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Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-04-03
Minnesotas Legislator.
MdndaQe,a.

SENATEN. Bland de "a lagf6rslag, som
dag inlades mamma vi f6ljande: att reglera
pantlanares och penningmaklares affarer,
att tiliata Crookston att utstalIa bonds, att
skiljasbyn Nicollet fran Nicollet ''town-
Ship. Senaten stadfastade utnamningen
af II. Thompson fran Fishers Landing till
surveyor general" 5fver clogs" och ''lum-
ber" det sjunde distriktet.
HUsEr. Flynn f6reslog att Little Falls
skall ega raft att iklada sig skuld for an
lzggandet af kloakledning. AT Smout in
ladies' EFT slags nykterhessf6rslag, som gar
ut pa att gifva nykterhetsvannerna tillfalle
att nastkommande val falla en- opinions
yttring r6rande EFT f6rbudstillagg till sta
tens konstitution. Willrich f6reslog att
skoIstyrelsen St. Paul ma tillstadias att
utstalla bonds till EFT belopp af $500, 600.
En- proposition nixon fran Representatives.
ma Ramsey county att bemyndiga st Paul
att arligen ansla $40, 900 for EFT ispalats.
C. H. Davis askade tillstand for byn Hec-
tor att utstalla bonds. Roberts framlade
ett lagf0rslag, som afser att 8terstalla
Duluth & Winnipeg landbevillningen till
staten.
IIsddgen.
SENArEN. Eft lagf6rslag framlades at
Scheffer hvari stadgas att en- persons bo-
stale, eli 6fverstigande IS, 900 varde, skall
vid utmatning for skulder fritagas. Al
bostsllet vardt nier an Sd, 600, sd ega for
dringsegarne raft till 6fverskottet efter det
egendomen blifvit f0rsald. Durant fore.
slog att intet bolag skall oktrojeras pa lam
gre It'd an SO ar. Senaten beslutade att ds
en- gift person andrar slit namn skola hans
hustru och minderariga barn antaga sam
ma Misunderstanding. Mobiles county erh6l
tilIstand att uttstalla bond for appf6rand'
at radius och fangelse.
HUsET. Det f0rut omtalade f0rslaget on
Minnehaha palken antogs med t3 rosie
mot 80. Senatens f6rslag att f5rbjuda for
saljningen af cigarretter och tobak til
minderariga antogs. F6liande platser Ell
h0llo tillstand att utfarda bonds for dix
andamal: Saltwater, Winnebag0 City, JOr
dan, Murray Murray county.
O,,sdagen. &
SENATEN. En- proposition framlades q
Crandall, gaende ut pa att f6rkorta tide
for legislaturens sessioner till 80 dagal
En- ''county option bill" :alades af Hoart
Buckman f6reslog att t0scn Of Two River
ma tillatas att utfarda bonds. Daniels il
lade EFT lagf6rslag, som stadgar f5rbud fl
minderariga att begagna skjutvapen.4 +
parkstyrelse skall enligt senatens besll
upprattas Winona. Kandiyohi count
erh5ll tillstand att utskrifva skatt for {
radhusbyggnadsfond. Representatives,
f0rslag att bemyndiga byn Hector a
utstalla bonds blef antaget. Ives anti-po
bill kom ater upp for behandling, men bl
afven nu nedr5stad. Ssnatorer af hvill
man hade orsak att vanta battre r6staa
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-04-03
IePANDE No. eS9.

Rdssnde naissbrrsk. Sekreterarens
"Stat Board of Corrections and Charities
sageF It atskilliga missbruk aro radande
vid tens Observation-Disclosures, som
aro t-Jelagna | Faribault. vederb6rande
styrese betalar har mer for lifsf6In0den-
heter an vid andra utaf statrns anstalter
och uppdrifva omkostnaderna allmanhet.
Styrelsen har sedermera inkommit med ett
genmale till denna klagoskrift.
Senator B. Sampson fran Crookston
har blifvit f6remal for mycket klander hos
somliga af sina valman, emedan han dels
r0stade emot att bortskanka millioner
acres land till Duluth & Winnipeg bolaget
och dels emedan han nekat att ga EFT
annat bolags arenden fraga ON att be-
skatta folket Crookston och omnejd for
nya jernvagsf6retag. Det har gait s8 l8ngt,
att p6ben anstalt demonstrationer och
skrifvit bref, som tyda pa att hr Simpsons
liz svafvar fara. vi hoppas emellertid
att det endast Or pobeln som pa delta sat-
tet handlar och icke sansade borgare. i!
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-04-03

Arresterade dIdernsGs. F6ljande
medlemmar at staden New Yorks stads-
rad, Charles Goetz, G. M. Jackson, Nor
ris Jesaubs, Edward Butler och Charles
Smith, blefvo onsdags arresterade at in
spekt5r Byrnes, anklagade at hafva 6fver-
tradt vallagarne. Mot bergen sattes de pa
fri fot.
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The Few = i;gs.

RED Rock BRIDGE, Col,r..d) River,
January Is, 1889.
J. W. DOaSiEirDJ Dear ii':-I artiVel
here Oh the ID u, III lIFe ii ii ou5 Or &"
days work, aud iill all tn, work is done
here b. CO l5rac5, AL they bilg all their
mel from the east vioh them. shall leaN e
here in day or tNofor Pres ;.'tt eli PloeniX.
Tile steamer NJ Dhave ar sel here al tIe
Z4Ga. -Atl.altic- and Hlcii; Il itr"a |
Company have ran a temporary i'll e
nearly all the way across tae ri:er and
booked the CHAN lel So that st ia Icrs cAnnot
get above this p mt until tIe bridge i, taken
out which taey say will MT he for two
mo lh'. The new b idge D: tue A5i4.,tic
ald Pacific Railroad Company, at tnc head
of M1havs Canon, called tie Rel Ho1k
4 idge, is to be a Cantilever brl x, o. thu
, rigAV # the bank of the ii Ell tl.e.c lii he
one pier Ut tia water edge. Six h In,lrer
al / sixty fees froI which The will be an
| other p.ei, IN ;se pies t. d. h 1T # re
stml stone, the stone i, to ne ought from
Presc ut junction. Souys nI5h x Co, al
| NV York, are the Contractors fof b i.ding
the piers.
Tle ta)ea:y Iron %, OF P.lil4i. ipii~,
are the contractors to ba.il az Lon CAN'T
OF lever b:.ise six hundred and sixty feet
span, alb ,us Sc elGy teeg alb ,re the water.
There will be orly one pier III the ri e that
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Tlo:ce Of shariil's Sale Of T.eaI Es!..o

b virtun of an execution issued ont o!
the District Court of the second Judicial
District of the re ritory of Ai2ooa. in aui
FAR the County of Y1na. il the shit 81 JOHN
W. D,~ria.-oI. against Henry \ Sleeden,
aud Mary \ M4cden, daily attested on the
tith lN Of Jtaa2r5, \. y, 1882 have
!eyiea uron all the ri =, ti+ls AM Interest
of the said Henry \. slee,isl a,f Miry \
N.,elen, II, AMI to shat certain tract OF
Lard ku3vn as LIT ~, Blk O., villas' ~
Yntna, County Of i ma, Territory OF Ari-
4oAa, as per W ,ite's sure ,beginuing at
the '. & corner Of the lot 0 j mes street:
RAINING thence n. l. d., w. 22j feet:
thence :. % zig O" W. l33 3 !0) fee !;
thence :. IS ds IL L l9i +i-l0D f.;
thence along .Traes street So IL. IL H. -
feet tn place Of b"gilniny. cnltaiaiig 2I-lo0
acre; also l. .t six (jl il B lck one ~, of
all vullge Jf YIna, as appears Of record
IN Book ! Of deeds, page Jjs,'es seq ; Yuma
County Records.
day of NJ tr;h \ d 1887. at ID o'clock, "A.
IN. in flont If the Court Hon 81, Ia the vii
.ge of Yuma, County Of Yuma, Territory
of Arizona, [ ill sell ali the righ', title
and interest Of the said Il lty \. Meedel anu
Vi. ry y siee.l4l, il All t. the above DIES
cri,e.l pr,perty to the highest bid lef, f'r
=, t,a
satisfy the il ls"4it herein 'cketej'
amounting to I va Ii IL itel AMI Sixty . IL
lars. with interest at seven per cent per
amnlnn, AL se,'e ny eight G7-lJJ doIsrS
costs, AID accrii 9 c'st%.
NJ. j. NJ.iE[T, Sheriff.
w. 4. WERNISGEa. Untcr Sheriff.
Sheriff Otfi:c. Yuml, Itml Co 'nt{, a.
r., F,b. 8, 1889. 2-0-sd
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E.ohawk val;e.t Gossip.

Edward Henry Clark left Welnesdl>
Over ROAD b,azsd thtou q the MDhttk
Valley, for the II lrq III Il ia miles. He
expects to return Satlr,liy eve ing.
Geo. w. Nortol has built large freight
boat that h ex p.:ss to ltHlsl Oh tn. ella
for I'll. c,rveli4l ~, OF IN 'ss sc lag freight
into taa valley, all t. the he m'nes.
i2eorgs is always preparing son, scheme to
suit an emergency.
William K.np takes his leave f1r time,
from MohagS Valley, IT, return to
hi@ home in Phoenix. H. expects 10 ii II
the festivities of weic3 NJ given 70 tie leeis
Iat,rs. Ho will retlrA next October ana
resu ne his lah9rs on his pia;e. We wish
him health aul happinc3' dl:ias his alb
sence AL hope he will re+u'.l, a he lett us,
lou in his praise of VI hawk Valley.
1t scans to b. cu,s)ntry t. al ays begin
Ii Of con aeat' OF this sort with lgnt
articles brief AMI t. the p'iIt, 70 FORA a
sort Of a Slimlxtp lelt til. ret Ter to its
finish. hat As n,tLiag Of light nature has
been trans, iriag, II ~"u,d be very. diill at
for person taA: has not DecNu9 acciim 'ted.
to he 1T list .5h s1cI Probabilities.
M; glIt speculate Oh the ella, say tbs ella
ii inr, or is tu-nel around amt rHnni ,g ny
hill. hat that chestnut has become b Id
headed, aud | pn%5 supple neat 1t with
som aGhing else, or IN IKE al ~ 10 - for mt
bcinI IA a.lrpt liar. 1t is al vaHS well and
in order, for a lpcl iiSy of tru merit t" ai0 y
itsei to be heard from, especially Mona X
valley whose items are read b. so many IN
te.est- parties. StAngera ID not tire OF
visiting *. ~or " fire OF listening to their
.i4atering rem lrks ani see ,iatinYs il re-
gtr | TO oar pre,elt and fature prosperity.
Fra,a tae ii n. the sln rises til it sinks
be.iipd tn. ;ao.nt,.i, II 70 The vest, tie din
Of has! iIllStrv gives elao IRA cement to
our m any visitors. Everywhere can BE-
sesr tn, ire AMI smoke of Burning brush.
.i:lag the river blnk. trees IN It ha e SO al
for many yeprs are falling at the strike Of
tn axe to ail i 1 0 ;rinrro'em 2Ats. 60 mt
tia. has 3eel fJr.nstly been coserel with
sage bash All the ann. Of rltt|esh ikes
aud coyotes. il hciag torn by the l'v and
! SURPRISED ~ the fret Islt visitltipl of the
life giving A1id; only to be hill again b.
green fields of barley and alfa;ft, Come t.
| our valley. Spend day with nS. and look
il Nattevsr direction vol will aul if you
love that which is beautiful and at ractive
voa Ail ba'ws.i pli for your 'isit Vsluable
! t.r.ns lave e,&"l tra place of heids OF meS-
| quite AMI sage bash.
Snihers farm is looking ine an viii soon
be one of the best pr wed il the valley.
~ tol Alfalfa fi.llis 4 .u-islilg aad so is
ni,oabh.gs patch OF over %, 0O0 plients which
aill surply theSouthern Ari1ona market.
Dong Lindley, Of Sacramento is here Oh u
visit.
The district school is in successful opera
ton. Mis-. s. Tag Tor has charge IF the
acnooi. TEyDELFooT.
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c RS Norner has invented = lev
power pump wIic'. vii rcvcln1i"n'z Z:
all humping machinery lI"retofm"
used. Dir. Uol9.r is thorough
mechanic, and his Invention is pro
nopncpd as very VALUABLE 10y those
who have examined it, AS soon as
patented, a description of the pump
viii be published.
The Council has fdionrnel until
Monday. Hon. J. w. Darlington,
Councilman n .m this. coun9N ca''"
hnme on F,il " to attend - s1m" IN
portanC business; he VIII return ["
Phoenix morrow.
Mnreiildo Monrov. who has hTen
confined to his room for some tlme h\
"a severe attack of r,eumItism Is
rapidly convah.scirg.
Captan G. V. Menden, a popular
and able memhe.' If the B"trd "f
Supervisors OF YamA county leaves Tor
Phoenix tomorrow.
Senator George Hearst, the owner
Of the San Francisco Examiner, was u
passenger ON to days East bound TX
press.
The County Assessor Wi commencF
''valning" the property of the county
10y th end OF the month.
j. L. RedonAo, Cl'rk of the Board
OF Supervisors viii 50 to Phoenix to-
morrow.
4 large acreage on the Arahy canal
is now being set ont in MlScAt grapes
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Euokien's Arnrca salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Cruises, Sores, Ulcers. R'seum, Fever Sores
letter. ChaTped Il .nds, Chiibrains Corns,
nd all Skin Esuptions, and positively enres
'ils,. or no pay reqri ed. 1t is guaranteed
- give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
.rnded Price 25 cents per box
FOR SALE BY &. Frank
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93s,r: L2ai Final Pfoo:---%o;:ca For PIo::sa.ioH.
Clitel States Lad 0ti 20. !

Clise.l States Lad 0tii %.
TncSon, A:iz3na, Ian. IL, tc61.
n 7tice i, he eby ii Ell ia 1t E Yard len-
ry Clark, of Ynna Ariz ma, has lie H2'iee
of ilre Itiol to nuke proof on his desert
land claim No go for lots 3 aA1 of Sec
tinn !, T. nsain 5 SO 't'l. range Il "est.
before the Clerk of the y = District Court
at Yuma, \riz)nl, Oh F.ilty. the LIST day
uf VI nch, 1889.
H. names the follow ing witnesses to
prove the complete irris tlon and reciam;
ton Of said Land:
Gar!all, Post, OF M,haAis valley, In-
ma county, Ari1oaa; >iionAV rayler, of
Mohawk val!cy. Yuma county, Arizona; w.
1. Treich er f Moha X val ey. Yuma c9"n-
tv. Nrizoa2; 4)''ert ~, u h2htak vail.
Yuma county, Arizona.
A. y. DYE,
E"si:t y.
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LOCAL NOTES.

b No prisoners III the County Jail.
Furnished rooms are in demand.
Frank Blaisdell was here on Tues
day.
MIR. Mckenzie was in town yester-
day.
The Board of Supervisors meets to
day.
P. Rely left for Phoenix on We'd
ne:day.
Steamer ella leaves for upriver Feb
ruary 18th.
The steamer ella was launched
from the Ways yesterday.
John Gandolto sent up lot Of fine
lemons to Phoenix.
The Red Cloud mill at Norton is in
successful operation.
Mrs. Chas. Z. Spancer left for Sac
ramento on Wednesday.
Captain Frank s. Ingalls was in
town on Thursday last.
Johnny Behan his gone TO the
Capital, on a short visit.
o. F. Townsend's newly planted f4
trees are growing nicely.
r. ]. Fraijo p,id the SENTINEL of
fee pleasant visit this week.
DR.. J. n. Hurlay. Of S4n B7rnar
dino, was in Yuma Wednesday
Onofre Daniel and family returned
from Ehrenburg during the week
Dan Devore came in from Mohawk
Valley a few days ago on visit.
All the public schools Of the county
are open with the exception of Clip.
DR.. A. E. de Corse made ayine
trip to Los Angeles a few days since
Chas. Boyce, a we'll known mining
man is in town from Plomosa district
Hon. A. G. Hubbard and VIE ar
rived here yesterday from California
Captain I. Polhaman leaves for Clli.
fornia tomorrow on q business visit
Fred Sonthworth's lard on The
Araby canal has been planted to bar
ley.
The village market is well suppl d
with teal, canVas-back and mallard
ducks.
L. II. Manning, Of Tucson, was a
passenger on Wednesdays east bound
express.
The railroad time card has been
changed; see timetable IN anoth.
er column.
Hon. George Daily was one Of the
legislative party which arrived here Oh
Hon. Samuel Purdy left for Phoeniz
on Wednesday to attend the meetin:
of the Legislature.
Commodore Alexander Berry is NJ
at Red Rock bridge in charge of tn,
Steamer Mohave.
Mike Wslz came in from Tvs II
Wells on Tuesday end returned hom,
the following day.
P. Brown, superintendent Of tn
Pasadena mining company, left 70
Pasadena yesterday.
1t is said that a grand dedication
ball will be given at the a. Q. .. "
hall at an early date.
Frank BlaisdeiI has set out ffteel
acres in oranges and ten in lemons, Oh
his East Araby ranch.
An important meeting of Yum
Legion Select Knights, will be bel,
next Tuesday evening.
Judge Isaac Lavy's building o.
Main street will be completed by tn
middle of next month.
Plant plenty of alfalfa, and suppl
this section with eggs and butter
"there's million in it,"
Louis Esselbum has opened his ne'
saloon, a coy and popular resort, mex
TO the Palace restaurant.
A carload OF machinery was 81
warded FROM here on Monday to Arab
for Hiram W. Blaisdeli's ranch.
Crook Marion, eldest son of job
Marion, the Prescott Journalist, visite
friends il Yuma on Sunday last.
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PRIVATE CARD 30 MS.
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TATr SPRINGS TIM, July q, ae3S.

TX77 SPRINGS, TIM, July 4, 1c3s.
The Sy.i.,t !1pecinc Co., Atlanta, Ca;
D:;.-iag the spring of 1871, WIKI working
= t. fe,I at NJ Lone u Morgan coe=-.',
c., pulled Of ny s,,.ocs to give r:y feet
rest. Unfortunately, 1waI,cd TITO q ciCI--1
of rc:son ok, a.-l in few dc---s my fcrt
we IN 4 teri ,.,e coac,iit ~. and ccr,1 rot
rut ca a shoe tecause CT ,-,e so-orocs a:.d
swelling Ivas treated as poison oak cases
usually are, a..c everything vas healed Ut.
iboLt the sane Ia : tie following sp-;rTT,
1872, my feet Lecac:c sore again, as at e.,
and every succeeding spring fcr FIVE yeas
t-c :ght ack The Sane ccnCition C tie cis-
case, only each tine :: became r:crc d.
trcss.-g, because BEGAN to t..ir.;, it was
Iie.i1ne t-ou.,c. Finally. l VS. i..5-csd 10
Try S,,iit's specific. l too; ski cities, a. /
to-&ay an c .ircly we'll. Ny l. provc:ce-t
vas Gradual from tie irst, AID 10 eYi-c.cc
CT the C.iseaS2 remains. shall ta.-e risas-
u-e il tsstifyiag IS oi-s Curative plo--er-
tics. i i, the greatest blood iau-,fsr IL e7-
i-.c4-1. Yours truly, ]. L. MORGAN.
TIE fo.cs- 'ng certificate is t2kc7 at
random from thousands Of letters iii Posses
SION Ct the Swift Specific Co, AID presented
Simply e a sample. II is voluntary
statci.1ect, wing facts ard r-s-l;s of TIE
&c. It's accur-cy anu geaaiEcEccs are
beyond question.
4 luah'c Treatise on Blood 2ad SS;1
Diseases rai:5;' free. Address
THE SWIFT S3ECIFIC CO.,
C.awcT ATLANTA Ca.
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Ocean Steamships.

An order for a new ship Of the class re
quired to compete in the modern passenger
service of the Atlantic is not by any mean:
a matter to be determined on without grave
consideration. Speed is costly, and as you
increase it it is generally necessary to also
increase the tonnage. This forces upon your
consideration tides, channels, harbOr bars
and dock accommodations, all of which i'm
pose limitations upon you. And then the,co
of the ship herself is not matter which ever
the wealthiest of corporations can provide
for at a moments notice; it is not 100000
nor 100000 that the work calls for, but
about five times the latter sum- for it is safe
to say that a vessel superior to the City OF
New York or the Etruria could not be built
for less than S2,5O0,O0O. Sometimes the
shipbuilders are willing to become part own
ers of the projected vessel sometimes they
take as part payment for the work some Older
vessels of the line, which they reft, re-engine
modernize and sell again.
The ability of the builders to make an ar
rangement of this kind, of course, influences
the placing of the contract, in measure, but
they must also be able to give certain guar
antees They must enter into an engage
ment that the projected ship shall be able tx
carry so many passengers and so many ton:
of cargo and to attain a specified speed on &
given consumption of coal per day. Let u
say, for instance, that the stipulations are
these: Accommodations for coo saloon pas
sengers, $50 intermediate passengers anG
1900 Storage passengers; registered tonnage
5000; speed, 10 knots on consumption Of
800 tons per day. If the ship fails to fulfil
these conditions the builders agree to forfeit 6
part of the amount they would otherwise re
ceive for her, or they may be compelled tc
take her back altogether. This was the cas-
with the City Of Rome, which was built fol
the Inman line by the Barrow Shipbuildina
company-Scribner's
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Two Dragons.

Thackeray was a victim of the distressing
habit of procrastination. He was, always be
midland with his work, and always haunted
by the specter of some unfinished task. Ont
of his charming little sketches represents hin
endeavoring to escape from his room, while
printers boy leans against the door to keeI
him in.
He recognized his fault, and often be
moaned it.
One day he was visiting the studio of Baron
Marochetti with Bayard Taylor, when theiI
host took down small engraving from the
wall and presented it to him. The subjec,
was st George and the Dragon"
Thackeray inspected it with great delight
for few minutes until suddenly becoming
grave, he turned to Taylor and said:
II shall hang it near the head of my bed
where can see it every morning. We all
have our dragons to fight Do you know
yours9 know mine. have not one, bu,
two"
"What are they" Taylor asked
"Indolence and Luxury"
II could not help smiling" says Taylor,
las thought of the E~odigious amount of
literary labor he had performed, and at the
same time remembered the simple comfort OF
his dwelling next door
81 am sepious," Thackeray continued. II
never take up the pen without an effort.
work only from necessity. never walk on;
without seeing some pretty, useless thing
| wantto buy Sometimes | pass the same
shop window every day for months and rs
sist the temptation, and think I'm safe, then
comes the day of weakness, and | yield.
ChoU look at This nicrllra and think of nv
dragons, though never expect to overcome
them"
Miserable as he made himself with self re
proaches however, he left behind him q
priceless addition to the library of English
literature in the group of moves which teach
us to be gentle and forbeaIing, to despise
pettiness of spirit, and to exalt all that is
pure and unselfsh. Youths Companion
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WIN. RADAM'S MICROBE KILLER.
Its List of Patrons Constantly In
creaSing In San Antonio and
throughout the State.

Its List of Patrons Constantly In
creasing In San Antonio and
Throughout the State.
This medicine is uneXcelled as a
blood purifier and appetizer. 1t Is
very pleasant to the taste, similar to
an unsweetened lemonade.
Used for catarrh, it has fine effect.
Those who use it recommend it to
their friends, and are loud in its
praise.
Consumption, when the patient is
able to attend to the ordinary affairs
of life, yields to its magic influence.
Asthma has been cured in many in
stances. in fact, wherever thorough
trial is given.
Ifyou have chronic neuralgia give
the Microbe Killer trial. We can
cite you to many case which it has
cured.
Try the Microbe Killer for rheuma-
tism, sick headache, etc.
Sold exclusively in San Antonio by
Richard Gehlert, No. l Commerce
street. Price So per gallon.
Note-Be careful to get the genuine
article. Since our great reputation
has been established, you can find
plenty OF medicine in one gallon jugs.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-25
Excellent Advice,

Old Resident Young man, you are ABOUT
to start weekly paper here'
urnalist-Yes, sir.
Old Resident--And | suppose you have
come to stayf
JournaEst-Yes, sir.
Old Resident-Well, take the advice of one
VINO has seen the rise and fall of seventeen
weekly papers in this town.
journalist will, sir; what is it!
Old Resident-Don' say in your salutatory
I'VE have come to stay Epoch
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-25
.-ii,i..ss low snnn,u .enrn.

To shut doors without slamming; to shut
them in winter 10 keep the cold out; to do
errands promptly and cheerfully; to get
ready to go away without the united efforts
Of mother and sisters; to be gentle to his
little sisters; to be kind to all animals; to
have dog, if possible, and make companion
of him; to ride, row. shoot and swim; to be
manly and courageous: to let cigarettes
alone; to tell the truth. Herald of Health.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-25
To DiSpel Colds,

Headaches and Fevers, to cleanse
the system etfectually, yet gently,
when costive or bilious, or when the
blood is impure or sluggish, to per-
manently cure habitual constipation,
to awaken the kidneys and liver to a
healthy activity, without irritating or
weakening them, use Syrup OF Figs.
~ 4-5-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-25
A PLEASING Sense

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 effectually cleanse the
system when costive or bilious. For
sale in SOC and $l.00 bottles by all
leading druggists. 3-11-1m
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-25
His Own Circuit.

A letter received from Mr.. It. w.
Mutually, manager of the Grand opera
house, has been received from Little
Rock, Ark. He writes that he has
leased the Little Rock and Texarka-
ma opera houses for a term of five
years, and will play his attractions
at these two places, as in San An
tonic. He will arrive home on Satur-
daY next,