud sstlil maintaining ltJ
proud prestige Ut being nj tho hcni III tho
columih while tho sales Of lt' principal com.
putItut show . marked door0aso.
The figures NrU V0heIel for rs correct Id
every rpspeot;
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AsUuR stock Is entirely new we have all
the latest spring styles In Hats and Fur.
nlshing Goods. NoBLE Bros,
Mcclure House Hatslore, 1904 Markets..
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TINS old saying Opposition Is the lie OF
business" has not been sustained In one
instance at least. Since the introduction
Of Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup all other cough
remedies have been dead stock,
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FULL stock Of Windsor Il NeWtOn's
Tube UOlOfs at Kinks AkF STORE,
1905 Main street.
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DOR RENp-THE FINE THREE
4O,kheiiiCr, No 1919 ChGpline street ilous, M,
,ignt rooms, bathroom, water, gtg and all gnle,,
cCnysnlencea. Apply to ARTHUR LITTLE ''''
iA2l.W1s
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Are sod by ell druggists, Price: Guticur, ,o,,.
ReSOlvent 81 Ol; Soap, Is cts PrppafSl ~ ~ IN
PoTTgR DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston. WV
Send for "aoW to Cure Skin Diseases
QEAIlTIFY tho Complexion aud Skin bg p,,,.
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"YEARs have not seen and time shall
not see, the people slt down quietly to
suffer pain, when enterprise can afford
such panacea as Salvation Oil.
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A new steel.wife nail and tack factory
will be started al Sharon, Pa, within the
next sixty days, a local company, With
Abundance OF capital, having been formed
for That purpose. The abandoned brass
foundry has been leased and viii be used
as a factory. From twenty TO thirty ma
chimes will be used at frat, but the mem.
befs Of the arm state that twenty-five viii
be operation Ut the end oil the year. ), Y.
gimont0n, Jf., will be Manager and Joseph
Higgs superintendent Of the concern. Tile
machines 10 DO used are OF new style,
and are the invention Of the Superihten.
dent, Forty hands will And employment
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SOLAR Prints, q specially In Silver or
Platinum, ut Kinks ART STORE.
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Why Is a newly.born baby like q gale o.
windy Because II begins with a'squall.
Cold gales induce coughs and Group. Tay.
lot'a Cherokee Remedy Of Sweet Gum and
Mullen will cure u.
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VIZ are prepared to supply our trade
with full line Of Hats aud Furnishing
Goods. NOBLE Bios.
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GREAT reduction in Metallic LusterS,
Jewels, Spangles, &C.. at ,.,,,,,.,
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ZOE @ent,

.D0OMS FOR RENT-IN UOPy
~ BROOKS Block. Apply to ", V. HOE ',
BRO, 1900 Market stIGet. Gr5
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GsO. al. Supph s. 90.
GEO,M, SHOOK co,

Now have on sale their en-
tire stock of Spring and
Summer Dry Goods and
Notions,
We are prepared to show
to the citizens of Wheeling
and vicinity a magnificent
stock OF Goods-the cream
of the Eastern markets
which we propose to sell
on closer profits than ever
Immense bargains in
every department. We
invite an early call,
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OUs stock is entirely new aud includes
The latest spring styles, CAL In,
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DOR SALE-I WILL SELL AT pgL
II WAITE sale my household aud kltrhrn i,i,'I
tur". u. X. CARROLL, No, 1909 Market ttf,e, -'
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DOR RENT-THEs TORE.ROOM Am
II Dwelling, No. lll9 Main street, now ac ,p
pied BY Miss T. ROdy, millinery esMblshmlsi
also the Warehouse, No. HOO Malu slnct, nog ,.'
cupied by Naylor, McCammOn d Co. ApbynI
ROGERS, ut 80. It03 Main EtIeet 7"
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gnt Sale attI s;or llCttt,


IN ~
No ID FlsyehiS stsd sTIe IN w fooms: 5000
Ssst'i "a y corner Of Jacob and Twon
M s s5 E sEbIase9Rth street, two rooa $500
So ~ North Front affect, 6lb Do. WY"
dEsISs tnM s htiCet, business house and
hn1Ss. b. ,S!,,s saloon and boarding
a. Ky q Wool ll!cet, four rooms, 81 0O'
IL 55,S ,x9eIEosnth street three rooms S1oo.
M ~ IsI 4, W, small House and stable, $500
tST.i1s s mggyyoL0Oh etiQet Alx t60ml. Si2 90.
hi. Sins4 no. % seventeenth street. eli co.
M N y IN g'Qn, No 2lt8 Main rect 5000,
ia i II. t foln Atteot, hG rooms Si2 %.
running 0aoE 70 6ouih street. 7"'Vh
. JAMES A. HENRY,
hsas Estate Agent, Collector and Notary puhiis
"N once, No, 1912 MaFh6f Street
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mnntea.
9fleetinas.

STOCKHOLDERS ANNUAL MEET.
y ING
The anuual meeting OF the Stockholders Of the
Economy Building Association for tho election OF
hoard Of Directors, will DO held nj heir place Of
meeting OIL Tuesday, March 90, 1886, at O'Clock T.
y. E0niOati ms for Directors will DO mRdO on
By order Of the Board.
JAMES G. IIANE:s, President
WILLIAM GoERINB, soCTetarv. mri7wo
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-01-02
Help to Good Digestion,

In tie British Medical Journal DR.. w
Roberts, of England, discusses the effect
Of liquors, tea, coffee and cocoa on diges
ton. All of them retard the chemica
processes, but most of them stimulate the
glandular activity and muscular con
fractions. Distilled spirits retard the
salivary or peptic digestion but slightly
W zen sparingly used.
Wines were found to be highly injuri
GUS to salivary digestion. On peptit
digestion all wines exert retardine
influence. They stimulate the glandulal
and muscular activity of the stomach
Efervescent wines exert the greatest
amount of good with the least harm to
digestion. When ones digestion is on,
of order everything goes awry, unless, as
in the case of T. 7. Seals, of Bellsire
Ohio, who had bad dyspepsia for seven
years, the digestive apparatus is kept in
spple-pie eating order by Warmers Tip
pecanoe, the best appetite producer and
regulator in the world.
Tea, even in minute quantities, COM
pletely paralyzes the action of the saliva.
The tannin in strong tea is injurious.
Weak tea should be used, if at all.
Strong coffee and cocoa are also injurious
if used in excess.-The Cosmopolitan.
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STEALTHY SAVAGES.
They Ambush a Company of Soldiers in IL
Mountains

They Ambush a Company of Soldiers in the
Mountains
Intelligence from Silver City N. M.
bring additional particulars of disas.
trous surprise of regular troops on the 22d
instant, by band of Apache guerrillas.
Two officers and four troopers were kill
ed outright and two officers dangerously
wounded. The detachment comprised
thirty-fve men, being q portion of the
troops of the Eighth cavalry and were
quietly marching through a rocky defle
in the mountains, at two o'clock in the af-
ternoon, when without word of warning
thereport of dozen rifles, from the rocks
above echoed along the mountains. The
red devils had secreted themselves
hind high rocks and there lay in wait fir
the unsuspecting soldiers. The attack
was so sudden, so well directed and timed
that the troops were thrown into state
of great disorder. Horses became un-
manageable and the little cavalcade got
away from the spot as quickly as possible,
leaving the dead behind. Scarcely an
Indian was to be seen and
only the smoke of their rifles where
the Apache's lay hidden. Such a
thing as dislodging them was utterly
impossible with so small force. After
riding short distance and caring for
the wounded, the troops dismounted
and cautiously approached thespot where
the attack was made. Upon scaling the
mountains not an Indian was to be
found. They had not mutilated the
bodies, as is the custom, but immediate.
ly after the soldiers retreated. The In
dians sought their horses and took the
mountain trail, going southwark toward
Mexico,
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Only twenty-five cents.
Red Star Cough Cure.
No opiates or poison.
KANSAS WOMEN.

The ladies of Abilene, Dickinson coun-
ty, held Japanese bazaar the other day
from which they netted $125.
The citizens of Wichita have con-
tributed $3.50 for the establishment of a
women's home at that place.
Mrs. Chanelly, a resident of Harper
county, while attempting to ignite fire
the other day with kerosene was severe
ly burned.
Mrs. Mary Hughes of Alma, occupies
the responsible position of foreman of
the News, a newspaper published in
that city.
The Council Grove Cosmos states that
the Eyangelic work done by Mrs. Emma
Maloy in the interest of christianity at
that place has been unusually successful.
The Kansas stste grange unanimously
endorsed the acknowledgements of women
basing it on the fact that seventeen
years of experience of perfect equally Of
the sexes in the grange has fully demon
strated its wisdom.
The Methodist conference of the
churches Of that denomination in north
western Kansas, will be held at Philip
urg, Phillips county, March 25th. From
twenty-five to one hundred preachers
are expected to be in attendance.
Harper Graphic: Several of Harper's
enterprlsing young ladiee have left for
Greeley county, where We believe they
have all taken government land. The
party consists Of Misses Belle and Julia
Graham, Mary Campbell, Laura Rod
man, Agnes Mofett and Eva Latham.
A daughter of John Jeangue, of Os-
borne county, was accidentally shot the
other day in this manner. "A 80 calbire
revolver lay on q window sill, and the
young girl leaning against discharged it,
the ball entering her body near the a..
domen. She will probably recover.
Oberlin has sensation in the confess
sion of heart-broken and ruined wo-
man, Mrs. Alice N. Glen who charges
I. G. Parker with coming to her house
during her husbands absence, and sc-
complaining her ruin under threat Of
killing hen If she rested
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-01-02
STOCK s0UIBs.

A good demand generally throughout
the state is reported for thoroughbred
cattle.
A farmer in Smith county raised tw,
eighteen months old pigs which weighed
1850 pounds.
Hartford Call: Two hogs, one weigh,
ing 600 and the other over 800 pounds
were recently shipped from Wyckof
station.
VIM. Arnold, of Osborn county. has re
Gently lost by cholera fifty head of high
bred hogs, including one young boal
valued at $50.
The firm of Finch, Lord & Nelson have
disposed of half interest they owned in
a ranch in the Panhandle for $500, 1000
The firm is of Usage county and Mr.
Finch, senior member, represents tina.
county in the legislature.
Mound City Clarion: DR.. N. T. Winans
living in Centreville township, has re-
Gently lost q number of cattle by q
disease that as yet has not been named
by our state veterinary surgeon. At this
writing six of bis most valuable COWS
have died, and several more are affected.
Fredonia Citizen: Nothing does far.
mer more good than to see his cattle
plump and sleek and relishing their food,
ard nothing pays farmer better than to
keep them in that condition. Stock that
is growing and thriving all the year
through pays, while stock that is allowed
In winter time to lose its summers flesh
is destroying the farmers bank account
as well as its own vitality.
The Cherokee Strip Live Stock asso.
citation has withdrawn the rewards it has
heretofore offered for the arrest and con-
viction of horse thieves, finding it too
expensive. While the offer was open
they pa ID out $500 in the good work
and, barring one instance, the value ofthe
stock recovered foots only $3.50.
Topeka Commonwealth: Our readers
will recollect that we stated few weeks
ago that Mr.. Guilford Dudley was exper-
imenting with feeding wheat bran to his
fattening cattle. He has recently weigh
ed eighty.seven head, fed two.thirds
bran and one-third corn and hay. They
weighed 125, 40 being q gain Of 1910
in ten days, or an average gain of eighty
eight pounds per head for thirty days.
One graded steer gained 40 pounds
from a weight of l $40 pounds to that of
1,750.
Gaylord Herald: Last week j. w.
Brandon, of Smith Center, received at
this station two thoroughbred Norman
horses imported directly from France.
They are probably the finest animals
ever brought this far west, and cost
$1,000 each. One is five years old and
weighs in his present condition 200,
the other is two years old and weighs
1920. We believe stock company was
organized at Smith Center for the pur-
chase of the horses. 1t is the best in
vestment of that amount of money that
has ever been made in this county, the
benefit of which will be felt by the horse
breeders all over the county.
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CLOSES THE SALOONS.
Judge Cr0zisr Close the LeaveEw0rrh Sa-
looms by Granting . Temporary Ipjunc.

Judge Crozisr Close the LeaveEworrh Sa-
looms by Granting = Temporary Ipjunc.
ton
Leavenworth, Kan, December 60
Judge Crozier, of the district court, rem
dered his decision to day in the injunc-
ton suit brought by the attorney general
against Harmon g. Baum, to restrain
them from selling liquor. The case has
excited much interest and the court
room was crowded. After reading sec
ton Is of the state laws, which declares
that places where liquors are sold are
common nuisances, the defendants, by
their counsel objected to the allowance
of the temporary injunction upon three
grounds: First, that the prohibitory act
of 1881, and the amendments thereto,
contain more than one subject which is
not clearly expressed in the title. Sec
ond, tbat the thirteenth section above
quoted is part of a special sct; and third
that this ia prosecution and the defen-
dants are deprived of trial by jury
Judge Crozier decides against the defen-
dants on every point, and grants the in
junction as asked by the attorney gen.
eral.
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wA-KEENEY, KANSAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 1886.
FOREIGN.

| The German foreign Office hss notified Mr.
Peneletnu. the American minister. that i,
IS intended to e1pei the German-Americans
residing at Schleswig who eyuigr-ted to the
United States Just before becoming liable
| to military service, and who returned sfteI
being naturai;zed. The recent order OF ex.
pulsion ofother Gsrmsn-Americans remains
suspended.
Small pox IN Montreal is now fast dyin E
out. This is remarkable from the fact that
although there have been over 800 persons
employed by the health department as san.
itary police, hospital nurses, and in other
capacities, uot one has contracted the
disease. AS matter Of course they were
v,ccinateo.
Fifty CASES of choltr "a have occurred in
the province of Venice, Italy. Sanitary
regulations haye been enforced at the f!on-
tier.
The ccunil of The North west teyritery
has adjourned AFTER endorsing the action of
the Dominion government in the Riel case.
Prince Alexander, of Bulgaria, was re-
seived with great enthusiasm on his en-
trance into Sofa at the head of his troops.
Mr.. Gladstone is urged by newspapers of
all shades Of opinion and politics to speak
definitely in regard to his plans.
German newspapers are agitating the
protection of German commercial interests
in Madagascar.
The Irish nationalists in the British par
lament, eighty-six in rumber, are solid fer
Gladstone and home rule.
II is conceded that NJ. Grevy will be re-
elected president OF the French republic.
Rsnt reform agitation in England is show
ing up some gross abuses.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-01-02

Junction City Union: A little CIR
about seven yesrs old, child of car.
penter named McCowen, living in the
north part of town, was 30 severely
burned the other day that she died q
ehort time after the accident occurred
She had lit a match, from which hen
sleeve took fire. Failing to put out the
fire she ran out doors after her mother,
who seized the child and attempted to
roll her In snow drift. She was badly
burned about the stomach and breasf,
and on the arms, and no relief could b
afforded her.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-01-02
"Oh! Cast that Shadow from thy Brow

"Oh! Cast that Shadow from thy Brow"
You can't do it if you have liver COM
plant or dyspepsia. The darkened
countenance tells the story of inward
commotion and woe. Clear your stom-
sch, strengthen your digestion, regulate
your liver, tone your nerves, and then,
away goes the shadow from your brow
and then you are happy because you are
well. Mrs. M. J. Aston, of Littleton, N.
c., says, 81 recommend Browns Iron
Bjtters to the nervous and debilitated.
It greatly benefited me-"
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-01-02

& Mrs. Patrick Berry has been aSree1od
at Abilene charged with selling nquoG