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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-08-09

Il Y. Conhors in his missionary
i'iigri'nages for tile Western Man
nfac'ur;ns. Companyi Is dcing val
iRat worl. for !lot Springs as the loca-
t,on of the Printers Home. he is
particularly working with The press Of
the country showing up the aavan;a.
ses OF this place for the institution.
The Lincoln Cal referring to Mr.. Con-
ncrs work and ..ie matter generally,
among other things says:
"A meeting was recently held in that
place (Hot Springs at which it was
de c!d.d to proffer a bonus of 100 acres
Of valuable land in the place, with the
free use OF the baths for inmates of
the home, and a substantial cash con-
tr.bnt;on in consideration of the home
at that point. A purse was raised
with whic!: to pay the expenses of the
locality committee in visiting the place
and to entertain them while there.
The merits of the springs are daily re.
ceiv'ng more favorable recognition and
The climate is adapted for such an NJ
stitut!on. The Dakota soldiers home
has already been established there and
the bu;;!ing is now in he course of
CONSTRUCTION
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-08-09
TIE RESERVATION.

II is now practically assured that
the Sioux Reservation will be opened
to settlement. Latest reports from
Standing Rock state that John Grass.
Mad Bear and others of that iik, have
signed, aa'l TIE less important fellows
are signing as fast as their names can
be recorded. This is the last agency
the commissioners have to visit and
their snccess there makes sure the i,c-
Gnlrea number Of signatures. The act
ouerin.s TIE reservation requires TIE
consent Of t"o-tbirds OF the Indians OH
the reservation. When the consent of
the Indians is secured, tl.a, fact is car-
titled to the president OF the United
States, who, shail IT, proclamation
.,l<s',e known to Tie world tie fat of
Tie ccnsent Of tie indians 10 tie ces.
sion. The vro:f Of t,ie acceptance and
consent OF if.c indians mu.t he prasent-
cd 10 t!.c l,.esi1vn. wii..n one yeaY Of
the passage cf the i.w O. '!ia law Is of
no effect. Tins land Will cn'y lie sub
Jet to cutry Under Tie homestead Ia MS
ard in addition to l;,ias Oh tie land
'!,a years the entryman .ar>t rav 81 ..2,5
:'sr acre for a!l lands settled uYcn wi.i.-
i'll t,l:ec years Of Tie ti.l.e the same is
opened for settlement. Il residence is
made after ;lireo years and before five
seventy FIVE cents per acre must lie
paid; ara ate. five years, Gfty cents
PEI acre. Claimants Of lauds on the
i-!cw ''sse,S reservation. that was Ga-
ci;,:el open IS proclamation of jres;-
dent :Srth,.r ON tie 27,l, Ct February.
lss5, arc allowed to retain tl.eir lands
a:d make proof same rs ;!lose who may
hereafter se.t.e on Tie observation.
Prc-cnptors must prove UP the same
aomesta.,!ais.
Il i:.e commission IS cspeditioas in
making t'ieir report to the pres,dcnt,
slie tract might be ready for settlers by
September LIST. Doubtless it would be
better for all concerned il no settlers
were allowed on there thi, year but
Tia, i'.e ia!l ,no:ths lie used in sarye.-
ing. w'iicl. would avert mach trouble
and l:.;. .;....a.;on i, TIE future.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-08-09

loved On road district NO7.
On motion tho following resolution was adopt
ed:
Wssrcas-- G Keith haa proposed to ray sico
In fullfor assessed agains: the land at Cas-.
cade nnw owned By said Keith, furmerl, owned
by Giscrd Parker. BE it resolved by tho hoard
that the treasurer instructed to receipt in full
fer sa;l taxes for years 1885, 1885, 1887 aud 1858
upon .pt OF 500 If paid today.
On motion bills CT L D Norton OF ss4 co wes
allowed on genera! fund, being for services rcn:
Gcred in collecting tax of Anglo American Cattle
Company.
On motion Official bond of Alexander Adams.
Jupticc of Peace was approved.
On motion bill of W V Fisher of Si2 so for
l.low was allowed on road distric: Mol.
CONTINUED NEXT wssK.y
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-08-09

That portion of the territorial press
that supporting Jnlgs sioo'y is kept
h',sy these days a.fenlins The Judge.
Nh, don't soins Of these friends ap-
pei u t..r c0urts fo redress? srrio s
charges have been made which ii not
true subject the accuser to prosecu-
ton for criminal libel. Evidently
Moody and his friends are shrewd
enough not to, pave the way for the
courts to juaicHily scrutinize his ac-
tions in tha FAST. There is another
thing peculiarly noticeable, and that is.
Aoeayll rtingcnt :
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-08-09

which delinquent taxes above enumerated wc
h"rchy'rcmand to said county treasurer for COL
lcc.icn and dc hereby esoncratc him from al! de-
linqHr.t .aSas except as above SIT forth, dated
l.n-. end, 1850
O,, .....4iu., .l>x, f.ll.....,..<. AL . A..
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-08-09
Commissioners Proceedings.


Adjourned session OF hoard OF county comn.is-
sicmcrs August lat, 1850.
T. W. Eoard net pursuant to adjournment
present ". r. Phillips and II. Ii. Brigham conn
t. commissioners and county clerk.
On motion, ". p. Philips was choean chair
man PRO tenn.
e.:, bids were AZ failows:
y VI JONES BID.
Letter heads, Il. ID paper per 1o,0 SO co.
Bill heads such as the county now USES, ,rer N47
Envelopes 3s full Govt G:l white pr 1859 5 90
;.nseloaes 10 ir.ch wi.itc pr 1900 600
L sheet blanks 20 Cts - ,.uire IN so Gurc lots.
All county notices nonpareil type 20 c.s ~
square lat insertion, 8: cts each subsequent ineer.
/ ton. IL lines I:Gkc . s9uara
j Ii. HARRIS
Envelopes no. good quality white pr 1860 IS 50
(" (" /" IS s. 30
Biil heads s's ." 8 SO
lis /" 4oO
3's /" {" 30
,.'s hoO
Fame 10 b. good quality cf paper
Letter heads good quality I: lh pr 1890 Il.
All comfy notices LET pub. sc,e p, line each sub
sequen, insertion cts long primer type Pub.
delinquent tax list type TO be used nnnrarcil FOR
each description of real property Is cts eat H. town
lot 3 scts.
We. BENEDICT.
l. N le.tc. heads pr 1000 So IS
MOSS cnw!ofcs 3e5
% 10 400
y shcet bill heads 2 forms pr 1000 80
Notices cts pr line let insertion, 81: cts each
subsequent insertion, nnnpareil type.
W. Y. Phillips moved, that contract for county
printing BIS awarded to W. =. Benedict
Motion seconded. W. p. Phillips aye, II, n.
Brigham nay.
On motion. petition Of Emma No,.,.. and 9TH
ers asking that certain territory he annexed to
school tnwnshir no. was granted as fo.lows:-
Commencing at poin. whore the west line Of
township south range G E Il II NJ, crosses
tie Cheyenne river to rim thence north on town
slip le tn the north west corner of sec. la town
s.. ROE II ", thence east on the north lines of
section 10 had 80 of said township to t.ae Chcycn-
re river.
On motion " I. Jnlkins was appointed, road su.
pcryiaar Of road district no. vice Roe re-.
,n,,vel from district.
On motion, bill of Seth Clifford shcriGs fees for
S.:s,. Is allowed on general fund.
Nnmotion, the following bills were allowed on
general fund.
j. II. Harris sas,s', printing.
j. W. Jonec, $500 Z"
W. f. Bedcdict Slcs,al IS
On motion, mn abatement was made IN favor Of
II Bacon .sss;asiso being excessive tax for year
orr ss.eneat wss made in favor Of
:, r. % % heing penalty and interest,"
s,s,..,s ,i;l,s.,e.,
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-08-09

The sI.sn again calls t1s atten.
ton Of republicans of Fall River coun-
ty 10 the Caucus held tomorrow, and
respectfully Urges the Importance of
the same.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-20

coiorinz. running lato the brown, dark Old
blues. with touches Of quiet reds and
olives. the risers AID treads OF the stairs
sro covered from wall 70 wall with Brus-
sells carpetof one quiet, un0rokea. amber
brown color
The farsrprs i composed manly OF old
mahogany Pieces Loug N the family, few
willow cnaars and a<hs tables. two deep
sasy-chHrs covered ~sth cniatz, a bgr
ground with yellow pattern over. Ia dCli-
cate green ard reds, bread and easy
civaa. with - a-teudan. cushions. this
divan v covered completely with q large
Smyrna rug, apparently thrown loosely
over Il.
The ceiling - painted n oil. soft clear
amethyst 0ine. slightly and d0lcatcy y
eou1oed. after ths modern sfyle Of decOra-
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-20

what nay b.. from the very ature Of the
slIu4-.3g q needed ssshl1g.
Co.a- ~ = genera toIs - deslFaoie, TOO.
TIE s.-.s SoFz should DO painted very carz
Wh-a -l4egs > u3t mlch 0l u. say Ia two
shades oi very dark rea or brown, or per
laps l4fG 0re1se or o4lYs green TIE
= al may ts peacock Or L-et Cut ol-e,
IrFar 0lre coiCr. a. The ei.ec- - harsh "a
large surfaces. Nlth s9Il selluin gray an
darker -e lesig cger. OF Lsnt terra
cotta Cr ecnl grc4nd- with sha~ed o-se 49,
lgl- red or p.lzl,n patterns.
4 deep fg.e1e ~ bodily designed painted
or sr1ucl.lsd orlaIaelL viii assist much Ia
breaking The us-ai bad proportions OF the
s-alrc4se walls. AnO-ler W2y OF treating
ths w--.ls ~ tho outer Ls-l would % 10 panel
them 81 Or even eight feet higa in simple
white wood painted IN elves, rsd or dark cut
blue lacquer color. WIN frieze OF light
golden yellow. faxed With reddish or
bright golden touches % relieve it from the
general salueness which ono tinI presents
when not orghteaed Up by decoration.
L. = probably ROT necessary - remind our
readers tA4t any paper or painted imitation
of uolldllgs. piasters aui c0rnicos - en-
trely out q place, splcaOls iuelegant and
commonplace. This faultexteuts 70 ularcled
and grained paper a. wei
y moulding Immediately beneath the
frleze, frOm which IS suspended the few
pictures n use here, is pre- iera0le 10 having
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-20
A sound Legal Opinion.

F.. Bainbrdgc Munday, Esq, County
Attorney, Clay county, Texas, says:
Have used Electric B.tters with most
happy result. Ny brother also was
very low with Malarlal Fever and
Jaundice. but was cured by timely use
trIc Bitters saved his life"
Mr. ID. |. Wilcoxson. of Horse Cave,
KY, adds ike testimony, saving: "Iie
positively believes he would have died
had it not been for Electric Bltters."
The great remedy viii ward off, as
well as cure all Malarial Diseases, and
for all Kidney, Liver and Stomach Dis
orders stands unequaled.. Price 90
cents and 81 at Peck Bros.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-20
S;$g::slAl&:$:ss22:ss S
J. WySNas'sassN

small mirror in a carved oak frame, chair
and one OF the Brobd gnagian punkah fans
completes that side Of the hall.
A tall stand. bearing a rica yellow pot
and a group Of holly hooks. is a noticeable
feature in the scene. It is always an inn
provement TO cut of the actual stairway
with curtains where possible. and if the
wall is not strong enough 10 hold brass
rod, block Of wood may be put up. or the
wall plugged. The former makes the least
mess. As for curtains. all sorts Of ORR
cal fabrics. at present quite popular, are
well suited for this use.
Tapestry hangings, too, OF a certain
class are wonderfully cheap and very ef-
fe,-.ve ia appearance, are heavy and rich.
and show 70 the best advantage while
hanging free and ia large fo.ds.
And this is but the sketch Of framework
OF completed whole, for IT must be re-
menbered that the decorator, however
skiiiful, can not do more than make the
frame st and beautiful; he can not conse-
crate II with the living grace that comes
from withln.-B0st0n Budget.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-20

peciaLiy Ia the slsaros or country, 5 IN the
naia pleasing 0ae. aud especially in the
season Of -'olrds aaa dowcrs,' "a is ak
Of desaL. staapilcisy of style aat 5nreness
Of acor. suggestive 0f coolness and q .
Fort ana. .alh40le Ia any ether part or the
house.
Tae subject before - IS simple almost
beyond descriptive powers 70 illustrate; the
walls are Daneied 20 tns Ling after the
Old Baroniai manser, and capped with a
heavy molcinx this woodwork, that IN
cl1des IN is construction the neat and
simple maDtel-piece. Is OF cherry. uDde-
nled o. stain, fnLshed with sheliac, rubbed
dowa 10 a ssosoIh, even surface; she light
ness and de.icacy ot is eject Is unequaled.
The hoor = eomposed Of narrow strips OF
cak, laid wishOus the usual ornamental Dor
der, hLlsd. shs4Acked aud rubbed 70 a brill
fans pousn, over TINS are scattered rugs
large aad small. IA a quiet refinement oi
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-20

sSs118 f44r1er h4ss1sfi.s2s 80 t1ssris1
A4esaassa- A a-iN@s Trsa1a~4I
4ez.s I~tilas Dasig-s
II - 1ars1-y -eless1lF - 4dd AacIleE gro.
49, a<4ilst ~. f'l.lilz cl11-l-i.lls ~ 80 q
D. -.a 4sefasa 1-.-ses. 4ce 1-sa.ocFs a4ll
u cr-d ac1 asllsiflnE. 80 every Ertcr "a
t1o seet s47s a-s yersoi-4. cap -iei-1s
seftz.llg tetrs l-.Iu o-E >.Ip-lgl-4 =. -l3
aFer4fe -1.-s- 8l l.41er4ze oosl s-ll--d 1e 1-z
Fz1s, sE1 l0f taa szssg1Lca. - A.trt4 q
s1s1 = te l41e 1ers ~ 44press l-1 i-5sf
s>lt1 a ziorY l1r rgst1c1lli1s - ne lsrs
1lsnls beyond ia flcs tAs rsFe1se Should a.
tod IL yelr meas sr7 MODE cate. g1-f ,as-e
Ecod 41d ren1el. tr14t gDar 1eess - yo4
Hozit y04rseif-.s 80 seaL t--aI eemes
sit1in ta.s .484lrs - tls parse. c1r 10 ex-
tzzFssa1L ll-l4ls sl1es t4ss eSa les DC czr-
red oalg o. Lived 1s -
a 4la1's house 4cst 3e his aone. and a1t
Q Lao oegaeen rs sacl4i1srs. 6 scor.4lef aad
aaoraed - pie4se Lhs Nerla and i4e vaa.lf
Of sae ssusr slcn, Alslse-, = l0ns - TIE
HLfls 14ll wa tlst ~ LaF lsFs o. cous. der
ln this 4.ls.e. 1l1p-s 4ld s4ie- .u a ines.
escor4zllils 4n1 farm -saFe, nl-o every
Eslaisl - of E az reL.l r1Ts and 1apploess.
The ErgNiaz islcJ o. -ia<s tle entrances
la soglsll4a1 ~ q Iva -r--a- wei, "a
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-20
The summer Tourist

should, IN his preparations, avail him.
self of the full and detailed mlorma-
ton gwen in the Michigan Central
Summer Tourist Rate Book, which Viii
b. s-ued ID a few days and sent 10 any
address upon application. The summer
resorts of the East are fully described
and illustrated n a new book, entitled,
a Modern Pilgr mage s.x cents post
age, and the Island 81 1.ackinac," ,"
postage four cents. Address, inciosing
stamps. Mr.. O. W. Ruggles, General
Passenger and Ticket Agent, Chicago,
Tff
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-20

for gsod sessx, wtr1 Poupslz1 rsc 1@ee
PalE - ia 1-1cz sklralz s21 T4--s al
frls-e - -lx1-r 1A--sr-s1 g-ger cr -rs-4-1 CO
ors.1 -ls.s8 PER. slLA -g-s s4r--1l1elZs ~
e4r< se-2sG org~a 80 red t4-s e14s
cas l1e -4rrlL ~ 1ara-s1l1-az s.-1 aos-szy
q tLs 1s44- 4ss1eCs ~ 1eaorz-Ex tls
s-FFo-z1laz rs111s. D.. llr .-1s -4z-rs z-4s
= . {rs4-sr -r -ssssz ex-sas 4@-i-y ~ 81
=
H. = @cslra1le - prcLsct tn1 p4l-t il CIR
1z>-s - 49, ~ TA41-sl, so4s ---1F--s
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-20

the wires or ends extending 70 the ceiling,
cutting through the ornamentatOn of the
frieEe
In capscious hall this moulding may be
enlarged into shelf and adorned with
plaques. A chair rail about the top OF the
oado IS necessary aud useful in keeping
furniture away from the papered dccora-
ton wall and II likewise gives finish 10 tae
room.
The ceiling treated in light tints OF pink,
cut blue, soft yellow or olives, in fact, con
forming with the walls, has a good effect,
and VIII be improved by the addition OF
delicate stencil ornaments.
Pictures are not recommended in any
quantity DRAWN gs. photographs or etchings
are in place here, but their number must be
limited and the subjects appropriate.
Melancholy scenes OF riot, suffering and
murder, although they be historical, are not
calculated 20 create enlvening thoughts to
one encountering them on openin & the front
door
The glass panels OF the inner doors may
be of stained glass IN simple designs (see
sketches. or. II plain or ground glass, an
exceedingly pretty effect may be brought
about oy covering them with lace, China or
Madras six or Swiss muslin. either tinteO
or white: 10 be effective these must be
plated on light brass rods and ornamented
with harmonzinz ribbons.
Substantial and weli-fnished doors, after
the cid method. Of course, are made, but
only In limited numbers. or when specially
stipulated for bT architects and clients In
houses Of the better class, or in those com
ing urdsr the class OF family mansions or
d. bic Offices.
TIE six paneled doors. with their solid
holdings ia stiles aud rails worked Ia tue
solid. and The squares Of the raised panels
nodded a. well. seem, except under ex-
csotional circun tances, 70 be things OF
tie past
The four pansief door ~ inches thick.
generally less. with ene-haif inch panels
aud stuck-on holdings. IS made 70 do service
IN place of the former. IN which the frame
WAS from two 70 2la Inches. with thick.
ness Of panel IN The center a.moStfush with
The framing
Throu xhout the eighteenth century, and
IN the earlier part of the present century,
tds doors cf eur mansions were not only
made % rsssnt q p easing outward appear
snce. brt with a view of their durability
s1d the safety of The household.
Thsre . notAinz equals hardwood floor
n The hau f0r dnrsailiey. s-d as a fitting
representation q the steriirr qualities a
hsi shagid present. bas "a this - not a.
WAYS s~ai.sa-- oiner methods must some
time 10 considered
Ihr~8 ar. many vavs o. treating aro-
ssrfsca ai-1er in part or en i~eiv. s0 IS %
arr fhs necessity Of carpet ~ tle va o
surface The ecaeapest Fsy IA 20 paint say
= rarcir tvo CT ,aree fsst - -, al around
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-20

The result II the recent Resistance ex-
periments has been kept very olose bv the
Admiralty aid the naval authorities. but
II has transpired that the result of shells
filed with high explosives and fred from
the e2-inca breech-.oadiug ggn was some
thing terrible. The caseIafes were - Two
descriptions, some representing Goa bunker
protection and others tee protection that
i q be given 20 the batteries % {T-ton
quick-fSing guns ia the ships Trafalgar and
Vie. lt was est mated tast the casens -
would give IA procession against fbs g
inch breech osders aas lighter guns. used
a. reasonable ranges. snd as the sirta
b-eec0- oat.rg eur w'a penetrate inches
- armor. =. - backing So 5f3 yards. orr o
inches a. l.7o Yards. this vas surely al
ta ~ c-ull reasonably oe expected. t. f-e
2. .ae Resstsn~e with fhe = t-ch tree-h-
iosd d.rx zan ST 100 yards rsnFs meant dire
destruction. As tals gln can pierce 1875
inches of sru0r ~ -o baoxirE a. 10 var
or IS inches - srror with backing ~ SD
va-.s. Us resrI-s or t1e Pes s-auce there
fore A. pc.st his-s rs~r-. ui-a sae ds.ed
wa tga exrs~ss nay te Imagined -
rr. rcd Se~rfr7 aafar.a
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-20

J. ~. Ls-ss. ksa C..tsr tset- .ssi
clcertally L4r--s- tie IV-ss tcf
pl--.lat.ol-
Alrs. =. aee S., caucerous tsce lcSl
cauleI Rad triel many AIS,
aud oa pr .entar0n ~ ne pas nof-
r.fie seLtgo looA upoD. Nose paTt-s
eaten away, deep pts in che As, fore
head and chm. ~, d last hope pat
Ler GA Loose fxtragt Clover ksa-
large doses internally, and s., "A local
Application. I used the >9ld Extract ln
II steI form. size improved f-ploly
from tue LrsI set K. and ~ four months
Nas entirely Wtll. Vow eighteen
months SINCE treatment, and ~ sns
ff RETURN
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-20
ITCHING AGONIES.
Every Night Scratched Until the Skin
Was Raw.
Body Covered with Scales Like Spots of
Mortar-An Awful Spectacle-Doctors
Useless-Cure Hopeless-Entirely
Cured by the Cuticura REM
edies in Five Weeks.

I am going 10 tell you of the extraordinary
change your tUTICJRA REMEDIES performed on
me. About the lst of April last noticed some
red plmplcs like coming out all over my body,
but thought nothing OF II until some time later
on. when IL BEGAN 10 look like spots OF mortar
spotted on. and which came OF In layers, ac-
cOmpanied with itching. l would scratch
every night until was raw then the next night
scales. being formed meanwhile, were scratch
ed OF again. In vain did consult all the doe
tors IN the country. but Nlthuut AID. After
giving up al hope OF recovery. happened 10
see an advertisement in the new aptr about
your CUTIcURA REMEDIES. and purchased them
from my druggist. AID obtained almost luhc-
diate relief. began 10 notice that the sraiy
cruptiOus gradually dropped on atd disap-
peaTed one by one. and have been lul.y cured
! had the disease thirteen months before be
gan taking the CUTlCURA REMEDIES, aud ln Ivur
or five weeks was enure.y cured. Ny disease
was eczema and psOrlaSiS. 4 TtconNscl0rl
the CUucuRA hMfDlEs To all IN my VIC nlty,
tnd / know oI great many Who have taken
tIem. and t. n me for filc- knoWleuec or
them. cSl q ialN mothers who have babes WIN
scaly erupuouS on their heads and bodies.
cannot express in words the thanks to yOu for
hat the trriCCRA kEikDlES have been o. me
tiy body was corcrei With scales. anf was al
awiu spectae to bcbold.i Now ms skin is as
nice AID clear as q baby s,.
GEO COTEY. Merrill. Wis.
Feb. :. Iss.ANo trace Of the disease from
which l suffered has shown nsei since iny
cure. e. q.
CUrICURt REMEDIES
Cure every species OF as0ni liTt. humiliating.
itching. burning. scaly. and pimply diseases oi
the skin scalp and blood. with loss Of hair.
and an hurnorS bl0fCheS eruptioss. sores.
scales ami crusfs. whether simple. Scroiui0us.
or e. selous. when physicians and al other
remedies fail
Sold everywhere. Price. CrTIcrrA~ roc: So.P.
25c. KF~uftt.I 81 Prepared by the P0rIEE
HHJe sNn CarpI,AL COOPERATION. Boston.
Fc-se4f tor How TO cure Skin De iseaacs. -
80 pages. 70 Illustrations. and 10 testimonials.
pINPLES black heads. red. rough chapped.
VI and oily skin prevented by CCriCJEs
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-20

Secondary SYPHILIS was entirely cured
5y Red Glover Tonic IN three months,
with none OF the after results, such IS
are LETT hy mercury III such cases.
II You have any doubling physi-
cians. they can write to me and ! Mil
give them full history OF each case.
pR. ". II. NAKNALL.
For sale by White s White, drugg IS.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-20

Cancer OF LIP ard SKIN Disease.
Your Extract entirely cured with three
months treatment With Red ClOyerand
solid Extract Dressing. Now over i
year and 10 gn of return.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-20

Liberation OF tilt lex indolent II
cer. Recovered entirely after three
months treatment With your Extract
Red Clover and solid Extract Dressing.
Vow one year since treatment, and no
syn OF return.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-20
A WORD OF WARNING.

many white represented be gocd he koY
they ARE MOL but Ike all oouoiee.. lack the peculiar remarkable qualities
the genuine As for "hoy" Soap and insist ge.ng
& Gamble
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-20
CrrIrTRH EINITDIFs

eh. :. i,s--No trace OF the disease from
rh l suffered has shown itsei since lay
a d. g.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-16
ghe Daily Eight.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY, 16, 1889.

JACK returncd toy the house with the clay,
which Jim took in his hands. After wetting
it sufficiently to make it pliable, he proceeded
to roll, break and manipulate it until he had
worked it into the consistency Of soft putty,
when he separated it into boluses of various
sizes. Three of the smaller ones, about the
size of common marble, he handed to Jack
and told him to Swallow it UNI show the
stronger it's good toeet"
With little or no effort Jack gulped down
the boluses while Jim rolled out and swal
loved three other boluses about twice the
size of those swallowed by the boy.
"Ye see, stranger, we only eat the eetin'
clay when we uns is hungry. Just now we
uns hev plenty. eThat's a big possum
hangin' ON the wall outside yet, an only las
night we ct a whole coon. Cans plenty
jess now an we've no call to eat clay. When
game gifts scarce an there's ma corn to git,
then we uns jis' come down to clay"
''How much clay does it take to satisfy a
hungry manF
"Wal, stranger, l gently eat a piece big
as hen egg, and that lasts me a couple of
days"
doesn't it make you sick to eat all that
earthF
'sNary. Wy, stranger. my dad afore me
ct clay, an I've been usen to it all my life
an I've never been sick yet. "-St Louis Post
DiSpatch