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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-06-14

c. K 4 n, Rock Island Route" always
In the Lead-With Reduction IN Fares.
Tickets will be on sale 70 Chicago
and return June IS, IL, Is and 10,
good to return on or before June ..
Special trains Of Pullman sleeping
cars and "free" reclining chair cars
will run through without charge.
One Of our Palace restful reclining
chair cars will leave Salina June
18th, $3.50 a. m, and run through to
Chicago without change. Thus
saving expense Of sleeping car, seats
in the ehairscar'.free." A porter ac-
companies this car and give special
attention to all. No expense has
been spared to make these reclining
chair ears the most comfort assuring
vehicles Of their class i'm America.
They are charming temporary
homes by day and dOrmitOries by
night. These ears are universally a
favorIte, unrivaled and unsurpassed.
One Of these cars will leave Salina
June 10th, Rock Island Route, and
run through to Cincinnati, without
change, arriving at Cincinnati June
llth, 6:45 p. m. For rates, &c, To
Chicago, Cincinnati, st. Louis,
Indianapolis, Greensburg, New
Castle and Shelby, Ind, Leaven-
worth, Kans., and one hundred
other places. Call on
]. G.. KELLER, Agent.
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X. WI. Annual Concert, -,

auhN AoAnf 100
A large and appreciative audience
were favored with a most excellent
entertainment in the college chapel
last Monday evening, by Miss Green,
the accomplished music teacher Of
the University, and some Of her pu-
pills, ably assisted by DIR. Cook and
the college choir. Every number Of
an unusually varied and attractive
programme was rendered with 3
taste and execution rejecting the
greatest credit on the art Of the in
struetOrs a. we'll as the practice and
love OF music Of the students.
Part first opened with a we'll rem
dered chorus "Merry Voices" fol-
lowed by a piano solo. by Tiehler
given by little Miss Zoe Parker with
a touch and style that called forth
the enthusiasm OF the audience,
which also encOred a duet, by Paul,
between the same young lady and
Miss Rose Parker, when they played
again. The Misses Winterburn and
Dana and Messrs. Cook and Winter
burn gave q quartette ''The Song Of
the Bat" In a manner showing good
training and taste. The instrument
tai solos Of the Misses Dell Bean,
Lillian Wilson, and Eva Lockwood
were much spplsuded and exhibited
a touch and excellence Of time, very
eredituble to teacher and pupil. Rus
sells "Man the Life-bOat," as
sung by DR.. Cook was a whole
concert i'm itself, given with a feeling
and an art not often excelied on the
concert stage. AlthO' very properly
encOred, DR.. Cook had too many
parts To fill, to be able to respond.
A novelty in Mondays concert, was
a duet for piano and organ, from
SOhengrin, the very brilliant piano
part Of which was sustained by Miss
Greene with great power and ex-
preston, and the perfect blending
Of the tones Of the two isntruments,
with DIR. Cooks skillful accOmpani-
ment on the organ, drought down
the house" The duet on the flute
DIR. Cook and cOrnet q. f. Bull
was pretty, pleasing and tastefuily
played. Miss Greene closed the in
strumental part of the performance
with a graceful and effective render
ing Of ChOpin's difficult and
catchy "valse."
The choir furnished seven out Of
the sixteen pieces on the program
selected from such composers a.
Leslie, MedelssOhn, Randall, etc,
and gave them with an ensemble"
and go, worthy of both the music
and the highest praise.
When one thinks that this institu-
tiOn is but two years old, and that
the number Of students to choose
from is limited, il speaks volumes
for the method and teaching Of Miss
Greene aud the energy and drill of
DR.. Cook, that they should have
been able to furnish the public with
such a capital musical evening, and
promises well for the X. w. L. as a
musical center in the future. b.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-06-14

The twelfth annual session Of the
institute OF Saline county COM
menced Monday, June IL, with an
enrolment of sixty-five members,
which has since increased to seven
ty-five.
Our county superintendent, Mrs.
A. J. Carruthers has used good judg-
ment, as she invariably does. in her
selection Of instructors.
The conductor, Mr.. f. William
sonfrOm Topeka, will be remem-
bered as being very successful in his
work two years ago. He now prom
ises as good work this year. The
class in physiology, under his man
agement, is especially interesting
also the class in didactics and U. s.
constitution. In arithmetic the
work IL thorough and complete.
Miss AhlbOrn is remembered by
many as an old acquaintance and
friend. The class In history under
her direction is exceedingly inter
esting and is the largest class i'm the
institute. In reading great care is
taken to see that every word is thor
Oughly understood and that the au-
thOr's meaning IL not misunder-
stood.
Mr.. T. J. Rollman, of BroOkville,
is so we'll known as to need no in
trOdsction. We will say that the
philosophy and bookkeeping classes
are well conducted by him.
At our general exercises to-day
we were favored by select reading
by Miss Ahlborn.
There have been few visitors, but
every one interested in the educa-
tiOn of the people and the advance
meut Of our common schools, also
the parents and friends OF the teach
ers, are cordially invited to visit us
at any time.
The cO-wOrking of the teachers Of
the county this year is the one great
help we have hitherto lacked, and
with this the institute will be a
greater success than ever before.
We are sorry to add that some Of
the teachers are tardy. We hope
they will strive to overcome this
habit and he punctual from this
time on. +. G.. w.
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NFTGHBORING ExCHANGEs.
McPherson RepnbNean:

Mcpherson Republican:
We understand that T.. O.. Norman,
Of Kansas City, editor of the Framat,
aud Miss Huldah Peterson, Of the
city, are 20 be united In the holy
bonds OF matrimony tomorrow.
Russell Journal:
Although railroad building will
be somewhat restricted this year, yet
u here the demands are sufficiently
urgent, capital will be found ready
to construct whatever mileage may
be necessary. For a long time there
has been an emphatic demand In this
section Of the state for a southeast
ern outlet, and in compliance with
this demand, Salina aud Russell cap
italists have organized the Russell
aud Southeastern company, to run
from Russell through the counties
Of Russell, Barton, Ellsworth, Rice
aud Reno i'm a sOutheasterly direct
ION TO the city Of Hutchinson, an es-
timated distance OF 81 miles. The
place Of business il at Russell, and
the directors the first year are TheO.
AckeTman, &. A. WOlcott, Nelson
WolcOtt, &. T.. copeland, &. +. Hall,
Auu ~. H. AAutAlbttt VI AhuSSSlit t. " .
Ober, &. &. Culp and Oscar Seltz, of
Salina. Capital $500,O0J-
This road will be pushed forward
as soon a. possible, aud no time will
be lost in making the preliminary
arrangements. The gentlemen who
have undertaken this project are
men Of means and are fully deter
mined that this road shall be built.
This will be an excellent thing for
farmers along the line Of the prOpOs-
ed road as IL opens up to them that for
which they have long sOught-a
southern market. It is expected
that the road will he i'm operation
before the snow files, II possible.
Abilene Gazette:
Station Agent Byers accompanied
the Cincinnati tourists as far as
Topeka. On entering the train they
were met by fifteen excusiOnists
from Salina, who were i'm charge of
Salina Agent J. q. Keller, who at
tended the party a. far as Kansas
City. The company is a happy one
and have the exclusive possession Of
one of those fine Rock Island chair
ears, and are afforded every con-
venience that Is possible for the
..nrrtnau,- IA hngfnNv on them
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-06-14

NcssrS. G. W. banks, j. ". Hodge,
Omar PowcU, n. =. Dor and w.
n. Smith:
GENTLEME kind favor was
duly received announcing my NOM
inatiOn for Congress. IL is not
necessary to say that l accept il
with earnest and grateful thanks tO
the convention, and through it to the
republicans of the district, for the
high honor conferred.
We are facing one of the fiercest
aud most important national contests
since Liucoln's death. 10 will de-
t0rmine the control Of the House
and senate, the Presidency aud the
Supreme Court. To-day, under the
rule of the democratic party, the
national gOvement Is practically
like a splendid racer i'm the Jaws OF
which is a curb bit, named Grover
Cleveland, with the Solid South I'm
the saddle waving CalhOun's free
trade flag splOtched all over with
pension vetoes. That next NOvem.
l.ei will remove the bit and empty
the saddle is now almost n certainty.
With congratulations and thanks,
Yours truly,
JNo. A. ANDERSON.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-06-14
SAFE Inrs.tneut.

Is one which Is guaranteed &c
bring you satisfactory results, or In
case Of failure a return Of purchase
price. On this safe plan you can
buy from our advertised Druggist 9
bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. It ls guaranteed
to bring relief In every case, when
used for any affection Of Throat,
Lungs or Chest, such as Consump-
tson, Inflammation Of Lungs, Bron-
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Group, etc, etc. It is pleasant,
and agreeable 10 taste, perfectly safe,
and can always be depended upon.
Trial bottles free ct Brown, ArneF a
Co.'S. DFug SteRs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-06-14

Union Pacific, "The Overland
Route" " will sell through tickets, at
rate of one fare for the round trip,
from Salina, to parties desiring To
attend the National Republican Con-
vention to be held at Chicago, June
18th. Tickets good going June 18th
to 18th and returning June 30th To
18th inclusive, with continuous pas
sage i'm each direction. II.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

STATE OF KANSAS,
County OF SALINE. 4
In the probate court in and for said county,
Ia the matter of the estate of VIM. a.. d.
Carruther~. deceased.
Creditors and an other persons Interested
In the aforesaid estate, are hereby uotinrd
that AT the regular term of tine pro-
bate court, in and for said county
% be begun and held at the couTt
room la Sa.inu. and county Of Saline, state
OF aforesaid, on the first Monday of the
month uf July A. H.. ISIS ! shall apply tu
said estate Agnes J. Carruthers.a IA lminr-st rsi-
triN,n " M. &. r. Carruthrrs, decreased.
June ~. A. D., lass.
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FRIDGE OVER THE ENGLISH
CHANNEL.

IsENnHE OVER THE ENGLISH
CHANNEL.
The Paris Temps, which thinks
that though England objects to nn-
derground visitors she will not be
sfTaid Of arrivals by yiaduct, says;
The scheme Of constructing bridge
over the English Channel has Just
been completed. It has been worked
uut by the CreusOt engineers aud NJ.
Hersent, eX-PTesident Of the Society
81 Civil Engineers. The progress OF
inetallurgy makes the construction
possible oI an immense bridge, fifty
Kilometres above the sea at full
tide, and supported hy piles az a dis
tauCe Of 80 metres. The height al
lowed for the bridge over the channel
would allow large steamers and sail
ing vessels To pass freely. 10 would
support four railway lines, besides q
road for carriages aud foOtpaths.
This will he satisfactory for those
who dread seasickness. The only
truutle left them will be that OF
choosing their mode Of IOcomOtiOn-
whether by railway, carriage.
omnibus, cab OF velOcipede. Places
nf refuge, Watch-houses, and alarm
irells will lue placed on each pile, with
powerful light. The authors Of
this gigantic scheme believe that the
foundation may he constructed ny
means 81 compressed air diving
bells, the depth Of the strait between
Calais aud Dover not being. on an
average, mere than from . to 80
meters, and in few places exceeding
% nfenters- This bridge will cost
~. .ttal fnl francs. It's metallic vrpfCht
viii amount to 2,m0, ,OO0 tons, and Il
might be constructed In six years.
The scheme will shortly BE- submit
ted Tor examination to an interna-
tioual technical committee. When
this examination has been cOmplet-
Ell. the Channel Bridge Association
wall apply Tor = concession 70 the
French and English Governments,
from which it will ask for no subsi-
y. Under these conditions the con-
aession might te easily granted, and
che work lE1laediEleiy begun. In
3 feE years ti,8 commeree nf the two
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-06-14
ErcursIous to Southwest Missouri and
Arkansaai

A series OF half-rate excursions
to South and Southwest Missouri
and Arkansas have been arranged
for, via the Gulf Route, Kansas City,
Fort Scott & Gulf +. R., to leave
Kansas City on Feb. 22d, March 7th
and 2lst, April 4th and 25th, May 9Th
and sd, and June 6th. Tickets good
90 days for return, and good to stop
OF at all stations on this line, going
and returning. Maps and excursion
bills, giving full information, mailed
promptly to any address.
J. E. LOCKWOOD,
G.P. 7. kansas City, Mo.
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EuG-N ~HERI0IN WRSIN KANSAs.

EuE-s SHERIDAN Wa~ N KANSAS.
TIE Philadelphia T7a,cs in the lit
TIE historical sketch below, reviews
suue of the early history oT this
cguuty. With which many Saline
,ouHty people arr familiar;
TIE raising of Lieutenant General
sheridan O. the rank of General re-
calls an incident connected With his
promotion O. his present grade. The
zaruEun of l.ais will he remembered
by uIsny ~ having witnessed . ser
- q Indian atrocities On the Solo
mon aud raliue Rivers, of Kansas, a.
Hcndish and revolving ~ any ia the
itloo3g history of froutler eXlueri-
.nces. Major General Sheridan then
commanded tire department of the
Platte With headquarters al Fort
lleavenworth. VITA his usual ce-
lerity 81 actioB he sent out detach-
Eneuts 81 trsoIss Ia pursuit ol the saw
aEes, n keep them occupied while
~ usaSs-d has main forces and sun
filies ~ Forl Hays and T,nints on
thar line. lie resolved 60 make =
winter campaign, an uuiFied and
hazardous venture. and detern ined
~ teke command of the expedition
IN FserEon. TIE Indians had been
ruuted ~ AT points. Villages had
ten hroken an, ponies captured
ana ufiiized ~ killed, many proud
NrErriurs tad tsern laid low, aud
MgEetErelEE and his hand of dog
s-alaiers 81 the S'lleycnnes. and chief
TlerIseEraluTs q lne Kansas nsaSsa-
ETEE. had lseeu auuihflafrd with the
eEcgIitiun - one warrior. who es-
EsFed- lpEEris of fn.0ll Indians ~
- kiaNa. Cheyenne. Arraruaho,..
G'u1IauciIe and Apache tril,-s had
fusea brought into suhiertion aud
Talaced Uuder military surveillance
ta ne valleys Ci the Wichita. near
rhe mautiIs of Medicine RluH aud
Unclle Greeks
NE campaign Eras ended. Victory
n11 EEaIn Irerttsed uTlnn the s-olors
of ,aeTlaAn. Oue dav towards the
Enl9dle aI FellruaEg- there uras a sir
fn cNEIF- TIE General uas al,nuf
- retarn o. lhe railunad a. Fort
HHrA Eheuce lte hal started ia
NorsHllser- TIE General. a ,letarh-
meul q lhe E'rnfh Cavalry. Colo,,el
aiella, NoiUuel schuglcr 4 Tozltv. ATa-
SO ~ Eluus. Eaiouel Mrfsauirle.
GEe.tlle Eriter egn-Iituted tht. rrsf-
q. Eno alsslure them las q vast In-
dlan N'asleaT saomils.s. The disc anf.,.
80 tsEen traUersed. While an-
7sEuacsiuE ne rulolzv H5l Rivsr.ifss |
1llan tN'eutg uIiies frzm the fort. a
5tetl tuHFlHr Nas sger adrrneiur
81 49, EErrh s lsslq. The r-uurlsr 1
sAlatte IIugdlg AMI ralio1u-f hy.
A ur1erir Was sent 60 hsf him /
llle r.uuFieI, tseinE informed thai the /
A%t1erai N1s 81 tie hesd uf Ihe F.ar- /
=, luT1eo MS huTse and dashed lrai- /
s.1liF ~ - tlIe taeueTal Bringing /
- 1N-114l u1 his haunches br fhe /
eal.euneas q hts halt. standinu /
- 1sssiirrul.s. snd raising his salut- /
- 80 - ne risor af his caT. he
~th1EeShe huaur ussalutius ths
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-06-14

tbs Kansas city Time dreams
The happy houTs away in articles on
''isse way 60 win kansas II j.
atsui a. puzEling ~ how 10 win the
eaE.lial prize in the Louisiana lottery.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-06-14

rHE best letter on that famous
trip 70 Mexico Is from the pen Of d.
X in the Topeka Capital, Sunday.
The whole trip is put in a nutshell,
and well put. Our hest bow to u X .
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nations would benefit from the SIM
plifieatiOn introduced into their
relation by the execution Of q work
which might be considered as one Of
the most important Of the century.
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Paul Jordan,
REAL ESTATE

Loans and Insurance. Gener-
al and Sale Agent for all lots in
the additic n to the Kansas Wes-
leyan University Grounds. Lots
from SIS to SI5o, sold on the
installment plan.
City and County property for
sale and exchange
Room 2 Grier block,
Salina, Kansas.
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~ JOHN once said his party would
Win Ia lSsS. He has now postponed
the dste until Is92. Thanks.
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rHE TRgAlls club % Wichita, also
the N0ung Mems Republican club
of that city. viii attend the Chicago
Convention iu q body.
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sam Jone.' Mea, Market.

. Sam takes pleasure In saying to all
the people that he has purchased the
Ziebell meat market. two doors east
Of the JOURNAL Office. He keeps the
best Of all kinds Of meats. 4Stf
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-06-14

A. estimate has been made that
Kansas will gain five additional con
gresssneu lIased ou the census of
lsso. Boys, you hsd better tone
down your aspirations until that
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-06-14
THF Manhattan RcpHl.lic avs:

T. B. Muudock, writing to his pa
T,er from New York, says that New
Hork, Philadelphia, and other lead
ing citie- of the East aie rapidly
6riiting towards prohibition.
Mr.. Murdock will l,e remembered
ss the most violent sc violent anti
Isrohihitionists n three orfour years
nrn
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-06-14

fHE Indiana Republicans will de-
clare for high license and local
aT.ilou at their state convention.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-06-14

rHE mother of General Sheridan
D. dead. The General himself re-
mains IN about the same condition
IN which he has heen Tor several
davs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-06-14

NExr Tuesday the Chicago con-
ventiun will convene. The nomina-
tion - Mr. Rlaine H. now out Of
question. and man will Ice
named who will unite all
the elements uf the Republican
party, and i'e proclaimed President
ia November by the largest majority
ever given Republican candidate.
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Rooms to Rent.

Nice rooms. Good location References
required. Ol.ly persons Of good repuie need
Is. GELS a WILLIAMS.
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Farmers desiring money for har-
vest can be accommodated by F. II
Quincy at the the Farmers Elevator.
24-2t
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Quincy & Co. have
money to loan on farms
at 8 per cent. Remem-
Der, no commission. 15-tf
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THURSDAY, JUNEI4, Isss.

o@sl.i orEaa % saIIns couuty and the
Clly % sallaa.
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To loan on real estate. Apply to
G. :. Radclif, los West Iron avenue.
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rHE dispatches tell 81 that in the
eSst the Sign oT the times is most
encouraging:
proved crop prospects have caused
iuCreased activity in general huSi-
ness, and reTsorts disclose n more
hopeful tone. due in part O. the fact
that no tariff changes are likely to be
made this year. Money il plentiful
Ei cheap rates, and there arr no fur
ther slllsrehensions of gold exports.
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A dressmaker desires to do sewing
IN families. Uses Scientific System
Of cutting. Room No. over Whit
tiers store, north Santa Fe. 24-lt.
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THE Saliua Herald contains
cook and huil story shout move
t'eiuE on foot among certain Repub-
lioHBs o. make Col. Phillips an indie
pendeHt candidate for Congress, up
on tire supI'osition that the Demo-
crats Wiil make NO nomination aud
endorse the Colonel's candidacy.
This is only ore Of the frequent
silly emHnstious from the Herald
uan's braius originated by him
and thouEht Il by no one else. A.
q msIter ~ fact more Democrats
Sill vote for Anderson than there
urill ~ Republicans o. vote against
him.
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Quincy & Co. have
money to loan on farms
at 8 per cent. Remem-
ber,no commission. 15-tf
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Buy your millinery at E. w. Ober's
and be happy.
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ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY


Cart has equal
Pearson Ork
Satinas Kansas FAASA0O"'
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rHE Ksnsss supreme Court hased-
cided afiirmHtively the case brought
thatlncourt by ]. T. Hackney of Win
Bid, father of Mayor Bill Hackney,
againsl the trustees og the Christian
church of that city to enioin them
from placing an organ Ca the church
- tle used in the services. Hackney,
F'ere, has hsd enough organ music"
in the melOdious Voice of Hackney.
re, % last him q life time. When
Biil gets wound NJ he Is an organ,
moukey. and italian combined.
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FOR SALE

An excellent Grain and
stock farm, well watered
and abundance Of pasture
For particulars rs inquire
at this Office. 273-tf
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CONsInERAHLE curiosity IL preva-
lent ~ To lihe NATURE of Cleveland's
letler uf especially the
eKplanation of that part 81 the
EarmeT letter of acceptance On which
he eEpresSed his determination to
hold the oilice bus enc term. Well,
q is no moIe difficult for him to get
aruand that Esoiut than the many
others in which he has gene hack
on himself.'' cleveland is n poll
tician, soothing else-and resorts 20
tlIe Isrartices of politicians, no mat
1T lpoW ElarIug in Inconsistencies.
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J. G. KELLER, Agent.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-01-13

week or two / shall be dead. There
is one last request | would make of
you: give me q bottle of Mother
SeigePs Curative Syrup; it is my
only hope. If it proves q failure
and does me no good / will die in
peace, and make no more expense
to the parish"
II seems she had got hold of one
of Mother SeigePs Almanacks and
read of the great cures wrought by
the.Syrup in cases like hers.
The Board pitied the poor lone
woman and granted her petition, be-
lieving, however, the syrup would
prove as useless as the other medi-
cines she had already taken. What
was their astonishment to find, in the
course of a few days, that she had
not only been able to get out of bed,
but to move about outside the house,
and had taken journeys to consid-
cradle distance, and was actually en-
joying better health than since she
was first taken i'll. The asthma and
bronchitis, which were no more than
symptoms of her true disease Cndi-
gestion and dyspepsia), rapidly
abated, and it now seems that Bar
bara will soon be as hale and hearty
as the Inspector himself, and be one
of the hosts of living witnesses tc
the power of Mother Seigel's Syrup
to save the thousands who were just
ready to perish.
Mother Seigel's Curative Syrup is
for sale by all chemists and medi'
cine vendors, and by the proprie'
tors, A. j. White, Limited, 35 Far.
ringdon Road, London, E. G.
1919