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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-31
~ - CesnGy lssns

= The following news items are frcm
the Lyon County TSmS Of las. Satur.
day.
Albert Harris. of this place, WAS in
sised to deliver a. speech before the
Carson anti. Chinese League last Sstur.
day evening. He responded, and those
who attended the meeting declare that
1t was the most eloquent address that
has ever been delivered in the old the.
atre hall In Carson.
There II talk Of the G. s C. II R.
Company laying third rail from the
Mound hOnse to Masoa valley;so that
cattle men can ship cattle direct from,
California and elsewhere to the Valley
for wintering. This would do away
with the transfer At the Mound House.
Tws new Frue Concentrations are to
be placed IN the Santiago mill. II Is
also understood that. tina Hendy con.
ceutrators will I've tried In the Mexican
and the Duncan concentrations in some
other mill, possibly the Douglas At
Lower Gold Hill.
Hsswell Lodge Ma. %. I.'Os G. T..
icelebratcd Its 9th anniSer ssry last Mon.
day evening NJ Odd Fellow Hail, by
musical and literary exercises, ban.
quot and dance; Twestysix members
Of Rescue lodge, 10. q. T., Of vir-
GINA came down and resdercd the oc.
catioA additionally enjoyable BY
music. song,. and their all pervading
iolity. IL
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-31
=
The state s,.is.aatS-ty.

The examinatien' sof@ admission 10
ths State University 4, lsena viii tsgm
April I. Che building will be open
tor. the reception of popiis Artil' Is:
When the structure 'xss accepted ts
the Regents ,here WAS nntaiux but
bare walls. and Furnishing of The build
Ing has required more rhine than Was
anticipated The Regents iniend to
open the University All The date slated
With imposing ilaueurstiuir errcmA
nies hchtting ,ts dedication ,psthe etiu:
cation OF the youth at. the Stase IN
view Of the fact that the nisjdrity %
the, applicants for admission are rot
lar cnough advanced to.cnter on the
University courses Of study. fhe Re.
gents have wisely concluded 20 esiat.
lish a preparatory course for the first
and second years. Under this arrange.
ment no youth will tesdenied adinis:
sion who lps mas tered HE ruthmeitis
! OF an ordinary public school course 81
s,ud, snch rs reading, writing. ari,h.
',netic, spelling. gram Mar Asd geos
raphy, -.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-31
81 Aths Orally Fslainx
Incubat~r.


]. b. White j. Co. have comply,ed
the rotor. house and assay ofics al the
new mill and have bdilt = platform
from the ore recsiviag room 10 the
bank in the rear Of the mill. The mill
co,a pany is now building an ore chute
100 feet long and are completing =
= water tank wi,h,x capacity OF $4,000
gallons. True FsssuSs.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-31
A UniQa~ t.yerotssatA.

An extremely valuable Cyciopsdis,
and of very great popular Unrest il
Aldsn's csclopedia OF Universal Liter:
sturs, No1ulne IL. OK which Is JUS, pub
lished. Novel in plan, and nevei IN
form, a, once beautiful and convenient.
and Ata price low even compared With
Mr.. .Aiden's always low prices, this
volume gives in its nearly 500 pages
biographical sketches OF one hundred
and eleven prominent authors, with
characteristic Selections .from their
writings, The following authors,
among Others, appear il This volume:
Audubon. 81. Augustine, D'Aus, sse,
Bacon, Balzac, Bancroft. Banin,. Bar
baud; Beaumont, Bcecher several Ut
the nAiAsd), Benthsm. Bion, BiMnsop,
Black 1Williau), Blackstone. Blessing
ION ( Countess of, aud Boccaccie, :, thus
representing nearly ALL ages avid al
nations syen IN this ynlunusa-A merl.
can. English, French, German; lta Tau,
Greek Lstia, Swedish, : Portuguese,
ScotchlsDatch, Irish, Norwegian. aud
Daaislfa autneryAfrbm the petiut' $50
B.'e. 10 IA D. 1886 The literary And
mechanical workmanship are both Of
q hisA order. tbs work N tealiy one
thai ought 10 nnd place IN every
horne librsry.;,t offer. y fund Of EN- er,
faininent and instruction that will
prove well-nigh iseKhsus,ibis, I'll.
price, only go cenls II volume, make.
it's possession pes.ibic even to i.esrly
every sehooLboye The work is pub
lishsd .l,o in .Pat's al 100 pages. each
le1chaHsesble Vt any time for hound
vol1mns), which are sent post. paid for
u cents each. Every reader of this
.notice ought 10 get At leust y -.peciuei,
Part for examination. john b. Aldcn.
Publisher, New York. ..-,t..
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-31
. a Coed Clean Up.

Ths Cat, Craek mill made anothe,
clean up on Saturday from . rua on
Psml,cc ore. This lot of ore averaged
500 Aid has put the Pamlico on solid
footing rnoaE the paying mines. Il
has now withih six mouths of the date
of locatjon been put ,ato working
shape and enough money has been
taken oui while Development wa,
progressing to pay all expenses had
leave margin for dividend.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-31

Every now aud then the rhyu,ine
fever takes possession of correspond.
ents and its symptoms are nsnifsstsi
on the envelopes of their letters. The
following address was caught on the
c. & G.. mail route:
Please Mr.. Pest Man this letter taks
IT,, ZOE <. DAZZLING, Nevada state.
shes blue eyed lass with loag brown hair,
HINT round waSnsks; you'll mad her
thsrs. 'fsi
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-31

The following ar. the opentas and
closing hours Tor the Possofacs until
further notice:
Postoaacs, opens At : 90 An. MAI
going north clones al 10 :40A. N; goiak
south cloves as2:4e r. NJ 0ncs close
a Z 20 p. n. f.- ~ :
..- r. A. Angel, p; n.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-31
hnyo fteMs.


ihe io'io~'ns Items are from 'ns
tss' I"aepsSds" oil iasi Saturday
|: Currie. who shot kearney, is 10 jail !;
the District AunEnsy discharges him
with an assault with deadly weapon.
with inien, 10 commit murder. He
r~iil he brought up Tor examination
ne1i Tuesday
During past, tsenty Yeas. Mr..J.L.
/ Mour.. Under.Sheritf of this county,
has been partially deaf. VI is'. year,
we mummy mao teen nen ge''ins
worse. and had become so had that in
order 'a.mske HIM hear in:eanverss:
tion I'VE person speaking would
hsre TO shout loudly Last Sun
! day Mra Moore directed his wife
70 lake syringe and injec, warm
wafer. containing bi-carhcnate OF sods,
into his ear. Mrs. Moore then con.
tinned',lle application for about hall
M hour when Mr.. Moore felt some
ding give way inside of his ear; n few
| more infections were made, when. 1
lutnp Of matter about tho size of +,
grain OF corn was brought in sigh,
ksad, Mrs. Moore removed it with .
.hsir pin,s The same treatment was
then applied the other ear. and with
precisely'ihe same result. Mr.. Moor,
csn now hear slmas, Is well us he eve,
did, and il very happy IN consequences
A,nnt ,w~,,v v..rs nan ,har,
va, o,;,. r;,;nc .x;;,.m.,, =;
chrv.I..nl;. ION mill. north NJ tud.
neo,.nce. .,.t;on som. rich ss,d
rock v.s found . mill u.s hull, :kh,,
. y,d d.a, If worry W.. don. i, .,;n.
inr Tho.. were time. Of inflated
;d.,s miner. .xn.c,.a 10 m.&. far
.,,., IN a .~ 49, ,r nth. =,
,.r,h.s, I'D ,,,... ,,,.v -, to-.
ys;n. ;.,;m .d;u.,v ,n.;r c,.;m. -.r.
.h.,aon.d p...t ,h., w,,a NV =,
lesst q hundred and fifty dollaas = ton
was regarded ~ worthless. These
we're the ideas Of the men who opened
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-31

Now is the time TO set out trees and
begin to make gardens. Those who
want TO have shade trees shssild no,
delay. 1t 10 pleasant to have birds
twit,ering In the branches and they
can't twitter unless the trees are set
ont. Snmmer6eld will, supply all de-
mands for trees suitable 10 this climate.
He will also provide flowers and
shrHbs. Get ysnr ground fixed; and
seyia gardening Ia COED reason and
obtsin plaRts that srs cclimatsd
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-31
A.e.rda.x to. hsyis.

= A gentleman, who Is fond of Whist.
says that he never enjoyed rubber 90
much as when d,e-had Rheumatism.
and his wife cured it by rubbing him
with st. Jacobs Oil. Thea whea he
had severe cough'a few doses 81 Red
Star Cough Cure Effected = comples;
cure. .-' - =
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-31

The ,Piutes -mouroed the loss -Gfx
squaw last week and made . barbecue
Of her mortal remains on the fiat east
oftovn. As uobsdy missed any wood
ii is supposed that they roasted the
dear departed over . grease wood arA
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-31
X 81 r.

The regular msstlas of Esnerslda
.odge No. i6, Knighta Of Pythiss, Il
aeld every third Thursday. So
j,usning brethren, in good sisading
ardiAlly invited. r.
- f.. Wax. ALsrINR, C. (r
A. SunxrKFiKLp. X. of K and 2 -
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-31

Lake View, Lodge No. IA A. O..U
v, niests on the FIRST and third Mon.
avs Of each ,nOsth.
J. A. CAKDwEh1, W. M q
5 =. n. Rex, Rscosdex
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-31

The following are The, opening and
closing hours OF Express. until fur.
Their 0Stice: go ~ -
/ Wells Farge n Co.'S exprsss once
'speha at . A. M,;sc1oses Tor north
At 1910 4. n; closes for south at 2 AZ
T. 0fieA elossss a. 7:soP.A.a -
a "a. KkXfr, IN, Agent
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-31

The following are tbs lasess ssppsf
luotsticns from the Chicago markets:
ingot-Lake, 11A@1ixe; Baltimore
Rtssdara, lo36e1ls Y \.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-31

lens VIII soon peKin laying EASIER
|Skinner's spoon hooks at o. F. Tay-
h.
Miss Maud Davidson returned to
|odie last Friakys .xEite3S "~@
New Cal. Cheese and Swiss cheese
Sumperfield's.
I'D Yerinyton WAS in town Last Fri.
n and Saturday.
Don't foget the dance vt UrQuhsrt's
all tomorrow night.
Fl. NJ. Yrrington and ID. L. Bliss
tre IN town Moiulay: 49, - 70 aT@
Mrs. ). A. Knapp rsturned from
|rson last Wednesday.
Eend to Z. P. Lovejoy. at Wahuska
! all kinds Of produce. ~ -. =
Royal Turkey.red calico just re.
ivsd 1t .. Y. Txyler's.,., s-.s:,.
New designs OF Tapestry Cloths
5, received at Levy's.
Chickens and Turkeys for sale a.
|abuska, byR. r. Leve,oy. wa I: :
Three hundred pounds OF babbit
eRl for sale at this Office.
Fishermen and hunters are getting
Pdy for active operation. .....5s
Large. Numbers of vigorous lies are
Ee ready for season Of big work.
Arthur George has sold his interest
the P.ml'co 10 Nsaaeton iadl.i,li.s.
rssh ranch egxs. Snow Flake
tds.spd monntsin batter at Bum mcr-
lds
Knapp i Lava will 4Soa;Afse their
b finished from Cat Crssk to the
Och.
barley is we'll UP ON the Knapp and
bes ranch aud y, big sefop w,ex.
tied, : e'ks e - =
|ubino has built . platform and ar.
ged seats in front Of the BArnuth
|Surnnt. .m,..,s !, 80 =
Pre- nom the Pesci gold n.ines iu
Fth Canon is now going To the Cat
elk Mill.
B. Hisksy, Notary Public. ONCE
County Trsasnree's office. Always
NO sfface.
People are beginning to get their
ping SUITE ready Notwithstanding
late frosts. s s
% to the school meeting to night
lake your fathers. bto.hsrs, hus.
rs and uncles.. s., ~ ~ ssi'- -
Ha
tull assortment Of table.cIoths,
pkins and towels, at San Francisco
Geo at J. Levy's.
food Cabbage, potatoes sod fresh
son Valley egses for sals' ~ r. p.
seioy, Wsubuska. q
fresh buttermiak every Tuesday and
|day at Wabuska. Send can With
srto Z. F.. Loye1ay. Ssi' :
Ihe c. & C. Railroad Company viii
p lay side track to1hs marble
(fry in Iuyo County.
Pourboa Whisky. Holland. Gin,
fnch Brandy and California Wines
ne Peoples Cash Store.
D, Langsisasall' fhnss psepated:
psliver a first.class quality of fire.
VI a! the lowest market price.
towds of Imlfaasss sre q ohaidgs 10
from the south. They Ike. to be
ere they can see the Reservation
ONE Carson ladies have volunteered
S'@ at any musical epsslisi4mepis
% Tor the benefit Of the school
ID.
ne dance last Friday evening vas q
piete success. The Centennial
y" being t hs.iH9sts snjpysble'
Hogan has . large quantity OF.
'cs ready for delivery in any
p'''y' from twen,y: fiys tshlswotih,
~ ;sss4 El. 6
Hawthorne brass cad, strisg
will give adance tomorrow
Prof, Ruppen vii, annou.ce
Qures. ------Il.s
' VHsot gentlemen, .xill put q
u'e stsansr o. wslksf bake
. summer II the Is4iap auiAori,ie.
'"' perHixsioa 70 use II, :.
sass4h of7ss goysrepr swilJiam
*. ,emains The Post ihs, there are
ssx Governors of California who
"1c'sd BY ihe peovas -slz, .BnY.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-31

Several Of our exchanges. have w.
serted that the present col in passenger
rates from CALIFORNIA; to,th< EAA Il IN.
precedentcd. In this they are sadly
At fault. They were psriods of sharp
rivalry and compr,ition,prior 10 the
construction ofihe railroads. Through
passenger tickets ION steamer lines
from San Franciscoe 10 New York
we're frequently sold Mt from IS to $50,
including lodging and board" II
some Of orr Older exchanges wonld
consult their fle. from the year 1854
to 1850, they would be astonished at
tho ferce passenger rivalry 9f ,hose
days. The competition OF the. railroad
did not reduce the price Of overland pas.
senger rates to or from .Callfornia, bu,.
on the contrary, upt the present year,
prevented coin petition and lower rates.
---------sos---,------
Testtnaoaisi 81 the Craig Fslainw
Incubst~r.
<Ses Advertisement eisewhete.) W.
Shannon. Ill.
r. d. Craig:-Your incubator beats
all the hens TOR hstchins. / set las
eggs under hens aod got thirty chicks.
! set 10i eggs IN incubator and got
.ninety seven good, healthy chicks as
4 result. s..q>
Yours for chicks,
- c. w. Mays.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-31

-
Fl os.ssa w.. .sS ,a Booth n.va rsss .as
P.ehsso. WIG became qoysraer BY
reason: . teesAsy 10 the omea. -;
stir mons people are looking TOR i
nall she aesr Hawthosae disrict. aud
II Is pretty sert>iA utasIhere- will soon.
be facilities for oisposinS ofaii Kinds
Oh org e''.i- -" -'..''.'~'
J. ~ A9.aM. has shipped = large lot
OF hides 70 $50 Francisco The grrx!
pile of pelts on he. pfstoSias showed
the Amount OF killing. dane ior his
market . a -: -. !. =. So. -
rho,a isstaking lots .ef photographs
, by the Instantaneous ilsecess they are
sdmitled:p ~ all 10 be the most natural
and fifs like made, IN fact they speak
for 'lsMsffses,e ~ -. 8 80 y
/. Knapp 4 Laws have just received a
large shipmsffSof tho choicest eastern
hams bacon; Any, lard, .dirsit fEeia
Kansas Clty M2, Theysinyl'e inspec,
lion pr TIE goods. '1.d
Ladies hia sstss Ease are, wearing
Inocastaa o.tHl Sand, ririips. s,,Nhen
the rover grts oar here the riatss VII
be abe to a,sRoss % cast on loot gear
IN return for dry bread and cold
coffee.
Frank Hanger left for Come last
week. He will woyk. bis two mines
athse Wiid Rose and East Churchill
FRANK has haa fsi'h Tor number OF
years and there is nov fair prospect
OF realization. T. s.
Fruit and shade trees and all manner
of plants are constantly arriving
from California and Reno. SUMMER.
field will zee that ydn are SsdppTieI
With what you need il you leave your
order with hin.
Thst,.rn.;d s,sos ,eav.. H. v,h,rns
,uss' ,san ns m,. .au 1 m;',.,
and rs,,rr;,v Tn..d.x. rri,,.,. nd
snnd.v. pn,,J ,,;., ~ c..a.,., OK.
tn Ints Gin az ko
~
~ a.. DAsse"' Hn''n we All An"
~r''e'ir'n pan pleso' Ssl'lolni.' 'A'
pressing MS a'en''oh "i rs'afn'"g 10
| the Com stock about ADrii l. with his
f.mily;apd household goods to reside
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-08-18
The Sha IN and the Real.

Every good thing has its host oil I'm Ia
tors every genuine article It's counteriets-
Rad manners aud wicked habits nave
,hs,rs also: but he who shams the bad
nsv, boasts of ii, while they who ape The
,;r,,ss of the good or simulate the genuine
,aver hesitate to place the counterfeit
hafare The public in their most alluring
,onas When these people initiate they
.lwavs choose q pronounced type or popu-
lar subject to copy from; and Shen tney
claim to be as good "So-and-co, or 20
selI an article equal to So,and,So, the
pnblic may depend upon 1t that Mr. %.
and SOP and his article are always the pest
81 the kind. Thus the sham IS always
proying the genuine merit oil the shing ~
copies. .-,,. ,rsduca
4 .san,,l.rize an article of household use
snch a. the ROYAL Baking Powder, whose
oonvenience. usefulness, and real meri.
maLe fo~ itself an immense and universal
lie A hundred imitators arise on every
h.ra and AS they hold out their sham
sr,;cIes TO the public, yeip IN chorus, Duy
,,;s lis lust as good as Royal, and much
M ahs.,er p The Royal Baking Powder IS
~ sssn,,ard the world over. and its lmita-
49,. i. their cry that theirs Is las COCO As
pa,.ls are all the time emphasizing TINS
80, In their laborious attempts TO sho"
=" n.lvsis and otherwise that the SNOW
Zip brand has as much raising power as a.,
IL. yain. or that the Resurrection
,,,wder il as Wholesome AS h"yai on
p Iss. he .Esrrhqnake" brand is las pure
- the Roval,'' as well a. by their con'.l,
So - ,w;s,ings of chemical certificates and
.ay 80 Efforts % obtain recognition from
i lao cassrnmeut chemists and prominent
rs 1900 who have certified the SUPERIOR.
sc's s1 PaSai over all others, they all admit
:. aPoyslr TO be the acme Of perfection
which Il Is their highest amDl.lon 80 y
initiate. But the difference re.ween sns
ssal and these limitations, wnicn Up n
anly It's general appearance, = as Slue :; =
4 that between the paste ana Ine slus ~ ~,
m.nd. The shams all pay nomsge y s''
.Royalr'
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-08-18
Attention

The surviving members of Harvey's
Scouts, Jackson Cavalry Division, desire
to bring the remains Of Capt Addison
Harvey, from Columbus, Ga, to Canton
to reinter them among his friends and
comrades, and also to erect suitable
marble monument over his grave that
will suitably mark the resting place Of
one of the bravest aud tried sons of the
South. Subscriptions should be made
to Wiley n. Nash. at StarkvIlle, Miss.
Each subscriber will please write an
epitaph, and send with his subscription.
so that among the many received, a
suitable one can be inscribed on the
shaft.
All friends of this command and of
this brave and gallant soldier, and all
the surviving members of his company
are specially requested to make dona-
ton to be faithfully applied to the above
purpose.
When you have decided on your sub
scription, purchase postofice order and
send to Y. iley n Nash, who will for
ward receipt for same. A monument
will be erected according to the donation
received. ''Come on at once, boys" b:
Capt. Harvey always said.
Respectfully, JNo. MURDOCH,
Wallace WOOD,
WILEY n NASH,
Committee.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-08-18

II is fact worthy of note that the mos
successful subscription book publishins
houses in this country are those owned anc
controlled by men who commenced as can
vassers themselves. B. F. Johnson, who il
head of the house of B. F. Johnson & Co.
of Richmond, spent eight years in tn
field, travelling through Virginia anu
other Southern States. The junior mem
Der OF this firm commenced canvassing fo'
him few years ago in South Caroline
with cash capital of less than $40. Now
they have the largest and most effectiv
force of agents of any house in the South.
their large experience as canvassers ena
hles them 10 place in the hands of their
agents only such books as are adapted Il
The wants Of the Southern people, conse
quently, their agents share with them the
reward OF their good judgment IN the mat
ter.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-08-18
The Ward Meetings.

The precinct meetings held in Jackson
on Friday night to elect delegates to the
County Convention to assemble on the 10th,
we're we'll attended
The North Ward meeting was held in
the Represe natives Hall, and Judge Cal
hoon, who had been proposed beforehand
by Rockers friends and accepted by Barks-
dale's, presided as chairman. Everything
was done according to pre- arranged pro-
gramme agreed on by the friends of the
two candidates for Congress, and the great
est harmony prevailed. Messrs. L. p Pur-
ter, Chas. II. Manship, Warren A. Stewart,
E. NJ Parker and w. II. Lee were on the
Hooker ticket, and Messrs. K. L. Saunders,
J. II. Morris, g. D. Subway, w. S. Hamil-
ton and G. A. Fransioli were on the Barks-
dale ticket. The Hooker ticket received SO
votes and the Barksdale ticket u.
The South Ward meeting was held in
the City Hall Mr. L. Strauss beat Col. C.
A. Brougher for chairman, by a vote of 90
TO IS. No one was permitted to vote for
delegates who would not sign the following
pledge: eve the undersigned legal voters
of the South Ward, hereby pledge ourselves
to support in the next Congressional cleo
tian, the nominee of the Democratic party
Of this the Seventh Congressional District,
and do expect hereafter to affiliate with
the Democratic party, and will vote an
open ticket" Messrs. John Mcdonnell, C.
z. Buckley, II. B. Nayes, l. Schwartz and
John Hart were on the Hooker ticket, and
Messrs. b. l. Raines. W. o. Strauss, L.
Kayanaugh, II. Muller and c. A. Lusk
were on the Barksdale ticket. The Hook
er ticket received 90 votes, and the Banks
dale ticket rs.
The West Ward meeting was held at the
West Jackson Engine House. Mr.. A. G.
Lewis called the meeting to order, and was
continued as chairman by vote OF 40 to l9.
Messrs. Ned Parish, I. Scott Evans, K. z.
Howell. A. MizeIl and w. c. Rodgers were
on the Hooker ticket, and Messrs. John w.
Clingan, A. A. Folkes, Geo. Lemon, j. W..
Parish and B G. Beaullieu on the Banks
dale ticket. The Hooker ticket received
az votes. and the Barksdale ticket Oh,
There was no complaint of unfairness IN
any particular at any OF the meetings, the
Hooker men accepting their defeat as be-
ing the necessary consequence OF the limit
ed supply of voters at their command
they were greatly surprised and dlsap-
po;nted at the result.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-08-18

ADVICE TO MoTHERs.-MRs. WINsIow's
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used
when children are cutting teeth. 1t relieves
the little sufferer at once it produces nat
ural, quiet sleep by relieving the child
from pain, and the little cherub awakes as
bright as button.n 1t is very pleasant
to taste. 1t soothes the child, softens the
gums, allays all pain, relieves wind, regu-
lates the bowels, and is the best known
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from
teething or other causes. Twenty-Five cent?
a bottle.