Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-08-01
TAE FIRST STEP.

Perhaps you are run down, can't
eat, can't sleep, can't think, can't do
anything to your satisfaction, and you
wonder what ails you. You should
heed the warning, you are taking the
first step into Nervous prostration.
You need a Nerve Tonic and in Elec-
trio Bitters you will find an exact rem
edY for restoring your nervous system
TO its normal healthy condition. Sur
prislng results follow the use Of this
great nerve tonic and Alternative. Your
appetite returns good digestion is re-
stored, and the liver and kidneys re-
sumo healthy action. Try a bottle.
Price 50 cents at Roth Bros
The Wilson "original package" bill as
passed by the Senate, provides that liquor inn
ported from one state into another should cease
to be regarded as amcnable to the Interstate
commerce law as soon as it reached its destina-
tion withna state. The House Judiciary COM
mittee has amended that bill so as to make it
applicable to all articles whatsoever. The effect
OF the House amendments will be to declare all
articles of commerce wthln the control of y
state as socr as they reach their destination,
and they may not be sold within that state i'll
state laws Provision is made agans! discrmi-
nation by particular states in favor OF articles
| produced within those states, and care has been
| taken to prevent the measure from authorizing
ANYTHING like state prohibition of Interstate
| commerce or the virtualleyyingofd by one
stale upon the products OF another. III this
shape it is probable. having passed the House
if will be accepted by the Senate. Toledo
| Weekly Blade.
The following resolutions were
adopted by the ,jerauld county ". Z.
T. i. Convention. july 23d, 1880
RESOLVED; First. that as Il convention we
wish to emphasize the fact that we are oeleH-
crs in Christianity as taught i'll the New les
lament. hence the letter G. i'll our lnllia!s Is
full of significance.
| Second; that While we regard the e4'iHl SUI
frase question us the leading Issue ol the DAY
nur old lines of work are considered as ohiS teil
porarly suspended to be renewed with greater
yiporat the close fthe present campaign.
Third: that we keep i'll mind the fact tii;l1 lile
effort necessary to the securing Ola proillbltorS
law is still nccdllll to sustain aud enforce IL.
Eourth: that as Dcmorcst Medal contests
haven proven effective as :: means OF eu''eat'is
,,i. continent we advise Il similar measure
in the interest of franchise.
Fifth; that we endorse the constitution a,l,
resolutions as adopted by the state W. u. l. Y
Convention at yankton. Weam i'll luii sympa
thy with the work and pledge our nearly coop
Grafton. ,,,,io,e of ,,s
Sixth; that we endorse the resolutio''s " ias
wear respecting regular h'ee'iis' ,'i' ~,
3 would recommend that mothers 'heetliisss W
| held occasionally. +,o ,,ro,
: seventh that we heartily appreciate 'ie pres
a,nn of our Stat. President, and earnestly 1op'
q we will be wiser and more eifectnai WORKERS q
}. the result other instructions. ~
EIGHTH; that our thanks are due to ''e i'r,
for kindly notice and TO all who nave % .'.'s,
/ fully contributed TO The Gehef'' i'eA''''
L money, music. or decoration.
e ' Mrs. MARY II. FhEELASD
It Mrs. ABB Z. liuNfLEl,
"a Com. Mrs. CLARA a. DuNtiAM,
y Mns. ANNA DAVENPORT.