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Richland beacon., 1888-03-03
Mt. Lebanon College, La, Feb. 2Ist q

Mt. Lebanon College, La, Feb. 2ist. 'ss.
pEAR PAPA:-I received your letter some
time ago but did no, have time TO answer il.
gave ne BEACON to Mrs. Morrison. love
her better 'han any Of the teachers. Para,
you did not put everything in the paper |
wrote you; it YOU don't will write the same
hing over again. Mr.. Reese had a meeting
of the faculty yesterday evening.
Mr.. Arthur Wright came to see his brother
Saturday ,n"nirg and stayed ill Monday
mornirr. Mrs. Morrison is hearing her
Language lesson class. Mss Jennie said
tell Mama 10 write to her. Tell aunt Ma,
to write to me too. | got letter from Zula
the other day. am qoin. 10 write to her
to-day il have time. ! VII close: | will
have to write TO Mama. Kiss Horace for
me-
Prof Shearer ard his wife have gone to
Niuden IT, teach a school
You! daughter
EUNlCE MhNGHAM
Richland beacon., 1888-03-03

On Sunday morning last the Till,
hotel building at Shreveport was
consumed by fire. II. c. Craig,
drummer of Cincinnati, persisted il
the flames. The lessee, Mr.. Afford.
gave the alarm, kicked open doors
&c.
Several narrow escapes occurred.
Where is the law requiring hotel
keepers to supply their guests with
rope ladders? The unfortunate mau
was 70 years old and near sighted.
Richland beacon., 1888-03-03
SUCCESSION SALE.
State o. Louisiana, Parish Of Richland
9Th District Court.

Succession Of I i. IIUKrrs0n. De, d.
BY "Ir'uc al % commission issucl from tho
honorable 21jb Disrc Court ia and for the
Farsi. Of Kchiard, snid Sinie and ro ne
directed. u.it mr. Gr sal, 10 pay debts, ~
the l;'re residence - - Wilkinson. deceased,
IA Iue iarsh OF hichi4ud. on
"Wednesday, March 7th, 1883,
the following described property at public
au non TO iA" last ani highest bidder, and
within the hour, prescribed ty law, ,o>wii:
An unlItldei 'vru-s'xiecnth interest of
$. f. ! Of :. T.. all y. T.. | Sec s, west 81
HUpl river: y T.. Of X. W Sec. &. and
tracurral y. ". of \. VI. ! Sec. ., +. IL
n. K. Va, and : Of :. f. See :, r. H.
y. X. g, Eat continuing in The aggregate
CID three hundred and thirry-one acres,
more or les
Terms Of sac--ca,h with The benefit 81
apPfasincni
NANCY WlLKIEf SDN,
Administrative
Richland beacon., 1888-03-03
CITY STEIN SAW HILL
SINGLE FhtT0RY.

MONROE. ............. LOUISIANA
IS AVN ; taken Charge o. ,hc above Nil
! a." ins'Scs- VIII be con'iuurd in the
ldne at tUis. \. howNGT. All orders vii
or promptly ani carcrni'y filed. Lumber o
all dimension will ,, shipped on order, eiiI.er
ny steamboat or railroad The bcst quality
81 CYPRESS and PINE LUMBER cnaran,
FL. large supply of Cypress Shing!es
ronsta:tly on hani at reasonable prices. A
plraing machine Is attached 10 the mill. anil
all orders for dressed lnmIer Will he rro,np,
'y filed Mr.. L. 'ri'che is my aurhoriycJ
agents at Haysilc, aud all orders Jeff ~;,s
them viii be promptly attended to.
CHAS. A. DOWNE"
Rayville, La. Jan. !, lSS5-ly.
Richland beacon., 1888-03-03

We see it announced in the
Shreveport Papers that Hon. C. J.
Boatner, Of Mon4oe will locate there
to practice law. North Louisiana
has not a more brilliaat attorney
Than G. J. Boatner. He has dis
tinguished himself both as a crimina.
and civil lawyer at this bar. Success
attend him. :.
Richland beacon., 1888-03-03

DIR. IL. Ii. Winter came over on
Satu doy asst to close the sale with
d. Osbourn (col,) for a tract of land
near his place. We were pleased to
ooa the Doctor LOCKING better than
he Was some time ago.
The colored man has been renting
the place for several years, paying
one-fourth H. has fine mules md
horses paid for and paid every dollar
cash for land, $1,000. Almost any
colored man in the parish could be
as well off by industry and econo-
my.
Richland beacon., 1888-03-03
Joint Resolution No. %, Of The Regular
Session o: 1856
Amendment No. 6.

Article .O7-Thc following property shall
be exemr, from taxation aud TO o,h.r, viz
All public properly, places Of religious.
worship or burial, all charitable institutions.
all buildings and property used exclusively
for colleges or Other school purposes, The real
and personal estate Of any public library. and
that Of any Other literary associatiOn used
by or connected with such library: all books
and philosophical apparatus, and all paint
ings and staloary OF any company or asso>
citation kept IN public hall; prODideo the
properly 80 exempted be not used or leased
fnr purposes Of private or corporSfe profit or
income There shall also be exempt from
taxation household property TO the value ii:
five hundred dollars: there shall also be
exempt from taxation aud license ior 4 period
oftweniv years from the adoption o. the
Constitution of 1879, the capita, machinery
and other property employed ia the mann
iac;Gre Of textile fairies. leather, shoe,
harness. saddlery, hats. -four, machinery,
agricultural ifHriemer:-. manufacture # ice,
fertilizers ahd chemicals and furniture ani
other articles of " ood. marble o. stone, soap,
stationery, lax and paper, boat binding and
chocolate: iiroviled, that not les 'han five
hands are employed ~ any ore factory"
In testimony whereof | have hercun;o
affixed nav signature and attached thereto
the seal oi the State 81 Louisiana at the city
Of Baton Rouge this 18Th day of January,
A. ID 1855.
OSCAR ARROYO.
3m Secretary Of State.
Richland beacon., 1888-03-03
act No. - of lie Regular Session of 1851
Amendment No. !.
TULANE UNIVERSITY ANEXpNENT.

The terms OF Act No. Is, Of he Resulai
Srs~ion oi 1851. adopted 1t the sess. on Of tAu
Legislature IN the lar Is T. are hereby ran.
liz! AMI approved: and a., PROVISIONS Of the
Constitution OF lHI' fef"Iuarl thereto, or III
any WAY urpairinG The pfssa-e hereof are
hereby repeated. - Tar a, the operations G.
said at are concerned.
Richland beacon., 1888-03-03
CONSTIPATION SURELY CJ:EED.

To TIRE FLIToE-II",.c Inform your read
ers tLat have - Fo.irvr remedy tor the
above ram"t disease 81 - timely use
thon>aud, Of hCI-.'r,s ,"ats have been per
mancnrly curci shat h. glad t. send TWO
b",rlcs Of NY remedy Fur" u any f your
readers who h2vr consumption il thry will
send me their express AMI ro-, cfiice address.
Respectfully. y. SLOCCN, VI. d..
Isl Pearl ST.. New oGk. Ni9-Gm
Richland beacon., 1888-03-03

1t is fact that the poorest collec-
tors in the world are fhe best debt
payers, and the poorest debt payers
are the best collectors.
Richland beacon., 1888-03-03

In cases of fresh wounds in which
DIR. Ticbenor's Aniisep,ic is used ac>
cordIhg to directions. and fails to give
satisfaction. | will pay for The medi-
cine. c. NJ. SHERROUSE.
Agent,
Richland beacon., 1888-03-03
Politics getting 10: il Franklin
49,

Politics getting 10: il Franklin.
The Sun saw:
I'VE no'ire. in The campaign. the men
who heretofore have been IN favor Of an
independent ticket arc now in favor Of noIni,
na'uns Tor pari.h o!.i"cs. There are, OF
course, exceptions. We wish it understood
that 'h' Sun. as usn.i. supports the National
and STATE tickets but Is fee and un;ran.meIe,I
IN parish AFFAIR."
We announce before hand that il
the Democratic party, represented
by the executive committee, decide
on a convention that We VIII support
DO wnole ticket.
Richland beacon., 1888-03-03

Mr.. j. II. Gilliland, formerly of the
Shreveport Journal, sold the plant
to the Democrat and is now general
agent for the Shreveport Times.
Richland beacon., 1888-03-03

You always get "vaIue received
when you buy DR.. Ticbenor's Anti
septic. ana you eau buy it from E.
W. Thompson, Delhi.
Richland beacon., 1888-03-03

Men so often make assertions that
cannot be sustained Those who
try to please all please none.
Richland beacon., 1888-03-03

The large three-story hotel, knowp
as the Raesdale house, at Meridian,
Miss. was consumed by fire on the
9th ult.
Richland beacon., 1888-03-03

a GEN IS VA, TED . C-~ras for AGve-.
~ tiSlTJ f4-rJA're- a small Amount II
work done y tnct ND ..ltc.ii,-rce rnovrr.
dnce corr '."ra b Q income. Ac.n,sesrrl several
hHlidted do.IarH.n commas iorsII sing!" season
and incur 10 personal respor, ibilty. Eruu,,.
Hewspapero'tCe AMI learn that oiIt.
IL the best known nd best eouirreI est, il,h
inent for placing advertisements IN newsra,.rs
aud oonseying 10 H1yerti-trs the information
which they require IN order T. make tr.iriuvc.t-
ments wisely aud proiitanlv. Men of good al
Gr'sS' or women, II wei. informed and practical,
II obtain authority toso' ic, niveitsire patron
age for Us. Apply by letter 20 GEO. L. EowEtI.
q Co. Newspaper Advertising Bureau, 10 spruce
g.. New York, and full particular. val be stu,
W return mail.
Richland beacon., 1888-03-03

ONhe morning of the 18th ult.
nineteca prisoners escaped from the
Jail at Shreveport.
Richland beacon., 1888-03-03
Joiui Resolution No IS of the REGULAR
Session of 1856.
Amendment, No. 8.

sin those districts composed Of orc parish
there shall ~; ice less than TX terms ct III,
District Count each year
In all other distirts, there shall be in eact
parish NOT les than four term, Of the Di,iric
Court each year, EXCEPT in tie parishes o
Cameron, Franklin and Vernon, in W h.ci
there shall not he less that TWO terms of III,
DisnIct Cont each year
'Cnnl provided 10y law. tie terms of rlr
District Cont in each perish shall be GAed
by rule Of saii court, which shal not he
changed without notice 10y publication at lras
thirty days prior 10 such charge.
There shall be in each pari,h not les:
Than Two jury terms each year. at which a
grand jury shall be e.nparnclle.i. except il,
ihH parishes of Cain-ion. Franklin and Vrr-
non, IA whirh 'here shall 10, be less than ON,
lury term each year, AT which IA grand jury
shall he emrannel'rd'
AT other jury terms The General Assembly
shall provide for special Jnrie-, whcn neces-
sary for the trial of cnn,lnai cases
Richland beacon., 1888-03-03
Hh0NCli.iT:Gt


Proposed Amend,nea.s TO the Constitution
Of the State If louisiana hlo:tel by
the General Assembly in 1884 AMI 1895
Richland beacon., 1888-03-03

l DR.. Ticbenor's Aniiseptic cures
Nplera morbus.
Richland beacon., 1888-03-03
A Blessing to Every Woman.

Th:% Of our lady readers who would like
to know Wow UHdteaT;ng may be made
Painless anNSofe can get tie information in a
sealed enve,ok by sending four cents in
postage stamp. iN
Mas. E. REVERE, fsx 2s3, Jersey Ci'y, n J.
y. jin2l ss-ly-2P
Richland beacon., 1888-03-03
Joint Resolution No. IS, nj the Regular
Session Of 1856
Amendment No i

Article G2-''That in the cvcrt of the
death, or from whatever can>e the Office Of
Lieutenant Governor shall aecomc vacant.
then and in that event the President pro
tcnpoTe Of The Senate shall I'll the office OF
Lieutenant Governor, performing all The
duties inriden, 10 the Office and receiving it,
cmoiumcnis.'
Richland beacon., 1888-03-03

DR. Ticbenor's Antiscp,ic cures
Sore Throat.
Richland beacon., 1888-03-03
The ronacrful Healing properties Of DarJys
P'ophyiaet;e Find in rase of .fceidca,s,
for Burns, Scatds, CATS. Hounds. etc.

It's prompt use will invariably relieve pain.
promote healing and prevent Eryspelas
Oangrenc. or Proud Flesh. Owing 10 the
cleansing and purifying qualities of the Flaid
the roosi obstinate Ulcers. Boils, Carbunc les.
an'i Running Sores ore RENDERED. pure aud
heali' : a"'i speedily cured, no Other applica-
ioa beng uccessaIy. lcJ!I Il
Richland beacon., 1888-03-03

Joiot Resolution No. Is. Of the Regular
Session of 1886
Amendment No t.
Article lSO-"Thc New Basin Canal and
She'll Rood and their aprarienanccs shall nor
be leased nor alcnatcd
Richland beacon., 1888-03-03

d. fichenors Apti-epiic cures
ring worn.
Richland beacon., 1888-03-03

DR.. Ticherors An'iseptIc cures
collie.
Richland beacon., 1888-03-03

Ioy Suro.in,en,,cr Of Puddle Educati'i',
J0SErIl A. THEAJA,
Richland beacon., 1888-03-03

We regre, tlat want Of spare compeis IA,
ab'idee tie proceedings OF the %cna,onc!
Convention hrlL at aianroc a. above
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-02-23
Hope is Abandoned


{ London, Feb. 2I-It ia evident as the
hours go on and the moments, which
may prove the last ones for Prince
Frederick William, approach that hope of
the recovery of @ Germany's crown prince
is almost abandoned at Berlin, ia official
quarters. The readiness of the aged
Kaiser to undertake she fatiRuIpR
journey to Sam Reno, appointments of a
reporting counsellor to Prince William,
distinction only accorded to crown
prince aad the conference which will be
held to-day between the emperor,
Prince William and Bismarck. all point
to the conclusion that the worst ia
being prepared for and evidently expec-
ted. The conference to-day will un.
doabtedly turn upon the regency qnes-
tion. The regency proposition is bitter.
~ opposed by the crown princess, who
is no friend to Bismarck and who looks
npon him and his designs with dissrust.
Arrayed against the ambitious princess
Is her SOD, Prince William, and his
equally ambitions wife and Bismarck.
This trio, with the assistance Of Eome of
the ministers, are endeayoring to urge
upon the sick prince the necessity of re-
signing'hiH claims TO the throne and al
lowing his son TO replace him. To-days
conference will undoubtedly produce
new and interesting results. but; mean
while, Bismarck is leaving nothing un-
done to secure the throne for his favor
lite in the event of the Kaiser's death.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-02-23
Omaha Well Ncoldea

Omaha Herald: The interest taken in
the projected line to Yankton is NOT BY
any means confined to either of che
cities presumed to be most concerned,
Towns all along the prospective route
are eager to have the iron laid. and
s:saE n s:e4ouncizE Omaha Ui;aaaa a.aasSioF SiioF CON
servatiye slownese which seems to them
to be Indifference. The road is almost
certain to be built the only possible Coz
tingency to prevent being that of Sioux
City getting frss into the field. TO be
beaten by sioux Oity in an enterprise
OF saeh moment would make Omaha q
laughing stock, and divert million 9
in business which properly be-.
long to this place. With The
neople 30 ready TO eid in any Legitimate
way the construction of the road, there
is no reason why 1t should be allowed to
lag. Omaha must cultivate intimate re.
lstions with the northwest to be the
loser. The northwest could better get
along without Omaha than Omaha with.
out the northwest. That territory, once
secured, can never be successfully In
vaded. A great tract OF the west and
southwest will soon have an outlet di.
rect to the coast independent OF Missouri
points. Denver and Galveston are al
most connected now. and the gap ia
being rapidly filed. If Omaha had
displayed one-half the push which has
characterized Denver, cars would be
running now on the Omaha and Yank.
ton.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-02-23
Changing nhauf

Milwaukee, Feb. 20-General Super
intendent CLARK, of the. Chicago, Milwau-
kee & ST. Paul road, has issued circu-
lar making number of changes in the
operating department of the road.
Henry r, Williams, formerly of the
southern Minnesota division, is trans.
tersed to the Kansas City division, with
Office at Kansas City ,..vice 8. j. Collins
transferred. Sd. Collins is appointed
superintendent OF the Chicago & Coun-
oil Binffs division in. Illinois, and Chica.
go and Milwaukee division, vice g. o.
Clinton, resigned. j. q. Hartigan il
appointed assistant superintendent oi
the Chicago & Council Bluffs division in
Illinois and Chicago & Milwaukee di
vision, vice WV. Collins, transferred
W. w. Collins is appointed assietsn,
superintendent OF the Chicago d. 0oun.
Gil Bluffs division N lowe, vice j. Ct.
Hartigan, transferred. The changes take
effect today.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-02-23
A suit over Roas

Lincoln, Neb., Feb. 2l-Tbe case of
the state ex rel. Grade, city treasurer Of
Beatrice, vs.. Roderick, treasurer of
Gage county, submitted to the suprem o
court at 5 O'Clock this afternoon is one
OF great Importance to ell county treas
urers sod ex county treasurers in Ne
braaka. The statute makes the fees of
the county treasurer 10 per cent on the
first SO 900 collected; 4 per cent ON tho
next $4,000 and 2 per cent on all adj
ditional collections. II has been q
custom almost universal among
treaaurers to regard the city,
county and state taxes as
separate funds, thereby increas-
ing the rate OF per cent of their fees.
This is znandanns proceeding insti-
tuted by the CITY treasurer of Beatrice
to compel the county treasurer of Gage
county to pay over to the city the sum
OF 81 800, this being tho difference in
fees resulting from different construc-
tion of the statute. III the supreme
court sustains the writ suits will doubt
less follow in ell the counties in Me-
braska, against ell the county treasurers
and all ex.county treasursrs, where the
statute OF limitation does not interfere,
II is claimed that if the funds are
lnmped together and the fees collected
on that basis that in most counties they
will not amount to enough to pay the
clerk hire.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-02-23

The supreme court of Dakota WAS sur
prisingly prompt ia the local option
cases argued before that tribunal. at
the conclusion of the argument the
court handed down it's opinion and il
fully sustained the vsiidity of the law.
Gases were before the court from Sioux
Falls and Grand Forks. One Sioux
Falls case was based upon the existence
of a special city charter which il was
claimed granted license power superior
to the general local option law.
Another Sioux Falls case held
that the petition for the election
upon the local option proposition
did not contain the requisite number oil
names and that the county commission
ers had no right TO submit the question
to vote. In the Grand Forks case it
was held that the local option law was
not legally passed-in fact was not a
law. In these several phases the matter
went to the supreme court and the Law
vas therein sustained upon all points
in question. This decision removes all
question of the weakness OF the Local
option law.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-02-23

The national democratic committee
met at Willard's hell in Washington at
noon yesterday for the purpose OF select.
ing date and place for holding the
next democratic convention to nominate
candidates for president and vice presi.
dent. Ex-senator w. Ell. Barnum, of
Connecticut, presided over the commit
tee, and T. o. Prince, of Massachusetts,
acted as secretary. After some discus
sion the committee agreed upon July Sd
next as the date OF the democratic presi.
dental convention. Ten ballots were
taken on the location of the convention
and the meeting adjourned until today
without making choice, San Francis.
90 led on the fret and second ballots,
with Chicago second and on the third,
fourth, fifth and sixth ballots Chicago
was ahead, THE succeeding ballots gave
San Francisco the greatest number of
votes, ,he tenth ballot standing: San
Francisco, II; Chicago. 15; ST. Louis, IA;
Cincinnati, 1.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-02-23

and he seemed very unsasy and
got quite nervous on hearing OF it. He
retired at once to his room and dressed
himself in his best clothes, taking with
him valise. He left the place unseen
and without notifying any one about
his leaving and has not been seen or
heard OF since. Moeller is nah about
thirty-three years old, ia five feet. six
inches high, of heavy bnilt, and weighs
about lS0 pounds He has ruddy
complexion, brown hair, q short, stubby,
bat heavy moustaohe. His right leg is
deformed withsquite lump on his knee,
causing him to stand unnaturally, the
leg bending in slightly at the knee. He
speaks broken English with q German
accent. Officers are making diligens
search for Moeller. The coroner will
offer reward for his arrest and convlc-
tion. The amount has not been made
known yet.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-02-23
HeIpinq..the Riaht Side.

To help the right side is not only commen-
dable In general fyies. sis Judi
oious and prudent when that help is enlisted
in behalf of the right side of the body, just
over the lower ribs in the region of the liver.
The most efficient helps afforded by Hos
tetter's Stomach Bitters, an anti bilious medi-
oIne of inconpRrabie efficacy. Inaction of
furred tongue, nausea, coca
Hional vertigo, an unpleasant breath. yellow
author of these symptoms, liver COMPLAINT
routed by the Bitters is accompanied by them
IN its fight; Fever and ague, which always
INVOLVES the liver. dyspepsia, rheumatism
debility and kidney troubles are all maladiss
to the early relief and final cure of which this
standard medicine is adapted. Don't use it by
hGs and starts, but Systematically, shat its full
effects may result in perfect restoration OF
health.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-02-23
MY nerves are chain
DO Net DeSeas the ssche,nc

Omaha Republican: The Republican
wishes to be understood in the matter OF
voting aid to the proposed Yankton
railroad. II has no interest in any COM
pany or corporation. 1T simply wants
to see the road bullt-by whem il does
not care, 30 long aa il is an Omaha en-
terprlse, with headquarters, shops and
depots in thia city, Ii any other organi-
cation or combination will build il
cheaper than that Incorporated rs the
Omaha, Yankfon & North western rail-
wRy company, then most decidedly the
pending proposition should be rejected.
The main point is: Make she best terms
possible, but do not defeat the whole
scheme, which is most vital to the future
OF the city.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-02-23

A recent convert to division is the
Fargo Argus, which presents half q
column of facts and figures end says in
its Introductory:
The Argus. in order to enlighten
statesmen seeking clear understanding
gives few tables that show at glance
the valid claims OF Dakota for division
and statehood.
Springer's omnibus bill appears to be
the measure which has brought CONVEX
sion to the Argus. Bringing Dakota
down to the level OF New Mexican greas.
ers yyas the last straw which told.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-02-23
The Grand Islane aurdsr

Grand Island, Neb.. Feb.4 sl-The
murderer of Valentine Gulcher, as de-
cided by the coroner's jury IA the con-
ciusion OF the inquest last night, is
August Moeiler. CieumstantIsl eyi-
denre ss given by each of the wit
nessea in their testimony showed very
eoncluslvely that Moeller was tho per-
pstfasoT OF the most atrocions and cold
blooded murder ever committed in this
vicinity. MosIler boarded al the same
place as Gnlcher, and of late has been
on quite intimate Germs with him, They
both left their boarding place Saturday
evening nsd Moeller returned Sunday
morning at O'Clock. Sunday evening
he was told OF the findine
OF ths dead body Of Gulchsr
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-02-23
Adyica "a Iaathsra

Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying vita pain of cutting teeth2 Ifso,
send 81 once sad get bottle OF
MHs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SrRUp foz
Children Teeshing. Its value is lncalcn..
liable. 1t will relieve the poor little sni-
fer6r i:ni4ea,i.sSiJ. Oeleuu rpon Il.
mothers. there is no mistake about il
1t cures dyEentery and diarrheea, regu-
lates the stomach and bowels, cures
wind colo. softens the gums, reduces in-
fammation and gives tone and energy
TO the whole system. Mry. W3nssoD' 3
Soothing Syrup for Children T'eethSasg is
pleasanf to the taste, and is the prescrip.
ton of one OF the, oidess nugses and
best female physicians in ths United
States, and ts fof sale by all druggists
throughout the Norid. Price twenty
five cents bottle.