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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-18

X1IRGINIA-AT RULES HELD IN

" ItTl y IA ~ LEO HELD iN
the Clerks Office % he Circuit Court
for the county Of New Kent, on Monday, the
81 day OF september. ISIS.
George Z. Martin and Emma Is. MARTIN. his
wife, who sues b. the said George 4: Martin,
her next friend, ..'........ ''.......' Pihlntin,
AGAINST
The Western Union Telegraph Company.
.......... .s.- .s.t.t-.s.. .-s.....s Defendant.
The COMMONWEALTH or VIEGrsIA.
To the Sheriff OF New Kent county,
greeting:
We command you that you SUMMON the
Western Union Telegraph Company. II found
in your bailwick, 70 appear at the Clerks
Office OF our SAID Circuit Court for our said
county. on the first Monday In October. lsss,
10 answer George T.. Martin anu Emma Is.
Martin, bis wife, VINO suss b. the said George
4. Martin, her next trend, OF plea Of tres
pass on the case. Damages i've hundred dollars.
Ard have then there this writ.
Wituess, j. n. Harris. clerk Of our ssid Cir
cult Court, at the Courthouse. this - cay OF
september. 1855, and in the ll3th year o. the
Commonwealth,
Iestc:
J.. N. HARRIS.
And affidavit having been made that the said
The WesteTn Union Telegraph Company II =
corporation created by some other state. and
that there j. no agent OF said corporation, or
person declared by the Avs o this state 10 DO
an agent OF such corporation in the county "
New Kent. and that there - no other person In
said county on whom process can served IN
an action at law. lately Instituted by tue said
George r. Martin and Emma Is. Martin. his
WIFE, IN the said Circuit Court, the object "
which SUIT j. 10 recover damages fUr tcspass
upon the real estate OF the said George Y. Mar
uu and Emma Is. Martin. his wife, the Western
Union Telegraph Company. defendant. IL re-
qured 70 appear within fifteen days after due
publ cation Of this order, IN the clerks office
OF our said Court. and do what il necessary 70
protect T. interests. And II i ordered that a
copy OF this order be iOItnv it'll published
once week 4 r four successive weeks In the
city OF klchmO 0. Virginia. and BE- posted az
the front door Of the Courthouse OF New Kent
county on the hrst day OF the next County
Court Tor said county after the date VI IN IS
order.
copy-Teste
J. n. HARRIS. Clerk.
III. X. POLLARD. p. ,seG-thiw
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CoIored Department.

This department is in charge Of the above
named committee. They have issued the fol-
lowing circular 10 the colored people Of Vir-
gnia. II is expected from pres ut indications
that their exhibit in this department will be It
most interesting one:
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EXPOSITION
Continued.
Special Premium.

For the county exhibit which shall be decic-
ed the best by the judges OF
award there shall be added a
special premium. offered by Nessrs PM
ips & stein. Wholesale and hcfah Dealers ID
CANA and Glassware, Of Richmond Va
of one set Of china valued at WV
This special prcmiam shall he conitried
upon that person who has done the most
towards procuring and dispmy.n1 said exhibit
and who shall furn 81 herewith the most
complete statement OF the resources OF the
said county: said person 20 bee eeted hy ma.
iority vote o. the county judge' clerk ana
chairman Of the Board Of supervisors, AFTER
said sreclal premium is conferred oy me hA-
position.
By order Of the Executive committee
Asnroy STAKE. President.
AR yENAnLE, Jr, Secretary.
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Special Premium.

The Columbus Buggy Company o. tolum-
bus Ohio. have made the following offer Of
special premium for the Whitby stakes;
The Executive Committee havedirected The
following announcement in connection with
the above special prcmium-the Wh'hy
stakes TrOtting races. first day. october 10Th
For the first horse. one man brewster
speeding wagon. valued az 500. donated by the
Columbus Buggy Company Of Columbus. o..
through Joseph b. Davis. agent. Columbus
Buggy Company. Richmond, Va. Tbs wagon
was built especially for this occasion and VIII
be delivered 20 the winner Of this race az the
close Of the Exposition
By order OF the Executive Committee.
ASHTON STARKE,
A. X. VESABLE. JR., President.
Secretary
Noe. Three-minutes class. premium 500
First horse 500. second horse sll1, third horse
SO, fourth horse go.
No 8. Two-thirty five class. premium. SEQ
First horse goo, second horse goo. third
horse go, fourth horse so.
Second Wednesday. October 18th.
No /. Two forty class, premium, s4oo-First
horse 500. second horse SlO0, third horse go.
fourth horse $40.
No9. Two-thrty class. premium. si0O-first
horse 600. second horse tlOo. third horse SO.
fourth horse $40.
No 3. Two-twenty class, premium. 500
First horse SEQ, second horse sl2j. third horse
SIS. fourth horse go.
Third Thursday, October 18th.
No /. Two-forty class, premium s4OO-First
horse goo, second horse SlOO, third horse go,
fourth horse $40.
No2 Two -thirty-two class. premium. 500
first horse SEQ. second horse sl0J. third horse
SO. fourth horse $40.
No 3. Two-twenty class, premium. $500
First horse $3.50, second horse sl2j, third
horse SO, fourth horse $50
Fourth Dsy-Friday, October 10Th.
No /. J. L. Darlington stakes, sljl For
three year old col s and FLIES. which have
been owned in Virginia or North Carolina for
six months previous TO October lst. Nile
heats. 10 harness, best three in I'VE. -Four 70
enter. three 70 start Fifteen dollars entrance,
payable as follows: $40 to accompany nomina-
tion on September ist, balance payable Octo-
Der lst. The society TO add $50. First horse
10 get 20 per cent. Of the forfeit. entrance and
subscriptions second horse - per cent, and
third horse 10 per cent.
No2. Two thbty-seyen class. premium 500
First horse eco, second horse sl0O, third horse
500 fourth horse si0.
No 3. Two twenty-five class. premium 800
First horse $50. second horse sl25, third horse
s75 fourth horse, so.
Fifth Day-ssturday. October Goth.
No !. Two-ffty class, premium si0o-First
horse 500. second horse $40, third horse sC0.
fourth horse $40.
Purse, sicD-For stations when have made
a season during 1888 in Virginia. Poster ana
license 70 accompany entry fee. Best three IN
1--WE. Mile heats Four 10 enter three TO start
or no race,
First horse SEQ second horse 800, third horse
sec, fourth horse &c.
No 8. Free for all. premium sj00-First horse
$3.50. second horse Sis, bird horse si5, fourth
horse ESQ,
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NIRGINlA.-AT RULES HELD IN

NIRGINIA.-AT RULES HELD IN
the Jerks Office OF the Circuit Court
Of New Kent Oh Monday. the 81 day OF Sep
TENDER 1858.
IA. T. Cfump, Observation-Disclosures. -. Plaintiff
AGAINST
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany.. ........................... Defendant.
The COMMONWEALTH or VIRGINIA.,
70 the sheriff OF New Kent county, greet
ing.
We command you that you summon the
Western Union Telegraph Company. If found
in your baiiiwicS, 10 n pear at the Clerks
Office OF our said Circuit court for our said
county az rules 10 be holden TOR our said court
on the trst Monday In Octorer. lseS. To answer
=. +. Crump OF pleaof trespass on the case.
Damages fiye hundred dollars. And have then
there this writ
Witness. J. N. Harris. clerk of our said
Circuit Court. at the Courthouse. This 81 day
OF September lsSs. and In the 18th year VI
the mmohwealth.
Tcste:
JIM. HARRIS.
And affidavit having been made that tho
said I he Western UniOn Tel graph Company
j. 4 corporation created by some other State,
and that there is no agent OF said corporation
or person declared by the laws Of this State 20
b- au agent Of such corporation In the county
of New Kent. AMI that there Is no other per-
son 10 said county on whom process can be
served an action at law. lately instituted by
tue said II. 7. Crump in the said Circuit Court.
tie object OF which SUIT II 10 ecOycr damages
tor trcspass upon the real estate Of the said
II. r. trumn. he estetn Union Telegraph
Conn anv, defendant. j. required 10 appear
within iftccn days after due publication OF
this order. in tie Clerks office Of our said
court. aud do what j. necessary TO protect its
Interests: and IL j. ordered tina a copy OF this
order be forthwith published once "A week for
Tour successive weeks IN the DAILY 11Mys,
a newspaper published in the city of Rich
mOnd Virginia. and be posted at the ~ mt
door Of the Courthouse OF sew h ent county
on the frst day OF he next County Court Tor
said county after date oi this order.
A COpy-Iestc:
J. y. HARRIS. Clerk.
H. r. POLLARD. p. q. 4se 1thfw.
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$1,000
Chicago to Richmond, Va, and Return. via cncIn-
matt asd the Chesapeake & Ohio Route.


The route from Cincinnati is through the
celebrated Blue Grass region OF Kentucky, 10
the ohio river at Huntingto". West Virginia,
and thence through the grandcst and most pic
turesque scenery in America. embracing the
Canyons of the New river the valleys OF the
New and Greehbrier rivers to White sulphur
Springs. crossing the Allegheny aud Blue
Ridge Mountains and the grand Shenandoah
Valley az stanton and waynesboro'. Natural
Bridge. and Csyerns OF Luray, and then
through the battle-helds q Richmond.
For information as 20 rates from other sec
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position write 10 ". n. GREEGOR,
Gen'l Tray. Agent c. 4 D. Railway.
Cor. Firth and Walnut streets. Cincinnati, o.
3sep6tf
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PYR0TECHN &c
DISPLAYS.

During the progress OF the Exposition there
will be displays on the latest and most improy-
al works in pyrOtechnic art. Tie following
disp avs Will DC fred October B:
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First Diyision-Horses and mules.
Second Dyision-Cattle.
Third Diyision-sheep and swine.
Fourth Division ODD Poultry, pigeons, pet
stock and iucubatOrs.
Fifth Division Agricultural and Horticul-
tural.
Sisth Diyision-F Horticulture.
Seventh Diyision--W oman's Work.
Eighth DIVISION Bees, Honey and Apiaran
ugplies
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Musical Programme.
CONrERNO's BAND OF BROOK
LYN, Y..ANDIHE ROYAL
NEAPOLIrAN BAND
or NAPLES,
ITALY,

have been engaged 70 furnish music during
thc EXPOSITION These bands are OF natiOnai
reputation. ana VIII reuder concerts OF So
ected programmes during each day Of the
Exposition.
Apart from the other attractions q the
Exposition tine musloal feature will repay any
one who viii visit the Expos ton. The follow
ing named celctmtrd so.Dists Will accompany
Cappas Band: Walter Rogers. corner soioi-t.
william acfOiX. ff0mb me sulOlst. JOnn B
DaGson. principal nbOi. SiguOr GiOauIim0 Nor
ritO. TlI0io. John Urcwe-. clarinet sulost:
Carl hcyer. Professor Wittgeustein. William
Griin. Solo q. rlctists; AleAdnief he.go.
WalGemar Bremen. wa.dnOrn. ! biz gives bur
d faint Idea of the musical treat ln store for
visitors.
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Entries Close October lGib, al 10 Pmr
Except Stake Races,
The First.Race Zach Day VIII be Called
Promptly at 1870 pm.
First Day-Tuesday. October 10th.

No l-whtby Stakes $50. For two year old
colts and FLIES which have been owned IN Nir-
ginia six months previous 20 October lst. Mile
heats best two in three. 20 harness. So en-
trance. payable as follows: so accompany
nomination September lst. AZ which time On
trance closes. and balance October lst. The
Society adds $50; ~ per cent. Of the subscrip-
ton. entrance and forfeit % first horse; % per
cent % the second horse; and Is per cent. 90
the thirl horse No race unless there are four
20 enter and three 20 start.
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J. y. HARRIS.

And affidavit having been made that the SAID
The western Union Telegraph Company Is
corporation created by some other state. ana
that there is no agent Of said corporation or
person declared 10y he laws of this state To be
an agent OF suCn corporation In the county OF
New Kent aud that there IS no other person
iu said county on whom process can be- served
100 an action no law lately Instituted by the
said K. d. Cooke in the said Circuit Court. the
object Of which suit J, O. recover damages Tor
trcspass upon the real estate of the said t. ID.
Co0Nc. the Western MON Telegraph Com
any defendant. j. required 10 appear within
fifteen days after due publication Of this or
der. IN the Clerks ctice or our said Court. and
60 what Is necessary t. protect its interests.
And 10 Is ordered that copy OF this order be-
forthwith published o. ce a week tor four sue
csssiye weeks IN the DAILY TINES. news
pal er published in the city Of Richmond. Nir-
yin la. and bc Osici az the front door OF the
Courthouse OF New Kent county on the first
day OF tine next tolnty Court Tor said county
after Il te OF this order.
\ Copy -Teste:
J. y. HARRIS. Clerk.
n. Y. POLLARD. =. ~. jseb thiw.
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Department X.

Antiquities. loan collections Of brio a-brac
etc.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
RULEI HELD IN

NlRGlNIA-AT RULES HELD IN
the Clerks O,iice Of the Circuit Court for
the county OF New Kent on Monday. the ID
day OF september, lsSs.
X. ID. Cooke. .........................P Plaintiff
AGAINST
The Western Union telegraph Company,
.ststttttttts .ss.s.tsstss.+. DeItnuant
TRE COMMONWEALTH or VIRGiNIA:
To the Sheriff of New Kent county. greet
ing
We command you that YOU summon the
western Union Telegraph Company. II found
IN your huilwlck. 10 appear at the Clerks
office of our said Circuit Court FOR our said
countyat rules 10 be- holden tor our said court
on the first Monday in October, lsss. 20
answer X. ID. coke of plea of trespass on
the case. Damages five hundred dollars.
And have then there this writ
witness, ). y. Harris. clerk Of our said Cir
cult Court. az the Courthouse this 81 day OF
september, ISIS, and IN the ll3tb year OF the
Commonwealth.
Teste:
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RACES.

Under the Auspices Of the Old Domi.ion
Nhcelmen. on n New One-Hau MIe
Track Now Eeing Built. October 81 and
-. During the Third Annual Meeting
Of the Virginia Division, l.. a. W., Tor
Which an Elegant Programme OF In
tertainwents. including Runs 10 the
Hundreds If Historical Points Of In
tere., in and Around ri, hnoud is Ar
ranged. besides this Attractive
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Department u.

Section u. Articles for food-canned goods
preserved meats, fruit, vegetables sauces.
pickles and grocers' sundres.
Section "A. Confectionery, sweetmeats and
sugars
Section Il. Mineral waters, fermenied and
spirituous liquors.
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Department II.

Section 20. Typography. book binding sta
tionery and material for printing and DOCK
binding.
Section o. Musical instruments and goods
Section o. Medical and surgical apparatus
and instruments. drugs and chemicals
Section o.. Telegraphy and electrical appa-
rstus. electric motors and dyuamos.
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PURSE, $4,000.
RUNNING RACES.

Tuesday, October 9th, Wednesday,
October. 10th. Thursday, Octo-
ber 11tb, Friday, Octo-
Der 18TH.
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Whole Amount Distributed in Premiums,
s24, 10000.
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Premium Department.
COMPETITION AND EXHIBITION
OPEN TO The WORLD,

Except Where Otherwise Specified.
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PROGRAMME OF RACES.

First Day.
One-haf mile. novice, open, value of two
prizes. $50.
Two mile, amateur. lap Royertype Safety"
open. one prize. gold watch and chain, value,
as.
Onemile, professional, open, one prize, 500
in cash.
One mile, Virginia Divi ion L. A. W., cham
p.onship. Two prizes. valued at $50
Two mile team. lap three men each team
open. three medals, valued at $50.
One hat mile. without hands, open, one
medal. valued at SIS
One mile, tandem tricycle., handicap, open,
two prizes. valued al $50.
One mile. Old Dominion Wheelmen, cham
pionship, one pr.ze valued at $50.
One-half mile. consolation, one prize, valued
az SIS
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Department G.

Section u. Cloths, clothing, boots shoes
hats umbrellas. trunks. rubber goods, sad
dlery. silk fabrics, carpets aud upholstery.
Section 49, Raw materials used in textile
manufacture wool, cotton, six. hair, hemp
jute. fax, etc.
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Department +.

Natural Science and Eduoation.l
Section I6. Collections and specimens mod
els. drawings and illustrations Of any depart
ment Of natural science.
Section IT, Examples Of work Of pupils OF
the public and private schools in penmanship'
design, map drawing, etc.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-28

The municipal ticket selected by the
union convention which met yesterday
gives very general satisfaction. Three
of the present city officials were renom-
mated and the choice for city Justice,
Col. w. r. Eidridge, fell to gentleman
who will discharge the duties of the
office with conscientious regard for
the public good. In renominating Mr..
Teller for Mayor the convention simply
echoed the choice of the people and en-
dorsed the public spirited policy which
the mayor of Yankton hes pursued
during the year past. The renomipa.
tion is an evidence that the people wish
their city governments to use every
laudable means to build up Ysnkton and
extend is lines of communication.
That AIR Teller has devoted himselt TO
every project looking to the oity,s well
fare will not be questioned and that his
administration has been fsaueht with
important results is plainly evident. Mr.
Brennan as the city marshal and Mr.,
Bates as treasurer have given good sat
isfection--so much 30 that the conven.
tion saw no reason for q change.
The city election will take place Mon.
Gay next, April 2nd, at which time the
sovereigns will register their approval
OF the work of yesterday.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-28

Washington. March 26-Homer Fell
lows, the father os Miss Fellows, who is
reported in dispatches from Dakota to
have married Chaska. Sioux Indian,
says that he received letter tonight
from his daughter dated March ii, an
nouncing that she was to be married TO
Mr.. Samuel Campbell, nephew OF the
Rey. Dr.. Hartford. of the Episcopal
church. Mr.. Osmpbsll is employed byI
the bureau Of Indian affairs and ID
stationed at Fort Bsnnet. In letter
of the same date received from Mr..
Campbell tonight, that gentleman says
thas he has slight trace bf Indian blood
in hisSysins, and MIR. Fellows asserts that
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-28

Town lots are most excellent COM
modify and afford medium of barter
and exchange that no nocommunity should
be deprived of. Their value end demand
exhibits in o very correct degree the
prosperity and promise OF city, hence
as an index to o city's Importance live
ly scramble for choice corners and
eligible building sites. donates present
growth and confidence in the future.
Bnt more important to the business in
terests of city like Yankton is an active
demand from actual settlers and cultiya.
tors for good farming lands. Yankton
is surrounded with the finest character
of agricultural lands, large pro-
portion OF which are not pro-
ductiye because not cultivated. To
provide occupants for these
inviting tracts who will make from them
farms, growing corn, cattle and hogs,
should be the duty of every one who
feels an interest IN Yankton's growth
and permanent prosperity. There is not
a business interest of any character in
the city bnt would be greatly benefited
by the more compact settlement aud
cultivation Of the surrounding coantry,
and this being the case the Press and
Dakotaian suggests the organization of
q body from among our business men,
whose exclusive duties shall be to peo-
pie these uncultiyated acres with good
farmers. It does not seem that success
IN such an effort would be very difficult
to attain, because OF the certainty OF
ample profit which follows all agricul-
tural employment in southern Dakota.
Ii can be said that our farmers, as rule,
are growing wealthy from the profits OF
their farms, and this can hardly be
claimed as rule for any other class oil
industries. Our lands are, OF the very
best quality our climate healthful, the
topography OF our country most pleas
ing, while home market OF the best
kind, exists almost at the farmers door
Good schools and churches abound
taxes are low, and very reasonable in
ducements exist to draw the farmers in
this direction. But these advantages
should be published abroad among tn.
farmers of the older states and deter.
mined effort made to secure this clas
OF immigration to Yankton county. .A,
one Of the mest effective means OF boom
ing the boom, the acquisition OF hun.
dred good farmers is the surest.
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New York Sun: The blizzard rigs OF
the down-towners were diyersifieGi and
curious. Oilers in full suits, from
eou' esterns TO rubber boots, were seen
and ell serts of mocesslns and water
proof foot gear were common. Edward
=. Innett, one OF tbs governors OF the
New York Athletic club, was one of the
best fixed men about. With perfect pro-
lection he had provided for fair degree
stout pair of walking shoes he had
drawn'a o pair Of bicycle stockings that
reached outside his trousers above his
knees. Over the stockings we're ordinary
light rubbers. His oyercoas was short
and he wore light silk handkerchief
about his neck to kaep the snow ont.
a thin skull cap undera soft felt hat
completed his costume and made his
comfort secure. Some OF the English
tourists were his only rivals as
to completeness OF preparation for the
arctic weather, but the homely
though excellent, device Of heavy wool
en- sock overahoes and trousers bottoms
WAS frequently seen. Porters and Others
who believed in this, but were frugal.
minded, tied bandages or baggine
around their feet. The practice OF ty-
ing the trousers about the ankles to pre-.
vent the fine snow from getting over the
tops of CATERS and low shoes was very
general. A large proportion of New
Yorkers never wear any heavier foot
gear than q calfskir shoe or Raiter.
These people we're in fine fix yester-
day, despite the strings thus brought to
their aid, They started out blithely in
the morning in the same spirit that the
acoffers felt when they told Old Noah
that il wasn't going to be much OF q
shower. They got back, il they got
back at ell, with frosted toes, wet feet
and o stock OF the seeds OF pneumonia
rheunaIisrn, and either ills sufficient for
an army. Tho people unprepared for
such an experience az yesterday, and YET
sufficiently unwise to venture out and
toy with the blizzard were legion, and
the doctors and the undtertakers viii
be the benefciaries.
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Advice to msthsr..

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Of your rest by q sick child suffering and
crying with pain OF cutting teekh Ifso,
send at once and get d bossle Of
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Children Teathing. Its value la lncalcu.
lable. 1t viii relieye the poor little suf-
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mothers, shere is no mistake about Id
II cures dyEentery and diarrhoea, regu-
lates the stomach and bowels, cures
wind colic. softens the gums, reduces In
iammation and gives tone aud energy
TO the whole system. Ars. W3ssloss;s
Sooshsag Syrup for Children 7!estssng is
pleasant to the taste, and ia the presarip.
ton OF one OF the oide8s nuYsss and
best female physicians In the United
States, and js Tor sale by all druggists
throughout the world. PRICE twanty-
6ye cents bottle.