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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-02-25
VIRGINIA NEWS.

A pair of boots worn by General
z. E. Lee for a considerable time
tlhring the war at the surrender at
Appomattox were yesterday sent,
through Mr.. B. d. Core, Of Lee
Camp, to NJ. Mercie, the French
sculptor, who willu them in mod
alling the Lee statue.-Tuesday's
Dispatch.
The Grand Lodge knights of
Honor of Virginia, will meet inthe
city Of Alexandria March 9th, next.
Representatives from all sections
of the State will attend the meet
ing. During the year ending. De
ce1nber 81, 1887, the sum of S76,
900 was paid to the widows and or.
ptans OF deceased members of Vir-
ginia.
NORFOLK, VA, Feb. 21.-The
examination of John Ward and
Joseph Murray, the two men ar
rested in Richmond and brought
to this city for completely in the
Chapman s. Gale burglary, took
place today. Both were discharged
but Murray was rearrested on a
reQuisition from Connecticut. 1T
is stated that Messrs. Chapman q
Gale recovered goods stolen from
them some time since by the pay
lnent OF $4,000.
| Governor Fitzhugh Lee has ap-
proved a charter passed by the
| Legislature authorizing the cree
ltion in Fredericksburg of q Mason
ic temple as memorial of the
character of George Washington,
who was made a Mason in Lodge
4, at this place, on the 4th of An
gust, 1853. The building will be
under the control of seven trustees
including representatives Of Lodge
4, who are authorized to apply for
aid to Masonic bodies, individual
Masons and others throughout the
country.
Judge Gustavus A. Wingfeld
died at his home, in Liberty, Bed
ford county. Saturday morning, i'll
the SOth year of his age. He went
to the baraS . practitioner OF law in
November, 1881; was a member of
the General Assembly of Virginia
in 1S42 43, ana again in 1858 and
1859; was a member Of the State
constitutional convention Of 1850;
was president of the Special Court
Of Appeals, and also a member OF
the District Court of Appeals; was
elected judge of the sixth judicial
circuit to succeed Judge Gilmore
in 1861, and held this position until
January, 1887, except during the
military interregnum Of eighteen
months after the war.
The Southern Baptist conven-
ton will meet in the First Baptis,
church, Richmond, Va, Friday,
May IL. All the Southern States
will be represented by delegates
There are about one million Bap.
lists within the territory embraced
within the convention. Maryland
is entitled to 81 delegates. Virgin
ia $50 and the District of Columbia
Ii. The mission work Of the church
will be among the important meas
ures considered by the convention,
especially in connection with sepa
rate work By women. a distinct
organization by women, it is said
will DO encouraged. The union Of
the two bodies North and South
may come mp for discussion, as
we'll as many other matters of i'm
portance to the Baptist denomina
ton.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-02-25

President Cleveland and party
left on a tour South last Tuesday
returning today. Savannah, Geor
gia, Jacksonville Florida and other
points were visited and an snthu
siastic welcome wasextended them
everywhere. Every demonstration
of respect was shown them, but
conspicnonsly free from the 1unky
ism which is the usual accompani.
Inent and in an Informal way.
doubtless more pleasurable to ths
President and his charming wife.
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Entered at the Postoftice st Accomac
G. a.. Va. as second-class matter.

A movement is on foot to petit
ton Congress topass a bill increas,
ing the pay of surfmen and cap
tains of the Life Saving Stations
We are most heartily in accord
with it. In no branch Of service
is there more arduous work to be
done than in this-we greatly doubt
If any carries with it so many con-
slant dangers. 1t demands en0f
special mold to properly fill the
conditions rcquired-men of prn-
dence and courage: Of quick intelli
gence and adaptahility to seize the
best at q glance: of vigilance and
strength OF body: of keen sight and
Humane instincts: of healthy phys.
ique and honest work: men who
are not merely "toilerS Of the sea-
but educated by the teacher. Elk.
pcrience. to know every move
aud CAPRICE Of the crafty
surf they must fight. No bed Of
roses is theirs. The long dreary
hours of the night find each in turn
taking his swatch" Of four heurs.
The darker, the drearier, the more
stormy, rainy, snowy and tempest
nous the keener the watch-the
more the necessity for thorough
man thoroughly fitted for his work.
He is there to warn-to arouse
to save-to save human life And
CALAMITY, too, when occasion de-
mandS the heroic crews perform
their work. The greater the dan :
ger the quicker to the rescue: the
greater the eril the higher and
cooler the courage required. Driv-
en- back by the fierce storm demon
seeking the lives of the helpless
souls, logging in unheard terror for
life they may he-but, it is only to
gather new strength to the strong
arms and carry safety where death
turks. To these men tine word
"fail' is not known--''to do or die''
takes its placc-and thousands of
lives and millions in property tes
tify this truth. Weaprealto Cong.
ress not TO be generous to these
men-simply lust. No greater, no
graDder deed can a man do than
offer his life to save that ofan0ther.
Here we have body of men who
ca y their lives. In their hands
daily and nightly. to save the
lives of others-not friends or
neighbors only, butstraag even
aliens. At home the-little ones of
these men are gathered in the low
ing care of the tried and true
mothers and wives who have
bravely sent the fothers and hus
bands TO save ---others. 1t is
said, and demanded to.he held as
truth, that "the laborer is worthy his
hire" Give to these "labcrers''
for lives (and property enough
that the wives. may not suffer, and
the little ones he. so trained that
they too, may become fitting men
TO he llfe.savers,Iand Citing women
to wed and rear men like them
Give to them justlce-full, uustint-
ed, unmeasured, honest Justice
They ask no more. Even this done
an unpayable debt will still be
their due.
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reliable fertilizer which has been constantly used by the
Northampton counties for
years. Market and in the hands
following reliable gentlemen who would not dare
risk the of fertilizer IN which
they themselves had not perfect confidence:
D. a. Johnson eemont Stanley Lewis Parkey Geo Fosque
Co.. Powell NAPLES Hopkins Bro, W. D. Lewis Son. Onancock;
Fnney s. Go, Fnney wharf Boggs Co., Boggs whar boggs
s. Waters, Nandua.
the last twelve by the side of the leading
fertilizers the day. the Pocomoke has itself unequaed by
except Peruvian guano and has been
ceed that standard goods specially adapted the growth
early peas BEANS round and potatoes and early ash
For further particulars apply the manufacturers Pocomoke City,
OF Norfolk. VA
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-02-25

Mr.. w. w. Corsoran, the veneer
able philanthropistis passingaway
at bis home in Washington, D. C.
His physician has abandoned hope
and his death is hourly expected.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-02-25
NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Democratic National Con.
vention will be held in st. Louis
ON the 5th day OF next July.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-02-25
G NASH, Prest FRANK E WILCOX seety
Jos DOUGHTY Gent Soliciting Agent
counties, Virginia

American EertiIlliiIzziialg clnlaayl
lasaqsRasa esaqsasss
Nos. 1863 and le5 Water St. Norfolk, va.
per Ammonia Gua the Great Peruvian Guno Substitute
and the
percent Ammonia Guano or Special Irish Potato Guano z
We give certificates patrons used
guano past ss7 any
of them but think these sufficient to convince any
o@rEsT1MoN1ALs=o
John H. Robes-Dear furnished me
ss ,s fact aens S
any s' nave 0'sp '0i john T. WILKINS r
Tens .s
GELS others. exclusively warren
Eastviue, Va, November 10th. 1887
srz for a0 1asd s
it reliable purpors 10 r. B.. Taylor.
Aps 5se S 5 ss ss,sa IF 4n ss s
peas gave satisfaction. viii again
Locustmoun November 2Snd, 1857
T r bags 4sa Seven s r. sae
and otssoes an PEI
TO use again season. CT. Bunting.
t. % ssS fss ''a
guano the shall use altogether this
s side Of high grade 10 per cent s'' and 0 as l. Il xs
Fair Oaks, Va. January 2nd 1888
ssa a the highest sy and '' James Tanssoa
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Nj. q. W. Austin. Chicago newspaper
man. Is In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Gaizert left last night
for Banff 10 spend several weeks
Mr.. II. steinman made bis regular fort
nightly trip 10 Portland yesterday.
Mr.. Sig. l. kOhn Of Portland, aud bride
sess frieadlyl are OF the Occidental.
DR.. Lowry, Of salem, Oregon, aud Dr.
shaw, Of Fairfield. Maine. are visiting Sc
attic.
Mr. Guthrie, for two terms sheriff Of
shcsh01e county, Idaho, has located In
Seattle.
Dr. Franz II. Coe Of Ana Arbor. Miehi-
gan, IL 10 ihe city and thiuks seriously OF
locating here.
Mr r. r. whitney Of Green River Is 10
the city 10 urge the claims of the citizens
Of bis precinct for county bridge.
Dr. J. n. Smith and wife Of New York,
u no have been visiting The family Of Mr.
l.. y. Andrews, lefs for their home yes,er
day.
Mrs T.. B Hastings, OF Port Townsend.
accompanied by her grand daughter. Min
ME. are visiting Mrs Frank II. Winslow. Of
this city
Mr. james Wallace. agent for the Bur
iingtop read la Chicago. is spending few
days on The sound He Il greatly pleased
With seattle, and declares Il IS the biggest
little city he has seen.
Col J. c. EAines and Mr.. X. G. washbnFn
left the city early this morning a. keoienai
lake. Their canoes preceded them, and
they expect ~ spend n couple 81 weeks
canoeing Ia British Columbia waters
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SELLS CANVAS CITY.
IL WIZ Arriye Here Early fo-mor-
row Murniu. Nv ~reriai Trains


"" h'Fo larry
70" morning 10y >reeiai Trains
"tcr the oeuebl 81 She Youngsters ~ -.
s.tlc You NAV say that ths, bir show viii
arfiyr hon, IN, NO.. ,,.....t,1 ,,,,tNx a.
-, ~, '''NN 'l''tf@' "~'"' .
'"'''N" R'fnios, NuiS'Ae"
- 8srnt "f sells bros CiFUs, a. hc
s'tiNa lnta iLc tAsl-INrEiIIVENtN 9iiice
.tS'efNsy- 'tt strange what Rn interest
~ 1it''al EAa unloading ct snow frasas
- i2f tiC }nuta ui the land. WAY.
hvt sa uueummoug thiug Ga iRd thU
ssnufS laFsnUt population 81 citf ~ the
etra lhe arr.Nht oi ou,g tIatas. NanS
Nn9g5Ss,ei 10 = attic VIII make his toilet al
-, 800 4 ~ m9feJ" morning wao has ut'
- -. Nse sun rise lH q ytAr. Nothing bSc
e'sas q yua;hiu. humanity
-, taN >leW catching % uaeiY
49,. N'l'',' iml''s>t aic Ia acceiai ,'lass
M, pe1f.e ia 'A'>s ~ t3e towns sel-s
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds Recorded at The Auditors
Once Yesterday.

Fifteen deeds were flied for record yes
teriay, sggregaiiug siS,609eS, an average
OF ssJ7. 81 ,a6 b. Following is the list.
Mildred J. smith 70 Fred T. Sander. lots
aud 3, Blk 81, lcsler's ID adj, supplement
tai. $50.
Ausiia A. Bell aud wife to r. and NJ.
Quigley, lot g blk ., ID add OF heirs oi
sarah A Bell. lSi6s
{, r HcstQn and vile 70 A. \. Seagrsye.
lots & AID 2, blk ~, Vim. \. Bells 81 add,
$50.
MILAN n. Boura and wife 10 H. W.
ElDs, uuit claim 10 lots and :. blk /
Burke's - aid. st00.
T. B n Miller and wife to II. W Elns.
lots aud = blk ]. knfkrs ri add 81 iOt
wm. n Wood and wife 10 y kaufman.
e 4 Of e =. 81 - OF NV Of SC 81, ~
- u. I e. ssl1
George Ii. Il;flewood To Thomas Ewing,
tract lo7 Ia West seattle 5 acre tracts. No
4. s,po
Thomas Ewing and wife 10 West seattle
Land sud Improvement Co. tact iO7 in
West seattle acre tracts No. 1. s2.ooV.
V H. Msddpcks aud wife 20 Henry EaS-
mossou, 10 acFcs in NV OF sec ~, ~ -
n. rge. s1e.
Chauiauqaa Assembly 10 +. Harrison.
lots IA II Inclusive, bik ?. aud lots 10 =
Inclusive, BIZ II, tbSuiauqua beach. sl0o
George i1oruei sHh wife - Ogden A.
Kirkland. blks 4 h & X / N o and =. IA.
Yeaua springs park. s., o.
J. a. Lewis aud wife 10 Ogden 4. Kirk
iaad. iAi !. ais 81. Central add bots n.
Il. Is and "a, hik .. and lots .. G., n and / Z,
blk q Eaysiac add, BIZ s, Clarence HaB.
forts lst a'd. bsk aud lots and 2, Blk ?,
Clarence HaafGr5's n add. s9,Sa
Philip Il Lewis ie Martha BFidsefarncr
Dix =. Eden SID No. .. 81.
D. Il ucnpy aud wife to GUY &. Wiuca
paw. lot j, hik e., n, 7, Denhy's 81 add Sc
Moth SsAttse. sN0
George narnel and wife TO q. g. XIX
land. lot :. McNSssiifs supplemental add
"a tcgrfal Seattle, 900.
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ONE GOOD EFFECT.
The Postofiiee Trouble Making Re
publican Votes.


In accordance with orders from Wash
ingtan the posiofice viii he closed to
day between y o'clock noon aud r. m.
during the funeral Of General sheridan
u will stand weary walters for mall
ia hand TO form ia nne al noon 20 be
on hand when the hole opens at 2, for it
viii BE- The last opportunity until Monday
except for "a short time tomorrow. The
postuiiice nuisance IS having a rather pc
cnliar but quite natural effect ia one way.
The process II waiting tn Hue for Wcaty
hours has. 10 is said, converted over 20 pr
cent. Of the Democrats who have bad the
experience 10 Repuhlicantsm. The postal
clerks made a determined and spmewh a'
desperate cadg' yesterday to get Tla OF the
accumu atcd mass OF mail matter which
has lain in the Office for the past few DAYS
awaiting distribution. Twelve sacks OF
newspaper mail were disposed OF. and
signs OF relief were given a the "a Ks
gradually 4 sappt arci. Deputy Postmaster
Colkesg iuiimuied that sucn slsgFs' ufas
state Of affairs could not exist much longer,
Tor, said be, knowingly, 1--WE shall b. Re
puhican next yea But Il is Grcsf
world that has not q prospect 81 comfort,
aud the weary weitee- Cling daily from The
interior 0f tAe p1staGice to tue MIDDLE ct
NH street eogiiuue "a bopc tAai some time
the present difficulty viii be cerrtcted.
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plat Of Terry's addition was died n
The auditors o1ses yesterday
JAMES Harrison, Gerrxe Stevens. fohu
Narfiasof and Jaine Cua1fnxharu yrerr
nnssd ~ zach f1r drunkenness b. Jussisse
Jones yesterday.
The little steamer Noanfaineer. which
has oesn usderx0inx repairs here Cor szsv-
ga, monsns made trial nip yesterday
and Appeared 70 work very we'll
The ship Blue JACKIE, has arrived. and a.
soon a. her ballast Is discharges viii g1as
Black Dlaaonf esai for san FRANCISCO.
bhe VIII be gisea quick despatch.
Water has bcea ;asned into the esnai
connecting kakex Union and Washington.
and T. Ave feet drep 10 the canal. Logs
are being ran fhroagh =. lively rate
HefBer 4 Dsshea base three pieces Of
gsii-edyed. I1sass Sa .tness property vhseA
they VIII offer for safe fOr tire aext Is 1AFs
Parties vaatiag bzsiness payfnx property
VIII do well 10 cali on t5ess g<nfiemen.
A large delegation Of Eastern school
teachers spent fsssseFssaT Afternoon IN Sc
attic, dFfvig9 about the city aad viewing
the poSEsts Of Interest They wese On route
70 iile4s hoznes frosz the recent eoaFentsos
at Sat Francisco.
{. Carlson. seeoud mate Of fse steamship
Elder. ana aaiis well kBown ia seaitle.
was arrested Ia Portland yesterday for
ssnaxxiiaE TEo 6vs-lAes cans OF opium
we're found on bis person aud Eve saorr 10
his tyuuk- lie wss fined TO
Yesterday the sfeaners George r starr
and Hassaso were unable 70 Approach their
respective berfhs ~ tbs csgy dock aud
sege compelled 70 discharge their passeis-
gers az the YesieT dock Ia the hurry the
ganx. plank u The George =. starr fs1i over
board
sfetson & Post yesterday shipped the
bridge for the seattle. Lake Shore 4 East
eFH gaSlroa5 over the Spokaoe river AZ
spokane Fails. The bridge contains about
fJss0 feet 81 lumber. sad Is framed and
rcedy 70 pns Up. II all be used ~ 8 false
bridge until permanent structure can be
erected
Yesterday lease Of the Cosmopolitan
saloon. from George Il. AaFkie ~ Henry
Thorn Pson. gas recorded a. the Matiitssr's
Office. IL bore the following nni4ae as
n gnmeBts: July 6, fsss-I HEREBY sigss-
ing the within over 70 q. u. Thompson
HESgY TH0MPsoxT Il hcreby resign fae
within over to 7. r. Thompson. q. II.
THOMPSON.
The Pacific Iron 4 Rail c0maay Of
san Francisco has sued Thomas ?, H.
Nhi'eisw. the areckes, for sa4s1 damages
Tor alleged breach Of contract WhlfelAw
was 10 have delivered 10 the cofnpaus the
ron from The burned steamship Missis-
iPi On the beach ia front OF this cify. bat
sas ppsgscessful In breaking up the hnll 4
.nd The company was Obliged 10 bug iron
y me usasl market price in san Francisco. 4
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- . -
A HEAVY CONTRACT.
N. ,. and stephen Carkeek Awarded
s9O.OOo Job.

Mcssrs. 81. 5. aud stephen Carkeck have
been officially notified iha, the contract
for the construction Of the new lighthouse
aud fog signal al Destruction island has
been awarded them. Their contract covers
the lighthouse, proper, two dwellings,
two harms. out houses. a line OF railroad
across the island, and all the necessary
sewers aud drains. The total cost Of the
improvements viii DC sq3.sa aud that
sum has been Appropriated By congress.
Mr. NJ. ). tar&eek stated Yesterday that
they would enter upoa the work next
week. and that o. much 81 the necessary
material "a possible To- carry II on would b.,
nun. ha.-.d N. \. nrtle
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THE OTHER SIDE.
Statement Frem "a Firm of street
Contractors.

Nessrs. Henderson & Locke, the con.
tractors, yesterday said that the statement
OF the Posf.IsTELLHEScEE's informant
that they had made proposition 60 pay
their laborers q 20 per day in cash OF 81
pet day ia script was false. MIR. Locke
raid: II did make "A proposition 30 the
teamsters to pay them s. per day tn cash
or s. 10 per day IN script, but did not say
anything Ia the lahorers about the matter.
II any one thinks he can't buy script, III
sell hini all he wants At reasonable Dis
count. All ms funds are exhausted. l
can't sell NY script. aud ms men want
money. and, therefore, We have stopped
work until We can turn some OF our script
into Money. Mr.. Henderson said We
have offered 20 sell our script Of ~ cents on
The dollar, but have been unable 10 find a
purchaser Your informant placed rs IN a
bad light. and trust you VIII publish our
statements"
Charles frizCll. the sub. contractor for the
improvement ~ fifth street, resumed work
yesterday, lie is obliged Ia have the work
completed by October !, aud cannot afford
to lay Idle when he Is satisfied and an Nious
tncVntiuue operations at The contract price.
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A STRANGE ADVENTURE.
Another Naungster or Tender Years
Russ Away from tlome.


kuas Away from Home.
Thursday afternoon Ms. Hiram bohm.
living on the alley between second and
Third streets, near Union. sent her four
yeas-oid son Clarence TO downtown
grocery 60 make some trigliue purchases,
He had not returned when the evening
shadows fcll aad his parents were coa
si'icrahly gsitAtVd. although he had tTe-
qnentiy remained away from home before
when sent oaf 10 make purchases. Bright
aud eayis yesterday morning MrS pphm
rsPotied tbs matter 70 The police. bat nonc
OF TIE force were able 10 fud the slightest
tfacc u the missing hos further than that
ne hat hcva 60 the st0rg and made the paI-
ehascs and hai been seen later PLAYING
WITH s0me childrcp Late ycste r3ay after
noon toe anxious parents received dis.
patch iram MhatCpn stating that the
missing yUuusster had iGel arrived there
on TIE steamer Idaho. lFieni Of the
lads parents CHANGED 20 sge and frtuguiEe
HIN aud al oncc svut the telegram Tie
VIII Dc sent back Go seattle gn she next
steamer This = the second case ~ simi.
az nature repeated Within n week. \ few
DAYS ago htcNtav-1id youuCSisr boarded
tav Seattle. lake chore & Eastern train
snd went Co Gilman, where he was cared
tef until the following Gay, when he VAS
returned To ~i,u|ffa
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A LITERARY TREAT.
An Opportunity IL Hear VIII. c.
Nss.rh.Yss fnpaaus EerfuFs

fts~tbtf = NAthhNN tsfsR1fF
Col VIII { Nisscher j. Journalist Of
aekuow leiged ability. especially tn his
peculiar kind II humar. gis run d 81 iac
best kind q, is Involuntary and sparkling.
Tie has attained Distinction a. eae Of the
leading humusists So she conatry, aud Ae
s never more in his elemrut than when DC
mounts the platform. Indeed. his friends
are uf the opinion that be would aitsia
fully rs mGch glory aud undoubtedly more
money As a .efiureF, than Ia his l.iu ienR
profession a. a journalist. Like mos;
journalists, however. he cannot ee content
out It lhr harness. ana makvs lcctufius a
side issue. Ia rvsTStnsc Ia tire rcsuCsi ot
many prpBiueut cifiEgns, Colonel NisSches
has consented tJ sppsar in SEATTLE, and
this evening he viii give his famaiis raoa-
aiag3lr, "Sixty Minutes "a t1e War. a.
Real Estate Exchange hall on james
street Tae leesuFe Is fan % pathos and
hnu,ar. aud has been delivered hy Colonel
VisSahef ia many If The priCe pal elites tg
the county Il can safely BE- rvg'aisiuie asic's
a. a ireas. Astounding in good things-pa-
tn,tic, ludicroDs and nigtk provoking
and ID VIII ht siyra In Nssse icrs own IN
Irritable STYLE Beautiful souvenir Pro
erammes wiz DC prgsenicd % FAC ladies
pfespni
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TINS OHDEs NoE lsE.rEcrEis. Are the
citiscus respecting your notice aud clean
ting Up their Pre- nises' asked a reporter al
Chief % roiicc Mitchell YESTERDAY. -
FAR g. I have been ahic o. $50, Est s single
oaa haS hccsicyi the pubiisset motice aud
Rave confrracyd notifying property
a9nurs pefSouAlts tfat tEey musi comply
with the order After a REASONABLE time,
if the work 3, uai done as ordered. shall
commence making arrests. a. Z sTa De
ternfuri that tac hiHy premises a.eus
~stac of our psiuripa4 business streets
shall ~ e'ca-rd ap
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ADVICE To MOTHERS,

Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing syrup, for chill
dren teething, ia the prescription of one OF
the best female nurses and physicians in
the United ;, ates, and has been used for
FORTY years with neVer-failing success by
millions of mothers for their children.
During the process Of teething its value Is
incalculahle. II relieves the child from
pain. cures dysentery aud diRrrhna, grip
Ing 10 the bowels aud wind cole. BY Civ
ing health 20 the child il rests the mother
Price BIC q bottle aus9dwly
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sutA AN3gHnk SFsSNs5s.F,--5ts he Ia g.
Coast sicz'eshsr comFsaf, nsst - ~ eai-
daac. Las rlac. a s.lc Steamship lsssi GA
tse rea.c hegueea Ssa Fsa1rzsco and tnS
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