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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-03-15
ARTICLE VIII.
EDUCATION AND school, lawns

EDUCATION AND SCHOOL LANDS
SECTION l. The stability of republico,, .o,.~.
OF government depending on the ,nor,,;t,
lntelneence OF the people it shall be the duty Of
III" iesisiaeure TO establish and maintain IL gen.
eral and uniform system of pub,io ro,,9.,
wherein tuition shall be without charof SCHOOLS
equally open to ALL and to adopt ali sni+a nha
means to secure to the people the ndr" utanle
and opportunities Of education. "o'uhtuges
SEC. 2. All proceeds of the sula y, ,,,,>,.
that have heretofore been or may hercnt, lahds
given by the United States, for the us 80 De
schools hs IN the state a such per centu as
sales OF public lands, the proceeds ~ o on the
erty that SHAH fall to the state by cscheatp prop
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-03-15
PREAMBLE.

We, the people of Dakota, grateful to AL
mighty God for our civil and religious liberties,
In order 10 form more perfect and Independent
government. establish justice, insure tran
guilty, provide for the common defense, pro-
mote the general welfare and preserve to our
selves and to posterity the blessings of
liberty, do ordain and establish this constitu-
6on for the state of Dakota
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-03-15
ARTICLE II.

DIVISION OF TEE POWERS OF GOVERNMENT.
SECTION 1. The powers OF the government Of
the state are divided into three distinct depur,-
ments, the legislative. executive and judicial
and the powers and duties of each are pre-
scribed by this constitution.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-03-15
THAT CONSTITUTION.
WILL TT BE THE CONSTITUTION OF
SOUTH DAKOTA?

pull Text eff the Instrument Framed n:
Sioux Fails for the State of Dakota as
Contemplated i'll 1885.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-24

old or the new charter. Mr.. Loeb.
chairman of the street committee, has
been besieged with theories and opinions
on this question, and to-day he called
the attention of the reporter to section
154, page 81, Of the new charter, which,
in concluding, says:
fAu contracts for street improve
ments now outstanding shall be paid
for in accordance with this charter,
and the city council, in making the levy
of assessments to pay for said improve
ments shall make them under the pro-
visions of this section. The language
is plain and to the point, and leaves no
doubt about the course to be pursued in
levying the special street paving tax on
all streets that have been completed
since the repeal of the old charter,
which took place upon the passage of the
new one, even though the contracts were
entered into under the old instrument.
This question was raised when the
charter was presented to the legislature,
and insertion of the above clause was
made upon the expressed opinion of the
best legal taleRt then at
Austin upon the priaeH5fe that no col
lection of taxes ee9ld be made under
sfffsfaa7 gu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-24
THE CHEROKEE COMMISSION.

Tie Members En- Route to the Cherokee CouH-
try Halt at Fort Smith. ~
Special to the Gazette. syx ~
FORT SMITH, ARK, July 23.-Exz
Governor Lucius Fairchild of Wisconsin g,
one of the Cherokee commissioners, ac-
oompanied by Horace Speed of Guthrie =,
Oklahoma, the secretary of the commisS
sion, arrived here TO-DAY. Col. Alf
Wilson, another OF the commissioners &,
took the Wagner branch at Van Buren,
and went on to Webber's Falls. Ex-
Governor Hartranft is expected to join
them Saturday. Governor Fairchild has
been a spectator in the United States
court this afternoon, listening to the tes-
timony in an important murder case now
on trial, that of the United States vs.
Trout, who killed one Fleetwood in the
Indian country some months ago.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-24
An Attachment and a Compromi

An Attachment and Compromise. -
Special to the Gazette. -
CoLLNsvILLE, TEX, July % ny es-
terday the dry goods house of Pelphrey.Ss
Gibson was closed by attachment issaed
by representative OF Carter BIOS.
Louisville, Ky. The action was great
surprise TO the firm here as well as to our
citizens, for this house is one of the most
substantial in the county. Since yeSter-
day the matter has been Strengthened.
out, and everything shows that a mis-
take has been made in this transaction
Carter Bros. for four years past have
been holding paper against E. Miller Of
this place for the sum of 5000 and intef !
est, and as Miller had sold his cid .ts
Gibson, and the word had erronesAsly
got out that Miller held q lien on it, Car
ter Bros. thought the punishment of
this lien would beAtheir chance for get
ting something, hence the action as
aboye The matter was compromised
to-day for $500 and the house is epessss 3
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-24
DALLAS.
Body of an Unknown Man Found in the Trinity.
A Hebrew Divorce Suit.
the Trinity.
FLOATING DOWN THE RIVER,

FLOATING DOWN THE RIVER,
Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, Ten, July 23.-About 4
O'Clock this afternoon William Eslon,
who lives in the northern portion of the
city, telephoned his discovery of the body
of an unknown man floating down the
river about all hour before. City Mes
senger Hereford reported the case to the
county authorities and a coroner and
undertaken repaired TO the place. The
body was in an advanced stage of decom-
position, so far in fact that it is not known
whether the party was white or black
Mr.. Eslon drew it to the shore by a strand
from a wire fence, one end of which he
made into a hook.
DIVORCE SUIT.
The divorce suit instituted by Mrs.
Lena Sackett against Moses Sackett in
the district court has attracted much at
tention. II appears that more than
three years ago Moses Sackett deserted
his wife, Lena Sackett. and returned to
Chicago: that since that time Mrs. Sack
EFT, by peddling, accumulated sufficient
money to open a small store in East Dali
las. The venture pTospered and she was
doing large business until July 3, the
defendant, Moses Sackett, having re-
turned TO Dallas, brought suit by seques-
tration for all the property belonging to
Mrs. Sackett, including the household
goods, and closed her store
She at once instituted suit for
divorce and prayed for temporary IN
junction against the defendant from in
terfering with the plaintiff, her property
or children, and for an order providing
for the plaintiffs maintenance during
the pending of the suits. The court con-
sumed several days hearing testimony
and argument of counsel, and to-day
granted an injunction against the de-
PENDANT, Moses Sackett, as prayed for
by his wife, and permitted her to open
the store and conduct the business for the
support of herself and children.
The case involved many anomalous
questions of law, and, as remarked by
the court, involved many features which
have not heretofore been discussed in
Texas
The parties to the above litigation are
Hebrews, which is fact within itself out
OF the usual order of things.
STREET PAVING CONTRACTS
a question has arisen among some of
the taxpayers on streets that were under
contract TO be paved when the new
charter was passed by the legislature as
TO whether or not they are to settle for
the improvement under the terms OF the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-24
THE DEVILS OWN WORK.
Churches and School Houses Burned by Ineel
diaries in Van Zandt.


diaries in Van Zandt.
Special to the Gazette.
CANTON, TEX. j uly 23.-The fair name
of Van Zandt county is being seriously
blemished by the burning of all the school
and church houses in the southern por-
ton of the county. The first building
destroyed was d fine church house az
Holly Springs on the night of tie 18th
inst. On Saturday night following, the
goth inst, two more build-
ings were burned down, one s a
large church owned by the Baptist de-
nomination at Sand Springs, two u3Aes
distant from those burned on Sunday
night previous. The other was a school
house and church at Friendship, only a
few miles distant from the other build
ings destroyed. 1t was reported in town
yesterday that still another church, the
one at Prairie Springs, was burned
Sunday night. Verify, the devil
IS getting in his work in this
county. Sheriff Blackwell s efforts
to find out who the perpetrators of these
hellish deeds are are as yet futile. Con-
siderable feeling was engendered during
the last campaign over Union Laborism,
and it is the opinion of many that this is
the result of it.
..s The corn crop in this county is not as
-gGoa as was thought to be, owing to too
much rain. The cotton crop is coming
out and the yield will be above an aver
age crop, unless something's happens to
set itback.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-24
NORTH TEXAS FEMALE COLLEGE AND CoASl

re- SESSION E89an
health thorough rp d fnihd
shed
The om
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-24
WONDERS AROUND BAIRD.
The Mountain of milk and Honey-Adam and
Ewes Bath Tub.


Special to the Gazette.
BAIRD, TEX. July 23.-One of the
most wonderful mountains in the world
lies in sight of this city. To give an idea
of some of the wonders of this hill: 1t is
the one that contains the greatest subter-
ranean lake in the world which will most
likely be developed in the near fl lure by a
stock company and will furnish a
grand supply of water for the finest sys-
TEN of waterwOrks in the state. An
other wonder of this elevation is its
hOney-producing capacity. Some of the
enterprising railroad men have found five
well filed bee trees within a radius of
300 feet and secured both bees and
honey. Another thing is the milk-pro-
ducing qualities. All the town COWS
Craze on this hill, hence we live in the
land of milk and honey.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-24
JUDGE LYNCH.
a Negro prisoner Hanged by Mob in Cass
County.

4 Negro prisoner Hanged by Mob in Cass
County.
Special TO the Gazette.
BELDEN, TEX, July pa negro
named George Lewis, living about seven
miles east of here in Cass county, was
hanged by posse of men last night
Lewis was whipped some time ago by
some unknown party for vagrancy, and
he supposed his employer, William Shaw,
was one of the accessories, and poisoned
Shaw s well of water Shaw suddenly
developed stTychnine poison and Lewis
was arrested on suspicion and confessed
that he did it. An officer was on his way
to the Linden Jail with Lewis when a
crowd of men overpowered the officer and
took charge of the prisoner.
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STATE AGRICULTURAL AND me-
CHANICAL COLLEGE
OF TEXAS, COLLEGE, sTaya0N, TExA

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Extensive additions to dormitories ands 5qnip-
ment of departments have been made. Epetui-
ton. All expenses, except books and clokhing,
only S140 for entire session. Write for Catalogue
to LOUIS l.. MCINNtAA
Chairman OF the FacufhESl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-24

E ssiI persons afflicted with dyspepsia find imme-
sa It relief by usiing.Angost Bitters, Of Dr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-24

Refrigerators, g:isoIznsS stoves, ice.
tongs and piekg everything in summess
sDecialties. at ". Z. Lake IS.
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supcrs,itioss and Figures

From the Baltimore Herald,
Virgil tells us that the gods esteem odd
numbers.
Miraculous powers are supposed to be
possessed by the seventh daughter.
There were seven wise men in antiquity
and seven wonders OF the world.
Nine grains OF wheat laid on four
leaved clover enables one to see the fairies.
1t is an ancient belief that change in
the body Of man occurs every seventh
year.
Falstaf says: "They say there is di-
vinity in odd numbers, either by nativity,
chance or death"
In the Farce Islands there is q supersli-
ton that seals cast Off their skins every
ninth month and assume the human shape.
The number three was the perfect num-
Der OF the Pythagoreans, who said il rep
resented the beginning, middle and end.
Among the Chinese Heaven is odd,
earth is even, and the numbers |, 3, ., I
and 8 belong TO Heaven, while the digis
are OF the earth earthly
The Siamese have u regard for odd num-
bors, and insist on having an odd number
of doors, windows, ard rooms in their
houses. and that all stalrcases must have
an odd number OF steps.
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Twelve Pieces of iinnr.

had catarrh for twenty-five wears, and
the suffering which ] endured no tongue
can tell. Twelve pieces OF bone came out
Of my nose. two Of them an inch long
each. My front teeth got loose and came
out while they were perfectly sound. |
took one remedy after another, but found
no relief Two years ago | discarded all
other treatment and began taking 5. $. S.
(Swift's Speciiic) | improved from the
start, my pains grew less aud finally
ceased; the bad symptoms all left me, and
j have been able to do all my house work
ever since, and avn rs well in every re-
spect as a lady OF my age (fity.iwo) could
expect TO be. l only took four bottles.
5. 5. 5. has been great blessing to me.
MRs. NJ. j. BosT.
Statesvile, n. c., November 20, 1883.
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Chancery Sale
II H A l. H. s Il A Il f..

so go. H-aChhnccry gpuft N Shelby county -
% q Malnry Il H. w Memphis a thatrstun
i,ailruad company a a. and other cause. uon
fu'id Iicii herewith.
vs. y.nur VI 90 iufcflocuiuy derive iuf tnlo. On.
iruud Inc thrnhutr otusT Uu the lth LAY ~ Irhfu
afy itg tN o. ~ pare ts,l. ! viii scll NJ public
anrii0u "a thr highest hlddCf w ifunt ~ the Jerk
and Masters ol.rr % the Main stuei enhance ~
The Coin house ~ shelby county, Memphis Ten
ucs.gu uu saturday,
.aO'h daN OF March, isso,
within legal hours she following dcscfihol pnppef
y, situated IN memphis. shelby county, Tennessee
t.Wir
tr,rt " land beginning ai the Intersection ~
fhr north line ui Alabama street with thr west
line oi Ffunt street. as appnfs on The map ~ plan
ni the original Town NJ fou Pickering sud run.
ulnF ucurc north along The west line oi iflnt
street gu feet more ~ less ~ The south Hue u
lifu1dway thcnco west along the sid line %
broadway. a. laid down ~ sid map ii2' feet
more bf lcs a. the cast line ~ the lots In block
No Z. un the original plau ~ iuap oi luu Picker
lug aui thence along The cntt line ~ the lots Ia
aid ll0rk No D. suuthwarily 80 feet NOR ~
les ~ tho North Hoe 81 Alabama street, aud
theme castWHrlly along the north line NJ Alabama
siort 20 ic,t nom OF les, 10 the poini ~ bcsin
Terms oi sale=onc third cash, balance on
et,sllt ~ q aud ~ months note bCnnnF Interest
with security inquired. lien vtlluud, redemption
ibis 18Th day NJ February. lsp
D. a. MCIENRY. Clerk aud Master
VIM. n Randolph. Solicitor
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LUCK IN THE LOTTERY.
n Pair Of Memphlans Scoop In sI6. 900
Apiece.

n Pair Of Memphans Scoop In ei6. 900
Apiece.
Mr.. I'd Becker a clothing merchant nj
No 3Sl Front street, and for many years
prominently identified with the Young
Mems Hebrew Association, finds himself
richer by $4,000 than he was few days
ago.
II was last Thursday, March Z, that
while walking home with his brother Leon,
that young man informed him that lac
had purchased a Louisiana Lottery ticket
which did not please. There were only
four numbers on Il, towir IS 81, aud
the ticket did not look like winner.
Leon said that by close observation and
study lac had made the remarkable
scientific discovery that the capital prize
always fell 10 number away up in the
Thousands. "NOw,h said Leon, IF
could sell this ticket ! would send TO New
Orleans and get me just such ticket as /
fancy"
Ed Becker promptly gave him n dollar
for II, and on his return 10 his place oi
business locked the ticket up In his safe
and thought no more about H.
The list OF hodrawing got here Wodncs.
day, and yet Mr.. Becker never thought OF
looking at his purchase until Yesterday,
when he got Il out Of his safe and found 10
his amazcment that II was good Tor one
twentieth OF s300,O01. The ticket was
placed in the hands Of the German Bank
and he spent the afternoon seated on a
box In front Of his store receiving the con-
oraiulaiiona of his friends. With n pcnef.
osiiy characteristic Of him he has given
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his brother Henry ne.fourth Of the prize,
his mother one-fourth and will retain one
hall Tor himself after making handsome
provision for his brother Leon to soothe
his lacerated feelings.
:, W. .. Alternately, colored barber OF
NO. "a Bealc street, is the holder Of an
other one-twentieth ticket which was sold
IN Memphis. He placed the ticket for
collection yesterday in the hands OF @. w.
shultc, of the First National Bank.
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CHANCERY SALE
or 49,
REA l. ESTATE.

No 5m. Rim the ChlnccV Court 81 shelby
county VIM. Armstrong ct a. w. ~ A. Ann
ttuiur q A.
ny virtue ~ an inicflocutory derrrc ior sale On.
tend u the above cause On The 18th day II February,
is'p. N o. ~ p1re $50 will sril, u public Auc.
Hni Masters uilics, at the Main ttrv,t entrance %
the courthouse Ut shelby county, Memphis Ten
ucssCc on
saturday and nav OF March. 1889,
within legal hour. the following described prop
Criy, situated Ia Mcmpbis, shelby county, Tenn.
tUNit
IAN " lots p. % and y. on the plan Of Thomp.
sous subdivision and being - feet mont ON the
clsi side ~ Dunlap street. extending castwari be.
tween parallel lines rom the inint aud pirll 81
with Adams street W rect a. the wet line ~ lot 8
II saii subdivision IA alley u fret aide s on tho
south sdc IT the said part Of lots ~ ~ aud u, and
the bcg uuiuR polut ui said prUprry l. uu the eat
ton II the sputh side Of adams street extended
with the Gust tide ui Dunlap street
Alsn lot ~ lnnd near NCmuhis. known sud do
scflod ulun liuppcrts plan II subdN i,iun ~ lots
Nus ani . beginning ~ the Intersection - the
north lille 1T ltis. strvt OF avenue with the west
side of stfrri fi feet wide the southeast corner Of
lot No D. thrnor wrsiWarily with he north side u
luss avenue 81 feet AMI iuri . h. The southwest
# lot Nos aud - iro' 20 ihc northwest curncr
~ lnt No . thoucu otsiwupiiN iu icui aud inches
a. The northeast rnfuef uf lot No l. ard o. the west
aide ~ The ftfut - feet vide thruru With The west
eide NJ sld sirci liY feet Inches 10 the hcgin'
iari lut "a. 20 aui u viii BE- sold a. one lot az
wi ala lots and %
Icmsuf ,aic-unc half cash, balance on crcdn
oi turi months n1nn bearing lnteEu.t with sccur
iti nsluirJti. liru fttuluri
Tbs III day ui Mar'h. ia
D. n MrliENlY, Clcfk aud Master
Vim ~ EalHulrl solicitor
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Tried In. anf t,ir.f.

From The Lafayette (Ga) Mes enset
When Bob Bryor was small boy his
stcpiather, Uncle Tommy Leroy, was very
sick one day, and the little fellow, in his
anxiety and cunning, gathered multitude
OF herbs TO make him medicine, and when
il was compounded he, 10 test If il was
poison. gave dose to the eat, aud it
didn't hurt it, Then he took IL to Uncle
Tommy,
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In nYriIc s.reen velvet.

From the philadelphia Record.
Alta London wedding few days ago
the Princess Of Wales wore costume Of
dark myrtle green velvet, almost black,
with a silk bonnet Of the same hue re.
licved with a little white The three
young princesses were attired IN gowns Of
dull pink silk with hats en- suite, and short
jackets OF dmb homespun cloth.
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Lung l'roubIe. ana wn,tInx

Diseases can be cured II properly treated in
time as shown by the following statement
from ID. 9. Freeman, Sydney "llaving
been great sufferer from pulmonary at
tacks, aud gradully wasting away for the
past two years, II affords me pleasure to ties.
iify that SCOTS Emulsion 81 Cod Liver OIL
with Lime aud Soda, has given me great ~.
lief, aud I chcorfully recommend IL 90 all
suffering In similar way TO myself In al
dition. ] would say that IL Is very pleasant
4. aaLa -
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A Teachers Gall

Teachcr--tTo boy who had jusi blown
a harp you do that, Tominie2
Tommio-Ycs nam.
Tcacher-Why did You do NJ
Tommie--llccausc Willie McIonnie
said he would give mo some Of so. coe-
mans koko tulu II did II.
Teacher-Did he give il 10 youi
Tominic-Ics nam.
Tcacher-Givc me hall.
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Chancery Sale
~
IL r. a l. r. S II a II r..

40 Gpr R-ln the Chnnccfy Court II shclby
county Aurriius D. colo ct OIL w. Alice hlic
cole Ut al
~ Virtue " nm iuicrlormorv dcrrcr ilr ,alc. en-.
tered In the above rauHu en- the nth iny ~ lrb.
utnry tN1 N o. gt pHHr ~. viii sUll ~ public
auction tn DE hlgliest bidlrt, 100 ifuii 81 the
Clrfk uni Masters u1hrr, ~ The Main strutt rn.
tancr IT Tee cuurt house Of shelby County, MCm'
phis Tcun, on
Saturday, the ao,h Day 90 March, 1850,
within legal hour, the following described prop.
yrty. situated M -hUlhk tuunty, 1Cnu, tDWiE
tAinF iu scriinu p ranges 3 aud a. ot the tlytguth
rufkciufk District. aud ~ the seventh civil Iis
ifiri ut shelby tounty. Tennessee beginning at
the southwest corner 81 Guoch A suuihrr, i.,ul
acre Efant 0f which Ibis Il q Part thence north
with the west line IT said grit o. Chalus aud 81
links b. the southwest corner Of the l suld 10
James A. truth thence eat with the south line 81
said ~ acrss - chains aud ~ LINKS ~ The suuih.
cnst corner II aid tnart which u alsp the rnuih'
wet corner NJ - acfv ssi'un ~ A. y Cole.
thence continuing easi with the auth line of said
Coles 5lh acrcs q chains aud ~ LINKS Ia his sputh
east corner In the Germantown aud Morning sun
mad. making total distance al - chaius acr,ays
the two traris ui Crath a tolc. theme south with
the Germantown and Morning Hun fond q chaius
and ~ links 10 the southeast corner ~ Ninrhrld
Coles 90 arrva thence west With hls south line
and the south line II the 0uoch a Smother tsst
arf grant ~ chains a. the beginning, containing
"a ~ iu1 nrfra more uf lrHs
Terms at silcaUnc hall cash taiaure nn crri't
If twelve months. note with security rqulfvdi
lien rtalnci
ThIs pih day n Infrh issn
& ~ N,iiENHN. Clcrs nnd Master
u. y iorlin aud iicnfJ rmit b.. suIicliun
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WniTiSo paper Of all grades from the
finest TO the plainest, wrapping paper
every quality, paper bags all kinds. hemp,
juie. flax and cotton twines. Prices 10
suit all. Tennessee Paper Company, 343
Second street
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Misrric. nfIrndr.

Prom the sew York Weekly.
Druggist awakened at 9 am. What
do you wish2
Voice (at the door)-Ii you'll let mo
lock in your directory 10 see how 10 adj
dress this letter. III buy the postage stamp
OF YOU.
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MnnIdn,l GO 90 Church.

From the Baltimore Herald.
"John, wish you would go TO church
with rue this morning"
"Who preaches?"
cdr. Psalmucls breaches against Sun day
papers"
'No, Jane; Iprcier to stay at homo and
read EN-
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A Pleasing Scnss

OF health and strength renewed, and OF ease
and comfort follows the use Of Syrup Of
Figs, as it acts in harmony with nature to
ellcctuaily cleanse the system when costiyc or
bilious For sale In 80 cent aud slOO bottles
by all leading druggists.