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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09
NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, SUNDAY JUNE

Next morning, soon after sunrise, she met me
in our usual walk in the sbrubbery with calm
face, but in reply 10 my inquiry hat luckP
unfaStened her headgear and poured into my
bat what looked in the bright early sunshine
hike shower Of sparkling dewdrops | sand not
word till 1 had counted out into her hands
lo7 soyereigns; and when she had slowed them
away | asked for the history Of her adventure.
This she told me at length, but don't give 1t
here, for She has 70 take the children 20 London
Tomorrow, TO meet some other relations, and as
she will stay at the Arundel nc the Embanbmcnt,
no great way from the Temple, ! thought you,
sir, might like 20 see her yourself, and hear her
tale from her own ll~.
She had hardly ended when we heard u window
open above, and peeping up through the screen
OF leaves saw the face OF Mrs WaIcot, looking
bright and fresh in tho early morning light. I'm
n hard man. but still Dcould not help feeling sorry
for her, dccci' or though she WIS, when | thought
how much on the wrong side Of the balance her
accounts we're Likely 10 make up.
! shalt return by the midday express, and
bring the diamonds 10 your chambers in the after
nOon-I am, sir, youI obcdient servant,
John Dene.
Sidney Marion Esq, Temple London.
i. S.-We were only just In time. heard at
the Court this afternoon, where | strolled so as
not 70 seem 10 leave hurricdly, that Mr.. WaIcot
was coming down by n id-day and they are of 70
lhrS on Friday. j. ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09
Az lSTOYTSHED "DIGO."
From Tho Utica observer.


4 gentleman nj iho depot, while watching the de
uar,urr of a gnng uf Italians who going tu work
~ Tho rnrFLarc and Adirondack Railroad, said: |
vas along a portion ~ that pal recently. and large
trr. ~ 1as, t,lllys were blasting ont stumps with
giant powder. They would punch holes down IN ne
srnund under the fumps AMI put IA quantity Of the
e,uInslyr tru tramp down tlIr ground around II ani
t,iirh n ,T with "A ri-o. Five slN ,ulmps WOMB
10, r,,,naro all OF the WOrhneu but one would r,titJ
ssycrai hundred feet to safe place, anl that ono
y,od 81 the fuses Of all the stimps on fire and men
rIn for safety behind some tNc or stump. moro
VS. plaro where therr "eip hEo s,nmlE ~ eim tL
snnr ~ thcn yrrr lnadel Tor blasting and the min
nno lofi for the man who sci the fse' to run behind
In setting tho fuses the italian got mixed up " ~
confns ING bustIcSs and he had IN do II III q hurry
lie laid down behind Of tho stuinps that wa,
nIa.ded M one could warn him. m0nehi OF
snSpenss and the explosion came plrt stones.
sratcr rDots and italian wont high into the ar IN,
After another the other three exploded, ana "heh
S.nger had passrd We ran fOrwari expecting 20 500
~ s,nSIsd =, nans IIe sat IN the cavity caused
Nv the TIiting Of the stump he had am oohina
snng me dirt our OF his ears, stnpened but unhur
The ca pn,sson that rested bis faoo when his eon
,,sn,rn laughed and jokcd him could only be equSed
W. nnmcsIfy by tho look OF surprise that must have
.nyeromc him when the retroAt no supposed was
ouFe rose In sudden violence hy ue hAplosi"n VI
ssvsral pounds Of dyoamita-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09
SOME CAUTION NECESSARY, PERHAPs.

From The chicago IIeIau.
Down al tho Eks social thu other night Luke
Schoolcraft the minstrel told a Characteristic story.
IL was of Jolly old lrishman, who was addicted to
very frye of tine bottle much TO the disgust OF
his faithful wife. She knew that he " going ~
al too fast a pace and she appealed to their press
to run him up. ia view of tie circumstances this
priest thought he was justified in employing one or
two faIry tales so when he met Pat on The street ns
called hin, aside and said TAT, you're drinuns ~
hard Now YOU know that you ean depend ulon.A ~ IA
say and have no hesitancy fn telling you a trfo
You Keep you are doing you WI Pai grsndy.
and Uhen he went home he told hrs wife soo ncsf
OF course she worked Up and 5 se IN thought for
snme time ne did hats very much 70 ,o gh him r.
toddy but the rs Se9 wss s sap ay ys SEQ ta
nsts ne an t,,l comm an me, al asA ~
III 10 Weep ser eys On tbs sat,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09
HYSTERIA.
SOME QUEER STORIES
From Leisure Hour.

From Leisure Hour
HystcriS may DO described serious disorder Of
the central nervous system. whereby every part Of
the body. without exception, may become the sp-
parent seat OF noneAlstent disease Mark We do not
n the part Occasionally real disease Of tho part
underes the hysierical Appearance on the surface
medical profession, that ny readers VIII be surprised
hear that this one disease Is 70 large extent the
Sir Benz snn Drodle used TO say that four nfths Of
the ladies Of the upper classes thaI cane 10 9im WIN
only. These simulated diseases ot lol9ts and spine
used 70 M brighton Hastings, M0rthlhS ana Ian,
young lnyallds In bath. chairs with sprnking OF
The mgShcrs Of the period In attendance ,,ru,,,, -
Nowadays these numbers have greatly uImlnisbed
owing to the recognition OF the true character OF the
complaint and new and improved modes OF trtsung H.
fully trcated for weeks in the old fashioned style
Tor diseased knee when one day her sister TSs
10 be married, and the girl determined TO- 60 INC
doctor shuddercd, but of the girl WENT anu tne 1t.V
was well In week 1t Is cases IKE 'G when tbe
truth Is IL Is the doctor who Is at fauIt IN 10y %
covering that the disease is not in the Knee Ou' inc
Common signs and seats of this prOtesp disease
pain the left side OF the chest anu noar ~,
IN The - Knees Sometimes one or Two fingers Of
the hand will not open and are qulte coni $3.50
@sT Se rrca balm or Complete absence OF pain
there may be complete absence OF al ieehtnS ~
The White Of the left eye is often thus affected
aud the sufferer does not know it,, When there is
pain great sign Is Una, inc shl.! 70 trnn louder
CTy than deep pressure. Sometimes there Is a
sharp cough, always made worse IA Inquiry ABOUT
f. The manifestations of this disease are most
common in March, April and May. sometimes inc
disease Is I'm seizures known a. hystcIical MS:
These Are cbarac tcrstc. ball generally rises IN
the throat the senses at any rate partially lost
and The patient falls but never hurts herself She
9ss We With prudence, and the FITS generally occur
when there arr friends and In the daytime.
The teeth may b. locked together, but the uhfuly
member never suffers by being bitten. -
These fits often come after some nerve dlstutO-
ancc such a. excitement, quarrelng, 0yer.ls.lgu,t
shocks and even laughing, which really consists
Of succession Of short jerks, which seem 10 spteau
more and more iii the whole body gets conVulsfd
Sometimes hysteria Stimulates death the pauent
Hes stiI and pale and hardly b~athes ms con-
Jiton, however Is better called catalepsy, ana IS
sim graYCr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09

But I had an experience yet 10 come" The next
morning Marion aud decided 10 finish the bust
ness by taking tho stones, with the settings I" ir
replaced aud when that was done vow''l wnuld
make nv mother keep them IN u SAFE. indeed,
had written the night bciOrr 30 ',GsirU, the agent
10 order one suitable for thr wall IN my moth RS
boudoir We were Just turning into the jewellers
whrn-good heavens whom should We meet face
10 face but-thc WnlCotS! ] suuum"rcd ont some
thing and felt hot all over and utterly miserable
hardly knowing whether was standing on my
heels or my head: and they lid not seem much
more AZ their ease, ~ hast Marion SnId 50 AFTER
ward He wns rnlm and mPrrturhnhle, and never
br Said enjoyed u scene 80 much IN his ne, Though
the motors plvcd then parts In manner that was
beneath CONTEMPT At hast, after some Of the
,rtrst l,nd most trivial remarks, We got drrn-
tangled, and managed 10 say good-dhS. was
natural 20 me 10 b. Awkwurl at crisis, nut 'h'y
were people Of the world; presently, however, We
found what II was that had disconcrrt"I them
We were lust unfolding orr business 10 thr Nv
olI.r the tVmc mnn who had SO greatly admired
thrsq stones % few months before; he remarked
how much more fortunate We, wcr" IN, our posses.
,ions than the lHdy aud gentleman who had Just
gone
They wished tO dispose Of some valnhhi" dih-
rnonds they said and We were not unwilling 10
become the purchasers Of really good stones hnt
when they united the little lcathcrn bag which
contained them and poured them on the counter,
s,,, M a pIunrr that they were not genuine stones,
and told them so | have never seen people more
surprised or amazed lie muttered, Aiirr hl
TINT trouble but she had not woId 10 utl'f' III
fnrt she seemed dazcd and Stupeiicd. Pray, can
Won tell me- sir, who they are, II | may take III"
liberty | think they spoke with you MS you en-
tered p ,, ,.,, g., ,,,,o,,, al
that can tell YOU ~
And, Gerard" he said, rs We departed. that
was about enough; to any on" VINO knew them IL
spoke volumes, ny, whoh libraries, Hln! " Any
how | think we have been upsideS with them, ny
tLrv say in vour country this time" AGd
thought so oo.--.,Tohu nslcw, in Brlgnyin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09
"uls WISr Sic RIREN ~

From The Washington Inhc.
The latest OF the sells that result IN the sold~
,ri hr drinks for the crowd Is perhaps tho clever
EST The man With the sell has confederate In tho
cr,wd With which the victim j. talking. lie says to
,ho c,rfcdrrptr ! was ri ut about that thing We
ware tslklag about" Tho confederate. AZ II renewing
AN old Discussion, C0ntralicts this. AMI the victim II
oo.''boJ ,n hrrtde Then the Schcmcr says: WHAT
We were talking about was this What Is tho exacs
meaning OF the German sentence, Vas vast sic
Sabcm - Tho victim. proud Of his limited knowE
edge of German, says: what viii you hayeF
Then The crowd orders the drinks on him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09

And now that you understand all, shall be happy
to bring my wife; only, by the way, don't breathe
O word to madame TO intimate 70 her that you
know what have Just told you for. II she even
suspected you knew, nothing on earth would In
duce her to come northward.h
So be il My mother will wrlte-let me see
this is Tuesday-youll get her invitation on Thurs-
day, so that you can accept and come down, II
il suits your convenience, on Saturday; then our
arrangements will fit in"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09

A shOrr iIme ago. In the Outpatient department
OF a large hospital, two quiouy dressed iaheS s,oUH
an ously awaiting their turn 10 enter the dOctOf
Room wilma gOOr woman wrapl ed In blankets, WYNN
they had brought III az Invalid char ana al SniOu
lance with the greatest difficulty, from nome, -,
when tho doctor saw them, he asccrtained that INC
poor creature had suffered for years iUm hISessn
spine and for the last two years hal Doch ehIhcls
supported and nllrsed by the Two ladies' VINO, not
being rich themselves, hal at Ihst iuuhl the uuIu'"
Brought her to the hospital, I'm the hope IL Noulu
provide her a bed for the remainder OF her nc, ,,
The patient was a rcspcC tAbe'lOCkIhS person. SOp
forty i've, with a placid, wellfcd appearance, uu'
emitting the most aROnling cries whenever AL az
tempt made 20 move her. ~, - -,
The ladies' therrupOn asked 10 WIihdra" am
wait, asd the back Vps carefully examined auu, W
spite Of intense apparent pain HE CONCLUSION 7i''0u
al wa, that there was dIseaS' bnt hysellA
Strong measures OF course nesled 10 Drhs
the patient to this point OF view. ad IN NE hrst piCe
the spine caNhlly galvanized, ana she was lhci'
Induced 10 walk Further details would o. wear.
some. In two hours umc 80 efecudi "elg lh'
means rscd that the two ladies' stared At the ulrarli
lu.r apucarancc 81 the one on whom they had spHit
much car. walking all about the waiting non t.I
ca~c and cured ~ her spinal complaint once ana loI
all In nj, case again. It was CafeiIily ehPiaMe.
that the woman not dccclNIhg th'm, blh mar
II was her nerves, nh her spine, which were dis
/ think Sir Il. BrodI, used TO tell story OF a
Young lady Of twenty .fOnr whom he came across
lying N = most extraordinary position on her isce
containing also o contrvance for feeling her In that
poS!tIun II appeared she. too, had been suHefNg
from severe spinal disease for SIX years, ana nal
been lyiHg on hsr fare by mistaken medical anVlce,
uaiur, OF The malady and tho sOnndne;s " the spine,
and by the Of ludlciouS m"ans, this young ialy
was sitting eating AZ fAhb IN FIVE days, and In FORT
night could walk quarter Of mile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09

As rule It Is better that hy,totca patients should
moi be Al home. especially II the disease develops
there hut should at once be sent away.
What they do want. wherever they are IN order 10
Ia cured Is the I.ysrJIl very strong VIII and the
patience Of very Kind heart 49,, .,,,, :
Now there no deception IT. this case ana Yet
such might easily be su'rcrt,i a..
one OF HE most remarkable testimonies as to the
power 81 The lysrricul prison 70 >1'nia" Ir .,i
i,ea-" /, The fac, that at leading Lnndon hospital
Gy mc,l!cal men and certified. and set Ia every On"
ui Tie MY the disease was hy,rria, and hyS"rIa
The marvellous curs OF hystcrcal loss of voice are
yery interesting. \ patient comes. At tlnrS waller
Of a family or some dcticarc young lady. None 81
Without knowing IT, they win cough or clear their
throat quite audi6ly lnS h history 10 H MA ttr'
The patient had q sever cold a. hSt, AMI d!d IONo
her voice THIS has however, tong ,l"'s 6sSn Ga";
IN the end Of time \ careful examination reveals
''' Ard hen, 6y The sRiml use OF judclous means
the voiccIc, condition that lbs EeClsI Tor ,oI nr
caSlnnalb actually have states To write on and cannot
md vet after treatment, in five minutes they
say y. on - with wonderful vgor. In nv" minutes
morc they count, AMI ~ Ga' an hout can nnoIff
Out every letter Of the alphabet :" A. 10 he hear"
MY S5o2Scmcs' Of they look puzzled A. the
Whether they are not after all impoSton; but they
arr not Is evidenced by their "i,en io>nS , c"y
very situptOns from this cause alone. IN Any yaS0
they are extremely grateful Al being 80 'apmig
cured \ good collection Of hyHtertsl cure "onu
,,r rycccd I'm rumapCe tho widest iGDIe> that ever
made The reputation OF quack medicine 49,
one extremely COmical case, when we may luNt
,clni mn with was that Of very attractive young
Iaiv moor but respectable who eniCre'i me room
of hosritai surgeon short time ago living skeleton,
Ly an and CarNW worn mother, hOIding
- rc h.;d a moi of Iicbig and In tho other spoon.
She apologiZed and explained her extraordinary az
,I,uIC nv saving thar her daughter had completely
i"sp her pmWcr Of swallowing for weeks, aud mad
snIcIy Lccp kept alive by mysterious LgorcsS she
c.3 surtlun: - that SHE had tried all That dag 20
Induce her TO take little lIebig, that bgDg lisht
'nnrisbng diet but In vain. The young lady sal such
vas The case that She was truly sorry To grevo 50
ryccIcnt a mother and besides ruin her own health,
buf she felt she going fast for she conld swallow
nothing. ~ ~. ANA, ,,to, a,or r,u.b
pcrsusson but produced such spasms that rot drop
was swallowed. -...., A., .,. a. a..
doybtcr was taken 90 tho wards upstairs, aud brief
conSc ~ treatment entered upon the true nature Of
The disease being at discovered Is was so sstls
a. orv that after few minutes, tho patient thought
that She fen better, and managed with difficulty 10
y.alloy n little water This was not enough, however,
so n was still continued with the eminently happy and
satisfactory result that ~ hail an hour the young lady
t,nipS and potatoes before her; and haS mother Has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09

n lie was martyr to various s,hes aud
pains sTrI ofon absented himself from the oinGe,
then took to his bed where hs fully expected 10 do
Trained nures were engaged and sat up Win MN
every nS, when he apparently Decaiho ncs.''O'Is i
exhaustion. sgOnIEng pains suddenly eohing or
causing Intense cODstcrnauoG and commo,i9n throSEn
out the house ~ last physician csnls 10 S'T Dill H.
who discovered III" seat Of the disease Wa ID th'
nerves, and 10 name hysteria.' -,-..,
He dlyulgcd it one or two Of the strongest
minded and most influential Of the family, and al
Nl,rd Instant action Tor thr young man was Oy thIS
time getting violent, and worse every hour e hr,
Irnd miles distant. aud ipvuved not only long rail-
tourney, aud changes but steamboats, aud carriage
for who arrived the next day, and then, according
to pr'arrauVd plot n o'clock the doctor chi'tcu
The ,ck mans room. 49,
lie hat Just been saying he never WOMB Rt up
III the bed again. and his symptoms wer, |ors,,
lie was, however, told 10 get mp ana aNSlsteu
ly two nurses, hurried into his clothes, win me
sudden explanation that his brother had Just
arrived and wanted 10 sre him downstairs al once
'Tun lU lldrr,s TO resist, which he certainly would
and fuhud hI, surprise his brother, WHO told nm
that h.. the invalid must at once accompany MN
The Iocior Of courso consented. but with apparent
reluctance. good meal wa" waiting ot %nHh - ne
va, forced TO parak, and a. me ayins , nan w S
brother aud IA, doctor kc"png up such an mes tu
jallcr that lac tried IN vain 10 get Ia word about
WWr,c and syn,pahzing slStcr he felt hr had $40 rr'
source hr 10 make the best OF It, The same 9nSineI
uI, pr,rrrdIug, WEN, continued AZ tn station. In
ali ne poets treated k perfect health, he was put
into his carriage. offered paper ana az hali par'
which was late for The train on The other side so he
had TO walt for hours; aud when al last he arrived
at the nearest station they hal given hiTa up and
gone home. 81 be and al, brother had 10 hire uoG
rarf and drlvr over, and arrived all safe.
Of ruur>e the next two days he was Knocked mp,
but soon the familiar AMI much loved scenrN asserted i
fhcIr Influence. and In a week he was out shooting
all over The plaro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09
900
500 CASES

Of new goods Just received per Steams
err Giengary" which viii be in-
Guided in the above discount sale
Of 20 per cent. Large lines Of entirely
new goods worthy OF your attention.
The Springdale news., 1889-12-20
A Scrap of Paper Saves Her Life.

It was inst an ordinary scrap of wrapping paper, but It saved her life. She was in the last stage of consumption, told by physicians that she was mcuIable and could live only a short time; she weighed less than seventy pounds. On q piece of wrapping paper she read of Dr. Kings New Discovery, md got I sample bottle; 1t helped her she bought large bottle, helped her more, bought another and grew better fast, continued its use aRd IS now strong, healthy, rosy plump, weighing 40 pounds. Tor fuller particulars send stamp to W. H. Cole, Druggist, It. Smith. Prial bottles of thls wonderful disgoyerY free at H. II. Daily's.
The Springdale news., 1889-12-20

certain, although the probabilities are ali Tn favor of its passage.
 The national wool growers asso- ciation has been in session here this week Its members feel somewhat alarmed at the outlook. They fear ihat the demand fnF tree wool that is constantly being maze by eastern manufacturers will at least have it's effects upon Congress. They are afraid of Reed, who is believed to squint towards free wool, and will not feel relieved until the re- publican members or the House committee on Ways and Means are announced. They are at present doing their level best 10 have hand Tn naming them.
The Springdale news., 1889-12-20
Inherited Blobi P5iSba.

How many freF.e t'eE@ 2i.e. whose distress trem sefes. ae3ess pains and eruptiee tend eeta# =ttre due to inherited bIooJ aa se9.= Bad blood passes I'm Faas#t #a child, and theretoroilis taeauts husband and V r. to see5s tats= blood pure Thte #lz0fE pashsd 6y omeI ase .sf x t1=6= (Botanip B#ooa 8ala9 aa8= = Blood Balm Ca, AtisFt#= a5' of most convlncn5 aIaoot.
 James Hill, AtIantss G.. Wf#e,= "My two sens wer a@iazad faaF blood poison, winch doesaf- ~5ej was hereditary They i##f= e-a3za out in sores and eiapta4s5 54h3es B. B. 5. promptly c"ntrotlea#n finally cured completely
 Mrs. $. M. William, Sau ' Texas, writes: N, three posf 5Itsa.- ed children, who e5herte.H ,5f5.5 poison, have improve =.Ha.4l5zat ter a use of B. 5. 5. sa4aislHt
 ]. k Wilson C iea Nszi.==a ton \. C., Feb. 13.= H@ss= sGsz '.Bone and looa poizelEt-Es HIH 10 have my #Iag amp'H#se t#a.9H #,z the stump there came T i,r4a =n.4#e winch grew worse eHtre.ltt e5a# doctors gay me=ni t.s fj1. aaE weighed l20 pounds when began to take B B. B., and 2 bottles in- creased my weight to lSo pounds and made mo sound and we'll. never knew what good health was before"
The Springdale news., 1889-12-20
Found ln The Newspapers.

From the Cresco, Iowa, 'Plain dealer" "We have never, as our readers for nearly thirty years in this county can testify, written a puff of any patent medicine. Duty as'wel as inclination impel us to depart from this studied sl- fence, to say to our readers and the public that having been completely prostrated with violent and dls- tresslsg cold, after three days fight ing ii with ordinary remedies and getting no relief from their use, we obtalned bottle of Clalke's EX- tract of Flax (Papillon) Catarrh Cure, obtaining almost instant re. lief and steady improvement un- der its use. Large bottle only s1.O0. Ask for Clarke's Flax Soap Best on earth" % cents. Both the above for sale by W. l.. Winton.
The Springdale news., 1889-12-20
We Gan And Do

Guarantee pr. Acker's Blood Elixir tor it has been fully demon onstrated to the people of this coun- try that it is superior t. all other preparations for blood diseases. Itis positive cure tor syphilitic poisoning, Ulcers, Ernptions and Pimples. It purlties the whole sys- tenn and thoroughly builds up the constitution. Sold by ". |. Win ton.
The Springdale news., 1889-12-20
An Eminent Doctors Prescription.

Dr c. P. Henry, Chicago, Ill.,, who has practiced medicine many years says: Last Spring hc used and prescribed Clarke's Extract of Flax (paplllonJ Skin Cure in 4O or 30 cases, and never knew a case where 1t failed to cure. "l know Of no remedy can rely on so lmpllc- citly." Positive cure for all diseases of the Sk'n. Applied externally.
 Clarke's Flax Soap IS best for Babes. Skin Cure sl.00. Soap p cents At W. I. Winton's Drug Store
The Springdale news., 1889-12-20
Bueklen's Arnica SalYe.

The best salve in the worlt f Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter/Chap- ped hands, Chllblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptiolfs, and/ positively ures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satls- faction, or money refunded For ale by II A. Daily.
The Springdale news., 1889-12-20

For T lame back try saturating piece of flannel with Chamberlain Pam Balm and binding It on to the effected parts, This treatment will cure any ordinary case i'll one or two days. Pam Balm also cures rheumatism, spralns. swellings and lameness. 50 cent bottles for eale by II. A. Daily.
The Springdale news., 1889-12-20
fHpt pSy.

This is what you ought to have in fact you must have It, to fully yen- ioy life. Thousands are searelang for it daily, and mourning because they find it not. Thousands upon thousands of dollars are speht Mlnu- ally by our people in the hope that they may attan this boon. And yet It may be had by adI. We re- commend Electric Bitters for Dys, pcpsia and all diseases ot Liver, Stomach and Kidneys. Sold at 5oe. and slo0 per bottle by II. A. Daily.
The Springdale news., 1889-12-20
X Duty 10 Yourself.

Itis surprising that people wlll use common ordinary pill when they can secure q valuable English one for the same money. pr. A C. ker's English pills are q positive cure for sick -headache and all liver troubles. They are small, sweet, easily taken, and do not gripe. Sold by W. Y. WInton.
The Springdale news., 1889-12-20

For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 9 cents. For sale by W. '. Winton.
 Sniloh's Cough and Consumption Cure is sold by us On q guarantee. It cures Consumption. For sale by W. Y. Winton.