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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-25
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We the undersigned Banks and Bankers
will pay all Prizes drawn in The louisiana
State Lotteries which may be presented at our
counters.
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Proposals for Quartermaster's Stores.

:HAM BLETONa'
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sHAKEsPEARE VERY VULGAR


You are talking OF Shakespeare
Pray don't mind anything she says,
she knows positively nothing about
him.
so she tells me. And confess !
am surprised. In America we have
the greatest yeneration for him. |
thought it was the same here in Eng,
land
"I'm sorry to say I'm rather igno-
rant myself about him. | believe
there's an actor in London who. under
the patronage OF Lady BGrdetie-C QUITS
has been doing some of his plays
lately. I'm sorry 10 say I've not seen
them"
Sorry" exciaims Lady Henry.
"f'r'i sure if you'd been with me you
| roaid be sorry Tou know Berkeley
yilliersg | thought you did. He's
gone on the stage you know, and
Henry Irving, whose real name by
the-bye is John Brodribb, il seems
was originally clerk in the city in an
insurance eoISpany's Office, OF which
BeFkeiey's father was a director. "a
Irving engaged him for very small
parts at his theater, and one night last
summer he sent me an order for box
with note begging me 20 90 and see
him sct just to please the poor fei-
low, don you know. | went. IL was
one of Shakespeare plays Romeo
and Juliet think there is such a
play, isn't there" and she looks at
Allen for enlightenment
II believe | have heard of play OF
that name attributed 10 Shakespeare,
Alien answers dryly. The sarcasm is,
however, quite thrown away.
Thanks. | thought you'd know
yeu Ys-Americans know everything.
never saw such people. Wei, as
was saving, | went to see this play
and OF all the duh, trashy. tedious,
vulgar productions as il was, don {
think ever saw anything more utter
~ absurd. Men were lighting with
their swords out every two minutes,
somebody was taking poison every
three. and such rabbishy stuff a. the
people talked Lovc-making it was.
nauseoas and vulgar from beginning
10 end. Now, fancy a man being such
an utter idiot as 10 talk to q
woman like this, and fancy her
putting up with IL | remember il es-
pecially Because its Stiffness made a
great impression upon me. Romeo
talks to Juliet under her window late
at night imagine any lady going in
for such things--and SAYS: Would 1
we're glove upon that hand, that |
might touch that cheek Just fancy
that, Its positive drivel. and about
on a par with the rubhishy stuff IN
the railway stall novels which my
maid pores over all day long. It's
just the sort OF thing she would like
to have said to her by her young man
in Fortnum & Mason's shop.
81 quite agree with YOU, Lady
Henry" shouts Lord Beyndour. from
the bottom Of the table. shakes
peare writes most awful rot. The
other night | went-for something
better 20 do-to see Irving as Shyloek
in-I forget the name of the play.
Shylock Is a jew and he lends mer-
chant lot OF money, aud takes as Sc
cuFity a pound OF the poor chaps flesh.
Ii Gilbert or anybody else pat such
stuff as that into their plays in these
DAYS they q he Kissed OF the stage IN
no time. Shakespeare. indeed The
Jews in the city want better security
than that nowadays Try .em and
zee
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Precinct Officers.
King County
Republican Meetings

THE PEOPLE or KING COUNTY WILL
Il be addressed by the candidates Of the
Republican parry aad other able speakers
AZ the following times and places:
Falls City. Tuesday. Oct. =. ~, p. n.
Hop Ranch, "Wednesday. Oct. "A. 10 p. N.
Tolt, Thnrsaay, Oct -. 30 ?. u.
DuTalls. Friday, Oct =. 80 D. n.
Cherry Valley, Saturday. oct q, 80 ?. n.
VaShon, Monday. Oct -, 30 p. m
Boutwell,, Tuesday. Oct. %, 30 p. In
woo'tiHviiie, Wednesday. Ocr. 81. 7sse p.fn-
By order of the county central commit
&c r. 3. ALBEkTSOS, Chairman.
T. T. MITCHELL Secretary
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8 BAXTER 81 co.

Oser fag sAle ia lois 60 sz@
900 Sacks Early Rose Potatoes.
1000 Sacks Peerless Potatoes
500 Sacks Burbank Potatoes
100 Tens Timothy Hay.
100 Tons TIrnotlay and Clover Hay
100 Toax Eastern Washington
villa Hay. so Tons Wheat.
? Cars Bran and Shorts, mixed.
go ton Ground nad Rolled sEriey
Spokane Mills Extra Fioar.
ElIeEssursh Mills Extra Flour,
5000 Sacks Choice Washington
Oats at Ic per Ii. in any qranti-
~ from one sack upwards
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LITTER FROM THE GRAND OLD NAN
or THE NORTH PACIFIC, EN-MAIoR
YE@I,ER

SEAffAks sept. itAs NY
Having constantly to answer letters OF
inquiry in relation TO DR.. J. Eugene Jor-
dan ard the many cures rCpGFSed by his
Hfss0genetie system OF Medicine. 1 beg To
take these means 70 answer al sEca qucs.
tious. i0-wtt.
I have had the houoT ana pleasure OF the
Intimate acquaintance with Or. J. Eugene
Jordan for several years He i geufte-
man af culture aud Refinement snd the
peer % anyone Ia the medical protrssloii.
MANY Of the wonderful cures which sre re
ported la his published volume entitled
'srhe Entire Revolution Of Medicine, are
personally known 10 me. Dr. @urtiAn ;
success Ia this part Of the country with his
graad Hisiogenegle system = ceTtsi uiy un-
tars lieieai. and while am neither =
prsphet nor the son Of enc I venture "a pre-
diet that the time Is not far distant when
his II stssrnellc system VIII he the sfau-
,isrd medicine q ne day slth the ia'el's-
gent classes. Respectfully yoaTs.
n II. l. YEsLEE
Ladies scarlet. ali-vool vest al * Non.
iay morning TokiSs s.ngcvsaAn & Co
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HON. z. o. DUNBAR
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

w W. NEwLIN. CANDIDATE FOR
w prosecuting attorney; samuel VI.
Piles and other prominent speakers Will
address the citizens Of King county al the
following times and places:
Cedar Mountain, Wednesday. Oct SC. 80
7. m.
Franklin, Saturday, Oct. =. 40 p. n.
Black Diamond, SATURDAY, NOV. 3. 80 ?. N.
Sewcastie. Monday. Nov ;. 7-4p. m.
By order county committee.
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lob PRESSES.

Isl o. :. Gordon, no Throwof. XII s 10
Isl do do with Throwof. XII 10
0-I do do no Throwoff, ssExEo IS
Ill Columbian, no Throweff. exg 20
E-i Universal. with Throwof. xii f75
81 Q. ). Gordon, no Throwoff. sx12 10
2f-i do do with Thr0w0f. iexi5 90
81 do do with Thrnwon. ldxls 90
NJ Peerless, with Throwof. f0xl5 30
EI do do do laxi5 80
81 DO do do Idxi5 20
81 o. :. Gordon. no 7hrowof. fGxi5. 80
se-i Glohe, with ThrowoG, lSxla ~ 10
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Windows, 50 per cent aiscuup; from list
Doors. 20 tscr cent discount from LIST
CoAI~-ScFccaed, e ton, 81 .; ayeTase,
per ton, s. 20; screenings, per ten, S-ie
SEATTLE MEAT MARKET
slaushterer'S prizes for whole careasSes
asc herr quoted, together with priecs aftet
hciuE DRESSED
REsF-0n foot. per h. s'4e; dressed. 6
MuTrON-6ln foot, per u, 81 c; dressed,
&C
SPRING I. AMB-Pcr head, 81 sss2 g.
NFAI-SmsI, uH f0af, per 70, basfsac
dressed. " ieo large, or fcot. per u. &if,fc
dressed. ~ lHSc
STOCK foGs-On foot per ID, essc; tei
hogs On foot, pee II, tasc; artssSfi, -
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September. ISIS.
Having thoroughly oVerhauled these
presses in our own machine shops, We can
guarantee them 70 be in good running
order
TERMS; We win sell these machines
for partial cash payment. 9isiag tine on
balance. and viii take secondhand ma
chimes IN trade ANY parties desiring sec
ouc-hand presses win do well TO write US,
a. We are constantly receiving bargains.
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shipping intelligence.

PoRT TOWNSEND, Oct. 2s.--Arrived-Tsks
Canada, James A. King, win W. Case, hkrn
kEiekita;, schr Hueneme; Ner ok Georgi-
ana
PeRT MADISON, Oct 2s.-ArsiTed-Bk
Northwest sailed-Bk yidette.
PORT GAMBLE, Oct 13-Arriye6--Bk
Rhea,
PoRT Discovery, oct 2s.--Arrived-Br
Deacon.
SAN FRAseIsco, Oct a3-Arrived--Str
Wilmington. Port Townsend; SIR Mexico.
Victoria: sh Harry Morse. Nanaimo
cleared-Bk carroiison. Port Townsend
Saiied-Str Bertha. Port Townsend
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I'd; red western winter. a ID. ea~u- aut;
and lower. new mixed western. 4 cd per
GENITAL. -
ZEE rozx xEkcBAxpzsk uxExrr.
SEE YORK. Oct E.-H0ps-Essy and
cosee-opssons op@ned b4-eiy ssssav.
i<sa8 points lower. closing firm. sa{S
points up: saies 90 20 BAGS. inelsdine
nee. 81 so,sIs %, Jan 81 ssais 81 Fs =
sE At9i1 spos RIO easier sair ea-roes
Wool-QuIes and fra: domestic eeeee
2ss5sc. pnI.ed zse9se. Texas i4la1e
sagHf-kaw, easy and In tribe r.ore de-
msna' tsir refining sIlstgss se. refined
Pig Iron-f{aief and s.eafy.
SspPer-ssesdy: lake. sl7 a.
l<ad-QHiets domestic s. 81
Iln-Dziis straits ~ 10
lar siiyer-9Sssc.
Petroleum opened strong a. sze, and
west A sight reaction occurred, sue
ceedcd By & rally which carried Il M to
4c. and r. was thea steady TO the lssf
hour when q sharp decline esf and the
market closed steady Al sac Consolidated
sz.snAsSs opened - s.. highest sss<c- lowest
opening s75.e. highest sszxe. lowest sc,
closing s. <e- Total sales isis GO barrels
CHICAGO FRoDteE xARKE1.
CHICAGO, Oct z2-whea. opened weak,
1zc lower: December Il 49, 4 quickly
recedefl 20 81 49,, rallied - 81 lf7z. drop
ped 70 u u. recovered 70 81 IfSx. and 81 ID
o sl0ck was quoted at 81 49, May. opened
At 81 I1ts dnesuaied down 70 s. IT. and
A. 10 O'Clock s.sos. al Il rs Gfssed easier.
about steady. cash Il III. November
/ 81 fzSz. December 81 Il !, May 81 ls,
EoFn-stfadF; cash fls1e. November
Al e. December 81 &c, Has sss4c
Dafs-Sseadys cash xsssc. November
zf14e. December 2aise. May = Sic
barley Nominal
Perk-LoweFs cash s15. November "a 90.
January SO s., May $I4 =.
Iaf6-Easy: cash 50. November Is 81 Z,
January s. 2z1z, May IS 575z
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK NkEKEf
CHICAGO. Oct. Cattle Receipts. 900
steady; beeveS. SOS $, steers s. lnsa5 Is.
Texas cattle 81 75ia3 90, western rangers
& 9osaL ..
ogs-Receip;s 1f.e0G: opened steady.
closed Toe lover. mixed and light g. 4sa
20, heavy g. 5zSa5 s.
Sneep-kecespts goo: steady: natives So
al 10. western $343 90, Texans s. sea
g.
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Fsees - seszsezzs sesspsa4e4 ErIff
states cot Ezpzeseas~1 N sAs ceaveusi1a
saxA 1eeiA-s tA<sr tztenf9z ef 3zzifatzzs
N!sz tzse ssssses2tzsEz
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Ecc;er ass badly sexicei: tondartor Jshz
lxwkzks aazs ; fasE, xad tie ies Of Etrer
snzs A. A. Crank w1s Severed irsrz kss
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ea6sag s. p ~ Tssere xese sesx aeztsss-
Ts.sai cEsez. ~. total &ezskes 81
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Republican Ticket.

For CONGRESS
OHS h. ALLEN.
Far Bri<1dser General.
A. p. CURRY.
For Adjutans-ssereras-
r. G. OFERTEN.
Fer Prosecuting Artorney.
W W. SEWllS.
Fer reint Caaaezlmxn
JOHN B. ACLT.
For councIinzn.
JOHN r KISNEAE-
Fer Representatives
: /. kl.ACKBrRx,
J. H JONES
". y. RISEHART.
For snersE.
JOHN H. NcGfsAw.
FOR Auditor.
W T. FORREST,
For Treasnrer.
W @. LAffMEk-
w t0o1AIe 4EftE.-
RICHARD OSBORN.
For Comfy Commissioners.
FREn tsA-fH.
WILLIAM H. TAYLOR.
JOHN WOODEN.
For Assessor.
JULIUS HORTON.
For school Superintendent,
v A. PJSEf.
For Coroner,
]. :. u. SMART.
For surveyor.
G. ~ ANDERSON.
For Nree kra4stcr.
c. p. SHOEMAKER.
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G. w. CRANE.
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
Washington 81. near Commercial
Dissolution Notice.

Notice Is hereby given thar the partner
ship heFesofers existing between George
". Crane and ". A. birkcs. doing business
q The city ct SEATTLE a1ssxr the frra same
81 Crane & Diekey. hax this CAV been dis
solved by mutual cousent Mr. W A.
Dsekey retirfux. All demands dne N the
trzn Of Grane & lhekey may Be paid 20
George W Crane and ali debts owing hy
the LrTa VIII be paid on demand BY eicoaSe
W Cr1re
The business OF the srrn viii be carried
on IN future BY George w Crane.
signed ~ Seattle this 18th day ai Sssrfesr-
Der. f>sS GEO. ". CRANE,
" A BTrEFY
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PUGET SOUND.

people OF Western Washington on the
issues OF the day a. the following times
and places.
PUGET SOUND.
Puyallup. Oct =. II ana
Slaughter. Oct. =. 5 p. m.
Black Diamond, Oct. 3, Tss0 p. N.
Gilman. Oct. "A. p. N.
Newcastle. Oct. q. P. m.
Marysville. Oct. q. ,. n
Lowell Oct. =, D IN.
Saahomish, Oct -, p. m
Coupeyille. Oct. Is. 10 a. nj.
Sianw0oG. Oct. n. ? ?. m
Mount Vernon. Oct y, p. II.
Laconuer, Oct. q. / p. m
Edison, Oct q, 5 p. m.
Lyndcn. oef. p, 10 a. m
Serndale. Oct. -. N.
whatcoEa. Oct. -. $50 ,. m
Friday narbor, oct %, II a. m.
Port Townsend. Oct. -. - p. n.
PORT Discovery, Oct 81. l p. m
P0rs Hailock oci. 81. : D. IA.
Port Ludlow, Nov. l, ] p. N.
Pori Gamble. Nov. !. p. N.
Port Madison. Nov. =, / =. II.
Port Blakeley, New. ?. : p. N.
Carbonate, NOV. 3, l p. n.
Tacoma, Nov. :, 80 r. N.
Seattle, Nov ), 80 p. N.
HON. r. O. DUNBAR
VIII address the people on the issues 81
the day at
Vancouver, October %, ct 80 p. N.
ChehaiiS, October 80. 81 80 y. IN.
Seattle. November l. at 80 p. n.
Eilensburgh. November 2. at : 80 p. n.
North Yakima. November 3. at : 30 p. N.
Galdendale. November 5, at 40 p. m.
The respective county committees are re-
questcd to furnish suitable halls and music.
and all Republican papers in western
Washington are requested 10 publish this
notice
BY order Of the Territorial Central Com
mifiee. C. H. HANFORD,
Chairman Republican Territorial Central
Committee
GEORGE G. LYox. Secretary
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A CARD.

The TYPE aud PRINTING MATERIAL
used on this PAPER Is from the foundry Of
PALMER & REY, and the AaIne gives en-
tire satisfaction. suwcfr
PosT-IETELLIGENcER PUB. CO.
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REPUBLICAN ADDRESSES
HON. JOHN B. ALLEN,

DEPUBIICAN CANDIDATE FOR DEL
II egGie 30 Congress. viii address the
people OF Western Washington on the
issues OF the day a: the following times
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rrIEenArnIc MAnKrrs-

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NEE Y0RK. oct. eS-Tae stock iasrSci
10 dng was only ialsiv RctiVC aud va.
sasisess Gas irregular In ire movements 81
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Governments quiet sud straay.
EXCHANGES ASn sECrsgrfnS
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easg al itsasa Sst loan l's. closet ~
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sterling exehzngc. osaits s. ~ soy ofsiay
bifiS. aud "a s. tog demand.
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DEGuLAE COUNCIL oF SEATTLE
II Irihe No. :. L o. r. ~. every safar
GsF eFen4cg ~ , a.. IN K. II r Hal
Opera Hozse hIoek. Visiting ksofseF
cordially invised-
J. r. MITCHELL. sschszr.
D. TarFg, C. az n
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INVESTORS, LOOK AT THIS.

900 PKR CENT MADE on INVEST
ZtfU meuis ia Wesi Sszattie ia the nexf
Il months &sss9 q the rhBseess lots Ia West
Sesiiis. every iss has zrna9 yiew. lays
nssf she Wesf SeAffle ferry ssd c0utrais
one rifle 81 astsr EfssEf. icr szis az figures
that VII make yea smile - acres 81 the
hset lAu5 a. Klrkiaaa, SO 70 81. Tue best
business property CA Front. Com Eaerci4i
and wee streets ~ tsad rs.ek
GEORGE BnEEFEi-
0flFc, Geraraare between Nil xHd
Msshtnsfsu streets, up stairs.
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a. teegistcresiA 10 u f. tcUapens3 ~
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CYLINDER PRESSES.

xsS 700
81 Hoe Drum cylinder. Roller. II
81 Hoe Drum cylinder. Roller. Il
XII "a
al Hoe Drum Cylinder. Roller. 81
x5o -.. 500
81 costrell Rev. Roller. ssxs5 500
Nearly new. With Dexter Folder
aftaahaG ssya axs~.
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trade a
dhsseveI
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WHOLESALE GROCERS.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And Dealers in
KINDN I

IIINIUUND,
Bage on hand GIBsON'S Xxx, xxx, XXXX.
aud PURE OLD RYE, OLD CABINET and
MONOGRAM WHISTLES; also BAKERS ana
TH0MPS0N'S PURE RYE WHISTLES. to which
they invite tie attention Of the trade.
Orders from the country for merchandise shall
rccave prompt attention.
CorSgnmonts of Flour, Grain and Country Pro-
duco solicited, for which they guarantee the high.
eat market prices and prompt returns.
Eortheaes corner OF Cameron and Royal streetg
sepl4 Alexandria W.
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IAMEs z. CARLIN & sONs.
no. SO GING STREET
ALEXANDRIA YIRGIiJI3
.Nhnlnsaln end Entsil Nanlnrs u.

AARDWARE AND CUTLERT
Builders Hardware, Locks, Hingcs Screwai
DOorBolts, Lstchos, &C. Saddlory, Hardware
Bride Bits, Buckles, Engs, Hames, &C. &c'
Wheelwrights Hardware. Axlos, Rim5, Hubs'
8pokcs, Saved Follows Tiro Iron, &c, Pocket;
Table, Carving, and Butchor Knives, &c, Guns
eistols SC. full and complete stock Of frst-
class go"2s awsy in store and uold st lowest cash
prices. aug15
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PROFESSIONAL.
CLOTHING.
CLOTHING

J Days of holly and mistletoe
shorter for shopping and longer fol
reading the holiday news. Let lis
carry your thoughts along with
brief suggestions that you will well
come through this stock that fills
the truest sentiment and measure
of Christmas cheer-things to give
for use and wise giving:
Silk and Satin.lined Overcoats
(as luxurious as clothing can be
made) and palmer ones
Storm Goats and listers to resist
the winter shower,
Dress and Business Suits.
Neckwear, all the most fashion,
able shapes and shades, elegant
quality and made for us
Gentlemen's Silk Muflers
" Handkerchiefs.
Linen
Mems and Boys Underwear.
'' Dress Shirts.
Flannel Shirts.
" Colored Shirts.
Boys Reefng Jackets.
" School and Dress Suits.
" Overcoats.
Kilt Suits, shirt waists
Satin Embroidered Suspenders
Fancy Hosiery.
Crown Collars and Cuffs.
Monarch Shirts for men and boys.
Cardigan Jackets.
Silk Umbrellas, with attractive
carved handles.
Mems and Boys Rubber Goats.
Best kind Of Gloves, fur trimmed
and otherwise.
Real Buck Gloves.
Also Perrin's celebrated make of
Gloves.
Acme Pants Stretchers.
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YNHELADIES, FRIENDS CARPET SWEEP
! ER and an ENTERPRISE MEAT CUTTER
Both are useful all the year round and mske
decI6 JAS. F. cARL1N & SONS.
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS

alRs WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP, for chill
dron teething Is the prescription OF one of the
best fomale nurses and physicians in the United
States, and has been used for forty years with
never-failing success by millions of mothers foI
their children. During the process of teething
from pain, cures dysentery and diaTrhea, gripping
in the bowels, aud wind-coGc. By giving heal,h
to the child it rsata the mothe-. Price 20 cents a
bot-iA - vf& fte0
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