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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
VARIOUS FARM NOTES

CARRaTs, il young, need only be wiped
when boiled-if old, thev must be scrsped
before boiling.
TEE farmer Is fortunate above other peo-
pie in that his work is Of the kind which,
if honestly and intelligently followed, makes
him man all everybody, mind and spirit.
SAND is bes, in wet weather and clay is
best in dry weather. The man who first
noticed this and put his discovery into prac-
tice by putting sand on clay and clay on
sand was the hrst scientific road
A QUANTITY of cedar boughs scattered
plentifully In and about the ben house will
prevent the advance Of vermin. The odor
Of the cedar is Objectionable 10 vermip OF
all kinds, and will be found efectual as a
preventive.
DOUBLING the manure heaps double the
crops. One Of the best and cheapest ways
20 increase the sire Of the manure pile is af-
forded by the compost heap 1t II spien-
did laboratory for the manufacture OF fer
tiliEer from materials in themselves often
worse than useless.
The following Is q simple process for the
home tanning of skins OF all kinds: Take
TWO parts alum and one part saltpeter, pull
verizc finely, mix and rub on fesh eide of
away for twenty-four hours when the mix
ture may be rubbed of.
A oBIAr way 10 fence poultry from the
garden is 10 stretch three No. l2 wires
quite tightly, and then weave in common
swamp willow, sharpening the ends and
sticking them in the ground couple Of
inches. This fence does nc: oest over six
cents rod snd is very effective
TsE strength of chain is measured
by he weakest link. SO the weigkt of the
load that may be hauled over the country
road IL determined By the worst spot on the
road Thus single negligent rosdnaster
can fI the sire Of load Of country produce
that is 10 De hauled out Of township.
| ir would pay 70 keep few bushels Of
| fsEseed on hand. 70 be boiled In ssx times
its bulk Of wste< till II forms iely, and
then use daily from one 70 four tesspooDsful
of this Jelly in each calfs warm skim NIX,
according 20 age This keeps the calves
/ healthy, ana prevents al securing or con-
! stpsfjor
srrs protection against lhe cBt worn IS
fo1ns N Cd tin fruit caas. Throw them On
Ere and melt then apart and place them
around single pants, after setting them
Ihis snethoc vii prove eaecfusl in keeping
( OF these pests They shouid be firmly
pressed int the sol, being careful not 4
leave an epss space
SToSx e be spitsbis for road making
must be both bard ard sough raa6 makers
speak Of u a. roed metal The sesi
stones are thoss brosep by hsua u i q
] nistzke - suppose faxt toe lsTee. round.
smsYth pebbles founo q - n.nv farzs
vii maze good roads IAs ssss fern is
c1be o. eeloog square
To ovxEcoxs stab5a-a eow n issssns
rroce>S tkps Pei 8 reg< arosrS hsr hsrns
n ne asa fssaies. taen pass i tz1k 81
sz5 sroan6 hef esv. tkea farv~ert azS nras,
, tse rope waach gees sroan1 ts& sofns. pail
irz ne ser ughs sgsanst tks hJrn whes
ths rope "a properf afrsBgsa ne nsos'
ssss5orn eov ~ txot sissf nsceiv
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

Ned Bunthne. the author OF the play. has
founded his drama on the story OF . Calasni-
~ Jane an actual parsonage. she was
ths daughter Of . millionaira banker Of 81.
Louis. Her stSprnothar, a very handsome
woman. was dcvoteily sttaced 20 her hUs-
bands sou. an oficcr IN the army. The
latter committed or was accused OF COM
hitting serious crime. and he determined
20 slope with ia ssepmother. While bid
d,nx farNel - his sister. which be was DO
inS lats az night n the garden Of her hus-
band's mansion. they are discovered BY the
latter. and Ne. not being aware Of the
brothers existence. presames that his wife
A. Meeting a parsrnc1r The husband refuses
% have fAith IN his wife's proteststioRs OF
sanOcence. cuses her aud tuFns her out
of doors She succeeds Ia joining her
breth.r and stepnother 10 their fight
.nd taa three fnd ref1xe ia a West
srn mountain settleneB& But thc jealous
rsxe of her hasband and her father succeed
fn andnd their retreat. and she vigilsutes
q tbe dissrtcs are induced - set them aside
fsr execution They srs tracked. aud the
stsprnot her snd brother are murdered be-
fare James eyes she manages 70 escape,
bnt rom that tine her Whole nature b.
COMES changed she disappears. bat sooa
the coantrv rre0nd RI a with the deeds q
n ~ornan Sncsvn "a . Calamity Jane ard .
man e.lied The Welt" TIA uaa ard tha
woman bsinx equally notori0lls for their
reckless attacks cn travellers. wsysids
houses and sven tevus. beng cften AZ TIE
h-s.s ~ sfnaii sr-rles ~ iespsrafs ritfsisus.
q Calamity Jane" ard The Wolf seem
not 70 Know vhss ne word mercy nezns.
and after awhile lt beeonss knowa that
bcrh aesperadees are enc person and a
.s~r-ran
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
Remember She Is Old

Laugh not o maiden. pray you.
At the one who so slowly goes by,
With tottering step and bowed ngurc.
Wasted features, and dim. surkcn cycs
Hair white AZ the robe in which winter
The bare. drezry earth doth enfold;
Laugh nor, but remember, pray ycr,
Years fy, and you. too, may be old.
Once mid the years gone forever.
She was peerless in beauty and grace;
The couatry around had no maiden
Who owned such q form, such face;
Eyes lustrous as skies of the summer.
And hair with the splendor of gold.
But all her fond charms are departed
For. alas! she is old-she 10 eld.
And you, fair maiden, forget not,
IT. like her, you live to old age.
Yen shall feel. too, the fores OF that language
Which speaks from that sad wrinkled page
Fer with three score and tea beauty withers.
Youths flowers no longer unfold.
With spring come the rose aRd the lily.
But to fade when the year has grown old.
George NsseH LoUe;oy, IN Ire copaSaatea-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
Stopped zis Papcr.

STAY, foreman. stay that ruthless speed,
AT task OF type arranging
Fer at this moment there Is need
OF nuitifarious changing;
Turn all the brazen column-rules.
Take out the head and draper
With signs OF woe-thst prince Of fools,
Old Sneakley's stepped his paperl
Stay, pressman. In thy busy fight
And heed this admonition;
Thy labors are abridged tonight
Wen run . small edition;
And Join, o comrades, in our teers
At this untimely caper,
BY which We lose the fruit of years.
Since Sneakloy's stopped ispaper.
--CAieass Tsws.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
Hint. on tn. Car. OF tn. Sick.

To change tbs coverings over the patient
without exposure. Journal of Health recon-
msnds 10 hrst free them ~ ths foot OF the
beds, sprrad the clean sheet over them, aud
cover with blanket These should be we'll
tucked in al the sidas. and then the soilsd
clothing can bs drawn down and removed at
the foot
The same Journal says that the rule never
to awaken a patient to administer food or
medicines. while very sensibla ops, admits
still OF several exceptions There are cases
whore regularity must bs observed, even at
the expense Of sleep In certain acute dis
eases, among them pneumonia, the stimnlant
and supportlve treatment must be continu-
ous, and the system constantly under its In
fuence In such cases, il too long an interval
were allowed, a fatal depression might ensue
In those whom the vital energies were taxed
to their utmost by the intensity OF the
disease.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

A new opera. founded on Gustave Fiau-
bcrt's powerful novel, Salammbo," has
just been completed by Ryer, the author OF
"Sigardp
The music OF Berlioz's symphony, Ro-
meo and juliet" viii ne performed az the
Odeou, Paris, in connection with Shakes
peare's drama, translated b. George Le-
fcbvre
Mr Henry Badger. Of Boston, has been
engaged for tho summer as professor OF
language, musical defamation and voice
culture, At Mr. c. II. Brittan's School Of
Vocal Art.
Alfred Hollins. the blind pisnis. who
PLAYED tho Saint-Sasns concerto with great
success in Boston recently, completed his
mastery Of the work Ia less than twelve
days.
A new oratorio. entitled " Christ's En-
torbment,n By August Klughardt. was re-
Gently produced for the first time AZ Dessau
uneyer tho composers directions, aud is
highly spoken Of
aT alrnirs Mr.. Perabo's COURAGE and de-
votion in producing the Beethoven curios-
tiles. writes friend Of the artist. but I
can not help also adniring Becthoven's pru-
denoe ia not Publishing The works"
Jonciere's new opera. "Dinitri,H scored =
success az us first productlon, under the
composers direction. az Lille, on the i5th
uls ThS City Council Of the same enterpris-
inx city has iavlted Lanoareux and his fam
Gus orchestra 70 give a Wagner concert
there.
Dr. Hles. TIE Er ylish composer whose
csntsnts. The Crusaders" - 70 be pro
ducad for tie frst time in America at tho
for.hcorninx festival Of tho " I y. A.
writes that each rnsmbe~ Of the festival
chorus viii be presented with copy Of the
work az The Close of the production.
Tssst. as - Wen known, shoue IN the art
Of repartse. waich was seldom bitter az
cert when his dignity ss AZ artist was as
saiisf Ats court soires ths Car began
taking loudly d1ving his performances. All
Of a sudden I4szt stepped dead aud left the
piano. The Gar was psizz;sd. and. approach-
ine TIE master, said % Inn: WY bars
yca ssoppei piayiHxf' Whea the En-
pe~cr spesks cue eurht - b silcnt- = vas
foe NscbiAveliian answer Of the wounded
artist
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

The evening shadows srow apace.
Hiding my lovers handsome face;
He stopped and softly murmured: "Eeii,
It's hard to part, to say farewell"
The shadows thicker, derser, grew
(How fast those last fond moments nev),
His arms they claspcd me to his breast
On brow and lips mis- own we're pressed,
The night devs fell upon my head
Tis enly for time" he said;
II VII return. Isvesr 20 you
BY this dear kiss will oe true"
Ths dreary winds sang sad asd low
Oh. heart OF mine. loved him so.
HIS footsteB. fainter, fainter fall.
And nights don dsrksess covers all
Tsus does my lover pass from ne,
And never. never more his face see
Falsc vas his kiss on lips and brow.
Ivendsr Who hes foolins now
" Crcrk;r
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

Among devices found to control insomnia,
Medical Register mentions the following:
The sound Of water dropping slowly and
steadily into pan occupies and quiets the
brain This is the principle on which we arc
told to count sheep going over fence, and
do any sort of automatic thinking, IL such an
expression be permissible A former victim
OF insomnia cured himself by keeping the
eyeballs looking down Another kept rolling
them In one direction with good effect, re-
peating. meanwhile. a certain work or NUM-
Der. Long inspirations by the mouth and
expiratiens by the nostrils. conceiving the
air as currents. has been found effectual.
All intellectual exercise should be stopped
half an hour before bedtime A tumbler OF
milk, instead of the usual copious draughis
of water, taken during sleepiessnesss, win
often help TO overcome it.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
Tvo Useful po.'.s.

Don't. tn referring TO a person, say To
or she or ~him- but always msution the
mama Mrs Smith thinks il VIII rain" not
she thinks IL will rain" There are men
who Continually refer 70 their wives "a
ashe.- and wives who have corln1oaly no
other name for their husbands than ''he'
This ID shominableL
Don't hsbitraily use tts word folks
'his folks,- ..our folks etc Strictly tas
word should b '-foIk, I" the plural form being
. eorrup-son; sus While usage sanctions
sfolkss for "folk, = IL Is in better taste not to
.sa tAs word a. al
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

ueakshSz1 Hswesr-E<shsss Ih>e ovsrseme
fsssza.l~--Esass - N.rss&
A ,ourn2l q ol4ilaax h.s s1s following -
~ u regard - s<nl-<ry PolaS En>s s1o1za
- ,,os, 1erea ~s~a ss4ssziag . aosss -
ste for nev czs.
Rsc.1n1ssr rkas wb<rs ths sxn IN
shias e. ne bczss to< sozne koars day
oDs slssas1s " god . sessfsd. espse1aily Il
TIA su1s1.as sstszs ~ tns ssnaoss 1t -
siax ro~.n.s or roosas nos< used during he
ssrsLae II TIE gro1nd = a. al porous, .
aver of concrete B01 los tn2n ssx inches
thiek aad COMPOSED Of essaens ~ hzls
xaa bxokss n<scxs ez xrxvsi. sho2ia be spr~sd
over ths sAols ef tbs Erousd covered BY tbs
b1ildsng Thls wiz prsvens ths passage of
ground air % through the neoFa Ar WI
travel taxough the sroGpa tor sonas as
tznce. ani a. is invariably b~causss eonssI1r
mattel by takfag up carbonic acid gas IN rs
passage il Is n0s suitable Tor inhsllng. 1ns
house acts - sucker oa tie grosnd, snd u.
saforluaatsly, tbs siss Is Ga ''n@ds" sros1fa
that Is COMPOSED of al ths res1se Of town
the ground air becomes the msdlnzn OF
disease. No hou>es should DO built without
a vel ventilated air space between tbe earth
and the ground hoor. especially II ths layer
OF eoncfese GA ths surface Is omitted The
walls should be buiit Of good hard burns
bricks OF non-porous stones set Ia iins OF
cement mortar. Common under burnt
bricks or porous stones hold moisture which
evaporates with the rise in Temperature. and
% chills the air Ia the house.
The foundations OF the walls should rssr on
thick beds Of concrete beddsd IN the earth;
and TO prevent the ground damp risinx up
ths walls damp proof oourss Of slas<a IN
cement. or bed OF asphalt should Be laid In
the fun thiesns.ss or width Of the wall Just
sbovs the ground lima Dryness IN this
/ climate Is 20 essential To health that any
builsing which IN It's Eoors. walls, or roof
I sins By admitting moisture, should be re-
| jscsed as pace OF ras.dsncs by thoss who
value their health
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
20 Coo, water without Ice.

whers ics cannot be procured water may
be cooled by wrapping the pitcher contain
ing il in towel Of loose texture which has
been previously impregnatsd with ammo
MUM nitrate land drietD and moistening this
with water Pharmaceutical Era, which
recommends this plan, says the same towel
may be used repeatedly, being dried thor
ouxhly beforehand each time
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

Il s ths bridegroozn's provincs 10 pay al
fees cornectei vltli the marriage Ceremony.
Ecerse, fees % cls'gyUsn, sto-, according TO
tse Enxlisa fashion. De also provides The
carriage for the dspsrturs Of himself and
trias. brs does pos pay for tie hirs & car
rissss for bridsl g7ests. TIE home coming
az = bib and bridegroom "a mads knorn
70 society IN xsusrsl b7 saeir nearest rsls-
tsv-S. snS CATS follow this announcement in
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

Tras ser-frr. ezrics1ve, oiscour-eo-zs rso-o-
S7llssIA. ''Thsnks~ sc . Rolsnd for So
Cs8vrr On ore occsso7 ~ iesss A isdy
esrcrres ssr card ezse n the street snd
trfsk btt3s sswshoy picks1 i up fcr her.
'sThanks- SID sha xsl<s.' ssid be, and
h.ies~l
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
My Love's Love.

"You should not say my loves grewn less;
II really is not true.
You only said so--corae. corfess-
Because you're feeling blue"
"Well. greater. then about word
Why make SO much sde'--
Your loves grown greater. fer I've heaA
You love my rival, teo."
LIZA
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

4 HHxsHss's ytsw = - 0A1eoh-
Ws,L ss<e. fss - pCoaA 49, UsSno
Bszs 3n.za e<s eesseA.
Hs tr.s4 ~ s<sP1>e sf<<s s9 -
fes aEJaNs<s - ss4.FSA
s>ys ~, sl.ss< "a yssf sssaesrs 49,
Ysssss Jssss Sos as@<x. 40 Swsa
WA ssszs lrssss - Hs<s usast
Azs't - ssss - tAsRs
e&ys 4: "A ssteAsr c2yssg sseee
Dsss issk fss ssy - ae
Ne assts 2zoaza lac esstls- ySr&
Al nsSs tss sssAssst tss
-fAsa ever ossz tsss he ua<sA
Au' ssFy sne ss hesfs,
l. soaysed slsa sas sEeefls usreH
Jesk lock 81 ,ssU SO ssssrsf
-ysa plea tAs BsAssss csrssssss sus
As sAss vita srisky sssfs.
fog rsa he veels sheFsh aevs ~ tAst~-
jest seok - tsea sys sts<fss
-Ns fxrnsFs foalsa ~ thai ole urea.
Aa' 80 yes ezss saosd
To rlss yeuf zeal ~ tfyss' is
upes lls sllswiss LsEa"
-o~ska Hsrik
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

A copper esnt N the pn~essic1 20 = Ck-7-
tsess Pa. ottsEsn = xeid - - rsc~s th.n
-rrth - wsizst n rsld. h~syse = ~s
-ofned fsr the Carf>1sF.ss xovsTnz,enf sur-
ng - -sssiiion. frsu 10 ~tien wss csp-
sar-s sy she Uni>~a sssr-s snrhorfki-s sfo>r
To- farzy 4>rcnad psso~ es& a@es strsck 81
= r thoswzs tkst ouiy sbout t-~nxT q tse>s
sosrs ~ zev n sxi~>~ne> --Chics<o beraa1-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
Little Boz niae.

i@stfe DSy 0t~es
The little toy dog Is covered vita drsI
But sturdy and stsnneh ne stsnas.
Ana the little Toy soldier 10 red with rust
And bis musket mesds n his hAnas-
Time was when tas htsisssy deg Was new
And the soldier vas passing fair,
And that wss the tine vaen cur Little Be1
E!ue
Kissed them and put than there.
~Now don't you 60 tin come" he said,
And don't yon make any noisef"
SO tosdlins OF 10 h;s trundie bed
He dreaat of his pretty toys
And as he was droaxping sn angel song
Awakened our Lst:ts bcy Blue
Oh the years are u1ry, the years are 90 long,
But The iittlc toy friends arc true.
Aye. faithful 20 Little Boy Eiue they sssna
Each IN the ssme old piece.
Awaiting ne touch OF Q little haad,
The smile OF . little face;
And they wonder, as waiting these long years
through.
In the dust OF that little chair,
What has become Of our Little Boy Blue
Since he kissed them aud put them there
Eugene fisid. ia 'Arnevics."
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

Dr.. +. v1n Tsaicses ceIeersted Eiectric-
TErkisb Rnasis1 t1d Nssfsrssed Bsshsrz
Psrlors are nov ep~n dsily frosu ? =. 7, -
= = n. FbTsicisns ers invited % Cres-
oent-sve.. GE1n6 Espiss Men.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

P-of g. stsn ~ Hx.f, - Jehn Hspsirs
Tafperzity Bzlsiao-e. hss ~ thzt lnsszts-
fl,u Ard srrepf@1 - r-es 6erry - Ens ne*
Esnsb Ensvsr<asy. = ore<.1~s. ks@-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

AT supsranogs hsir. uoles. VAS ~sns.
trncrs. hemozrhoias. csncers. III aef pr>-
rseRs4 sae-afsB e4i and a. fhHorrss n
ErowfhS psYusanentiv ard peirisSsly Te-
moved h7 Ee-~7gsss a. he perlors ef +
80 noicse n r. sni si.ctre- fhsrsrsBs list
- Cuescenf ave. Grand Ezpids. Nich-,
daily ram ? p n % 5 ,. n.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

"A wss about - ~ change Of ciimsts
IN order tr cure nv catsrrh says I y
ffiiis. ef Chicsso. when I tocs Hood :
ssrsspsriiis. vhich entirely cured ne
Try it vnr ~sasF
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

Are vc'a sizk o. hs~iIne aeE TrT Al
Slssisns Eemsds: . 49, sissy vea Pre-
= seezA
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

&eo PxR Iao9Fs
Cskiref Fhosce. Sn@sf fnssn. a. Vvkss
81 ery. $ Menres-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

fHt tHsa8~ =" F~sEf
Nov ths world can change Ia yearf
Tee phaRtom tear Of a. Idle asy
May turn 10 stern reality.
Asd what seensc real msy fsae swsy.
Hs~ las wsfia csn change II year.
How tbs world eau change N ayear,
the faitasal nsy fad as st our aeed.
TIE trusted prove but . broken reed,
Ana snose who led. we have 10 lead
How The wsria eaA esasgs 10 . ysArl
How The wor.d eaa change in . yekri
The heart ffon turmoil may pass 10 ress
As the vane shzt yeers from east 10 west;
What WAS deemed meat WORTHLESS may rrsvo
the beat.
How the World can ehazgv in year.
--.SNasey az HevaA
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

fHE latest thing at big dinner parties in
View York - for the hostess % have each
gentleman as he leaves the dressing room
receive card bearing the name Of the lady
be = 20 take into dinner and a diagram 81
the dinner table with his place and that Of
the lady picked out in red ink
TEE number of tail lsdss. now in wash
inEton soctetv is noteworthy A niece Of
Secretary Bayard, Mss Bayard. Of Balti-
more. is six feet tai. Speaker Csrlisle's
wife - FIVE feet nine inchas. ard General
Greeiy's wife. Mrs williamson. wife of
Representative Wilkinson. CT New Orleans.
and Mss Gintcr, Of Kes1scsy. are about
The sane height
fEK FoGnz n1en of Wosasoc<et. r. 4 -
Gently gave = t1r<cv Supper - the ~r.--r
ladies' q that pace The rseal was wholly
prepared bY zsntlsHea. 30 lz6y beng a.
loved n sssist IN oooxinz. "a e~en 70 coa-
frlsute as rnnrh ss siice q brad. ne
yo1ng women had 20 NJ sewer.s erceHert
srrperss.1a challenges the y51nz raen . d
- wtn A meeting vss hsid. ard The hsovs
sesss1es e ssow whas esAnsrY ssiE tser
hsa-
NoTETxe LTEE T.
Fvery 6ay sreis he vourss - crooi
that - q sDsc6f for a. elooo elssases
nothing e1Bss Dy. Pisrcss Golden keoicsl
=. srorery. Rsasemhes th8s = a. oid -
tsbiishe3 remedy via rscoTe = bs'
besn weighed n the balance snd fsasd fsl.
6lhns svery essin. It hss been s~<esd
rsnr years IN thcus>n1s - cs->s wItk
ssfs<rsnz sues.ssi Fer Tkresf s56 Lzr.
| frnnAsss C.srrs. kt5nsY 6ss><se. Live
| Con pssint. DysesrsiA sex Hssdsces Esd
| a. ssor6ers Fssalfins frsD iEpoverlss>f
bioo5 tbe0s = noehine IKE Dr. Pserer
/ 6ei6sn Nesies. sscovsry--eerbo-rs = -rsnsvnet
! 80 svsr srs~izs n svez
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

And sold by Dealers Everywhere. Our brands "F'ur
de Moebs" "Ben Hur" "Record Breakers, and Detroit
Suggers, the best selling Cigars in the market. Give
them trial order and how trade increasea.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-31
Are We to Have Warp

Some political prophets aver that we
shall. Be that as it may, the battle waged
by medical science against disease, will
never cease until we arrive at that utOpian
epoch when the human family shall cease
to be afflicted with bodily ailments. One of
the most potent weapons which the armOry
of medicine furnishes, is Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, which is of special utility
as family remedy, as it is adapted to the
immediate relief and ultimate cure of those
disorders of the stomach, liver and bowels,
which are of cOmmOneSt occurrence Indi-
gestiOn, billiOuSneSS and constipation are
inSeparable companions, and these ailments
are completely eradicated by the Bitters.
But the remedial scope of this surperlative-
ly wholesome and genial medicine takes in
also nervous ailments, rheumatism and kid.
ney troubles; its action in these, as i'm the
other complaints. being characterized by mn
egualled thOroughness. 12-29-St
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-31
ELECTRIC BITTERS.

and so popular as to need no special men
ton. All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song of praise. A purer medi-
cine does not exist and it is guaranteed to
do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters will
cure all diseases of the liver and kidneys,
will remove pimples, boils, salt rheum and
Will drive malaria from the system and
prevent as well as cure all malarial feverS.
For cure of headache, constipation and in
digestion try Electric Bitters. Entire salts
faction guaranteed or money refunded.
Price 80 cents and 500 per bottle, at all drug
stores. Dreiss, Thompson & Co.'S whole.
sale. Billy
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-31
A Sound LegalOpinion.

f. cambridge, Munday Esq, County Attor-
ney Clay County, Texas, says:
Have used Electro Bitters with most hap
py results. Ny brother also was very low with
malarial fever and jaundice, but was cured
by timely use of this medicine. Am satisfied
Electric Bitters saved his life"
Mr.. ID. |. Wilcoxson, of Horse Cave, KY,
adds little testimony, saying: He positively
believes he would have died, had It not been
for Electric Bitters.
This great remedy will ward of, as well as
cure all malarial diseases, and for all kidney,
liver and stomach disorders stands uneuualed.
Price, SOC and 81, at Dress, Thompson & Co. s
store. 90 L24ly
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-31
A Safe Investment.

Is one which is guaranteed to bring you
satisfactory results, or in case of failure re-
turn of purchase price. On this safe plan you
can huy from our advertised druggis: bottle
or DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump.
ton. 1t Is guaranteed to bring relief i'm every
case, when used for any affection of Throat,
Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption, Inf1am-
nation of Lungs, Bronchitis. Asthma, Whoop-
ing Cough, Group, ETC., etc: 1t is pleasant and
agreeable to taste, perfectly safe and can al
ways be depended upon. Trial bottles free at
Dretss, Thompson Co.'s drugstore
No l-l1-l0-dly.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-31
Electric Bitters.

Tbs remedy is becoming so well known and
so popular as to need no special mention.
same song OF prarse.-A purer medicine does
not exist and 1t is guaranteed to do all that is
claimed. Electric Btters will cure all diseases
of the Liver and Kidneys, will remove PIN
pies, Bois, Salt Rheum and other affections
caused by impure blood.-Will drive Malaria
from the system and prevent as well as cure
all Malarial fevers.-For cure of Headache,
Constipation and Indigestion try Electric Bit
ters.-Entire satisfaction guaranteed. or
money refunded.-Price 80 cts and 81 per bot
tie at Dreiss. Thompson g. Co.'s drugstore.
l24-ly