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Hygiene dt Rebe.
LES BOUSETS OF CRASSE DE LA
TETE.

C'est une opinion tres repandue
chez les gems don't resprit est, he
las farci de p~rejug6s, que les en-
fants, pour Sc bien porter, doivent
avoir Ia tete couverte de crasse.
Pourquoi
All! cheres l%ectrices, la chose ne
Sc raisonne pas ellie est admise
CONNIE vraie, VOLTA tout. Nous es.
sayons depuis longtemps de reagir
par bien des moyens, ct surtout
par la publicite, contre une idee
aussi erronee. IL semblerait pour
tant, au premier abord, quill nest
pas besoin de plaider en- favour de
la proprete, de celle de Ia tGte
CONNIE de toute autre partie du
corps.
Eli bien! il y a quelques jours a
peine, voyant un enfant de deux
mois, III t6te garnie dune vraie ca
lotte de crasse, je demandais a la
mere pourquoi ellie n'ayait pas pris
sOin de la ttte du bebe.-Elle ne
"savait" pas que Ia tete DIES en-
fants dnt 6tre soignee, ct comment
il fallait sly prendre; ellie pensait,
au c%ontraire, que les bousets etai.
ent une sauvegarde, une vraie pro-
lection contre les maladies de Fen
fance ct quill fallait les respecter!
Je mai pas besoin de me METRE
en- frais d'areuments pour demon.
trer combien est ridicule une telle
croyance la crasse ne dot pas pa
raitre sur Ia tGte des enfants. La
~malproprete dot ttre combattue
partout, a tous les ages, dams tou.
ties les conditions, mails surtout
chez ces petits Gtres don't lie pre-
mier luxe est la proprete.
Autant on Sc detourne avec de.
govt de fenfant a la figure bar
bouillee, a la tGte couverte de cras
Sc, aux vttements sales, autant on
caresse avec plaisir un enfant qui
sent bon, qui est propre, qui est
convert de bon hinge frais ct blame:
la p%roprete, c'est lie charme ct la
beaut6 de Fenfant, c'est aussi sa
santG. Non settlement les grasses
de la t6te enlaidissent Bebe, mails
Giles nuisent au developpement de
la chevelure, Giles entravent les
fonctions de la peau ct pr6sentent
un abri commode aux parasites 4ui
y cr%oissent en- s6cprite.
Les bousets ne constituent pas
une maladie du CUR chevelu. lis
sont produits par lie depot de Sc.
cretions cutanees, de la matiere
sebacee ct de la sueur, qui, melan-
gees aux poussieres du dehors, for
ment un magma 6pais ct dur, ad-
herent bient6t a la peau, sous for
mes de c%rodtes. Pour les eviter, il
nest besoin que de quelques soins
de proprete; je crols utile d'y in>
sister.
Des la naissance, on doit, cha
que matin, commencer la toilette
de b6be par lie lavage de la tete
avec une eponge fine, speciale a
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In So 90
I'm Numtru 10
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MONTANA ITEMS.

Granite Mountain mining stocs, sells
readily IL Chicago.
Howard Brandcnburg, Of Bozen,an.
who cut his throat at LYLE, Mimi.
March /, j. dead
Gallatin valley potatoes are bought
up for the st. Paul markets ut 50 cents
per 100 pounds.
\ young lady of East Gallatin. who
had suffered from the tongues of ~can-
dal nongers, recently attempted sui
eide by hanging.
Ire flour mill at Great Falls has
passed into thc hands Of "a company of
Minneapolis millnrs, with \. c. Loring
as president.
~ Miles City court. Lincoln Lee
pleaded guilty to the charge of steal
ing cattle. He WAS sentenced To slOO
fine and three years in the penitentiary,
The Omaha Smelter, through their
agent IN Helena. have bought a CON
trolling interest in the Frohner mine
and also Jas. Sites interest i'm the
Miners" mine, near Wickes. which
makes them sole owners OF the latter
property.
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4 Bank at lewistown.

Lewistown Is soon to have bank. The
parties interested in this enterprise are Hon.
Frederick Billings, W. H. Stebbins, of IN.
ilrst National Bank of Billings, and f.. u.
styles, OF Helena. The latter, who will be
manager of the hew bank, has been com
hected with the wholesale house of John
L. Murphy, of Helena, for number of
years. The new bank has solid backing
ana alter the organization of Fcruls county
VIII prove profitable and Indispensable
Inc need of such an institution in this sec
ton has already been seriously felt.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

l. 7. MarSloi,. the Jeveler.
climax Tobacco still going at 90 cents. a,
II. ". ii gley's.
Climax Chewing Tobacco at Poland's fo,
-, cent, per pound.
Elegant Creamery Butter and Cheese al
Polands, next door To hardware store.
Oil Coats. Sie;son Hats and Calilorpi,
Hiding Gloves, at y. r. pinsinores.
uo To e. Boissonneault's for lined and
unincd Gloves aad Mi,is and one-iingered
Mitts
Another reduction in Ogcrshr,s in order
{" close out balance of stock. Call and &
Boissonneault
Parties will find il - their advantage Ia
purchase liquors for private use or bar
trade of kemper Il Atwood. Fine Ken
tucky bourbon. just received. Something
Extra.
From $40 10 80 actually saved hy Iur.
chasing q through stage and railrcad ticket
90 points Ia Iuiici S.at,a aud Canada, Via
billings. Benton ant Maiden stage Line.
covered coaches 20 the railroad Choice of
routes nom It. Paul allowed purchaser %.
ticket. For rates atI .urtncr particulars.
call on or address. J, In Beck. agent, Mai
den, VI. l.
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jUHCnoa CITY ITeMS.

Green grass is starting
The ice still holds in the river.
/ Wild geese made ;heir frst appearanc
mere tins spring, lew days since
Rather changoablc weather lately: raj,
one day, snow the next and freeze up soil,
( the ihird.
MIR Williamson, proprietor of the Mai
den Junction stage line, H. expected il
here on the 10th inst.
( Eufori's mule train loaded for IT. Ma
ginniS on the 18Th. but it will be som,
days before tine ferry i, ia order am. launch.
ell reaiy fnr hu~ine.s.
Thus FAR more rain aud snow las iallci
Than usual III this season at the year. and
prospects Tor an early sprihs and ltxuriant
growth OF grass are most favorable.
G. McNanlara. of IT. Maginnis. came
INTO Junction on the Hti.. al o a m. lciyin,
the post the innrniug of tine sih. That +,
what We call dying with horse ilesn. Ne.
iaid over one day here waiting inr A;r. Ne
Nuliotgh, OF FL A,sinna5uine. whom he
vas 10 meet at this station AMI 20 with
on neNtcnsiye eastern business trip.
knd. Sherwiu, uf Chica,p. who ,..i, ut,-,
Wet groceries than any other two kui.ht.
ol tie gdp on the road. was "a passenger
ON the same train that Mcnamara. McCul-
Tough and Fowler took. i.ud. Rrmarkcd
thai n Luui, Be.anger. OF Maiden, WAS only
nl"ns with them ,lic crowd would be com
plcte tor trip any.hc Your corre~rond-
cn' thought, As he surveyed the gang. that
tho! mere daisies n it WAS. go it boys
"h'ie you are young.
II. J. Brother, laanager of lhe Maginuis
Mining Co., al Maiden, a.cuiHpa,ied 1. hy 4.
u. Fowler, his houk-kecp,r. we.e pa,.en.
gers "h the south bound coach which ar
rived here about daylight the morning If
loth. Mr. Brother proceeded to Helen,
where be viii have rnlmd-up of the
owners oi the mine which he n.anauc, and
SOM" raiicni changes in machinery viii be-
discussed. Mr.. Fowler took the e,,,- L,ru,i
ifdin ia company with II = rs Nj, Nannr,,
and Mccullough
y. bu'"rd returned on the l2th FROM h.s
eastern trip but minus tie wife We ali
ih"usht he went a'ter. lie is looking first
lass lie lcft Paul M,.Carmici IN 81. Paul
ne evening OF the l0lh. Mc was to leave
mere that evening tor Chicago Ia complete
ms purchase Of IA stock of euu,.s. Mr.
bnl"Fi >ai hc j. ille lowest bi. der for the.
government freight from The Goa! nanks Ia
=. Ass'uibnine and from Helena to A,.ipi
'oine +. ;. Whitney the lowest bidder
rom Custer station to II. Aiusfluis and
PAUL Mcrornick irnm Custer S.atiuu (, n 4
ulster.
l.. : Wilmington. having sold his ranch
h'di month since. has been iaokir...
f"'ni lof location. nut afer carr.4ll.
i'ra'lgaiing matters lr very ,eusin.y con
!uded Ia renain here. lie has purchase,
be junction city hotci, ri Doe. B.ad. and
'sen possession. lie is cleaning ana re-
modelling it from cellar iu garnet. ai.d say.
hat M pains or eNpen e viii be s,ar,d Ia
lake il the best hu>;-lry lu the county.
r"il the vel. known ene--y tina, he and
j. vile posses We snpN s,iat Ae will n!-
Il every promise.
March 18th SynrrI.r
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80" mining camp of logo. in Meagher
county. about -etenty-iiye miles southeast
"i u b. place. !, destined To be one of th.
hes'' ana perhaps the leading camp in the
belt mountains. Mr.. Hughes. who has lust
returned from the camp. says development
work Is being pushed forward vigorously.
and that there is not an idle man Ia b,
seen. The body of ore in sight in many of
the prospects, he says, is simply wonderful.
Mr. Weaiherwax, the pioneer of the eamp.
has had some trouble with the boiler o the
mill he recently purchased of Brown d Da-
WIS. and Is rigging up a water wheel, and
expects to be pounding out wealth by the
FIRST of next month.-Great Falls Tribu,.
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FORT EAGlaN.S MEAS.

The fori Masnni, Minstrel Troupe ..aye
AN rAeeilent entertainment az the pas q! .t-
Ire oi. SI.Uruay evening. tae l:ah inst. -
good hons. Au"ther visit o., MH4.., T.
iaiAe'l oi Should ihey So yogr citizens
e'.n count "n an cni", a'i. evening.
The ptyua.tcT Alaj4 WH.ril,. p.4. lac
troops ou ruo-iay. tIe lta.
II !, ,NpccJeIt tlal 1--we v, sjA officer. lf.,a
tlis garrison. wi.l be "raered to "a Paul
ahaut tiir Ia iroX.. as eiiue,s,s IN a ...,-.
oi couri marital.
Mh=inni, siurh board quotations: March
l1ti, = ocIocS .. IL. 80 from Ea..l,r'.
rdneh' !" "c'ni- per '.rlen. Narae' hgctu.i-
In-s.
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Treasurer Folsom on the War.paih

y, ldFD ''''' ny
Not only the laws of nature, but laws of
man, were made to he complied with. some
people learn this when quite young, Others
when they get well along in years TO dis
obey one of natures laws, is 20 suffer pun
lshnnent sooner or later, but to violate
mems laws is like playing the burcd card
YOU may make il win. But should a day
"i Judgment cpEie. rs it dii to our dealer,
IN wet groceries, last saturday, it "bitcth
Ike serpent and stingcth like an adder. &"
ahd costs about sl7 to heal up the wound.
"ehtieinen, after this, when Treasurer Fol
som says thumbs up" don't be all da,
nnicing. Re fl said To their credit thoy
walked up smiling to the bar of Justice ana
laid Their little ~, just a. tlongh il wasn't
al .hey bad
The Mineral argus., 1886-03-18

"Gram'ma," said a boy OF min.
years. 'how old are YOU ?"
About Co., replied his grand
mother.
You'll die soon. won't you gran
ma ?"
YES. dear, expect to-"
and when ] die, gran'ma, can | be
buried side of you ?"
Yes, dear said she. as her hear;
warmed toward the little one. whom
she folded closer in her arms.
"Gran'ma," softly whispered the
little rascal, "simme ten cents."-Ex
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Notice Of Contest.
LAND OFFICE AT HELENA. NJ. T..
.elf1fary .4.fh 1s.:

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA. NIL
February .Gth, lss6.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Oscar y -eely against John II. Abrams. for aIan-
d"nihg his homestead entry No. 80, dated
August 1T, ls>l upon the sEIi Me- I, See. H. and
- NMii, NEl4 sWl.. See. II. Tp. Is. north of
range II east III Meagher county, Montana. with a
view 10 the cancellation of said entry; the said
parties are hereby summoned to appear al this Of
nee on the Hh day of April. lssj. at 10 o'clock T.
m, !" respond and furnish testimony concerning
s'iu aihsed a'ldndonnieht. The testimony to he
,set at that iiils To he taken before 4. A NARROW
Notary Public in and for Meagher County al Fort
Magihnis, NJ l., on the 3Oth day of March, lsSG.
:. W. LANGHORXE Register.
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rak.n-tp.

Came to my place over year ago, one
bay horse, with saddle marks. hind fee,
white up to fetlock. Branded HC (com.
hinc y on left shoulder and X on le(t hin
owner can have same by proving property
and paying costs
ANTOINE FLrUIY.
Lewistown, March 5th, 1856.
The Mineral argus., 1886-03-18
LOCAL NEWS NUGGETS,


'iecn grass on the prairios.
\. NJ Thompson has ansics in bloom
See notice III wool q overs meeting IN M
oiher column
Yesterday wus - rairick's day-sum,
did not realize tie iact until this morning
J.J. Davis. oi tlc Billings, Benton and
h..iprn 70 ar iinc, ga, ia town lifst os tn,
v,,t
The panty gwen At the International
Hotel last evening Wa not is largely
attended as "n pgcyioa, occasions.
Public school will clos, next wccA An
entertainment by the children VII be given
in Grn,>h,ck ~ Poland. hall. n,x, Friday
evening
Max. Errautn ...l tor ii,lcn.. this morn
ny 10 taAe "a situation ~ irausht,m,u
Ia the engineering asla4tn.cn, # ,he new
Montana Central railroad.
"en's' Furnishing Don,., sold regardless
al Cost. at !iisIcy'-.
SiIl auotl,r cui n rlInt., rom uum on
: Gents al II. ". !ii-tr, =.
cai,ortisn.euto oi "Red Frnn," lailia.d
Hal, Young ~ Nelson. rfrrrietois. lho-e
gentlemen propose 10 sul lir.t-,..s s.
house and will AWAY, le pleased To- meet
taeir many friends.
y foot race occurred yesterday between
Dck .iir> and u Geshuan. the former
winning easiiy. Distance, 90 yards; stakes
- 40 a side II was Dlch', sccrnd victory
-: Gcrhmafi. within week. Dick /, really
- lying duiriIman' "hcn he get, started
.. ". Thompson caiH- ia from nu,l
Mountain ou saturday, ..nu went back with
larnI!y Killings and u,her scutl,inrii vcs-
icrday. AR. Thompson has "a sin. of ,ie,,
at work getting uuf ii- biz sample of coal +
an'i II J, considered certain that the re.ult
"i lie test will be the construction q. +,
railroad 10 the mines within the nrxt six ,
"hilis.-t'azcitc. VI light a. we'll build the
i"'d mt" ihis mining camp while you are
about H.
y "" choice Suiis. some of them in,
ported ~orsie'i. al Cost, at II. ". iIig,ey's
Aew Iot oi Brides. Bit, aai spurs. at
Hroe,necA a Polands
Long and Short Leg Gun Boots, AT =. r..
pinsn0fe's. corner oi Montsna and Main
streets.
y. 1. bih-nurc h..s the I.arg,,t ana I,..t
Assortment o! Cashmere and Blue F,an-
i'ei o'er S"r'>, also Fancy kuit and ral,.
iorhia Underwear, and sold Cnca,,r than
The cheapest.
". L. johnson. ,he wnol-.ro,y.r inst
h'''" -.h"efsohviiie. Lad the misfortune
10 get leg broken - ii, hursc ial!ing on
'ii" "n Aonnay. ID. Woudruil. of Fort
'iasihhis, "a> called o. set tie b.okeu
inib. 1t MAS iui.nd tnai tLr bone uJ tbr
'S bciua tie kice wa, siivercd am. su
jauIy swollen ii-a, Il wunld re,i.ire ,.,,.,,l
'd!s before I" could be uiera.e. upon. Mr
Johnson rode s!N u.io, alter the accid,,
a
JACK MeDpna.il .mi trtuk mitchell maze
''iLer got nu.i.i.'z.s of I. i...,t alarm: tn.y
'"Ai kno" which. Ihcy have s.rucs. some "
ii'isl IA tie south ,ud ul iue ssr:th Aiac..t-
"a q al pus1.es ouf iaoa! experts. Il
i"i efN."us "a tine ,Gecss al iits4c acid a. q
'""'d 'e the cileck o. a" early day Indian
Ia''er. IL resenno.cs gold, ANA by Tie Va. Cd
STANDS the acid test !, would iiu,...e ar Il
man, ii was iAe precious ,iuiT. The -
AL Is t~eAiy fe'-i wide. sui can be traced
ir j. ~ i''ef "n the surface. rAe ,,t.,,.l.. 4.
u" ''''ih 'c,asin ha, alrelly 81 r..
". |. Ae.sJn went ,lo~n luesday. IN
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Notice,

IN accorinnce with an act passed by the
last >>>ion of the Legislature of Montana
Territory, il becomes my duty to collect the
spectral Road and Poor Tax. Those liable
iof ihr same will please br prepared to pay
"hrh call. SAM. SNYDER.
Assessor nf Mtaghcr County.
The Mineral argus., 1886-03-18
Fresh Seeds

Jnst received direct from ID. L,NpRrrH &
sons celebrated Seed Farms, aromplete as-
sortnicnt of FRESH SEEDS which will he
sold at Eastern Prices. Send in Your
orders early. Aimanacs mailed on appli-
eaton. {. BoIs oNNEArLT,
Maiden NJ r.
The Mineral argus., 1886-03-18

Are happy men. hut not more 80 than are
STORES al private citizens in this vicinity
WHO have used NtN MEET, BALsAu for
tuu-hs aHa Lung truul4-s. This great
remedy ha- proven tn hundreds that Con
sumption cIu pe Cured. Why suffer wncu
You can OBTAIN Il sample bottle free OF
IhuI. i-1n - iriiatr
The Mineral argus., 1886-03-18
Speetacles ard Eve Glasses

In lar-e variety, comprising Double Con.
veX' Hinziiiau AMI Pcri>copic Lenses, Just
received at
{ Bu!.soSNEAULrs.
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notice.

Now is the accepted time. Dinsmore
selling OEERCOATS Al COST. Call a,
see them 8
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&c To

binsmore's for bargains in Clothing. Cert.
furnishing Goods, Boots ani Shoes, Hats.
Caps. etc.
The Mineral argus., 1886-03-18

Gins Lehman viii continue t4e bu,iHc.,
~ iAl, place -ul Hill caIirc; all b n. ,iu,
The hriu aud pay nl! Indebtedness. Ill
those knowing Themselves indcbte. 10 said
firm VIII please call au. settle iuIlle.,inf,l,
without further notice.
tHNELrs LEHMAN.
NN ". DEWiI.
Cottonwood. Il. T., Narcn ii, Iss6.
The Mineral argus., 1886-03-18
NOTICE.


The partnership heretofore existing
and uoiHc business at Cotf1uwooi. Non
thnA under ihe firm name and style oi
mas. Lehman A Co., is this day dissolved
hy mutual consent
The Mineral argus., 1886-03-18

The co-rartnershio heretofore existing
between Thomas lee aud &. Ohrecht was
Dissolved on the 22ni DAY of February.
lS6, by mutual consent
THOMAS LEE.
{. OBREcHr.
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CHARLES l.fuNAS.
Nu ". DrWIrr.
Cottonwood. ". r., March -. ls,j.
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iAE wv MERr,N RiLsliI
T,iE rRrs!DE.Tltr. ,ppoIyTrrs

For Coughs aud Colis.s sample free a
Thompson * Braiuerd'..
The Mineral argus., 1886-03-18

SSIErEE
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1886-05-08

Will the time never come when
editors and other writer's for news
papers will use plain English to
convey their meaning, instead Of
ringing in WORKOUT French and
Latin quotations? Prof. Dimitry,
who perhaps knew more different
languages than any man in Louis
lana, used to say there was no idea
or shade of meaning that could not
be conveyed clearer in English
than in any other language. What
is more, he proved it on several
occasions when peculiar idioms
were submitted to him in banter.
The indiscriminate use of Latin,
French and German is as intolera-
BILE nuisance as the punster fiend
when at large, or the rural editors
weakness for "whilom," '.ycleped, "
and other nearly obsolete words.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1886-05-08

The above eighty names were written on
separate pieces of p'per, and by the jury
commissioners, together with the clerk,
The first fifty names were placed IN an
envelope and sealed. and endorsed on tho
same Jurors drawn for the first week OF
the May term Of the district court" and
the last thirty names drawn were also
placed in q separate envelope by the jury
commissioners and marked Jurors for the
second We * of the May term of the dis
trict COURT and said envelopes wero then
sealed aud placed in the jury box. the
jury box SEALED, locked aud then placed IN
the custody of : Il. Shackelford, clerk Of
the district court, for use 1T the next term
of the cou,t.
The SAID s. Il. Shackelford. clerk Of the
district conrt, did then and there, in Oux
presence, keep process verbal Of all TIE
acts done by said commissioners in said
drawing. which we certify to be correct by
our signatures, this 9Th day of March.
A. d. 1856. &. II. TEAL,
ALBERT BL0XOM,
f. T.. LAYSSARD,
Members Jury Commission.
! SEAL 5. B. SHACKELFORD,
) Clerk and Ex -Officio Member
Jury Commission.
Filed March 9Th, 1886.
S. b. SHACKELFORD, Clerk.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1886-05-08
The Daneers OF q Policeman

The Dangers OF q Policeman.
The following relative to the benefit
of Honey of Tar will be read with
interest:
LITTLE Rock, ARK, Mag y. lsos.
To the Safanta Aedicise Co.
Genfs-Two years ago was suffer-
ing from very severe "cold," which
l thought at the time had aettled on
my lungs. After using Acker's English
Cure aud also the celebrated 'Boschee's
German Syrup" / fonbd no relief.
Meeting DIR. Ables one night, and
when on duty. told him my feelings.
He said: ~ can give you relief" and
which he did, instantly. ''Here is
Honey Of Tar; if it doesn't cure you
it will certainly help you." Thank
God, it cured me. Gentlemen, am,
respectfully, JOHN H. Howe, JR.,
Five years Oh the Police Force.
A. X. Ballard, merchant at St.
Charles, Ark, Oh June 10th, says: !
can't tell all that Able's Honey Of Tar
did for me last spring: but $50 worth
of good at least; would pay $50 tor
another bottle under the same circum-
stances. For sale by d. A., Smith e.
Co., A. A. Dean, and Nash e. Williams,
at Colfax; Raoul RACIAL. Grants PIT;
and Marion Shumate, Montgomery.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1886-05-08

The following, for the cure of
poisonous stings or bites, is 90
simple and harmless to use that no
one should hesitate to give it
trial If occasion offers:
A "Plain-Farmer" writes as fol-
lows: 1T is now twenty years since
/ learned that sweet oil would cure
the bite of rattle snake, not
knowing it would cure other kinds
of poison. Practice, observation
and experience have taught me
that it will cure poison of any kind,
both on man or beast The patient
must take q spoonful of it inter-
nally and battle the wound for a
cure. To cure a horse it requires
eight times as much as for man.
One of the most extreme cases of
snake bites occurred eleven years
ago. It had been thirty days
standing, and the patient had been
given up by his physician. Igave
him spoonful of the oil, which
effected cure. 1t will cure bloat in
cattle caused by fresh clover. It
will cure the sting of bees, spiders,
and other insects, and persons who
have been poisoned by low run
ming vine called IVY"
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1886-05-08

Mr.. George Hubbell, secretary
of the Millcreek distilling CON-
pany, has made a surprising state
ment He said that the present
prohibition agitation had been the
means of decreasing the sale OF
whisky fully forty per cent Should
prohibition agitator make such
an assertion he would be laughed
at The secretary of one of the
largest distilleries in the country
makes it, and no one will have the
hardihood to gainsay it 1t is one
of the most forcible arguments for
the support of the prohibition
movement that has ever been made,
for it evidences that there is some
thing in it.