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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-10-18

The Mayor OF Baltimore had an
aged though active caller His name
Is Bernard Eberling. and he lives on
South Wolfe Street. Mr.. Eberling
was born February 20. 1906. ADD is
therefore In his 95th year. He came
to Baltimore sixty-scven years ago,
during the administration OF President
Monroe. He fought mt Waterloo
under the celebrated Butcher, and
was wounded In that engagement by a
sword cut In his forehead. Mr.. Eber-
ling's father died within three days OF
being 100 years OF age. His mother
lived 10 be l04 years and z months
old; his grandfather was 10 and his
grandmother 1873. He was born in
Westphalia. Germany.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-10-18
stock Notes.

IL the young colts have not yet been
halter broken. this part OF their early
education should not be neglected any
longer.
Condiments or condition powders
are useful only when damage has been
done by wrong feeding or errors in
management Throw physic to the
dogs" might we'll be the maxim OF
the owner OF horse. With judi
cious feeding IA horse may be kept in
perfect health and no nostrum OF this
kind will be needed.
Mares that have been bred should
now be fed with due regard to the foul
that will DC expected ia due time.
Corn alone is not II sufficient food for
such an animal. One feed daily OF
coarsely- oats and bran In
equal parts, will afford the nourish-
ment required for this large draft upon
the mares system.
An excellent arrangement for a
mare with n colt is loose box with n
small stall in one corner. having n
bar across TO prevent the marc from
entering. aud low feed trough, where
the colt can get its regular ratlons Of
oats Mt the Same time that the mare Is
fed. The colt should have strong
strap around its neck. with ring
scwed in II. 10 which halter with a
snap-hook at the end OF IL can be
fastened.
Some are apt TO think that the
bots in n horses stomach are not
injurious. This is great mistake.
AS these grubs attach themselves by
sharp hooks on the head TO the lining
membrane OF the stomach that In it
self is sufficient cause for injury by
tho irritation produced; but the Great
ure subsists upon the serum seoreted
from tho tissue OF the stomach, and ms
this is a product OF the injury. OF
course the damage is serious, the more
so as the number OF the grubs Is
greater.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-10-18
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.
USEFUL HINTS ABOUT MILK
AND WHY 1T SOURS.
8sctsr.s Infests All MIX and Can Only be Killed
By neat--Are Sheep Proniablei Early
Grapes For rront-Dairy and
Household Notes.


A great deal OF the bad milk sent TO
market is due to natural causes for
which the farmer Is not always re-
sponsible; but che recent investi-
cations and experiments with bacteria
ia milk are such rs 10 make IL plain
iur most dairymen to avoid great
ccal OF the unhealthful milk. Every
one who handles milk for market
should have at least an intelligent
understanding OF the nature OF bacteria
or microbes. us they are called. They
exist Ia air, water. soil and animal.
and vegetable life. Cold destroys
them; heat develops them, and as
result they are found in milk in n
dangerous condition during hot wealth
err A high temperature OF heat will
kill them. but IL takes greater
amount 10 kill their spores. which in
time become as active as the microbes.
Milk contains several species OF bac-
terja. and they have different actions
upon the milk and cream. 1t is due TO
their development that the cream Is
''riponcd,n and that milk sours and
curdles. Bacteria requires time for
their development and hence cream
or milk that has stood for some timo
abound the most in these microbes.
They collect in the cracks and crevices
OF cans where the cream or grease has
heon allowed TO stand. and they multi
ply so rapidly that they soon become
dangerous. Milk poured into such
cans will become contaminated, and
will communicate the poison 10 other
cans into which IL may subsequently,
be poured. In this way poisoned milk
spreads rapidly and causes no end OF
mischief. Dirt and uncleanliness arc
especially favorable 10 the growth OF
bacteria, and cans that are not proper
ly cleaned. rs the milk is poured out
OF them. will become great breeding
places for the germs. Milk cans that
are returned from the city on hot days.
will invariably abound in microbes.
for they are seldom cleaned out before
they are re-shipped. After they are
received they must be thoroughly
cleansed and purified before other milk
IS poured into them. The dairyman
gets all the blame for impure milk.
and hence he should be the one TO
exercise great caretulness. Ho has
everything 10 lose.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-10-18
Hints TO mousekecper..

IL Is convenient 20 have an iron
holder attached by a long string to the
apron when cooking; IL saves burnt
fingers or scorched aprons. and 10 al
ways mt hand.
To make waterproof writing ink. an
ink which viii not blur IL the writing
is exposed 10 rain: Dissolve two ounces
shellac in one pint alcohol (ninety five
per cent). filter through chalk, aud
mix with best lampblack.
An original use OF glass has been do
visod. Various colored pieces in odd
sizes are pierced by three or four hol es
on tho edge and caught together by
wire until they form mesh or fret
work large enough for n panel In n
transom.
Grease may be- removed from white
marble by applying a mixture Of two
parts washing soda. one part ground
pumice-stono and one part chalk. all
first finely powdered and made into n
paste with water; rub we'll over tho
marble. and finally wash OF with soap
and water.
A hint for II pin cushion that Is a
sachet rs we'll may be new to some.
II Is made square with each corner OF
tho inner covering cut of about three
inches from tho point Tho outer
covering Is left square. tho corners
tightly tied, and each made into tiny
sachet The powder selected for the
filling must DO that preferred by tho
owner.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-10-18

There arc some patent med
icines that are more marvel
lous than a dozen doctors
prescriptions, But they're not
those that profess to cure
eSe,ytAang.
Everybody, now and then,
feels "run down." played
out" They've the will, but
no power to generate vitality.
They're not sick enough to
call a doctor, but just too
sick to be well. That's
where the right kind of a
patent medicine comes in,
and does for a dollar what
the doctor wouldn't do for
less than five or ten.
We put in our claim for
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery.
We claim it to be an I'M
equaled remedy to purify
the blood and invigorate the
liver. We claim it to be
lasting in its effects, creating
an appetite, purifying the
blood, and preventing Bilious,
Typhoid and Malarial fevers
If taken az time. The time
to take it is when you first
feel the signs of s0ea,zness and
aoeakueSs. The time to take
it, on general principles, is
NOW.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-10-18
Earlr Grape. ray Bose.

Every season the grapes which come
into market very early sell for several
cents per pound more than the main
crop will bring. 1t Is worth while for
grape growers TO cultivate tho earliest
varieties, and take whatever means ar G
necessary TO bring these TO maturity
rs early as possible. A board wall q
few feet TO the northward OF n grape
vine. so as TO reflect the suns heat
upon the fruit, hastens its ripening
materially. The process OF ringing
the vine early in the season makes tn Q
fruit larger. as well rs earlier, but
does not improve the navor-in fact
rather Injuries 1t. Still. looks go a good
ways in selling fruits; this process will
always have its advocates though
grapes from vines that have been ring
cd should not be sold without state
ment OF the fact 10 the purchaser.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-10-18
Collecting Revenue.

FATHER:-"Clara, what game was
that you were playing when
looked into the parlor last nightpn
CLARA:-"Hide and SEEK FATHER;
What was the kissing forP''
CLARA:-"O, that was the duty on
the hides"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-10-18

The Commissioner OF Pensions in
one day made 1Sl promotions in the
clerk grades of his Office preparatory
TO the appointment TO the lower
grades, OF 43S clerks provided for un
der recent act OF congress. OF these
43S clerks 100 have already been APP
pointed and have entered upon their
duties
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-10-18

At recent session OF dairy school
At Meredith. N. T., the following an-
The Meeker herald., 1890-09-27
NEPGssGG's NOTICE.

STATE oy COLORADO. -
COUNTY oT ITO iiLAStn.
In the pis,rie, Court Of the Mint,
Judicial District Of tie State u: C"lnra
d.. sitting In sni for Ito !.lsnrn county
81 the October Term. \. H., $50
IL the matter If tho petitions q!
Thomas Hutchinson. II. II, Leonard
] -. Cole, j. ". cuS. fransis Hatch
\. j. l,yln. j. ~ Jackson. \, y,
Campbell. 10, j. Hay. james Hayes. q.
l.. iii!l. 7. l. Bailey, II e. Peterson,
". 4. .T-"ns,y--,. ~ Coon. Wm. ".
.aw. John ~. rulycf, \. u. Cfi,chi,w,
~. SI.cir. 's.I Dunn. MIS-. MARY
punn, William Noul,,. nb,,cTt Mcr-r.
rliss. ]. iiufs-. u, saycr. Herman
iiichu.T. j. II. Sim.t,cs. Scott lawyer
!. ~. Sci,N-if.r. Mrs. Ellen i'r!san
Frank Morgan aud ". u Decker. ~
Water pi,'Tic; Ne. ~, 'rr tic a. iId.ca'
ton II the wluuiirs ui night "a ih' use
q! water lot irrigation Ia said wai-r dis
,Fici "" ~,
Now on this day comes e. ". Fore
man. Esg. referee. IN The ab"yc On
Iiiir-i u.pcrr'lius,. and flies h!s i-g-oti
aiJi l'lr Testimony taken. the abstracts
ih.rcnl, and tho findings aud decree,
herein. anil ihcT-Ip1u u n 0Ttirgr,i l.,
the couT; tia, the SINE H. Iilcd aui thai
the ii-ar.n. oi the aamr L. set ipf Mun
i,Y. the 9Th dag Of October. \. D.
isisi. nj ~ O'Clock a, IN. nj which time
any Hni all objections and exception,
shall b- presented.
It Is further ordered b, tile CDugt tia,
tho cl.r. oi this court give p'ihlic no
,ic- Of the said hearing hy Publishing a
notice Of the same IN the MEEkIi.
HERALD and the Rio lIlsnco News,
newspapers Published weekly. In the
town of Mr.Scr. in the county .! l;iu
i.!anco. aud s.ai- III Colorado.
SrArg up CoLnHNpp. -
COUNTY ~ RIO UL,S,p.
I. John 4 Watson. Clerk II the Dis.
uiri court within aEi foE the county II
l,iu i,lancp IN the State OF Colorado. ,iu
hereby certify that the above and fore.
Enin- Is - full. true and complete cop,
OF ilr urlcr Of the Court. made and Ell.
tered uf record. appointing a day on
which the Court will proceed 10 hear
aud determine the report IL the Tcf-rc,
iilc,i in the above entitled petitions.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
Cour; affixed at Mc.kcr. this 9Th day OF
September. y. u. iS1.
tsENLl JSc. a. WATSON. Clerk.
The Meeker herald., 1890-09-27

One Of tho iaip-5vg.1 'rt T. -" rrs'li
service Of uar arr fi'iF,N 'ii- - =i'.It
10 considered ;ir adoption - iha III.
cEraphIu rol,l. card. uh.ri 81, .rrii q
great convenience IN ra-iL OIrI carls
OF this kinI ar dClivsr 1 anylhr-, In
far.s witi,in an h54r n't'f tkry have
been mailed los blk coat. cio-ci ONES.
giving - much ry'l - su orlinaFy
letter, ton cents. Tir earl, are ,l,gr
by pncuna;lc di.T.t,h fssn csn'r-l
stations {, TIC ps,'ai rfsrAus r.I=tst
;hrir ailifc -os. aul ar then G.Ii, n Il
by messenger LHye. Tbrrr 81 an f8pr-
nous cor1ur'p'ipp "' them b. husinri,
and professional people.
The Meeker herald., 1890-09-27

MIR. Swipem, said the eiitOr-ln chief,
II wish sou would write an article
giving on. loa,h5omo contemporary
round the corner good dressing down.
lit him hard
Mr., swipem retired to his den and
In due season came forth with the fol-
lowing sumner, which lac submitted 10
the editor:
1.-The Shiny reptile that poisons the
air through the columns Of his cheap
hand-biil taniliariy known Is the Biz
card, is trying To riggle out Of the pit he
ed us Of attempting TO bribe the village
trustees Ia give ms the printing OF the
minutes OF the monthly meeting. We
have proved that he stole hog In
Michigan, turned his old mother out OF
doors, cheated u blind man out of his
dog, and WAS ridden on a rail out Of the
country. We are prepared TO show
that lie has two wives In Nebraska,
was tarred and frathefei in fennsyi-
yania for robbing hen.roOsts, ducked In
hpin NJ INiii ibi n'4ihS "h'hN ~ %
camp meeting In Kentucky, and served
term In the Missouri pen,ientiary for
passing counterfeit money on his old
uncle who had saved him from drown.
ing. This Is the miserable scoundrel,
the sniycling sneak, who breaches To MS
OF morality; the low, Infamous, desrnd-
ed parasite, whose pol'foon soul would
rattle In the eycball Of the most iniini-
tesi,nal animallcul. that ever inhabited
sia.nant mnlhoie, Vile, frpulsiye
and disgusting Ia appearance, unspeak'
ably coarse and sluaiid IN his tastes
and associations this feicli-d blo,ci on
the fair lac. ot nature slekens the
sigh, aud oii.nds the senses. When the
miserable hound wants 10 hs shown up
In all his loa,hsomeness let HIN tackle
III. Tomaliawk again"
That Will do very well, Mr., Swipem"
said III. editor, FOR "A beginning. Give
the the ~ tivlc. | will finish H."
The EDITOR of the Weekly Tomahawk
then sat loan and wrote: Thus far,
AZ the reader will see. we have cnicay-
or.i 10 restrain our feelings AMI ,r-a,
the wretch mildly. "" NOW proceed 10
handle him without gloves"
Aud the editorial lie turned out on
that occasion is s;lll spoken II In ro'a.
Ia Valley ~ tho efowulng effort 81 his
journalistic career. Chicago TIibanc.
The Meeker herald., 1890-09-27
THs DOCTORS SKELETON.
How iIo obtsiuod III. Corpse whish
I'uruish.d II.


Furnished II.
Every family is supposed 20 have a
skeleton IN is closet" remarked DR.,
hEuClcr Of Wichita, Kan, 20 party OF
f:ionds who Elrt him at the Union do
20; last night, says the Kansas City
Times Il had one in my closet until
this week, when shipped it to the
Michigan State University. don,
want to see IL again.
at happened like this Many years
ago whom commenced tho practice Of
medicine In T. small Missouri town, tho
Jesse james boys paid us u visit. Thoy
raidei tho bank and got away with
six thousand dollars, hut firing wa,
pretty general on both sides had a
revolver, and during tho general excite
mont shot ono of the robbers. llo was
dead when NO picked him up, A finer
specimen Of physirai manhood | have
never seen. Tho natives In the lIttlc Nis-
souri, village made no objection when !
claimed tho youths skeleton q, my
prize.
Last week, one rainy night about
eleven o'clock, a genuine oli-fashioncd
fronriorsman came TO my oi',eo. lilo
asked my name. then inquired II had
skeleton Ia ray closet. Iii, face was
bearded aud sunburnt, but there was
something about him that made inc
think Of tho young man ] had killed
many year, before. was alone In tho
Office, and dldn't Ike tho color Of tho
visitors eye. However, l answered his
question In tho affirmative.
Let me SEQ the skoloton" said my
queer visitor.
II, would scarcely do To refuse.
walked to the rear of the Office, where
there wa, \ small table out Of sight Of
my visitor. drew out from tho d"ss a
revolver, the sane one that had "nicd
tho career OF tho youthful bandit years
before, Holding 1, in my hand, l
stepped 10 the closet, throw open tho
door. and remarked with ~ much cool.
ness a, ! could command by fore. OF
will:
There IL tho skeleton"
''Put up your revolver remarked
the stranger. I wont bur, you. n
had wanted 10 shoot you ! would hay"
killed you whom camo Into tho oiiiec.
! ha,, just been down In Oklahoma, and
! am on my Nay back TO Tennessee.
hcari III" Eiofy Of your Lilllns ono Of
the gang. and a. near a. ! can make GU,
1, was my toy that MAS Killed. lie ran
a~ay from home when only ~ elsr year,
old. and newer saw HIN after that.
don, hold any gra'lgo s.aiHs, you. You
i!i what va, right, ! suppose, IIu,
! thought would ,.ko ibis chance to
s-o WhEi 10 left Of the poos boy
II thea showed tho stranger tho akci.
-,on. which M, handsomely mounted.
AMI d"ssFi''rd tho raid a. briefly and
gently - possible. The old pioneer,
only EvmaTs a. no r,s.i upon all cha,
Nas !"'t Of rs ~ vas. We'll. b. va,
a big 'c.i1N, ~ MT Hrr
The Meeker herald., 1890-09-27

a strange battle IA reported &, bavc
taken place in Toxic. \ stream Hnl
through the compound Of Tghukrii
Temple at Suramp. and 'rw tsvt n-p
some hundreds -; hUll,rgrs r.th. r.! ON
either hank. Then terrific battle On,
suol, lasting fron nine .. n, f. four y.
M, and 10 - stato,! that, Whs1 taH corr.
bat was finished. the brook vzs hiprsnl
to such IN extent with tic scdirg 90 t4I
slain that tho course 81 the 1saiar ss.
almost totally imp"ln,l. Lar nuts
bcrs Of people have vi.itrl Tie pas. -
witness tho strange spcct4 ir.
The Meeker herald., 1890-09-27
WYOMING JOURNALISM.
TIL. r,i.i. -.i II fui s,Ia us 1T ~ Ii,,.
Ia 'i.s E4F tsst.

The rti.is sat II hui aus ~ AZ biii.s
Ia 'i.s Var Nsst.
"Sou may tall aiSGi tho lar,l timoa
-sprFioEcc,i Is iko pf.ns poet s.I.d the
continuous h'..'liHf = tho ffFrgtgr Who
whites trsgials' flF metropolitan
newspaper, Lrg al tActr sEr nothing
compared 10 'AU trial. anil ToErivsl;.cs
Of an editor In ihu isr Essi"
rE.a-s--~-r 'r: .r .,ii,ar and
owner Ola paper At Silver ,Iti,. Wye,
osrh; to l.. accurate. sayu 'Ar Chicago
Tribune.
"out In wypm.n.." hr continued.
''w- Epmr,itac, hsyn 10 Evt EFi4slancu
from ;hosc who know nothing - tho
newspaper Lua.n~1p, and ihr mistakes
these upvlr~n mako Ern disastrous
About month s-1 10 bal - silver
CHS III: roliiiU..' rit"iin'. \ ROLLER
skating tournament, and a u',i!.Hs. tho
same Hisht l enuii mot Al.ral ell
three os-n,N. ~ ! 80; Our town clerk -
write up tho uoiiinr Tor mo. H. cams
Ia late AMI ,urar,l hi1 copy Ia u.ihuu,
locking 4, u. Thea vrni hstsip anI
L., nay Bother r., 90, ihc raprr. When
rad the account II that wedding rc,i
morning ! vas u; guS,ca; foe an In.
sane asylum. After stating that 1911
Lane sad May Sziin vcrr married. the
account proceeded - describe the Goa.
,gnrs lt-r this:
"'Ssr.h iiakcr. frtl 'rDcl. white s.rk.
and hsir launched; I.muis i!iii. greet
dr-sa. hi'h.hrrI"d l!gpCra: Nslsri i.aii.
some Kind u thin siuf. white. and ;.c,l
up with ~! ;Apc. and half f5iz.IC,I.
Ellen Graves, rri hsir. rcd t!ross, icC,
In from, anil s;ur. uu, rifle behind.
EmEs English. drvlsri {, Kill. gem.
inc velvet dr~s1 aai .rNrn NM ~ teeth
on her sioyrs. k~r hair dead yellow.
frankie iIcar. hair iiri ~ Ike a
'..nna r'll and had a To- "' Vegetables
In u. her drraa hrisicii ~ iie alig wish
pretty rupr: Winnie ChuH,hI.i. iaIs
fscsro-', IA { summers drr.s wish few
new tri'iminrs.'
That's 10" way tho t~~punt Sai.
While IL Was not noticed i.lrh a. hvfa-
I, gave riy rival. dSan f'iv .iLha-n
Valley n chance - poke l.i;iH fIh At
The Meeker herald., 1890-09-27
oRAriruoe'5 INTEREST.
q Niiii-n Returned In csy m"ts of To-.
II,n,s sn.I I,nIIat Loan

A Now York letter In the 81. Louis
Hcpublic says. Years ago. - runs tho
story. New Yorker came pCnniirss 10
friend. borrowed si,C1n without helm,
able to give other security than Tia iarn
WORT. AMI started wpai ., lr-in it'r
anew. Tho lrndrr remained ighinI tor
year. without Z, .ri1 frJI To- borrow.
or. anl finally was reduced Is rnisfoS;.
unc 70 .hirct ppyrrty.
No. many day a'-s, whom about to 10
e,ictcd Toe noa-paymcnt Of rent, hc
begged his way .sspss tho Cnrilanit
street ferry vith the hpur Of finding
cmplcymcu, with an =rpuaia'anec in
Jersey City. ~ hr 4 tAn fprrf.,ua, q
crowd from IN iaeUminr train van hast.
cning o. bparl. AMI ON Il The travel.
crs stopped him ami ylIifnod arlu-int.
ancc. # wa "a man g. whom hc had
lent 5000. H. lad come tlfl. rich from
ftr;unC.hun;iH-.
Tho two returned 10 Sow York. iinrd
together. and cErhan!-rl rvtsriru-ct
The returned fpriLnC.7ua'.re. 0I nHl Ing.
his old.iimc bcnria"tpr pennies. drew,
check and handed 1T, lIn l,uat
for sIOl. pll, ani ~ f'W ilF BE- wa. 'u,.
lowed by syJl,UJO upfr-si. Un w IN
gratitude foF That ..'.y fh,ut
The Meeker herald., 1890-09-27

NrhsrH rHDris"E-iiaai oysr.c-rs - ~,
'ft't Nc, . i--i, Agi-n3 pts;rir, No. {. J.c,i
Natter hi'iTist Ne, a. Adam saith.
j"''ir'. ~ Tho r.~.--.. ". s,",,- a,,i ". =
fauSi-.
'ur.iai'i-s-n y. Clark.
'",L 'aHuI-Jns,Ir--E .. t.a-,.
tstsisiiss=is T. Amhg.
iissi ut1fsoyF=ssm Martin.
rtSu''N'r-jus'is,r-r. y. kinz.
Tun''si,is.-J. ". it-s-ks
Had utsrs-vr=j. ~. nsiniirith.
wHfrr i;I'rn-tHsglr.-G " Haaar,i
Coit',aisr=Hs iiFi.au.
iInsi nyrrsFsF-gs"rsy ". ti,arS.
h'>Hrs,-iu'stau=A =. iansT,.
t't'isil~-jsssrrh S,a,i-t.
Had p,rFss-r= - q. Spsr,.
rrrru Observation-Disclosures. suiith.
'"n';atso= wuitasa ,srN'r.
Heal ptrsse,r=p. -t-yi.
The Meeker herald., 1890-09-27
4 pleasing >.nsc

OF health aud strength renewed and Of
Ease aud comfort follows tile use Of
~ytup NJ Fiss. rs 1t acts In harmony
with nature To cHcctually cleanse the
system When custivc or bilious. For sale
In .0t aud /: ! bottles by all leading drug
gisls.
The Meeker herald., 1890-09-27

pasliaway Where dill YOU stay in
NJ uiiuu :" I'ravers-'l had myself
arrested and went right To jail.
Bashawa, for heavens sake. What
did vou de- that fory' TraNers 1t
was the ehcpI~st place could lind.
The Meeker herald., 1890-09-27

e. e. Stout is tile Mcckcr agent for
Ballard. the New Castle jswclcr. Mr.
Stout has handsome assortment Of
watches aud jcwclry. which lie is selling
vt bed rock figures. Call and see him at
III. puS;onirc store.
The Meeker herald., 1890-09-27
Liberal cLuunIsG orrmus.

Arrangements have been made hy
TIE llEHAI-p whereby any of the fol-
lowing well known STANDARD periodicals
may DO had in connection with l'ug
HERALD at u triiling cost. These Zig.
urcs apply TO cash subscriptions only;
TnE HERALD and Cosmopolitan
Magazine tmontllyl TO new sub
scribtrs only .....,,,.......... ! va
The HERALD and Chicago Her
aid weekly. observation-disclosures. . ~
The HERALD and Philadelphia
Press weekly .................3 w
TIE HERALD and san Francisco
Weekly Call. 3 -
TEE HERALD ana Detroit Free
Press weekly. Observation-Disclosures. 3 -
Sample Copies Of any Of the above
may be had at TnE HERALD Office,
upon application.
Address:
THE MEEKER HERALD,
MEEKEn. Colo.
The Meeker herald., 1890-09-27

WY A~A~J~> ~
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Fiss Is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing To the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanscs the sys
tenn elltctunlly, dispels colds, head.
aches and fcyers md cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of It's Kind ever pro-
dnce'l. pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptablo to tie stomach, prompt in
It's 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 tho most
popular remedy known.
Ryrup Of f;;s Is for sale In Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gis,s- Any reliable druggist who
may not have it On hand will pro-
cure j. promptly for any one who
wishes to t.y it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO syrup co.
sls IaAscisco. cat.
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Your strict temperance man takes
very little pleasure IN going fishing.