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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-06-27

For Consumption, Asthma, Bronchi-
tbs, Dyspepsia. Catarrh. Hay Fever,
Headache; Debility, Rhetlm1 nat atiSsm;; IS Men; f2t7 /
ralgia and md ALL CHRONIC AND NERVOUS
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-06-27
Auditor Taylor;s Firmness.

II there is any man in the state
mat deserves recognition at the hands
0. business men it is Auditor
Taylor. His manner of doing business
IS continual menace to everyone not
pursuing a legitimate business. This
~ especially true of his dealings with
'ne insurance companies or rather the
snloe advertising agents into whose
'lalds some of the companies have
placed their business.
Early in the winter the Auditor no
.lhed the companies in what papers
'Aey might publish their statements
"lld these statements were to be print
'u Within agiven time to entitle the
eolhpanles to do business in the state
,A"ny OF the companies turned their
business over to advertising agents
VINO would contract to get their work
0oAe LOT price below legal rates
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-06-27
NO, 379
Railroad Time Tables.

Railroad Time Tables.
g. NJ. T. st, p.
Mpena-Passenger South at 1921 q. m,
Passenger North at 5:23 D. m.
Freight North at l0:2lam
Freight South at 4:2Dpm
oonsocket-Passenger North at 5:02 D m.
Passenger South at 10 40 M.
Passenger East at 1a:4O. m.
Freight North at 1O:3Oam.
Freight South at SOP pm
Freight East as 2:15 am.
Southern Acknowledgment arrives at 12 AZ
Freight arrives at $40 D M
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-06-27

A great deal has been said and
written about artesian wells. The
committee appointed by congress to in
vestlgate the artesian basin reports
that it extends from jamestown to-
Benton and down the Missouri to
Yankton. Many believe that one well
in atownship would be sufficient to
irrigate that township. This we be-
lieve to bea mistake. The greatest
benefits producing general good results
would be the filling up of dry lakes and
lake beds, thereby giving a larger area
for evaporation purposes, causing more
moisture in the air and consequently
a greater rain fall.
We are glad to note the increasing
sentiment in favor of Prof. S. L.
Huntley for the senate. lie has
served one term faithfully and we'll.
The only word of dissatisfaction OF
which we have heard is the one
raised by Blosser and his chums that
Prof. Huntley got bill passed pro-
hibiting the sale of tobacco to boys
under sixteen. That's a great thing
to raise howl about! What is there
sowrong about it? We do not think
the parents in Jerauld county will see
anything particularly bad IN it, but on
the contrary. much to commend. A
man who will look out for the children
and youths and in the strength OF
honest conviction can eloquently plead
thecause of the weak is the man we
want in our legislature. Mr.. Huntley
is well ed ucated, an eloquent speaker
and though firm az adamant, is OF
pleasing address and will not antago-
nlze where nothing is to be gained. He
Is well fitted to represent the farmers
interests, for by living constantly on
MS farm he has gone through the pri-
Tations and struggles Of the pioneer
farmer in Dakota, and is in active
sympathy with them in their
efforts to correct th1r wrongs.
IN fact he is so well qualified for the
Office IN every way that the people
%lllnaturally turn to him for one of
'nclr representatives.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-06-27

Will practice in the
District, Probate and
Justices courts. Collec-
tiOns q speciality.
Washington Springs S.
ID.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-08-29
NUMBER IS.

would make Il charming home"
One morning with considerable
trepidition, youn" Eames preached
the subject to Mr.. Brooks.
mo one / should like better for a
snn-in-Iaw, if Mary il willing" was,
the prompt answer.
Mary was willing. and as there
seemed no good reason for waiting,
the marriage took place within few
weeks.
."Charles, ,''said his father in-law ,af-
ter the young people returned from
their wedding journey. lit is time for
me to render you an account of your
money affairs. / have been lucky in
my investments, and | have thirty
one thousand dollars to your credi! =,
or deducting the am~unt paid for
your. house. tweutyssix taou-aad-iois.
lars. BY the way, have you received
your aunt'S bequpst ?'
81 received it yesterday" said
Charles.
"Inheed!" !"
Here it is" said the young man
and he produced battered silver
watch.
"Do you mean to say that is all she
left yOu?" asked his father-in.law,
stupefied.
Yves. sir"
Ezekiel Brooks whi&tleG.i in sheer
amazpment. and his cOuntrnance fell ..
For "A moment he regretted his
daughters marriage. hut then came
the thought that his s0n-in-Iaw
though lucky mistake, was really
the pos@ess0r Of quite comfortable
property, which under his manage.
ment might be increased. SO he sub.
mltted with good grace, aud is on
the best of terms with his daughters
husband, who is now in Italy with
his wife, pursuing "A course of artistic
study. lie treasures s.carefully the
old watch, which he regards as the
foundation of his proSperIty.-Yan
Blade,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-08-29
1t WaS COrNS,

There were scores Of passengers
waiting in the Pennsylvania depot,
Jersey City, and a prominent figure
among them was real Old-fashiOned
woman wearing quaint old bounet,
and having the traditional number
of parcels and hand boxes with her,
She had eaten fried cake ana drap''
rr,'rs---,. u'(lIe-T' corr r1ea, AMI after
brushing the crumbs away she took
from her pocket u milestone and
pocket knife, and began putting an
edge on the latter. There was gem
pral stir of interest around her, and a
man who sat near by remarked ::
"WeII,yOu are.the. first | ever
saw who could sharpen knife"
"Lands save you, but | know fifty
of 'en ~ she replied. ANY women
folks up our way who can't sharpen
axes and knives are counted no good.
This 'ere knife belongs to the old
man, and hain't very good stuff"
"What's your object in sharpening
the knife ?" he asked. as she worked
away with much vigor.
"Corns. Got two on the bottom of
my left foot. Orter pared 'em down
afOre | left home. hut didn't have
time, Got fifty-fve minutes to wait
here. and I'll put it on. the corns.
How's that for an edge?"
"Sharp az razor. ."he replied.as he
received the knife. felt of its edge
and passed it back.
"Yes, | guess it will do. You'd
be- ter move now. Hate to bother
you, hut them cOrns is dreadful"
He moved away, followed by two
or three others, and the old lady
slipped off her shoe and stocking.
turned her back to the crowd, and
began operations. She was through
in about twenty minutes. and, after
replacing lier shoe. she bundled her
packages together and loudly re-
marked:
"There! I feel hundred dollars
better, AMI I'll have half an hour
more after gIt home to help change
the hens into 'he new coop"
Mr.. Summprheim - 80 our old
friend, Abraham has failed ."
Mr.. SOunenheim-"Ya, tree hun -
dred tOusand liapiities."
Summerheim-"An how much
assets ?''
"Nuttings at ALL"
SOmmerheim-"W Weeping Rachel I!
What a genius. ."-Clothie and Fur
nisher.
Jones was calling on his dentist.
$50 you are troubled with tooth
ache ?" inquired the artist in iYor-
! les.
"Frightfullv."
"Ah does it come frequently ?"
LIVERY five minutes"
"Aud lasts some time?"
"A quarter of an hour at least"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-08-29
FIRE INSURANCE.

Having added another first-class company
to those represented by me, l am now pre-
pared TO write policies ON all kinds of propesz
ty on short notice and at reaS nable rates.
Special inducements and rates given on
dwelling houses and farm property.
Insure your property in good companies
those authorized by Law to do business in the
State, and save trouble in case of fire.
The only licensed Fire Insurance Agent in
Garrett county, authorized TO write policies.
3l5tf +. A. THAYER.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-08-29
NOTICE.

All persons are warned against cutting
down any of the timber on my land on the
HoOppole Road, adjoining the land of Bowie
Johnson. about three miles from Deer Park
and six miles from Oakland. The penalty
for cutting down timber in Garrett county
Md, without permission of the owner of the
land, is the same, under the Act oflSS0, ch
264, as for felOniously stealing goods or chat
tells TO the value ofthe tree or trees so cut
down.
THEOS. B. HORWITZ.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-08-29
BLACKSMITHING.

lam prepared to doall kinds of blacksmith
ing. Farmers work speciality. Prices as
low as can be had for first class work. Shop
near" Browning House."
"- DAVID LITTLE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-25

In the first stages, whether il be
acVured Od inherited Peru IA ls the
reMedy that has demonstrated that
fact over ana over again. Pe-ru-na
viii cure that cough that has been
troubling you 50 long. Pe-ru-na wlll
cure your bronchitis, hoarseness or
oatarrh. lt cures old coughs that have
withstood all other treatment. DO You
have pleurltic or neuralgie pans n the
chest. lake Pe-ru-na and YOU VIII be
promptly relieved. All forms OF
chronic diseases OF the throat, br0hn-
cal tubes and lungs that are habie TO
lead 70 consumpIln are durable by Pc
ru-na. No one with weak lungs,
chronic cough, shOrmess Of breath,
pitting blood, or night swrats, should
neglect 20 get Pe-ru-na al once and take
as directed on the bottle until every
yestigC Of the symptoms disappear.
Persons OF cunsumpt,ye families ind in
Pc-ru-ua reliable sproiecton against
the dread disease. A lecture 10y Dr.
Hartman sent free 10 amy adddcss 10y
the Peruna Medicine Company, COium-
bus, ONO.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-25

There Is ono thin- can say about
Mr Blaine remarked Governor Gear,
% Iowa. q a Washington correspondent.
"Ho az 40 noss phenomenal memory
I have ever known. Al few days AGO
WIS calling on shs Secretary when be
asxed mo -o ST. down Gear. said be.
You ara ths vcrT man I wanted - sec.
For long time I have been wanting 20
ask you about sou's families which left
ny Did COUNTY IN fennrylrsnia Thirty
yrars aEo and sestled IN no part 81
Iowa which ron nov Represents In Con
grrs- How SO tic smithsous getting
alongp And the Brovnsr Ant NJ
B'aire went on. asaci Mr. Gear. -
make inquiries abost 10 fewer than
tvvrr ~ Eve families n mem ',er - which
he bad not seen ~ n1o-e thsu q quarter
90 century BE n0s only reraeu bcrcd
the names. hut charscteris-ics and
family htstories. an3 when nT Own
memoir wss a. fault. thourh I have
knovn nearly every faniiy ho made in
auirv ahou- be described The beads to
re ~ith such particrt lartey shat I ccud
nor fail t5 recall therl hsd evar kncvn
them very reu1arsahio thinT was
thar he rosid rernen her the names -
nearly AL the yrs wnr-, these men aat
--ar- 81 and also the nar-es - tacir
e- r1rrr
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-25

twill LICK EN-. TOO. Old MAN"
house stood in the midst of great wide
open space The porches were filed
with Toung naidens and old ladies now:
thero wero troop horses tethered close
b.. gallant fellows with brosd-rimmed.
much bo-plumet hats and ciltlaced gray
uniforms wore there The captain q
that band. Emile Carman. devoted him
self especially 70 ono dainty. quiet.
beautiful lass who seemed not % az
preciate - honor thus thrust upon hcr.
Caruan vas brave man. handsome and
= great favorite With the ladies'. but %
this Young maid he seemed utterly dis
tasteful
a sound of boots upon tho hard road
"A grsy-coated picket dashes up and
signals Thev're coming
Then tho-o is hurried mounting and
formation. quick words - caution. sug-
Festion md command
T. vas FOR 10 holiday show that these
daughters % the south hsd gathered
there. I'm dread. zee vith intense longing
~ witness t8e strife of real var. they had
boon gathered 20 grace this deeI 20 $40
tbe invaders receive the punishment
justly deserved
There raues in s'Ehta thin .h-ead -
hlre, each man and horse a Picture. ard
tne voun- leader teautifrI as ~l
~eru they dep -7 i0-0 Inr. so se
that tse or1r- ss.-- 0r ea-a rs~o can -
read h- tre h-e8-h l-ss SPECTATORS. rh8
rr-- Won have eiven tre of ~ rT
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-25

Rev. r. ". Shrout, Pastor United
Brethren Church, Blue Mound, Kan,
says: Il feel it my duty 10 tell what
wonders DR.. Kings New Discovery has
done Tor me. My lungs were badly dis
cased, and my parishloners thought !
could live only few weeks. took
five bottlcsof Or. Kings New Discovery
and am sound and well, gaining -
lbs. IN weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loves Funny
Folks Combination, writes: "AIter u
thorough and convincing evidence, /
am confident Or. Kings New D.scov-
cry for Consumption, beats 'em al. and
cures when everything else fails. The
greatest kindness | can do my many
thousand friends is TO urge them 10 Try
It," "l0c trial bottles at Peck Bros
drug store. Regular sizes SOC and 81.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-25

E1s so1d yDss fizs soPllsT
.sFl Dlzy s1xa Sls4s@E~. 1s~n beg"
reol ID Lsui Blsz@sszz4si. -ss1s G.ops
tzsy EDnE rna ns too rs1Z1 foG
know zas Esvex ssc0sazss7a - P&sgtng
VIA boys a. ycg - hsrs, 4oa sEsz /
gss sxcL1si yo-z1 z nGa 10 tss 1sFn q
= ch@p- Bat sappsSs ~e sry .oosAs1
crink % y0a klS~ az iss.o< - tcts
county 80 ~ sEre1ssa sso-tsssE- Yea
s1o1ld ry tes sFA=1ss Sosy zrve 30 a.
tie Bah anS y 4rEzfng P1a IL Donass.
Cea41ns IFlsz, las ooS ~ts1 tie s@szs
ef ths smoke a1d shs hssEHer. gssa
q he4r : ios za.y.t tiss Aa1srscsn drinks
befere I cane bsrs, bss bless Gle Il
tad chsm sqsal % o4r 0sl-
sI4ke = ~hiszy oocktaal, said ne
America, 'a4d sss Il tA4ss strong
enough 70 sais F0g-
Lord BIsssrit2l sipped the cocktail
anA re1szEke1 tEat it ~ss vel snOagh
IA ia ~ay. bGt 90 week Then hs
fslend szdsxed . c0ugke Of run sOCrs.
which his LsrdsGip declared an tn-
proysment On ths OshsE Then they
had variety q drtnks, and. as Lord
D44NoftAA pbAfN1 c@~A en7 wv -
throas, De observed:
-All very veil deah boy. bst you
should taste a drop Of true British
spirits at ths autor CarfstoR. Two Or
three z glasses would be eRozgh for one
evening
Al last bis speech began 20 grow
thick and his vision hazy. lie thought
hs would sry light ose this time 10
TO- o1 with
"A stone fence Is What you want
said bis American friend. aud forthwith
one vas placed before him Lord
Bla~stital tasted it and pronounced Il
pleasant. mild decootion. lie finished
ths drink and said thai hs thought tho
fresh air would do him good Bat"
be added as 20 tried 30 riso from his
chair, hang ne 10 ne legs haven't got
tied in a bard knot. How does this
happen7'
Well" replied bis friend, ''these
American drinks have way OF settling
in your feet, especially II you're not
used 70 them They're not As strong a.
those IL the Bear and WASN'T or
whatoser you call tho place. but they
get there just the sauo Suppose No
call : cab and take a little ride.
Win some difficulty. Lord Blawstital
was conveyed through side door
and placed in a cab, raviRg feobly about
tho watery qualities Of American
beverages. a brisk drive through tho
park served 20 untangle his legs, and
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-25

many Impressions - Am-rica' daring
hLs residence in Eu gland that nothing
he saw ia this colntry &4A likely -
alter them
What sort Of a thirg Is sport in this
country. Ia Ike - 6now2' continued
Lord BiaNssital. his nose and accent
rLsing az the same time Now, me
boy. I went 60 SEQ what you call your
great National game Of baseball the
other day. and 'pon me honahl
COULDN'T make head nor t2ll OF - It's
nothing at al Ike eric ket
'sNo, its rot" remarked ono of his
American friends, dryly. 1T isn'tequal
TO cricket - = soporidc. that's one sure
thing"
quite right. mo boy" continued his
1.ordship, With true British density, 'ft's
not tho equal OF cricket in that or any
osher way But there's = new sort OF
cove net she other day az the race
course asked him what he thought
81 that horse C.0thesrack. and be told
me was perfectly safe TO copper him
] bot five guinees On the brute, ye know.
and beggar nle n he didn't come in last
of all Ms Looking al over FOR tho
ecoundrel who told mo IL was safe to put
no coppers on tho boast"
s'You ought % mako whole chapter
out OF that FOR your Impressions OF
America" obserVedoue OF tho company
after the laughter had sabsided-
And 80 have" exclaimed his Lord
ship. and hope Il viii save some OF
ny countryuen from being swindled
when they come tothis country"
Then his Lorcship won. upstairs TO
his room and made the following en-
trios In hfs jOurusl.
Told the story os the race-corrso
Fwiadio % sorne Americans and they all
laaghed at nae. 'Che Yankees think IL 4
hne ioxs 10 see a. Englishman cheated
Have boon - al the loading bar
rooms IN View York % get points fo-
nv chapter on The Fashionable So
ci~tr of the Mssropolis-' Several gen
.tleneu hive compl!nentod me on my
sxrs,nsiva knowledge % America a.
0uired 1urir~ my brief stay bore "a
f7rt. ono - tlnn hAs been good enoug :
- sneak af rae con -rus'iY as too mar
vva8 arovs ft alI.' which ~ certainly 4
tribute to uv remarSaole fund Ok iniOr
notion Americans can be polite some
tires m they want 20 30
"t lm cold that there sre other cities
a. .ho interior, such az Philadelphia
Chicago and Boston. but shall not vi-i
thou. az have already learned a groa
doal ahous them from ny friends ir
New York. Saea-es abound 7 am told
fn she reg fons In watch sheso cities ars
situated IN r. TIE lass sentence
properly ifalicizei. wili DO Tor Joke
Mast send it 20 punchl."
Having finished tbs work. LORD
Dlevstitai put On the largest and NOS
brilliant of his assortment of rcd ca
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-25

then be was taken back 20 his hotel and
tendsrly deposited in bod He awoke
the next morning with splitting
hoadache, bat he remembered his en-
gagement at the football grounds, and
Immediately after his ''bawth" told his
man 70 lay out bis flannels and other
accoutrements for athletic sports.
Lord Blawstital made his appearance
Just before tho earac was called and
was promptly enrolled as ''rusher." in
defcrcn-e TO his great experience and
skill
For fow moments tho ball was
kicked hi.her and thither, and then sud-
denly IL was passed 20 tho English
man and he started with IL for the goal.
lie mot the forces OF tho enemy before
Dc had COMO a dozen PAGES. There was n
crash. chorus OF yslls IN his ears, and
9 constellation which looked like the
entire solar system before his eyes.
Down no went 20 mother earth and tho
ball was wrcs,ed from bis grasp
Both sides stood on his PROSTATE form
and struggled for the ball Ills whis-
kers were trampled into tho mud and
his shoulder put ont of joint. Then
tho charge swep. o. and, relieved Of tho
weight OF twenty-One men, Lord Blsws-
tltal slowly picked himself up and
gased ruefully a. his soru and soilod raj
mcnt
Somebody helped him 20 scrape Tho
mud ont ot bis eTes snd ears.
What's that deah boy7- inquired
the Bri-ou. pointing 20 cavity in the
earth from which he bad just been ox-
trica a.cd
That replied 10 other, '1s m En-
ciishmau's impression on American
soil 7 l. FoED.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-25


day Of bitter grief. humiliation sn1
prayer 70 one stricken soul Who hungers
Tor the de@rb thAt comes not
Ned Douglas j0aned Ours" in pS,
while se .ere serving Ia Louisiana
Eizht from The Point be came. ~
fusing tie few weeks furLough grant
ed on graduation. 50 fearful vas
10 that the war might end be-
fore he could make q record IA
that grand strife. A knightly young
soldier wzs he, tender and true as
hts naDesake Of the loving sOng-the
sool OF lion for night tho heart Of =
loving girl for all n at was poor, pltifnl
or weak The blush came often % his
fair cheek at rude remark or unkind
Jest, and no would toss his long, blonde
hair from OF his brow with hasty hands
whose nervous action showed bow ho
lOnged 20 resent unworthy thoughts
and deeds Ia those he considered should
DO sodiers In all thtngs-sOuls OF honor.
Beauty" and Beau" wero the first
names suggested for him; but his neat
ness, the feminine tact he showed in
ruling his men and gaining the friend
chip OF even tho roughest officers. to-
gether with the really womanly traits
that seemed 20 be more than fairly pro-
portiOned in his character, caused some
ono 70 dub him Nellie" and "Nellie"
ho was FROM tho day the name first
sounded for him
twas at q certain point on the Mis-
sissipDi, below the mouth OF the Red,
that we had laid in camp for two months
nothing was stirring but staGnation
and the troopers, as Corporal Casey put
II. were gotting "blue-moldy for want
OF baitin."
Hovering about our lines, just outside
nnd continual in annoying little hornet
like attacks, was body OF Confederate
partisan rangers. Well mounted, know
ing tho country perfectly, having
the cooperation OF all the inhabitants,
and brave, daring fellows withal, the
little troop of Captain Carman kept US
continually on tho alert, and when we
sought him he was, like tho traditional
Paddy's flea, never there" His success
enboldened him, dozen times he sent
challenges 70 me daring me TO send out
thirty Of my best troopers 20 meet his
band, composed OF that number, in fair
fight in open field. Such q proceeding,
by arrangement, would have been SO
grossly irregular" that headquarters
would never have sanctioned IL. But
Nellie heard Of the boast and brought all
the woman power OF ''pester" he pos
sessed 70 bear upon mo until | allowed
him, ''unbeknownst To me-" as it were.
20 accept the challenge and arrange for
tho fight
Twas a beautiful May morning as
watched the gallant band, from the
closed flap OF my tent, file out and move
down the road behind the grand levee
Nellie was at the head Of his picked
twenty-five; no more would he take
We'll give them the odds and will lich
'em, too. old mani" ho said, as ho SHOOK
my hand before mounting. a little
scout, as all tho men remaining behind
in camp thought the expedition was
but every boy" OF that twenty-five
knew the work that was cut out for him
and 70 do or die was the resolve within
his breast.
Seven niIes down the river road wa
tho noble plantation Of Mr.. Villiare
It's rambling, low, piazza-surroundeC
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-25

sEd were driEeu. aa3 al eoZ-er - err
Nellie thsE, - sl.oa - tbe nrsE c-sa 81
- hrss ylcsory ~a.s oser. q fs~'---sa
Us psssdng forcs au3 resofDe2 - tse
ogsBln.sI SD - care fgr tie "oen1e-s
foe s2d frlend. lup4rti3Ly
Womens kla5ly aaa1s Id ioreSsall-
81 ht11 IL thar ana Ill tie lzse speolst-
ozs ~ese inslae TIE ho1sa, On N1r-ssl2a
deecs intent aaeu Is @lsul04lls4 - as
froat Sad stepped upon us p9nch-
Just then. from the opSn doorway,
came Eas s~eesess vision t14t n-s eyes
hzd ever hooked upon TIE l-dy s2zed
upon tke younE hero waam she Lad
watched, battllag - gr2ndly against
heE fFiends. ana - lis eyes I'D Tie
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-25

The transition from long, lingering
and painful sickness to robust health
marks an epoch in the life of the midi
vidual. such a remarkable event j.
treasured in the memory and thcacency
whereby the good health has been at
tanned Is gratefully blessed. Hence IL
j. that SO much is heard in praise OF
Electric BltterS. 50 many feel they
owe their restoration 10 health 90 tlc
use of the Great Alternative and Tome.
If YOU are troubled with any disease Of
the kidneys, liver or stomach, uf long
or short standing. YOU VIII surely iiud
relief by use OF Electric Bitters. Sold
at 30 cents and 81 per bottle at Peck
BrOS' drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-25

Ssrta r-1z. Gals has h,ree thzt "a
sf-v- thrce --ars at5. Hc care - Csli-
f,~~fa II rsss ~fth wrHsr Handlev
snd vss cal l~i an oid ho~ss tAen- Fer
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