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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

1The sunday school. OF Jasper y
preparing 10 give An Easter ceisornnon
Easfer hundnx. PrOgla am next Week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

rTOklshoms bo"'ners swear 'ha' inc
will have their claims " they nave ~
burn every hrihg. W the territory.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

@rMr. Charles Egg l. making prep
srations 10 huiId Al addition 70 us resi-
dence on Norlh Main street.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

People are making garden and clean
ing 10 their yards.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

Mr.. Vest j. preparing TO build
housc on his lot on Clay street
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

rTJasper people and schools shouin
celebrate the Ns'iona! Centennial
Who'll take the leady
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

. week from sunday
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

A man was hneu five dollars in Chica-
90 Tor snoring ia church.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

|HAvING taken possession Of this
- Hotel formerly the Seiiz Honse, j
II soiicit the public patronage. Good
meals. clean rooms and beds and courte-
GUS treatment, aud good stablirg for
horses, will be accorded nv patrons.
Give me trial. April Is, 66-y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

-. W.-Th~ hleAest price. IN trade. allowed
for ali Minds ~ COUNTRY rEOGVcr. Ihi-
cae SCOTS avd sWnEs. HATS nnd CARS.
IN great variety, CHEAP.
NV a. 1ssa-Am.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

except sunday. Other trains daily.
a. N. BENNETT. Agent. Jasper. Ind.
JOs. =. ODIORNE.
Gsni Pass ACT Louisville. Ky.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

Ed. Clifford expects, in the ness
future, to move his stock Of good 70
south Omaha where he will engage in
business.
I. II. Brown contemplates going
out Of the hotel business soon, owning
to Mrs. Browns poor health.
Lewis Fuller returned last Tuesday
from the Franklin Academy.
L. r. Wright, living north Of town,
10 sick.
F. A. Good has moved into the
house vacated BY Mr.. Wells.
This week, I. H. Brown moved his
buildings that we're east Of the hotel,
70 the west part Of town.
Mrs. Fannie Adams, nee Buster. Of
franklin, came last Wednesday morn.
ing to visit her sisters in Cowles.
James Paden is in the harness aud
shoe shop with W. Scott.
e. Schenck Of Red Cloud was in
Cowlss last Friday.
T.. Clifford 10 packing his goods for
removal to Omaha.
Elmer Peterson. aged II. son Of
MI. and Mrs. John Peterson, Of this
place, died Feb. Il, after q brief H.
ness. A minister from Red Cloud,
preached = very impressive funeral
sermon, At the Congregational church,
after which his remains were inferred
in the Cowles cemetery. The be-
reaved family have the sympathy Of
the community.
There was no issue Of the CoWlcs
Herald last week, the editor being i'll,
and is not able for work yet.
AMERICAN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22
FARMHRs III

Nj. and Mrs. F. NJ. belong have
returned from their visit in Ohio.
They visited the soldiers home 1t
Dayton, Ohio. He says they have q
nice place and are we'll provided for.
Grandma weiderman, who has boen
quite sick for some time, is improving
we are glad to learn.
Mr.. Canadians children have been
very sick With lung fever. but are sst-
ting better nov.
+. 4. Vandyke has rented his farm
to Mr.. Hastings Of Walnut creek.
He costeuplates moving 70 Inavals
soon as . retired farmer.
". H. Walters. sold seven hun-
dred head Of sheep to c. Hunter last
week which he shipped 70 Chicago.
". n. Richardson Is feeding q
large number Of cattle on his tam On
the creek. uader the s~apsrvis,ea e
MI. Widermaa Who u~ndsrstaads feed
ing IS we'll Is any Of taen- His eas-
tie look veil aal are doing splesdia.
A dance At y. II. Walters' lass
Monday night uas the social evsat a
the week, WITH the yessg psspla
Wishing TRR Cum Szssl ssseeaa
I ~. NICK.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

cor. scc. l6. I. 4. r. 4. Webster Co.
This sale VA made on Friday. Soon
after the execution aud delivery oil
the pr0missory notes and mortgage,
plaintiffs forwarded tho mortgage Ia
the county clerk OF Webster county,
with instructions 90 file the same O!
record. The mortgage was received
By the clerk At . o'clock on Monday
morning. and fled ss Is minutes there.
after. The property being delivered
70 the purchaser ct the time Of the sale
he started toward Cowles. Webster
county. the same evening. and arrived
there sometims Sunday evening. the
sth; and on Monday morning be went
70 Red Cloud, arriving there about II
o'clock 10 the forenoon. and. after try.
ing 70 obtain . loan on the spotted
mare from several parties, he ~.
preached the defendant for that pur.
pose. About 2 o'clock of that day do.
PENDANT, having examined the county
records, purchased the property in
dispute, paying the principal portion
Of the purchase price 10 cash. The
person from whom ne purchased gave
the name Of Days, which ~ his real
name; the name Of McCoyl. assumed
at the time Of the purchase Of the
property from plaintiffs. being 6csious
Within . very short time after the
sals Of the property BY PLAINTIFF they
learned Of the purchase thereof by
defendant. when this suit VA institu,
cd. The deposition reserred 70 il the
Of fscts 10 that Of George
Davis. alias Albert NcCoyl. Who at the
OF che taking Of the deposidoa
~ il custody asd detained in the
county jail Of BsaAlo county for safe
keeping. II this deposition be sssti6ss
70 suhsaasGially The sane fAcS -
Stated shove. He bought the property
q plaineik under The name Of NsCeyl
sxssueiag he Dorteaee thereon. and
lsld l. % osfendaps under the nsDe
u Davis. hs tue sane, aisss the
sosssss vas llsA- Upon . tsial The
aisesies eours Sossd h hyor Of 6essod
MT juAgDaag hsinS rsodsssd upos
vueh fsains. PiaineG bin0 tAs
~ % this eosrs b psoossdin0 IN
Issos.
n ssWssa9s 1922 nthss -.
In1u0. ao1~ao - b peiss t
WnssAs1 - - MD sDes GsA0
-, - - - paah1e - AsA asy
psA 0sa Tee = - doShs bss shas
- ~ssueisa q . sAaeasl oeesgngst:
~ - shis h ~ 0@sQgsai
AAn0ev. 1Aak. Z xso. ia lGass
hse.iae0 '. 1ssBza- - NJ 81
". 1RA b vs.)1 ss0Is
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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22


Cold out here. :.
Miss Ella Sleeper Of Red Cloud
visited With Mr.. Herrick this week,
MI. Ullery will move on Charley
Potter's farm this week.
Some unknown person visited Nj.
DeHart's, and stole his lines from
his harness. He hopes they will not
return and get the horses.
-, Quite a number enjoyed the dance
given at MI. Smiths last Friday eve.
ming.
There will be preaching Sunday,
the 9th, at the Dunkard school
house and the week following.
Eta DcHart visited with her sis
ter Mrs. Gaines last week in Red
Cloud.
Mr.. Herrick will move on the farm
where MI. Ullery now lives.
MAID.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22
STlLLWATBR.

j. y. White made . sale last Mon.
day.
Dick HARDER sells his stock Thurs
day Of this week.
Robert Allen moved into his new
house this week.
Albert Allen gave a birthday party
to quite . number Of young friends in
this vicinity.
Miss Emma Orr, Of Superior, is Wis.
iting friends in this vicinity.
A ripple Of cxcitemcu: was caused
last week b, sh< report Of measles in
this neighberhood, but they seem not
to be spreading.
The Advcntists arc holding a four
weeks meeting at Scrl's school house.
D..
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22


Nessr~ ts hesebg ssvSa ~ s.1ss - b W.
ts- a aa orors 4 - ~ - - 1kesh
Weh.Res Oun6y, xsesoaAa - 1srsvs - q
snoe p~n1iaV 10 - sd 01ssslS HaS1
lesees LIZ InSu1n0 csoVny - S1a1ses0l
anA Aass7 l. uNIss1A 49, z 0A -
= Hlamaa, v1MR ~ - 49, y sehsSv1.
nsks. C1s1te 4. fss. 49, 4. vsa1S.
HrSe.y, k:s.ysSs@S
! vf1 a1 ss 0asA0esn1O - - =
aasd 9 - 60 - 90 80 11se :
vsess u ~
- "a - 90 SsSs.ES
1r1 Half d. ~Dv xeV
~ - q - -
snsrssSG NSG
~ d.
puspe1. xs01,a
tss.ss -. - - - - -
aov11R, u@vsso0W -
HhHoDp AenBu3A
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

The people = he state should all
unite in r~equestiasA the legislative
sole6(st Lincoln to dis end, 60 home
and7avs the peoples moncg that they
arc 20 aagrsntly spending iAvarious
ways to have good time. NThere
hsye been enough foolish bills intro
duc6d 10 cover . two scre field.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

Ex-Civil Service Commissioner
Edgeston, Isl hard hitter, and gives
Grover Cleveland . few pointers that
viii be apt to stick in that gentle
mans craw for some time to come.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

Nj. KEEPER told the house that the
Legislature would 90 down to history
q the NEST sxtravagant that yer as
sembled in the state. There is more
Truth than poetry in Mr.. Helpers
prediction.-Bee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

property 10 Davis s.dss the assumed
name Of AeCoyi Transferred the title q
the property 70 hin, vhieh ~ inosd-
lately tr~snsfss,sd bssk By ~ mortgage.
The mortgage vss valid. D. u the title
vas Transferred 70 PLAINTIFF - fully -
il had bssn rsestvsd By Ne purchases
from them. PIaisstRs ssssa 4. god
faith. and Immediately thereafter. 40
before the purchase By dsfsedast p,sss1
the mortgage % rseosd - he proper
county. Who, tho, "a Davis dsfsss1i
Was it plaiast2s' We sAtsh ~. II y
true he bought he property u them. bet
he secured the psssAsss pstss bv q Issss
the shols p roPsrty ~psseAass1. nvoesl1
make no di9sssoee - - 0has Ais ssal
nam vas, - far - thsy vsss cosesrss1.
They had the ~essssss % ~ property.
which "a their security. That oostsaGs
could Be sefosesd % asy tine. Ne ~
Z he property 10 dssssdasa sspesssssaa0
il 70 be free froo isssobsasss. vkso u
vas not; rspssssstiag sAes ~ title ~
vssted in him. vhsa u ~ -; Inst -
could carry . pssfsrs titiA ~ - soss1
not; and OF vhieA feet ths psssAesss -
constructive soties. We thai. thsssfoss.
that the learned ledge - tAs AssssSss
sours misaPPlisd The isv. ssA sAss hs -
r,sion upon ~ agsssd ssses vss sssss-
The jsdeosos % shs Sssssist
,osrt 10 tksssfess ssssnSsA. - ~ 0ass
'saaadsd sos f1ssAAs p-sssssaaaCS. H.
,sher jodgss eosess.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22
INDIAN CREEK.

The latest prominent event in this
part was the marriage of George
Scott to Miss Belle Mcintosh. The
young couple are both we'll and favor
ably known, and have many friends
who wish them a long and happy life
of welded bliss.
Ben Reed will soon start for his
new home in the west, he has many
friends who wish him prosperity:
Miss Downs is doing good work in
beg school. % pupils enrolled last
mo6lh.
UnSle Tommy Reed talks Of NOV
ing to Rsl Cloud in the spring.
Mn. Lfssie Round has closed a
very sueeesslsl term of school in
district So. ana home visiting.
Clarence Rssds kQepwles sever.
Al days last week. ID
Mr.. Lee is having . tssy ane resi-
dence built INDIAN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

Oar old friend Hough, Of the So
bstha, (Ksn.) Republican has been
sued By IN sx-devil who he has fed
and autured for . number Of years,
for $1,000 which he claims 10 due
hin. The young nan evidently
thinks that an editors pocketbook is
made up Of gold nuggets. Frank is .
stsyer and will be with him when
he gets it, Ne will venture.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

The pilgram.ge to the City Of
magnificent distsnees" has begun and
BY the night Of the I'd Of March
Washington City will have the larg-
est crowd Of people to witness the in
proceedings that yer assem-
ble624Nc.uital.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

Numerous railroads are being built
IN Kansas this season on paper. The
trouble With Red Cloud is We have
had too many built on paper and not
enouek on tara frma.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

The invitation which our govern
nsat Issued some time ago fot . con-
spresee Of American nations = Be
1eld q Warrington, is receiving u
geassoas response. Several Of the
Aksazksssay q EJ65assesF
intestiou Of being represented, and it
isuees than likely that all Of them
will accept the Invitation. In view
otthe complications likely to arise
between the United States and the
great powers Of Europe which have
fasneial or political interests on the
American continent, it is high time
that . policy be outlined for the atti-
tsde Of the American republics with
respect to the Monroe doctrine.
There arc. moreover, questions refer
ring to commerce and to more init
nate relations between the people Of
the western world to be discussed.
For the day is not far distant when
the railroad will level political bar
risss aud. knit the different nations
aid republics o. the american CONT
men. into the closest ltimacy.-Bee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

Court.
ALEXANDER, ct al vs. GRAVES.
Supreme Corr. of Wcb. Jan. 1, 8?
Chattle Mortgage Fictitious Name.
4. purchased certain personal prop
erty from B. on time, and, for the pur'
pose of securing the purchase price
executed . chattel MORTGAGE on the
property purchased. The puichsse
was made, and the chattel mortgage
executed, under m assumed and &C.
titious name. The parties to the
transaction being unacquainted, the
vendor supposed the name given VA
the true name of the purchaser. Tie
purchaser stated that his reeidence VA
in Webster County, which VA correct,
and the mortgage was duly filed in the
proper Office in that county. Subse.
quent to tho fling of the mortgage, A.
sold the property 10 :. under his true
name, after C. had examined the rec
ords for chattel mortgages executed by
A., and found none. In an action Of
replevin by B. against C.. for the pos.
session of the mortesged property, il
Wa held that b. should recover judg.
meat.
Syllabus b. TIE Coxr.
Error to district court, Webster
county; Gaslin, Judge.
Action of replevin by Alexander
Bros. against Joseph Graves. From .
Judgment for defendant, PLAINTIFF bring
error.
Haley Bros. and Bstty 4 Castro, for
in error. J. 8. Gillian. for
in error.
REnk c. J. This case VA tried no.
on . stipulation Of facts. 10 connection
With the deposition VI ons witness. and
Of certain notes and . chattsl
The facts. - agreed upoo,
we're substantially that on the 9th day
Of November. 1885. plaintiff we're q.
gagged in the business Of buying and
horses and mules .. Hastiuu,
this state. That on that day . man
anne to their barn. and gave his name
y Albert NcCeyl. Representing thas hs
in. and Wa engaged in farm.
ne on. the \. W. I Of section ls, town
hip :. fanes 10. Webster county, near
he town Of Cowles. That he desired
% purchase aspan Of horses. and saye
plaintiffs the names OF two or three
whom he sid knew him. s,d
1eat with plaintiff 70 see the-. Au.j
hey were net in their places Of busi.
'eas a. the time the plaintiffs and mr..
;haser vefe there. Piais6As. 6>anv
'oselnding that il would Be sais 70 an
IN he team. closed the cous..cs =.
ef which vas rspcos,sed
= . pee0issosy note masurine q, III.
= day Of March. 1856. The non.
- ~ gwen On "ens dark iron xnvt
laEe. s6soe Gx ysas I'd. shoas d..
balS Aasas hieh: sas sponae1
Me sSoas I've ysan Cd. aAeuae
- ~ . half hads higA. boseAee FL
AIsus6ss Droshen shs day: 90 h.v
~. ahoot I've ysass Old. aAsus sfx.
- haols high; one 81 Of luAa.
- AosDo0. aoe eendehakae 1911
- C1esa. alDase ~; 90 I'D ~v.
lsss es.ee Nen 81. evssl ;, -
laEegaeA Ass fseo n Hss -
- ~~04 . $500
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22
COWE>

e.. W. Wells aerd HIS family -
Laurence the frss pest af this vsek.
We are very sorry % lee 0A0 ~,
.~isA then success in their ~ Aaa
Miss Aiata Wells viii Say AsS
to q three 0s4ks nth A03aR
QnI. Il. Pbak.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

Mr.. John Posey aud family depart
"a for Benklemaa Tuesday morning.
Our bess wishes 20 With them.
Mr.. Dwight Chaplin weighs more
spasaal n he pound. tban any other
naa Il Sks ss1aty because its a ten
peesaxDyn
Several members Of Frank Smiths
family are sick With a fever.
%6keoesa is abroad in the
naseAoel in The HaGeoasf do
tr5se i vsey ally conducted y 1dss
Css1ie oheEsr,
g Il. White is building an adj
tieeteA elaeee.
.fMs 1(soaAas s.ksa mp his abode
n % have not ceased - ,seiib6le
a nek4tAipk the big aafehet'
I'm HIsfl9ls tiA - il say Wy:
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

AHDoY.t
All quiet along the Pstmac.
Everybody talking Not the cold
weather.
Nj. Deane - moving to the old
Smith farm vacated by sSlr. Birch.
field.
Mr.. G. W. Baker sdld1 fat steers
to Guide Rock shippers.
The young people Of ~ ~neighhor.
hood gathered 1t the rsside nee of G.
W. Baker Saturday eveii1 the 10th,
the occasion Of the 10th birth day Of
Misses Clara and Eth Baker. A
good time is reported.
Dance At Carpsnters lFiday eve
ming. Usral program.
Mrs. Erase suffered so ere fright
the other day, happeaiA to get to
the door she saw her hui bud haul
ing her . load Of Gre woo6
School is suksended the week
on account of 9 knsss q teacher.
Mr.. Fred Mania vhl(1d Sunday
with tho family Of Mt. 1ssr.
MI. Andrews has reid Jed to his
home ia k'0f't county -.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

II the interests Of Red Cloud are
properly looked after during The COM
inS year there will be . decided growth
il population and business. The
manufacturing interests should be
looked after, railroads should be Sc
cured, emigration should be watched.
All attempts 70 create dissension
among the people should be sPurned.
Legitimate enterprises should be fos-
tered, while those Of . questionable
chsraeter should be ousted.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

The bucolie rooster who runs the
big g. Wind Mill does not know that
it IL the duty Of the commissioner Of
public lands aud buildings to look
after the interests of the state in the
matter Of appropriations for public
baildiags. Their Recommendations
should be sufficient without fous or
I've visits fo6 as many committees
iron sash branch Of the legislature
q . large expense to the state only to
arrive ct the same conclusions.
Thsss l. 10 sense to such extrava-
games % the part Of the Legislature.
Aseehsr wedding Of note is said TO
be o. ths apis. Wonder If the "great
unbiddsI" viii be there?-Chief.
New What do you mean by that,
saigna, Bro. Hssmer. We haint
btsa 70 no wedding without an, IN
vie, bat We do like ,ske.-Helmet.
Correct you Z Bro. Plumb, but
there ere those Who are not troubled
With tAs same degree Of modesty that
pervaass your makeup, who 90 70
s1sh places ''ulAtddea and alone"
and take in" the cake that you 90
hungry for, and still try to maia-
taia the disnity Of the oetagon outfit
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

Weather pleasant.
Times quite lively, tves dances a
week. -
There Va. dance 4 slaby's
last Tuesday evening, 'sich was q
grand success. All see1e to have
IN enjoyable time.
Mr.. Lorrisoa and F. Sut@ will &C.
copy the Day farm.
VIM. Huffman is novS on the
Abe Haley farm, three , north
west Of Red Cloud.
Mr.. Rawlinson leaves Id ((othrock
farm. "
Louie Lorriso1 eoeIP13 he farm
that Mr.. Rawlinsos lssvek
-ThelatAs been pre-
dicted for some time on account of Mr..
having another addition 70
his family BY the name Of Orange
Moses. B. G.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

A. Important Decision Of . webster
County Case In the supreme
Court.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-15
England I'm EUypt.
Cabled from the London edition OF the Ne,
York Herald.


Cabled from the London edition OF the New
York Herald.
The eccentric and frantic people COM
monty called dervishes are up in arms, and
are advancing upon Assouan.
For seven years England has militarily
occupied Egypt. 1t is an axiom familiar
10 every well instructed officer in Europe
that the key to Egypt is Khartoum. There
can be no permanent peace until England
holds khartoum. England might have
done this over and over again. Mebemet
Ali captured Khartoum with Egyptian sol
diers, and Egyptian armies have, time and
again, marched from Suakim to Khartoum
in the face of the enemy. Hicks Pacha did
this with Egyptian soldiers, and Stephen
son and Macpherson wanted to do so with
British or Indian troops, but they were
prevented from rescuing General Gordon
by orders from home.
"There is not to-day British comman-
der, whether it be the Duke of Cambridge
Lord Wolseley, Sir Frederick Roberts, Sir
Archibald Alison, Sir Evelyn Wood, Sir
Gerard Graham. the Duke of Connaught,
General Stephenson or any other general
officer able to draw a sabre, who would not
turn scarlet with shame to confess that
these cafe az lat Egyptians could go
where Britons dared not tread, but this
fact, nevertheless must go down i'm history.
Diplomacy says that if England wishes
to remain in Egypt she must always be
ready to take a little war out of her waist
coat pocket and show the world at large
and France, in particular, that her pres
ence in Egypt is necessary to protect the
European community there and as safe
guard for humanity and civilization.
"Humanity' and civilization are
words that have already been pretty well
exploited. If England has the courage of
her opinions then let her capture
khartoum and rule Egypt and North
Africa as she does India, or else let her get
out of il altogether. Let the Egyptians
stew in their own juice, let France, Russia
or Italy have also their little game in Egypt,
but at least don't let England be dog in
the manger."
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-15
Three RebellionS n Day.

Three rebellions, obstinate, though bloodless
occur In the stomach of the dyspeptic who par
takes of food thrice a day. The digestive organ
refuses on each occasion to perform the duty
assigned to 1t by nature, and trouble ensues
How discipline, how regulate It? simply with
a winealassiul of the genial invigorant and a p
petizer, Hostetters stomach Btters, before
each meal and before retiring. Digestion will,
after Il course of this pleasant regulator, become
easy, and its foreruuncr, appetite, also i'm
proves; Nervousness and insomnia, always In
duced by chronic dyspepsia, VIII disappear
with It's disappearance thus insured. and con-
stipation and biliousneSs, its usual attendants,
also take their leave. Not only will the system
acquire strength, but also substance by more
perfect assimilation of the food. Rheumatis ism,
yield to the Bltters.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-15
Mothers, Mothers Mothers

Are you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain of cutting teoth? If
so, go at once and get a bottle of MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP, 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer lmmediately-depend
upon ii there is no mistake about II. There is
not u mother on earth who has ever used II,
who will not tell you at once that II will regu-
late the bowels, and give rest TO the mother, and
relief and health to the child, operating like
magic. II is perfectly safe to in all and
pleasant to the taste, and is the prescription Of
one of the oldest and best female physicians and
nurses in the United States. sold everywhere
25 cents bottle. june2jl yd&w