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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-08
Laher MestInR AZ Pnris.

Spc ial 10 the 6Nhte.
PARIS, TEX, Aug. The grand labor
meeting held to-day 10 the knights o.
Labor hall was largely attended and
highly entertaining. The delegates from
the three counties met aud passed the fol-
lowing resoutionsi
whereas, certain resolutions were passed AZ
ioint mo tiDg " labor Organization ana 70
adopted BY the liopowail County alliance on
n soly. d. that We lndofse said resolutions
aud r,co nmend The same for adoption And,
Whereas, we are the feptcs snt siiFe8 o. M
agricultural and laboTng people, and 90 fuch
realize the Importance aud Necessity OF having
q representative 70 act for NJ, both 10 the state
and national legislature. and,
Whereas, the late senatorial convention was
irregular, unprecedented and nDdeinocratlc
pnd tho choice o. the convention uDrepresentn'
tive aud autag 1nlstic 20 the interests Of The
laAsscn, therefore, be II
ReHolyod, l. That tue iaboYing masses OF the
Thmty-dTst senatorial district denouncc and
ignore the action - the said cOngen,i Ion, aud
tall upOu the executive csmfnittCe 10 cali within
twenty days convention IN ihs regular form
az heic ofore pursued. TO the end that the poo
ole may rcDuke the conduct OF their delegates
add establish pnrity and justice.
q That npon the fhilafe Of the senatorial ey
ccutlvu com i'ioe To call q new con enl!un IN
lect Il man 0f their choice for IN alate eenate
the chairman OF THIS convention be requested
and required 10 m1 se such Gull
" That We indors The action Of the Grand
Agricultural Vine Of Arksnhae AZ newport,
recognizing that al la,orcfs are IN the sane
boas and mus stink or SWIM ogether.
;iIat when THIS coiycaiign 40, arms =
shah adjourn 70 meet the first Saturday IN eaNp
month until othersiee ordered
b. That a. our actions s-dag are for Tho pan
&c good, all resolutions be pqbiishci ia lne
csuse " labor signed, y Y. fonk, ctim,
=. n, WARP, hpc'y.
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Eens, and, tErtner, tnat the commissioners
OF this bureau be cabinet cflicer Of the
United States government.
ID. We demand the enactment of law.
70 compel corporations TO nav their q a.
ployes according to contract In a,Sf,l
money for their services, and the prsny
70 mechanics and laborers a nrst Ilan
upon the products OF their labor 10 the
extent of their full wages.
a. We demand the passage OF an inter.
state commercial law, that shah secnre
the same rates OF freight to all persons
Tor the same class OF merchandise ar.
cording 10 distance OF hapl, without re-
gard TO amount Of shipment; to prevent
the granting OF rebafes; TO prevent pool-
ing freights TO shut OIL competition ana
10 secure to the People the benefits of
railroad transportation at reasonable
cost.
10, We demand that all convcts be con-
hned In prison walls, and the contract
system abolished.
l6. We recemmend a call for national
conference 10 which all labor organlza-
lions shall be invited to send representa-
tive men 10 discuss such measures as NAV
DC oil Interest TO the laOoring classes.
Resolved, that the president OF the
Grand Stale alliance be, and he is hereby
directed to appoint committee OF three
TO press these demands upon the attention
OF legislatures OF both The state and
ration and report progress at the meeting
OF the next Grand State alliance; and be
IL further
Resolved, that newspapers be furnished
copies of these demands for publication /;
aud be 1t further
Resolved, that the president OF the
Grand State alliance have 80, 600 copies
OF these demands and resolutions printed
and distributed to the sub-alliauces
through the county secretaries; and be it
further
Resolved, that each delegate to this
state alliance present copy Of these de.
nands and resolutions as early as pos.
Slble to each candidate for legislative
office, state or national, and endeavor
to secure his Endorsement aud assist.
ance in carrying them to successful Is.
sue w. M MArnEs,
j. M. PARDuE,
II. L. CLARK,
b. f. ROGERS,
Il. Il. WARREN,
j. IL. MORROW,
GEO. II. STovALL,
Committee on Demands and Good of
the Order of Farmers Grand State Al
lance. A. DUNLAP,
Ii. &. MOORE, President.
Secretary.
EXPLANATION.
~NoTE-There seems 10 be some mis-
understanding as to the true import of
the fourth article. No such thing as IA
conGscation Of lands owned by alien syn
dic0tes or corporations, where they have
OBTAINED them by lawful means, is CON
templated, but 1t is proposed to impose
such rates Of taxation upon them as small
farmers nave to pay upon their lands, and
II is thought that this remedy will be eff
lectual IN bringing these upon the mar
ket for actual settlers at reasonable prices
COMMITTEE.
The alliance adjourned to-day The
next meeting is to be held az Waco.
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the drought began. Two weeks ago
things looked alarming; water had al
most entirely given out IN this county
grass burnt up and blown away, leaving
the ground perfectly bare, and stock were
suffering, and even water for people was
becoming a question Of considerable Inn
portance. However, many dug wells in
the creeks, branches, etc., which sun
Piled water enough TO keep people from
suffering. Many moved out on account
OF the drought, and others moved their
stock out. But those who left the county
are those generally termed squatters or
nesters.
Two weeks ago we had fine rains, Civ.
ing plenty Of water. Grass has nut M
nice and green and sorghum, mlllet, etc i,
which was planted last spring aud lay In
the ground without spr0uting, Is now up
and promises zine crop. With few
moro rains our people will pass the
winter timely, TIE opinion OF our people
Is that we have not suffered nearly as
badly as wRs generally thought and re.
ported.
HOOD 10 ALI RGHT.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
THoRP SPRINGS, Tx, Aug, G.-Good
rains have visited the entire county OF
Hood, which insure good range for
stock, and should the rain continue, the
stock In this part viii be In good fix TO
meet the winter.
PALEsrrNE's sEcoNp BALE.
special TO the 5axct.e.
PALESTINE, Tx, Aug. THE second
bale OF cotton came In last night, II was
raised by l. W. Derden 10 the Bethel
neighborhood, weighed $40 pounds,
classed as middllng aud was bought by
Royal, Coleman & Co. at 81 ceats and
shipped TO $. l.. Goldman, Houston.
IN HARRISON COUNTY.
Special to the Gazette.
MARSHALL, Tx. Aug. 7.--Reporis
from more than twenty OF our best farm
ers, representing all parts OF Harrison
county, are as follows: All small grain
very short, corn very good, except few
small districts where the drought pre-
vailed, acreage large, cotton up TO date
better than II has been In many years,
acreage large and we'll cultivated, no ap.
kearance OF worm OF any kind. Al this
date the cotton crop cannot be deter.
mined, as insects and weather to ma.
ture fruit and 70 harvest may yet make
the crop q partial or almost total failure,
ALvARADo GIFTS GOOD RAINS.
| Special to the Gazette
| ALVARADo, TRx., Aug. 7.--Tms morn
ing cotton and corn were revived and the
hearts Of the people were refreshed by q
! hne rain,
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on a sun white face and llna n
song had departed ''''''r w
The drawiuR.room was nlleb w,
rylng figures, pale and scared f,,'..e w W.,
cries Of lament; ell attcmpts \, 800, 4, . t1e
tate the lnanimute form had n. 4, , ~
The hastily summoned nhysln,sns .s'a'
standing ever her When ilDagv ~, V a,,l
zen came ini and on the delicate c.n,s,
mere We're pools OF water lhal k2t
stripped from her clothing and half. w; WV
len uttered cry OF honor; Hilary r,eies
anu would have fallen but cancht e1s
cnalr ior support. Recovering ia es,f
possession he questioned the nshcrnnn
"As near as ] ken tell yt, An ,frss
this way. Me an 10Y paSdnsr. e.sc MAJ
'ome late, 'appened Nloug ltsl A. M.
ere innocent WAS a roachln iur 0h~t,e
we was tother side % the inlet an, 1 NV,
a white nggSr on the log. au', lesta, XIX
wur a rcachln', little bnaf M ten Y, s', \.
came by, an she a lookiu, az tbstN ~
Ter foot'old and fell. Worm n ~, ' ~
ont. But she wur dead then, poor ,ss,e.
Lord ha' mercy on Ser sonll'i ma sSa
honest fisherman wiped bis eyes, n W.
els there no life, no hinefv nuays
asked physician, ''i
"There e. no life aud no homo N
Hilary buried his faca In IA hand a.,
groaned aloud. viylen came 10 IA elss
elasped her hands around Ills arm. n".
looked at him bcseechingly, but he shncl
her OF as II she had been vlpor ANA III
the room.
The long night was spent IN aronlsea
seli-upbraiding, and, when Mrs Gleni.
worth went to summon him IL ~
morning, the gay debonalr youth hs1
changed TO a sorrowful, rcmoise.strlcker
man. e'N
Hours after, passing from thu ronm
whore Dolores lay ina woful state, ma
where he had been pouring for,h
passionate prayer for forgiveness avsr
tho still, pale form, he found Vivian
crounhing In the hail. She Approached
him with q caresslpg gesture, iat M mo,
toned her away.
"And Is all over between ussp she
asked
"Would TO God there had bacn nothing
between us. | have been faithless ana
my punishment Is greater than can boar.
Forgot that you have ever known me.v
There was a peaceful nook whefo The
dead aud gone Glentworths were buried
aud Dolores WAS laid beside them
Destiny stood grim and ilimby the coilin.
lid, sobbng with mock grief, and, hhylnr
played out the play, went to arrange other
scenes and actors. - utlca Herald.
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COL. FtTz JOHN PORTER.
Fire at GONZALES.
special to The Gazette.

apocfai 10 ne dh1ette.
GONZALES, Tux. ~ Aug, TAT II
O'Clock today Ore broke out IN the res
taurant Of Mrs. Matthews and IL was en-
irely consumed together with a part OF
the furniture, etc. The Dire was not dis
covered until II had good Roadway and
everything was 30 dry and the water sup
ply was so scarce that It could not be
controlled. The FIRE originated In the
Kitchen. The loss was about $1,000
The house was insured
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WASHINGTON.
rho spirit of the surplus Resolution 60 be
Followodby tho Administration
lrmAI aI1nnI no nrnnI 1trLnN


THAT SURPLUS RESOLUTION.
WASHINGTON, Aug. THE president
has evidently repented his action Ia not
signing the surplus resolution. After
consultation with bis cabinet associates
late Yesterday, IL was decided that bonds
shall be called for la accordance
| with the resolution as II II had
/ become law, The first call win be
made for Slt,000,0 900, Calls to an equal
amount will be made each month until
| the administration Is satisfied that the
experiment OF reducing the surplus by
such monthly payments OF the public
debt can safely be done. 1t Is said in
behalf OF the president that he did not
sign the resolution because be did not
want TO be bound by It's limitation.
From high official source, It Is learned
that the president intends at present TO
have three calls made OF 5000, 900
each, during as many months, and after
that period TO continue or suspend them
as he may think the commercial situation
demands. The first call Is to be made
with great promptness, following the adj
jDurnment OF congress, to forestall pub
lie criticism for his kill ng the surplus
resolu ion yesterday by pocket veto.
OF SIC, 900 described In the flrst call,
50, 100000 are called on account OF sink.
ing fund.
COL. FtTz JOHN PORTER.
WAsHSGToN, Aug. THE following
was Issued from the war department to-
day: "By direction of the president,
Mr.. Fitz John Porter having been APP
pointed colonel in the army under the
provisions OF the act OF congress, an
proved July !, 1856, is hereby placed on
the retired list VI the army in that grade
from this date in pursuance OF the au-
thority conferred by said act and at his
own request"
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A Young clerk Gives ohlo raj Tor Epson
salts.

Young Clerk Gives ohlo raj Cor Epson
salts.
Special 10 the Gazette
SAN ANToNIo, TEX, Aug. 7,-IAomas
J Jackson, young empl 2ye on the
Southern Pacific road, went into bosd,
mas drug store this afternoon and called
for dose Of EPSON salts The poy ciefk
was attending to the store at we time
and gave Jackson chloral In 8, Nution,
Jackson was dead man half an houi
after taking the drug. The victim vas
native Of Waco, unmarried, aged TIVE MY
six years. Tie doctors were called 10,
but could do no good. The boy, Henry
Schumm, Is under arrest. An inquest ~
being held, He has told dozen different
statements regarding the sad attair, nut
does got deny that he gave ehlora' Ior
epson salts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-08

Mrs, G. ID, Brown returns home this
morning from brief trip North.
She brings some novelties IN ladies' at
tire and ornamentltion, and has placed
her orders for large stock of new goods
for the fall trade
n. B.--Mrs. Brown continues her clear.
ing sale OF summer goods at reduced
prices.
j. S Two pleasant rooms for rent
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mr. 10 asa tho Drummgra.

"Yos,n said drummer ioran Ohio
drug house, 81 am the mar whowss ar
rested for poisoning an Indian In New
Mexico, The facts Of thc ease are about
as folowsi
"Myselt and a friend, whom shall call
Wilson, left Santa No one morning for Tho
purpose OF supplying y store Keeper who
WAS u customer Of our house, with some
drugs ne had ordered. They consisted
Of mustard plasters, qulnlne, patent med.
icines and the like, When we had travelled
about a half day we came 10 an oasis,
whore we concluded TO stop and rest
while we ate our lunch. so we got out
OF our buggy, and ilnhltched our horses
and siaked them out TO Craze, We had
flashed our lunch, and were resting and
reoounting our adventures, when Wilson
spoke up and said Look, there Is an In.
dian after our horses Jumped up aud
looked, and sure enough there was
young Indian about nluoteen years Of age
skulking through the tall grass toward
our horses. Wilson and ! were little
excited, but not afraid 80 We laid plans
TO capture him, which were speedily car
ried into execetlon Well, 10 make a long
story short, we captured him Az 1rst
we were at lossto know what 70 do with
him We had no right to carry him back
to Santa Bo Gs he probably belonged on
one OF the reservations. Finally, AZ q
last resort, Wilson proposed 70 me 4
somewhat mover plan TO punish hlml II
was 10 tie his hands behind bis back, give
nl's = p,g uphe =, oaig ,nS. s,Sa r T,d
ane " stlSh sesen ~ s,sn, u ~ r,so' ~.
nnu cupsieumi p'aseis ~ N", ~ ,,enf
nBn'eu WIZ suo pi"' a"a ,ns
ue pusBy ".N sp nrns.d .o,s.
VI ,ne p'psersI anu p yw,,snn ont
qulnine hnu calginol, w." KIRK, ~,
strohH pleVe ~ wfhpp,a a Tha Inaisr
ceeuea 70 ue nis nanus d NIX ,,oss
VINO hau neanWllnu nsps snep ,osh mn
laiesu W opl.esiou " ni.'"e "S y rcrL.
marc plow IN tnP rtoilaon H tg,,s 800" sary
ing tue WHO ont OF me, mtsyn Ky
pr9meby laeiif'l til's r''s~ ~ y. Y, ~
enooklnR the inulan uvnn ~ n,1 ,,attnd
nlW; gol UP anu We" " na ,ls !, g s,irr
ms DUCK Iheh we ovulniyrs ..,',. N r
a mustard plaster nelv Wy ~sae r,,,,s
his nusky Ooey resempleu ~ y ~.
On some ~ VIC p'nsseis l,ste asds rie
lures anc be looked IKE an eul'navea vols'
graph pole IN mclrgppiNip s,g eus,
cred win patent meolelns Hu''f'''
ments ..,. "a
Then we forced open ~ hpnlp wa
gave him d teaspn0plni y guie si wv
oalomel, about hali ana nAil, mN WV .,,
lied him 20 tree ana wa'caso NV unni
the mustard plas1era coIpi'iFeg'n y yy,n
~ Was the most c2mleni ril'Ns e''s , ,,33
ever been my lct tqWlneHa' 10 aNtsr
- tail, white Plug ha., ~ so o,,n,s
dozen large mustard plislers q VARIOUS
hnes and lafRs nl'osgs'. s6nah
Dit OF his stomach, appeared az ln9ukn
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There Rill be 4 large sale Of auclsIned
and over freight at the old MDrehead
warehouse. Texas Pacific depot, com
mencing on Friday, August rs, 1850, %
lOa. m THIS will be an unusual DppOF-
funlfg 70 procure oaiaains. Come early
and seenre tbs best c1fnres
J0HT tisf1r
Travelling Freight Az sni iexes l'A
eide railway.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-08

One large wax doll With one pound Of
Silver King baking p Owder, at the Fort
WORTH Grocer Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-08
TIE WRONG lgRUG.

The iO-cent counter Is fall OF new
goods at the Fort WORTH. Grocer Co.'S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-08

You win lnd on the l0.ccnt counter
red cherries, blackborrlcs, corn, straw,
berries, peas, peaches, string beans,
gooseberrlcs, threo.pound apples, nnes
pound mackorcl &C the Fort Worth Gro
Ger Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-08

biarup Fymnss college. fninali' Aenn'
Before dec.dlpg opoR school Tor yoFl
sianRhtsra write to tbs luelitu}ipn i0f
catalogue showing ~ RqynpiaRe1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-08

J. II, Roulhac sells he celebrated SlilI,
well ham
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ana uNIe tNc lNuhlt Nhusl
And she covered her face with hor
hands as II With shame At her ayoWal.
Hilary bent forward aud gently tool, them
away, saying
ifBut the music need not end there,
Viyleri" aud with tender pleading he
bent forward, clasplng her 10 his heart
for a moment, raining kisses upon her
lips Then he resumed the oars, and
Destiny, watchful ever, guided the boat
close 70 the shore, among the lily,pB5s
Dolores left Mrs. Glcntworih iaat
asleep, and, failing 70 find her friend and
lover IN the house, went 10 meet them
Perhaps they had gone for water lilies,
70 she went through the garden, picking
nowers as she passed aud singing
snatehes Of a spanish eerenade. Tho
moonlight fell cgrslessiy on her sweet
upturned face, the night breezee softly
waved her dark hair, and she went down
the q n paths, leaving behind her the
scent VI flowers and fragments OF Gong.
And there were The lilies folded and
cleaning white on their cmeral c1uchefi
She took branch from O little tree 10
reach them with, aud stepped on q par
TALLY submerged log. Bhe had &c.
cured q handful and was reaching for
more when The boat that WAS slowly
drifting down The bay passed by the lily-
blooming inlet, the moon shown full on
thu faces of the occupants, aHa Dolores
saw the heart-clasp and the kisses. II
dazed her tor q moments that heart-rlaep
had In II an arrow that penetrated hers.
She attempted 70 reirace her footsteps,
but, weak aud bewlldeFed, ahe Nlipped
and the lily.padg received and held her.
60me hehennep, returning latei saw her
lail. fastened 70 the ftfcne kpd carried
ner w fbe same pafh ~ which fbe cams,
TIE moon yot aa0pe noNn enkp|egy.Y, fuil
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hEHNEEI:EST.

Tn ........ So 90
TN Numero- 10
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LIE proverbe: Payer en- monnaie
de SINCE, c'est a-dire Ell gambades,
nous vint du regne de saint Louis.
Dams un tariff fait par Louis IN,
roi de France, pour regler les droits
de peage qui etaient dus 4 l'entr6e
de Paris, soas le Petit-Chatelet, on
lit que lie marchand qui apportera
I'm SINCE pour lie vendre, paiera
quatre deniers ; que 81 lie SINCE APP
partient a IN joculateur, Get HON.
me, en- 10 fAisant gambaler devant
lie peage, sera quite du peasc, tant
du dit SINCE que de CT quill aura APP
porte pour lui-mtme.
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WILLIAM WRIGHT,
Livery and Sale Stable,
Corner Muia Gnd Grinage SITS.
EI-Ema La-
Mules 3 Karses Bought & Sold on Commission.
EDUCATIONAL.

rE7za" university ol is,c $Omth
L is located at SEWAEEE, TENN. upon
tie Cumberland Plateau. 2.00} feet above the
Sea irNo,. This school. under the special pat
r"nagr u the bishops of the Protestant Epis
co'Hl g Hrch. IN tie south and Southwest, OF
tcrS the hcaltllie>t residence and the best adj
vantaGcs, both mn:ai and educational. in its
Grannlar Sclioo! and its Collegiate and Iheo
."-iral Departments For the special claims
OF inns thlEersity ion patronage. apply Tor
document II The Rev. TEi.FNIH HODGeON.
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Pendant ce couplet, Guelqu'un
de la maison va chercher DIES nufs
pour les bonner a la bande joyeuse.
Les gas les ramassent dams IN
grand panier, porte, a tour de role,
par chacun d'euX.
Lors4u'ils ont recu ce present. 81
la maison posseie une je"ne domes
tique, lie porteur du panicr chante
les paroles ~suivanteS i l'adresse de
cettc file. qu'ellr soft iolle CONNIE
un amour, OH laide onim lc dla.
Bile
81 vnez plus rien n donn.r, ,lonnez- nous IA
lservantr !:
MOI lportsur du panier, j'su:s tout pref il la
lie ia gard 'rons tpute Ia mutt rh.ntant
Aveu nous lie nou7eau printemps.
Suivant Tusage, la m~aitresse re-
pond que sd servante est trop IT,
mlde pour faire DIES pronenadrs
noctnrncS avec dcs garcons mails
Gu'elle youhra hirn, sans doute. ac
coricr III baiSer au porteur de pa
nier. Ell lhonncur du retOur lu
prin:emps.
lie pOrteur S~'empreSse, avec une
@alanterie solvent tres mGritoire.
de solicitor ce baiscr, qui ne lui est
jamais refuse.
Avant de Sen aller, les chanteurs
adressent leurs rcmerciemrnts dams
IN dernier couplet que voici
En- v"us remerciant. lie pres mt est honntte.
hetonrHez vsus coucher, barrsz porte ct fe-
Pour nous. irons teute la mutt cA.ntant
LIZ retour du joyeux printemps.
Cette scene de reJouissance a lieu
successivement dams tOutes les mai
suns de Ia commune, chaque bande
dc chanteurs ayant i Sc presenter,
ayant lie jour, devant chacnne des
habitations que content la partie
dc territoire qu'elle s'est chargee
de parcourir.
CONNIE couronnementde DIES rejOuis-
sances en- rhonneur du retour de la
belle s%aison, 10 premier dimanche
de mai, DIES danses au biniou ct a la
bOmbarde ct DIES amusements pu-
blics sont %orsanisGs dams la plupart
DIES communeS OH Pom a chante lie
printemps. Les depenses de la f9te
y Sont payees sur le montant de la
vente deS gufs recolt6s par les jeu-
nes gems dams la mutt du 80 avril.
LIE enrieux ct poetique usage que
nous lemons de d6crire est encore
Ell vigueur aujonrd'hui dams beau.
coup de commnnes de rarrOndisse.
ment de Londeac, ct principale
ment dams lie canton duel.
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NATURES
CURE FOR
CONSTIPATION.

cures Sick Stomach and gently urges ali the
Excretorv organs to proper action 1t should
be found in every household and carried by
every traveller. Soil tItrHgyists ere,ychc,c.