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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-03-22
The Jayhawkcr's RlNTf.

Sanaior Ingalls, closed his diatribe in
advocacy of the pension bill IN the
S"ntte recently by procIaiming that the
raid OF the pension agents and political
demngogues will not cease until every
surviving soldier Of the Union is put
upon the rolls for service only. And
when such bill is passed." he ex
o.imed, "let the President Of the United
States veto it At his perill'
Where will the 'peril" come in? asks
She N. Y. Wo,ll. The constitutional
right and official duty of tho President
I" veto bill which he does not ap prove
are just as Gle TT as too right of Con-
gress to pass any bill that it does az
p ave. President Cleveland might q
properly threaten Congress with Cron
wolllan bsyonet charge for passi, O
treasures that he does not like ss for Il q
presiding officer Of the Senate to menace
The Executive with peril for exercis-
ing the veto power.
Senator Ingalls's btuster has no SCARF
AN It. President Cleveland vetoed last
ear much less sweeping asd cxtravs
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-03-22

Iybschmnn's aiquid luxury.
You may rHil overland, you may snil
over seAs,
In search OF enjoyment, of comfort, of
health;
You may feel the sweet pleasures OF
living ut ease,
And know all the JOYS to be pur.
chased with wealth. -s-.
You may travel the east, you may go
through the west
And ture on the choicest in both
hemispheres;
But Of all the worlds pleasures, you'll
taste not the best,
Until you taste Hybschman's the
best of all Beers.
You mny drink the r,oh wines of Opor-
to, or Spain,
The praised Usquebaugh, or Hiber-
MAS pUtheen;
The luscious Tokuy, the enchanting
champagne,
Or the fHmed Mountain Dew, as dis
tiled for the Queen.
You mny drink OF the vintage produced
on the Rhiae;
As bright ~ the sunshine, and mel
lowed by years,
But you'l know not the flavor of nectar
divine, LIP .-.
Unless you drink Hybschmun' 8
apotheosis Of Beers.
Take the rare old MADEIRA, the spark
ling Moselle,
Kentueky's ,ur-mash, PennsyJva-
MAS Old RYes; ..'- =.
Or those wondrous decoutions, whose
type few can tell
The hitters,-by cranks Landed up to
the skies.
You may try the whole list Of the wines
of Old Game; ....
The Medoc, st. Julien, Burgundy
and Heck; ...rS.. '.
Take the drinks Of tho world, when
you've sampled them all,
You'll agree there's no tqasi for
bybschn,nn's Grand 'B Jck.''
b.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-03-22
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.
NEVADA LIVE STOCK ASSOCI-
ALTON.


~aAACohS AAoCScO AOE SAo Next car.
Tue annual meeting of the Nevada
Live Stock Association was held in the
Courthouse yesterday. Gays Wednesday 3
Silver State, President George Russell
OF Elko. presiding, In consequence of
the non-arrival of the passenger trains
from the west, the attendance from that
part Of the State was limited to q few
who arrived on Monday.
Tue Secretary and Treasurer submit
ted their annual reports, which were &C
oepted, and the election of officers for
tho ensuing year being next in order,
the following were chosen: President,
N. II. A. Mason, of Lyon county; Vice
President, 0. North, of Humboldt coun-
ty; Secretary, G.. s. Nixon, and Treas
urer, F. d. Sweetser, of Humboldt
county.
The following Executive Committee
was selected: N. H. A. Mason, of NAL
heur county, Oregon; George Watt, of
Lunder aud Nye counties. New; A. O.
Cleveland, White Pine and Lincoln; j.
ID. Bradley, George Russell, J. B. Moore
aud ] b. Garratt, of Uko; J. d. Ford,
of Eureka; O. North, Joseph Marzen,
f. d. Sweetser, B. F. McCardy and j.
II. Thies, of Humboldt; +. B. Hickey,
Douglas and Ormsby; Lewis Dean aud
A. G. Bragg. Washoe; O. H. E. Hardin,
Lyon aud Esmeralda; Isanc Foster,
Grant county, Oregon; w. s. Bailey,
Chuchill county, New. ''
The Secretary's report showed that
tue total receipts for the year we're So
400 "a, aud the disbursements So, 1888
81, leaving balance of $271 40 in the
treasury ut date of meeting. There are
one hundred members in good standing
representing 1897 cattle, 12,244
horses aud $4,000 sheep, the value OF
which is ssti mated at over $4,000, 900.
The officers In their report say:
ain the way of prosecutions. several
cases have been handled aud good
deal of money expended to oring the
guilty to justice, and although no con-
victions have been made, We feel that
Indirectly great deal of good has been
accomplished, as the simple knowledge
that the Association will assist in the
putting down Of thievery. hns quiet
1 3 effect OH certain parties thas other
wise would consider it u small mntter to
ct away with every thing in reach, but
as it is now the cost of getting clear
with the Association on their heels, is
too great for the gain to he made by
stealing. The one reward paid by the
Associate IN in the past year YVES for
horse stealing, and the party got three
years in the Oregon State Prison"
The next annual meeting IL b held
at Elko on the third Tuesday in Mach
1889.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-03-22
olive ana Let Lixa.,,
G. F HARVEY.

Those who desire topurcbase the best
quality Of Groceries and Provisions are
referred to tho above reliable house
where fair dealing and courteous treat
ment lie tho 'ule. Glassware, Tinware.
Stonewarc, Nails etc. always in stock.
IL II. CHAss.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-03-22

CANT measure than = service pension
bill. Tho claim agents fumed and the
demasogues r1ved, but the President
YVES sustained by tho public sentiment
of the country and by his own State at
the next election. A President of tho
United States can afford to risk any
peril that comes from doing his duty.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-03-22
An Easy Place to Find.

A sympathetic female visiting the
Texan Penitentiary, at Huntsville. said
to one of the inmates: ..
"Unfortunate creature, how did you
come here2" -, |.a
az didu't have no trouble, marin,
finding my way here. I COULDN'T have
lost my way if had been as blind as a
bat. Two deputy sheriffs brought me
here on the cars, one holding onto each
arm. never had less trouble in fnd-
ing place in my life." .,..
"Did whisky have anything to do
with your coming?"
Eyes. Both deputies were drunk. -
-[Texas Siftings.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-03-22
Notice 20 Teachers.

An examination of applicants fol-
teachers certificates will be held in tine
court room of the Court House at Elko
on Tuesday, Wednesday aud Thursday
March 81, 70 and 80, 1858. WHEN all
who desire to puss al examination are
requested to be present.
T. N. STONE,
-, u. County Supt. schools.
Elko, Feb. 90, 1888 I'D.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-03-22
Pain hnE.

Having located in Elko I am pre-
pared to fill orders for Painting, Grain
ing md Paper Hanging. Ceiling Deco.
rations specially. All work frst
class. Leave orders at tho IsDEPEND
ENr Office. .- e..
c.. F HARVEY.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-03-22

John }Iillet, fnrmec and gardener
living near Bismarck, Dakota, is &C
cuscd of whipping to death his ID year
old daughter. The little girl died sud-
denly add was BURIED quietly ON Millet'
land. Suspicion being aroused, the
body was exhumed and showed plainly
the torture to which she had been sub
jected. There is strong talk Of lynch
ing party, and hanging would be- only
too good for such brute.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-03-22
DON'T Set That Horse Go

Barefooted when you can take him
around to Morgan's Shooting Parlors
aud have him we'll shoI. Also ali kinds
of Bncksmithing done and satisfaction
guaranteed III to quality and price.
L. z. MORGAN,
Blacksmith Il Wagonmaker,
3-l6. Eko, Nevada.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-03-22
Give the Humboldt a call.
Rargasns.

In order to make room for q large
stock OF Spring and Summer goods,
soon TO arrive, will sell my present
stock at greatly reduced rates. Those
who desire to get bargains can Be no.
o. inundated At
30. H ar RuHaARx's.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-03-22
TAX ON PROCEEDS OF
MINES.

THE TAXES ON THE PROCEEDS OF
mines of Elko count! for the quarter
ending December 81. 1887 az now due and
payable. aud tho law with regaca b their col.
lection will b. strictly cnsorced.
A. w. HESsoN,
County Assessor.
R1k's Nevada. Fcbruax. II. ,rss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-04

Cfsrt ar -D4azel s.. *rslt e A. -
Cnas n saa1.srs rss.e4,a. J248Ue4s i9f
Di4lzG4 eeats saa zes-s- --- nifx1 J.
e3l1A - - ~ laas. q ssl4.iers. r@pasFsils
saa.a il8k ks.sits. ---- A ssft As-ssitia<-. -.
-. isss- = AaEsas Ese-1silss -silsa - --=l 3
- zaase. - A.s1T- e1ssl- -Azl. tf fss
-.lsf :. Al1Ficse. ssf-esil. i-.sk17e--s -
si.ose. ~ a 1eft = -s~~tii--.
s 3Erl4 -s.1 e ~. fssisFlE, - eaasei- 59-l-
..l1et --i Fer ieat fsees.Fa IS. beato4
= lo.lol e 81. 4szl-e-gslE. ol-ef Niss-
asuer ssasl ls sefs-4aa.. tszi-A teitS4l.
l,l.i.zl.-ei1L ~ 1slfllzllt L.G4a4 tsitsil. A-f
cess. g..l.1 aliaaisz sifen. .iIis-ls ~ 1el.4 -
uea - stlfs.le Ola Lscls ei Loziza t1tt9n.
a1sfe IS secass szEGieE ior p'4tlti1 f1a.r5
nr1leen8gs sEsses tEflty Gays ~--~s -1as-
81 il .allIz ss. f1.e-tE t1ser-ele NotAtaAlff
81 Df1o-ifl. 3. - aes.-- o.. "a =
Ia * 4sat.sa 81 !4Et A. Eln-s1Y Lsf 4lE-
caargias II 1-astxess. Cfcsf - discEsfsl-S.
es5.,a.-- Fns.sss bsdeil - Jul3ss
xss. xlzsaess "a iEe case, trkDsisffed ~
5ar14r. l..ea. "a. .----lAIhsEios hzrsca -
N aeca.5. aas1aags.t. On trial. Aif 4.
Norton. aan lstsal8r u the estate o.
Asplasss4 Sart.u. deceased. - tae ely
81 aras- ksgl1ss sTesFass. Transferred -
arr t!eufzg
faasAsE estate Ct gslix Joseph Wosrtz
Lscrase4 fefE.en f1r A1snse - sssi rsal
estals Z .cd. Leariog Jan. L. ks.Als 0'
Jaales T.. Bil14iock. deceased. orcsf
a1altiin. siu 90 probate. Bond 1led sn1
letter tss-al lae0lafy issued - LAWSON A.
eal1e. e.--l l.s.ate II John y. Smith, dsceas-
eL olseg ain lLiug vii o. prooato.
Rssle9aTv .ssaies's bond Med sai letters
issued % CURSES h snd Cialslce -. smith.
- Eslals ~ Aoiixh wood. deceased. Order
appointing Isaac ~. Wood GdminisIrator.
---- 1sl4ss ~ Lalls =. Jennings, e al
mlasr. Resignation of Jzs. A. Dudley IS a
saardiAu tlsI Crisf appointing L4s~ri
+ III. lghaslsr esl4r.i t.stAie "a Juks. II.
Hersie- = nliaor. OEass appointing
Ldasr1 = AO1s guardian.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-04

Afssr . Holiday Recess Business Hs.
AGAIN Commenced


again Commenced
AT The courts in he city. after brief
respite during the holidays. have again
eornmenced 20 grind. Ths judges are in
their respective positions. the clerks were
basy as bees. and even the hangers on we're
found in thsir accustomed places, seeking
10 drop into little job ID sbs jurv box.
The most Interesting of al courts, for life,
sensation aud crowds Is the Poace Court.
Jadxe Holmes il always present. and Cierk
Tozsr never fails - he on % % get his
usual fee. The criminal DOCK presented =
scrroaf1i locking appearance. gcs TIE
druuss had hos pretty vel sobered uD on
NrndaY, except those captured shs prsvi-
cus evening.
Alice Butlsr. Ralph DeShins. and Pat
riox Dohsfty went 70 sil for sHslvs DAYS
ssch. Leonard Van sune qsid SO and
Abe Nogsi. 81 Frank Waiter managed
% - free. While Glars Cross aad Pearl
sinciair. two evil dosrs. left SIS each Tor
their disordeTly c0uduct. JAS g. Murphy
s1d Joseph Schioss each pail $50 costs Tor
hefnx a dscrderiv and were discharged.
Caas. Fieisuer snd Dick ~ Siren bad their
cssa adiou tned to isuu8rv f3 fer being
drunk. FEED Daily and io1u kicheris
held 90 charge of kes n. t-r ,si0ons
open ca iezsl hoidsv. vil BE- heard
January l4 The case against Wilson Fox.
or as.niler charge. was adjourned upni
January s. Gabriel sa srs p.eade3 guilfv
70 a charge 81 kseting hfs 'ssiocn opsn on
= iegal holiday snd aatd Sass hne srd
ccets TIE csss assinst Martin Pierce. On a
caarve 9f keeping a nar cueu oa Sgndsv.
wss saiournei unut tomorrow. Ncaaal
Finn vas convicted cf stealing a Can ri
oysters and went 30 iaa t1r ifeen DAYS. n
sefauil "a fI1 - sna coses. Jsmss O. Vets
the Detroit sueiioneeT. who Vas br1szhc
fon Iesreit hV sheriff EisaoD
an a hanrh warrant rsid So IS
costs snf bis cass was noIis pros q.
Sur1oer barzfow. interested in fae Eura-
resn Hotsl. csros here froun Eis Raeiis
and Nss arrested an a charEp 81 kesping =
ss.eoe opcn ca iegsi hoikja~, tis wss
sFrsngps snt gave bends Z - srF~srsucs.
Aihert aessner Tas srreafei sn = eharse as
seiiing EoEcf as e6 Nicaizar ST. Nilncut
havins csit tne county tax snd vi cave
= hearine fclav Ths esse ef STELLA Nriis
On a sulsr Charge VS. caAed. snt he'd
srer aotI fecsv.
AZ the Sarerfrr lour- there vss but t'a
krsiness 81 Importance -ersrs motions
wer- hesrs sa1 number of cases Esrs
pisse<i os -oe ur CT saflaf The t-sf az
frial IS f1e assglfsis case of Cai hsri1e
Eesebe.
Tni.-e Nsrtranerv eoered he C7--sit
reert alter s week h8iftsr n bis asuai
--s1ner. The casss nn cs,i rels isaosef $.
~ish rspidif7 a. rsa ss seen 81 sde efsies
sroseeiinrs s'sevrers
The raitet Sfates Cours wfii ers1 6..7sr
Ju.ixe Seversns Act having srriret yssfer-
cav. a. nsusi-
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-04

What eossna Tat Asj9E Saith = I"
- - j21ss - EEtfEss q aay, ths very
- ll 4lzlfl) q izPf Wegtt 1fazs 1laa Al
Hos cls &c essf u4aezs - heeeEos az
eitesr 81 tke AZ 0ea's ssy 4nst tAiag
aeaz1S- 1laa AIS 4sFsG t.salnson. .
e-cs saved laF iizs. Saved your u =, Noa-
ssaSe l.oe9ss 5.e. 8Eat a. yea mean
II mssa t1sG 4 Eas iu lae arsL stages oi
eeas4u 81 M / Ess l1sl1E s.Esuxth ant VI
tsslfg every day 9irl tas geFriDls cis~zss.
s1ea Sa.sfa sas so c1e - take DF Pierce :
eolesl 4etE a. 3.se0Ferg. had tr.sc Al
klnds q utsg-Ees sllloul success. AID
n1y Dhys.c.sa Aaa gTeo re 40 nop<s So
E-Ce Z sra. 81 Esl - sTrr q nan sas. asc
1 oBs mF his tc sm 3. zna la ne wonder
RI reusoF hs recommended.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-04

"The Overland Route; the only line car
rying the United States Overland Mail.
In addition - the new system OF check
irg baggsge through from Eastern points TO
the Pacific Cast. will commence sunday,
December 20 run through sieepers on All
trains between Conneu Bluffs. Omaha, san
Francisco and Los Angeles. Also between
Kansas CITY and 0sden On "fbe Overland
FLYER saving one day q ell California and
Oregon points making the time from the
Missouri River 10 the Pacific Coast in
s<ysntY-0ne hours. Elegant Pullman Pal
ace Car Sisepets AMI modern day coaches
are also ran on a. through trains.
Eating h0gges ara now under the super
v.sion OF the company and mssls furnished
Dy Inc Pacific Hotel Company are unsur-
passed.
In compiiauce with he wish Of our pat
rons along the line. night traias between
Omaha. Council Bluffs and Kansas City
have been changed to day trains. Chair
cars ". still ran 10 Beatrice free of charge.
Third-clsss passengers Wishing 10 take ad-
vantage Of low rates will ssiE be carried on
regular through tre,ns running free family
sleepsrs. For further information address
J. s. TEBRETs.
General Passenger and Ticket AGENT
omaha Neb.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-04

Two physicians 0f Aosfis. H.. told E W
5-sll TIA. ae was bsys11 .hs 1sip o. msdi-
cine o. Ene1ieai skitl .F0m sealed lung DIS
ease contracted IA a c3.e ran Vas n
c1csd u ny Dr. Blselos' ; C0arh care, two
bottles 0I Whiea c0laplssed euss. over 6
yesf hzs el1pse5 and hs IS IA excellent
health dc.aE hard work On hs farm. Dr.
Bizslops Positive 021s Is On ths oIiy
knoNu consumption cure. sold ~ l.. X
Wilson il fifty cent and dollar bottiss. Get
the genuine. Pleasant for children.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-04

The Proprietor Of kem9's Balsam gives
Th0n-- MS Of Bottles away yearly This
mode oi advertising would prove ruinous
ii ths BAissIn was not a perfec. cure for
Coughs and all Throat and Lung troubles.
You viii see the excellent effect after taking
the first dose. Dent hesitate, Procure =
bottle II dag ID keep IN your home or room
Tor immediate o. future use Trial bottle
Free at W. II. Tiobs, Druggist. Large size
50c and sl.00.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-04

There Is no denying the fac. that Or.
Jones Red Clover Tonic Is the ucss sae-
cessiui blood purifier ever pu- ca the mar
kel lLs wonderful cures n al stomach.
kldasy and liver troubles has brought out
many limitations IL restores deblhtsted
nerve tissues. restoring she force lost By
sickness, mental work o. excessive Use OF
liquor. oplnm aud tobacco i. 4. Wilson
MI supply shs genuine a. 50 csuts bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-04

The best on earth can truly be said OF
Griggs' Glycerine Salve, which is sure,
safe and speedy cure for cuts. bruises,
scalds. burns, wounds and all other sores.
VIII positively cure piles, letter and all
skin eruptions. Try this wonderful healer.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
Only % cents Sold by +. R. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-04

The only report of Interpretations which
VA hlsd with ths County Clerk Yesterday
sas he Grand Rapids Save company Snow
ing capital ssocx, $4,000. all paid 10, reAi es-
ta.e. 81 sSe47 personal. Si45ZO.62, deots,
Sl5 5sJs8. credits. -. 1880
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-04

No. 70 taxes ths Sewing Machine at the
Chicago Snoe Store, > Caasl-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-04

Wfrcbester's arPorh ssriite ~ Tsae srd
Ssds rs tts treasefs-t 'f lans7a arriicn. -
--f.srsfs,,u hzs reri trrgle-i unst wandarff'
-. ara sscomp saet feSufs nh5rh 70
-.,.s~ ~ss-srsfv has ever ems - - eeer a.
--r.ehesi "a - PEossrea "a esk go
xzs<A
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-04

General Passenger and Ticket AGENT
Omaha, Neb.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-04

MaeLla-es.'a|ls lafssi - b's iaa' q
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1888-04-18
How a Baby Laughs.

The laughter Of baby is real laugh.
1t is deep inward chuckle gu1gling up
from the very centre of its concentrated
and intense life as from a fountain, and
ripping and flowing from it to the ex-
tremities of It's small being. All the
baby is alive with laughter he kicks he
Frances, spite OF Aannels and swaddlings;
his ten toes are all awork and aauirk he
thrusts out from the shoulder arm, fore.
arm, wrist, fingers and thumbs are all
atwist and alive with some incommunica-
BILE Joy; the eyes shine, the little tooth.
less mouth Is stretched to its widest,
while subtle and swift movements play
over the facial muscles till they seem
shone upon with lambent, cleaning
lights.
What is the baby laughing at He
knows, dear heart so do the angels and
good spirite, but they never tell and
shall mortal man essay to speak when
such as these hold their blessed peace F.?
Be sure of this, that az the acorn holds
the oak, so there may be folded in the
heart of an infant the wit of a Rabelais
or Sydney Smith. But it is doubtful
| if conscious wit manifests itself much be.
fore three years OF age. Until child g
mind has mastered the common relations
of things he cannot fash out those new
and unexpected reiahons-those unusual
com biDetions of ideas-in which is the
essence Of all wit.-Harper's Young PEG
| ple.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1888-04-18
For the Central Presbyt terrain.
a Good Fight.

Years ago a sister was mending the
vest of a dearly-loved brother. She
spied in one of the pockets little paper
folded up very carefully. On looking at
it more closely she found written on it
the words, 81 shall commit that sin again,
never, never So help me God" She
quietly slipped the little paper back into
the pocket. She never knew what the
sin was, but she knew that noble Chris
tan warrior was fighting good fight
with the watch word, 80 help me
God" and that little slip of paper was
to her a most eloquent sermon. My lit.
tie readers, will you not commence this
warfare You cannot begin two soon.
This brother was only little boy when
he commenced.
The telegraph wires having lately
flashed to that sister the sad news of that
brothers death in his far way Texas
home. It saddens her heart to think
that he has been called away from the
church and from his many friends on
earth, but oh the Joy to feel that to him
the warfare is ended. His end was per-
feet peace.
Children, this is the noblest warfare
in which you can engage, and let your
watch-word ever be, $50 help noe God.
@. II. D.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1888-04-18
{" RICHMOND, Va, April lst,

RICHMOND, VA April lst, '88.
" Mr. Dear Friend. When your let
ter was received by Mrs. Smith was in
bed with measles, and have Just gotten
up, or else l would have written i'm
mediately. got along very well with
them, and was careful not to take cold. l
feel as if I could never thank your little
Society enough for your kindness to me-
My feet are strengthening so fast that
expect to return home in about two
months. Since came here my parents
have removed to Danville, so l will not
have so far to 60 1t will be eighteen
months from the time l came up till
expect to go. Everybody has been very
kind to me since l have been here, and
] don't think I could ever do enough to
repay them. We have six little children
in the ward now, one of them has been
very sick, but is better now, and none OF
them have had the measles, 80 we expect
them to have them. This is beautiful
April day, and we have ust received
beautiful cards for Easter, and yesterday
we had some little offerings sent u.s.
regret so much that l was not able to 90
to Sunday School to-day l have been
regularly to school ever since November,
and have very nice lady for teacher,
a Mrs. James, who came this week and
brought my lesson paper. / have to 60
twelve squares to Sunday School, but l
do not mind the walk at all. do not
think if you we're to see me you would
think had ever been club-footed. l could
not walk at all, for falling every minute
I hope the next patient on the Presbyte.
rian Cot will be as successful as l have
been in being cured. You will please
thank all my little friends in your Society
for their kindness to me, and the dear
good ladies of the church. / would be
pleased to hear from you at any time
Grandma Joins me in kindest regards
to yourself, and all my friends, and may
you have joyful Easter is the wish Of
your sincere friend,
ANNIE BELLE CHALToN."
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A Child's Faith.

A mother, in New York, was quietly
engaged in her domestic work when the
dreadful news came:
Come to the police station. Your
child has been run over by an express
wagon
She FASTENED to the station-hous
The surgeon bad not yet arrived She
was told that The wheels had passed over
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Effective Remedy

for constipation and indigestion, and
are never without them in the house"
- Moses Grenier, Lowell, Mass.
= have used Ayers Pills, for liver
troubles and indigestion, during many
years, and have always found them
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l.. y. Smith, Utica, \. Y.
suffered from constipation which
assumed such an obstinate form that
feared it would cause stoppage of the
bowels. Two boxes of Ayers Pills eff
tected complete cure."- ID. Burke,
Saco Me.
have used Ayers Pills for the past
thirty years and consider them an in
valuable family medicine. / know of
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and have always found them prompt
cure for dyspepsia" - James Quinn, go
Middle St, Hartford, Conn.
Having been troubled with costive-
ness, which seems inevitable with per-
sons of sedentary habits, I have tried
Ayers Pills, hoping for relief. l am
glad TO say that they have served me
better than any other medicine. 1
arrive at this conclusion only after a
faithful trial of their merits" - Samuel
1. jones' Oak ST, Boston Mass.
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his foot. why. Willie, how could the
wagon have passed over your foot and
not have crushed it7"
The child looked up in his mothers
face and said: Mamma, 1 guess God
put it in hollow place. = Exchange.