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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-08
a SHARP REASoNER.

HOW Uncle Silas IIenks "Slung " Law All
Over AN Attorney.
Silas Hcnks called on lawyer In stat
Ing the object of his visit he said:
"Some time ergo, shortly after come
ter dis town. 1 tuck up bod wild Miz
Hcmpsy, er widdcr lady. want doin'
no work at dat time, an didn' pay up
rcg'lar, an after while do fack come ter
my knowledge dat owed dc lady fifty
dollars. She come ter me an said dat
CT didn' git her dc money ut onco
suthin' would happen, an thinkin' dat
IL would be better CT suthin' did happen,
drapped on my knees, SO ter speak. an
toie dc lady dat lubed her. an then
axed her ter be my wifc She greed ter
dc propersition, an VIC wuz married., an
1'gratulated myself dat ono debt wuz
settled. anyhow. Wall, whut do YOU
reckon has como tor pass now?"
You want divorce now, ouppose,"
tho lawyer answered.
'Oh, no, sab; amt been thinkin'
erbout no divo'cc. De case now STAINS
dis way now, sab. Ez tells you. when
l married do lady didn't hab nuthin'.
wall, got sort o. or start after wuz
married, an 1t want er great w'llo till
wuz wuth putty av'age sort or COW,
cr chunk o or hoss, cr dray an or few
dollars In money, but, sab, whut has
como ter pass? My wife looks wild or
jealous eye on my property"
"Doc3 what?"
"Looks wild or jealous eve, sab; wants
mo ter pay dat blamed boa'd bill"
"Wcll, why don't you pay her?"
M ,.;.
como ter AK CT you will sort O. gin mo
somo advice"
"lf you owe her. pay her. That's the
only way see out OF It,"
"Ah, hah, but hol' on CT mint. I
owed Miz licmpsy, an now Miz Hcnks
wants dc money. I doan owe Miz Henks.
lncbcr boa'dcd wild her; Ibis wild her.
Now, OF MiZ lIcmpsy wants do moncy,
all right. but dnr amt no Miz IIempsy.
Haw, haw!" ho laughed. Didn't know
l wuz si''. CT lawyer cz dis ycrc. White
pusson, pit outen dc way. | ken fling
law oil Cner you."-Arkansaw Traveller.
Promoted for His Wit.
Tho famous Russian warrior, Mar
shnl Suvoroff, when receiving 4 dis
patch from tho hands OF n Russian
sergeant who had greatly distinguished
himself on tho Danube, attempted to
confuse tho messenger by scrios OF
whimsical questions. but tho brave fcl-
low was equal to tho occasion.
GLOW many fish nro there in tho
scap" asked Suvoroff.
"All that aro not caught yot." was
tho answer.
GLOW far is it to tho moon?"
1.-Two OF your Excelloncy's forced
marches"
"What would you do II you saw
your mon giving way in battlc?"
I'D tell them that thcro was n
wagon-load OF whisky just behind tho
cnomy's line"
Bntllod at all points tho Marshal end
cd with:
"What's tho difference bctwccn your
Colonel and mysolf?"
my Colonel can not mako mo
Lieutenant, but your Excollency has
only 10 say tho word"
IL say 1t now. them" answered Suvo-
rolf, "nnd right good officer you'll
BEN. Y. Ledger.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-08

Tho studonts and teachors OF tho
Tuskcgoo Normal and Industrial In.
stituo, Tuskogco, Ala, aro raising
wholly among themselves md tho
colorcd people OF tho state n permanent
scholarship OF ono thousand dollars for
that school to bo called tho "Olivla
Davidson Washington Memorial schol-
nrship." Each student contributes ono
cent wock and tho graduates arc TO
Riyo ono dollar year.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-08
EnunL n Roll of IlilI,.

IIe stood at bar on Broadway sii;.x-
Ing dico with tho bartender, says tho
| Milwaukee Wisconsin, and, glancing ut
! tho floor, discovered roll OF bills. Tho
room was full OF mon, and X mono OF
thcm claimed tho money tho bartender
would. 30 sclf-intercst demanded that
no should pick up tho money without
boina sccn. .lIo planted his foot upon
II, and tossed tho dico whilo ho looked
for nm opportunity 10 grab tho roll.
When tho bartender had 'donc" him @
dozen times or moro tho opportunity
cano, and no hcaycd n sigh OF relief as
ho showed tho roll into his pocket. Ho
hastoncd TO his Office on tho West sido
10 examine his find. Thcro was twonty-
two dollars In tho robust tho amount
he had put in q roll in his other pocket.
a thought flashed across his mind and
ho divcd into tho other pocket. Tho
roll was gone. 1fo had bccn TO all that
trouble TO pick up his own money. .
why sho Was Happy.
"Oh, think It's lovely To 10 married."
said young Mrs. Tookcr 10 tho lady on
whom sho was calling, Especially whom
you havo husband who is not afraid TO
compliment YOU"
what docs your husband sny?"
'lic said yesterday that was gotting
to DO n perfect Xantippo."
"a Xantippoi DO you know who eho
waspn
"oh, yes; asked Charley aftorward,
and ho told mo sho was tho goddess OF
youth and beauty. Merchant Traveller.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-08
Slzin Eruption Cured.

Ono oimy customers. highly respected and
influential citizen. but who Il now absent from
tac city, has uscL Swift's Specific With excellent
result lie Gays It cured k.n, OF a skin eruption
that he had been torIncnted with for thirty years
nnd had resisted tho curative qualities OF many
other medicines.
RoBEnT cL:oo. Druggist. Fnlls CITY, Neb.
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1900. 1890. 1890. 1896
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MANTiI,

MaNTfb \ pu-iftou as eoae 4nHn IA % pfi
w SAFE fuuiiy hy Yau0g nnn of excellent
habit. G0od reference f3rui.heI. Nddre-t g.
> DUNLAP tMrtoTMrsF Aafsi l.. tnrlin f,
NJ ..t+f-,lfvye
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NATIONS CAPITAL.
Democrats Make a Quorum ir
House without Meaning to.
LarsSt0n and Miller Given their Seats
In the House.
A Comical Occurrerce with the Laugh
On the Democrats

WASHINGTON. Sept. 33.-ln the Senate
Hale introduced JOINT resolution referred
70 the committee on public buildings and
grounds 10. the ert c;ion. in the Distric,
OF Columbia of memorial building which
shall be suitshls monument 10 the meal-
ory Of L. 5. Grant, TO contain militsry
and naval museum, etc, sni in The inner
court Of which may be placed 70 rest the
mortal remains Of the distinguished Ameri-
can. L. s. Grant The title endorsed on
the joint resolution reads Prov idug for
the erection, in the District Of Columbia,
0. a suitable memorisl building, in she
vault nf which shall be placed the mortal
remains of L 5. Grant
The resolution offered ty Plumb in
s.ruct.ng the committee ON education and
labor 10 investigate the charges made in
III memorial Of The Womsns Industrial
League rs TO employment Of women ard
children in mills aud factories throughout
the Fitted $ aies was taken up. A dis
cussion ensued regarding Mrs. Charlotte
Smith president Of the Woman's League,
and her employ ment by the committee on
education and labor
Blair said Mrs. Smith bad always been
Interested in that class of subjects hut hal
go Iocuh'"lH 'tia'lp's 10 'he 'ou''i'''ee ou
education and labor.
tockreli ftsd rom methorial IN "hieii
MIS- hatlou Shl.h s'a'ed sHe ia" peeh
appointed oy ID" chaii ihsh OF u'e coiiiui'-
tee on eadea''on ana iapot 70 lh'esusS'o
ne ststus worklnS ~omeh IN thls country
biSlr eApIalhel lha' mrs Nmith WohA-
biy referred 10 the investigation hAne oS
the eonnnt.ee-on tducstlon ahi lAbor some
years ago IN ~h'rh she "lIhtss't ana
"Ns r.4nes'eH oS me chairman 'i ua'
committee 10 ascertain aNd present Se'le
fscts.
'"ckr'H quoted from h'S H"'i'h Pru-
uoh Tie statement TO Inc ehe't III" IN
some cases m M"sst'h"s'uN me ftc'riS
ot Dirths han oetn chhnS "a u the Isi''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-24
FIRE AT COLON.
Three-Fourths Of the City Re-
ported 10 Be Destroyed.
Soldiers Fire Oh Mob Of LootefS, killing
and WOurdius Several.
Coal Labofers at 0ibtaltsr Strike
Patrick O'Brisn Arrested.

PANAMA. Sept, 9S-rhree fourths Of
Colon is DESTROYED. FIRE broke out At mid
night and was not under control until A.
NJ, IL is reported that ninety carloads Of
freight in transit is consumed. The
whSrves and shipping are safe. Owing TO
,hetriotous behavior of u mob of hooters the
military opened FIRE with ball cartridges.
killing and wounding several persons A
supply Of food has been sent from here,
Everything is reported quiet now.
The fire originated in the back part Of
the store near the electric light compsny's
building which was entirely destroyed.
From the start until the time il burned out
the tre was fed ON immcnse qusntities Of
alcohol, spirits petroleum ard other sii
fla anahiv material and thc flames sprang
up IN three places. About la0 buildings
were dsstro, ed, including the postothce, SUI.
prVme court. alcsl,is. municipality prefect'
utc, the sg,ncies of all the steamship COM
panies except the French Company, the
Pacific Mail AMI Royal Mail offices, par, of
the wharf. every business house of impoT.
tspco on the front street and sill the hotels.
The inhabitants were panic-stiicken fer n
while, hut no deaths and no casualties Of
ANY account are reported. A pile of lum-
her belonging TO the Boston lee Company,
containing uh0u, 25O 900 feet. is still burn
ing The total loss is estimsted at about
8 800. 900. Cause of fire not ascertained.
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Sugar ard Binding Twine Tariff St,!
Unsettled.

The republican confcrocs adjourned a,
O'clock tonight, leaving the sugar and
binding twinc items of the bill unsettled.
ThcS hope that an agreement may lie
reached IN the morning. Those III fay ~
of a duty on binding t~inc have gone a
good WAYS, they say, in consentIug to a
very much lower duty than the prcsg NJ
duty of IL cents, snl they now think II
time for the free binding twine men 10
sbate somethiug, at least of their demands.
The basis on which the metal and glass
ware ,chedules were settled tonight
vas that the duty on steel rails
sul structural iron remain in
the House bin the duty on steel h,llets WAS
fixed at rate lower than that provided for
by the House, aud higher thsn that fixed hy
the senate. These were the three prir'i
pal items in this schedule thst were in dis
pute. The rates fixed ON other items n
the schedule WAS very generally lower than
the House, ard higher than the Senate
rates This last statement applies slSo (
the glass schedule on which there were Il
great many dihercGces IN rates between tho
TWO branches. Tobacco clauses ou the 10
ternal revenue srcti On of the bill remain a.
fixed hy the House win the exception tts'
the tax ON tobacco art snuff WAS r.du ell
2 certs instead Of making the rate ,ro
yilel hl tho bill six cVuts pounl MN
lst is fixed MS tie period when the tob,cc1
clauses of the measure go INTO effect All
special licenses on dealers are abolished a
provided ior hy the ilous..
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There were three starters in the 3
class v th DIR. Neil at the pole, Billy Mnnt
second ami Billy s. third. After n little
scofing the horses came down well in line.
The Judges called "a 90 but Just o. the
horses crossed the line Billy Mont broke
and foil back, Dr. Neil taking the lead
The horses trottel the frs, half in this or
der Billy s. dropping little as they went
round the circle. AT the three-quart ar
pole tie leader, DR.. Neil, broke badly and
Billy Mont pulled in ahead winding the
heat ty sbou; a length. Dt. Neil second.
Billy ). third.
Second lieat-The second beat was won
hy Billy Mont in 2i3 vita Dr. Neil second
and Billy ) third The horses trottc
well in a bunch at first Billy $. dropping
lttle during the entire mile. DR.. Neil
forged ahead at the quarter with Billy
Mont close at his wheel where he clung un-
I'll the three quarter pole was reached
where Dr. Neil broke badly, Billy Mont
pulling ahead and holding his lead until hc
passed under the wire, DR. Neil break (
badly
Third heat-Lee Mooers handles the rib
Ron. over d. Neal. the gray Qcl1ing. sHt
a> thoy come down TO receive the word they
are Nrli to4eulef bii4y hoht hrtHAs NJ 81
1rops between the gray and Iioulehan's
black s:ellon. 1t IS hard work for him tc
hn'd his lcal. but he trots gemely and b.
fore the three quarters pole il reached has
passed the gray. the latter breaking badly.
The gray finds his feet as they round the
turn, and With marvellous burst of speed
closes NJ the zap between blmseif and Bilig
Mont, shooiiag under the wire but a neck
behind the winner. 1t was a pretty rae
well trOtted.
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bim ar. As the clerk proceeded, it wss
also no,ics,l that Mud Of Msryls failed
to respond, and Chairman RowsN Of the
elections committee went himself 10 search
CT the absentee, Sweeney, who had hardly
been expected 10 come 50 soon. came in'o
the House Just in season 10 cast the vets
Necessary 1 make quorum.
fusher pro,cedinx- were remarkably ex-
pc3i,iou>, o'Ferrell. the lonely democratic
sentiie! was absolutely pcwerless 10 check
the majority in fell swing. The yea and
nay vote declaring NsnShle not e,erted
showed IDS republicans in attendance. IN
cludIng u Sc " no did not vote, but were
paired, Sqtsker Reed stood ready 10 cast
bsllot ba. did no, DO 50 sss quorum sp-
pesrSd w.,houi il.
The Miller esse which followed the
lsngston case Was even $ greater surprise
and was not knawn generally 10 republj-
cans that ,csiers contemplated this move,
The resolution which unsea,ed Eli II
snd seated Muer was eleverly framed IL
be indiyisih'e, and single vote safticei "a
achieve what had required four separs,c
votes in ihs Ltngston ease.
The democratic MAJORITY is consi isvahle
veye1 over She rc:uls Of ths days proceed
srgS aud y call for caucus WAS secured
vita the purpose of endesvorins 10 not,
th PARTY by Way of retaliation upon III,
policy of the treatment of the coafcrerc,
report upon the tariff bill which would fe-
qure the republicans 10 maintain = quorum
OF It's own members TO dispose of that IT,
port,
Owing to tie la,encss of the hour AM
the small attendance of the demoera,i,
members. the atte mpt 10 caucus was TEN
p9rtriiy abandoned, although II was stated
that Il would probably be renewed ,omot
row
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8 Minute Class.

First hegt-The tirst heat of the three
minute class WAS COOL one. There were
three starters Pilot Victor bsd the pole,
with Jocko second and Light Pilot on the
outside. The start Was even, but 4 tal
break by Light Pilot dropped him back a
bit-srouni which he failed to regain dur
Ing the heat. II procession for the
tir.t hslf Black Pilot leading with jock
but txo lengths il the rear, lead which
he reduced as they nesred the wire until he
was but half length behind, both hors, ;
trotuug finely Light Pilot put up eooi
gait but bis bad break at the start injurN j
his chances.
Second hest-'Ihe first place in the see
ond heat vas tussir between Pilot Victor
ard Jocko The horses were well sent and
hung together almost 10 the quarter, when
Light Pilot broke sgain aud dropped 10 the
rear Pilot Victor led 10 the half passing
4. half length ahead II was mp and tnck
from this point out, both horses trottins
handsomely until the three-quartcrs pole
was passed when Pilot Victor sli9p.i a
b., and dropped just little. He quickly
recovered, however, ami led down the
home stretch IN tine shape, JoCko a close
second, but breaking little, with Light
lilol 100 iaf bstind 10 N' III 'te h"hi
struggle bur still trotting square. 1t WAS n
game hes, Tor Pilot Victor, and he tro.ttd
we'll winnjng it honestly.
Third heat-The little black stallion Phi, t
Victor did nobly in thi, heat, winning it in
= - IA and taking the race in three
straight heats. Jocko trJt.ed in good form
but broke at the quarter and was unable 10
recover his lost ground. Light Pilot WAS a
close third and rot,ci well for greer
horse,
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Prot. Sristois Educated Horses

Granite Hal! had large audience, ye.
.erlay s9tsFnoon a. the matinee for chill :
rem, though there vas a large attendance u
grosn reT,oos, rho were quite as much
interested ia the wonderful Performance.
OF toe intelligent aaimals a. were the lit
oces. The entire programme was carried
throHgh sishoa, a kip or mis-, and t1e
ha1dsome creatures seemed TO arpreci.t
the liberal sppla1ss ausrae! item. III
lttle ones we're male happy by being per
it'd - riie about the stage on the hjrs-
e,' ami mules back. by the kiadness Of
Prof. Bristol, ana the stage yss crowded
vi b :hose eager 70 avail ;bemseivc, Of the
chance. Last evening a: the "a perform
ance large audience war present, many
attending for the second time. The an.
msla were in good hnnoc az usual, sspe
al The inimiisbls Denver, and a. th.
clo.s The audience wen; away bistl,
J ?. a.el AMI well satisfied with the cve
Ii1g's entertainment.
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PARIS sept. 23,-The floods in the de-
partmeAt Of Gard have caused much dam
age - properly. On Sunday the RIVER
Rnoue rose 70 feet, and the town Of Beau
carr was Il "a led At Va!Ierangue, Oh tie
Heraul-, 80 miles northwest OF Nins. II g
river overlooked its banks aad un lermined
4 portion Of the ceme cry A hum
Der of cothns we're washed out and
t1gs the7 will ths:r couten,s f7ated
down the ,iyer The Arlecae river has
greatly ssoclen. AtAulenas dtkc ca
lspsed ard the surraun Ing country was
flooded. Houses we're undermined BY wa
ters anl f-.i, AMI visesaris tlroughon: tie
district dcya4tstci Three persons killed
The country alorg the Gar .o1 river with
lts Standing crops ia an immense swamp
Mousssc bri ige has been destroyed a.
railroad an telegrsphic service. Lave been
stopred. The Asignon aud Caderouss-
disttir along the Rhone in the department
Of N1ne IS submerged ard workshops
and factories are closed.
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Democrats Make a Quorum Without
Nearing Lapgston ard Miller
Seated

O'Farrall of Tirginis was the ouly DENT
crat IN the Chamber this moruing during
the ID livery of prayer. The clerk imme1-
attly began TO call the roll, on approya, Of
FRIDAYS journal. The vote announced to
| he--ycas, lj5; nsys l. no quorum qni
call Of the House was ordered .lust
AZ the clerk began TO call the roll,
Sweeney Of ohio, one of the ahsert,es, cu-
| tered arl was received by his colleagues
with npl lause, Shortly at'er~ards Mud
Of Mar lard, made his appearance am
| received reception of mingled applsus'
and hisscs.
During the roll, the camera vas sg4in
brought into requisi,i1n and tn. photo
grsphpr again reproduced the array of
empty democratic seats. one hundred and
sixty four members responded to he cali
and without any announcement Of thc re-
! suit, further proceedings were dispensed
with AMI the vote again recnrrrl % AZ
| proving Fridays journai
| While tlis roll call was in progress ap.
plau-e and hiSscs were given whru Mr..
| Miliken entered the hail.
| For time Mr.. Chcq1le Of India0a, vi'o
ia opposed 10 Lsngstons claims. joircd the
abseutees and located himself on lounge
il the lobby ,ideclning to enter the tham-
her. But the requests ard fupplicatlpnS Of
| his party sssocia.cs proved too strong AMI
upon his vote he recorded bis rame in the
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Democrats Angry Over 6uccsss oi
Republicans In the House.

By is acton today in eating LAngs'on
the House ended what vas probably the
most p.ouacied and bit erly eon'e'ted ! elec-
tloTi case il h,s ever deci led The result
Of today. proceedings vas surpr.se to the
democratic nn1rity WHICH, after tyo weeks
Of sHccesstul operation # siias ba, become
known as Mason plan" obstruction, vas
conf tent it, opponents coII5 not sec1-e a
quorum. Bu: '4~hips" hase beer sc.ivs
ard word "a. passed around befors tie
H0use met that lorupl would be p-es4n'.
Ire resa.t Of tn- fret rol. cal 10 approve
the journal ras AWAITED With c0aside,ab .
T.ryousrsss On n ps.. Of me republicans
Drrisg the cal j. va, discovered .ha. Mil
tke.s vi Main, ~to hss. iu.t returned L
IL city, , Is = - PISS n, sTai IlssseIgsci
AID ? ees rert .c1u' i1g lie city 10 lo3s
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he Recommends II.
can heartily recommend "Br0Nn's
instant ltsiief7 for g. always gives ls.rf'.ct
sati-i4et.'.8 tna keep 3. in the hog-e
constantly ready for Immediate u.e.
H. ". Wm!THAgsH
Norway Ne
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The Truce Between Alliance CT Rail
wars and Employees.

CBcAGo. Sept 23.-The basis Of truce
beiveea sliisucs of thc railways entering
TIE stock Yards ard tbs men in their en-
ploy was disclosed to3ay. The strikers re-
tarned to YORK pending tee arrival Of
Grand Master STeeuy os the SwitcAmsn's
Mata.l Asid ssociaiioa and Grand Master
Sargent Of the Brotherhood If Locom 5uvc
Firemen. The g-ieyanee Cf the strikers
is that two o. ihsir namber ~eve displaced
by gnen who took plsce of the strikers dur
ing fhs celebrated troubles On tie Clicsgo,
Burlington = Quincy. In consideration OF
the temporary return OF the strikers 70
WORK, the tao o5noxiaus hands viii be kept
out # the stock yards until Sweeny sni
SrSent reseh Chicago, when 4 definite
( agreement ia expected to be reached, OF
T possibly the ft-ize may be renewed.
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Hon Caleb a Chaplin Of Hsrrisct
Dead.

BRIDGroS, Sept. 23.-Iou. Caleb 4.
Chaplin. prominent member Of Cumber
land bar. died Las. night at his home 10
Harrison. lie had filed the various posi-
lions each with signal ability. Schoo
tescher. merchant, se,eciman, ms mher nf
the Maine eerate, county commissioner,
assistant United States assessor. He
served in the late war and a brother oil
Gen. Daniel Chaplin wbo uss killed in
that var He was uns-ee Of Bridg'oa
Academy and past master Of Otisntsl
Lodge F. & A. III
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Maine State Jersey Cattle Associa
toms Now Cfifcsrs

WiSTHRor, Sept. 23.-At the recent az
nusl meeting Of the Maine State jersey
Cattle Association here Hon. L \. Gil0s It
of Green vas elected president, and y. r..
Pike of WiGth-0p feCretary, with ii.t Of
wee president. and pedigree commits q
repres nting the various sections Of the
State where they have membership. There
was an average attendance present. I'm
portant business was transacted ] he reg
is rs is Increasing aud the society ia re-
ported prosperous.
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The Marine Conferences Doings as
Applied to tho Departments.

Representative Dinghy OF Maine. todal
intro luced 4 Diut resolution IN the House,
Erecting the Secretaries Of STATE, Treasury
War and Navy 20 examine the report ant
and rccjmmeniai)n made by the dele
gates of the mafine conference as fsr az j
arp.ies 20 snti-cts under the iutifdirtio,
Of III sir icspective departments, ard il ~
proved by Them, to prepare ard submit j
to Congress for cnac,mt NJ into the law .
recommendations.
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Both the method and results when
syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly ol the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN elieciuaily, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers aud cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs il tbs
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
dured, pleasing 10 the taste and ac-
ceptahle TO the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared Only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
TO all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
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