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tathers.


MLE1CAN and oT,lsn professors, tutor. goycrnes'os
"A teacher Of all hrtuchr S.. supplied % colleges.
school. aud iaml.-, English French. Gersn sd spanish
spoken. MIRIAM COiEiEtE $50 j,A.ave. COZ -vth-'i.
A REST TEACHERS Americsn and Foreign. supplied
"A. for all branches IN all localities 10 charge IEACH-
l. + AVERY America" school D4's-' y co. ''' s.
MEXICAN AND fOHt.IG* TEACHERS, AGENCY
n supple, Professor Tea her Iutoss ',o'crnesses
Mr.. ". J. YOUNGFuLIoN. - Union square
1 VASSAR wellesley or Smith graduate wanted. To
"A take a Young lady On her own hone and ~ pare her
TO- college AdGr-,- V ". :. Tribune once Now YORK
KINDERGAETNEE.-A gradual. from the Kr'u-
"A Borlfr Institute win precrca. cNp'rl'ncc. thor
oughlv competent IN English G' anu nslc. j. oI'n
for engagement. Address &. W, Tribune ono.
EX.FRENCH TEACHER hreyet .uperiour wishes to De-
Il engaged in college or private huif 10 teach hi'
literature uHhcnatlc- -'tntr etc hicA
ctr ref, rrncr~ Address PkDAGOGlE, Tribune tptoNn
once. rs broadway.
EXPEEIFNCED TEACHER having cottage At ,eashore
IL viii n'y- IN 'oil"g, rIeuaietor, -ndc.
Board given II wished. differences rdul'd = T.. %
Shcrmanafc. Newark y J.
n j. AND \. y. NORMAL GRADUATES wanted for
~. public schools 80 g,d sdarit-. Apply I" W. u.
KERR Manager. Union Teachers Agency, 10 Aror Place
Ncw-Yofk.
II KECErTRE.N> WANTED Tor high school college grad
ence. Send coplc- Of i'-tlmonia- W. D. KERR Union
Teacher.' Agency. H. N-ior Place. y. y
CCHFRMERrORN'S TEACHERS AGENCY.
- Oldest and best known IN L. s.. Established 300
East lith-st. y Y
XVOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU nos
w both supplies professors teachers eoNerne-ses
nu.icisns houseseepcs companions chaperones &C. to
colleges schools and families also booEkeepers -tenogra
pher. and copvist- to business firms
Mi.s c. T.. wERNER a2e hth.ayc.. New-York CITY.
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Proposals.

ID ROPOSALS FOR DREDGING At THE
i T. :. NAVY YARD Bfoohyn. New York.-burcau
Of Yard, and Docks. Navy Department. NashngtOn u e.
June . soO.-Scslcd proposals. In duIcRt" indors'd
'Proposal. for Dredging Navy Yard. Brooklyn. y y"
will be- received ar this Bureau untl II o'clock ~.
Wednesday July ,. 1890, and publicly opened Immediately
Thereafter. Specifications ard blank form. Of proposals
will b. forwarded upon application U the ConmaHdaut "
tho Navy yard Brooklyn y. V. or to Cc bureau. Re-
will 10 required for the faithful perform
ance of the contract the tPh reserved I" reject
or all proposals deemed advantageous ~ the Govern
mont and WHlNe all defects. bond !or The II
-four thousand dollars a. 600 must accompany bids for
tho work. n III. fAFQt iAK, thlrf m bureau.
ID ROpOSALS FOR MAILBAG CORD
i FASTENERS.-Po.t Once Department Washington,
d. c. NAV l. ls90Scpartte scaled proposal, from pat
cntees or their assgnc.s Will be received al Thu Department
until noon on the 10Th day Of July. 1890 follows. Pro.
posal, for mai! BAG cord fastener Tor by
Post one" Department; said proposals. ~ state the
ROYALTY any charged for patent device at which
Yatent eevicc II any VIII b. conveyed g. IA" toN'nunt
aud also price which aid mailbag cofdiacc viii be
furnished complete including royalty Proposals must be-
accordance with the catlOns and forms Of proposal,
which Will furnished application by letter
The contracts
NAV made will be Ia conformity to The specifications and
the accepted proposals. The RIGHT j. reserved 10 reject
any all the proposals. JOHN WANAMAKER Post.
Wa-te r.fieneral.
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Gotels.
HOTEL ALDER
Real estate Wante6.

=. LAWYERS OF YORKVILLE PROPERTY
a. DESIRING TO Rent OK St.LIL,
CROMBIE McKEAN kAIIENMnfER
$50 3D-AVE., OR - EAST l2oTH-ST
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Eci, tOantc0.

EclJ tUdntf0-
w ANTED.Man as agent OF our patent safes, size 2sx
w lSXlS inches. 80 retail. All sizes a, low Nov
STYLES new patterns lock; IA tory Not 10Y.
erned by safe Pool Every warranted Rare chance
permanent business our terms and catalogue viii con-
Vince you agent clear $500 $500 per month"; Write for
exclusive territory
ALPINE SAFE CO.. Cincinnati. Ohio.
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Miscellaneous.


DHINCTTOH UNIVERSITY EXAMiNATIoNs-lS'o
rXAMINITIONS FOR ADMISSION % all c!a.se,
and all department, n Princeton university m'Iudhg
tho recently founded school Of Electrical Engineering
and for student, desiring PASS the preliminary cNanna-
tions VII b. held
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY JUNE L. AND 10.
commencing at II o'clock A. m. In the !. VI C. \.
Building 80 East 23d-st, corner Of ith.ave Ncw-iofk
City.
\ prize u 800. to DO paid af'"r ratiruation. VIII
he given bv the Princeton club Of New-Yoik ~ the
ambient who at This place. shall pass th" best full
entrance examination tho Acnc'm,r Freshman Cia-s.
For further information apply To Executive Committee
Princeton Club u N'W-Nofk
c. G.. CCYLER -. Treasurer.
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FURNISHED Donses 60 Cet.

A SIASCONsET. NANTUCKET ISLAND.-Furnished
"A cottages, $40 10 $40 t1e Views, surf
bathing no hot days malaria or mosq uoes circulars
DOUBLEDAY. 80 Ann-st
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MAINE STEAMSHIP co.
n. The only line to Cottage City MASS, ano FORT
Ind Maine Connecting Portland with all iaiirolas and
steamship lines for Bar HaIhor old 0Ieht r%'ana
ST John n H. and all Eastern summer resorts. sNam.
ers sail every Wednesday saturday a. p M ron re,
information apply HORATIo HALL Agent a. the pief
A NCHOR LINE. L. S. MAIL Steamships.
n Pier Il, y: T., foot Of Leroy ~; yttr,xsro,vx
IS CITY or ROME sails M
Saturday, June - July &c, Aug. -, }, PIT ~. -.
Cabin 500 $50 si0O. Second cabin so 81 els2e 20
NEW,Y YORK AND GLASGOW VIA LoNIDoNbDEERY.
EthiopIa June 81, Deyona July . 5 a. .5 Y.
This steamer sails from Anchor Line piers, Prenacei
''0rei HE%DEHsoS BRoTHERs Bowling Green.
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both with pen and brush. and his DOCK
is full of interest and information
Mem Civilizations.
THE BURNT MILLION.
A NOVEL
BY
JAMES PAYN.
JAMES PAYN.
No. e73 in Harper's " Franklin Square Liorsy'
svo, Paper, 1924 PIP. % cents

BY THE SAME AUTHOR:
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BY PROXY. Svo Paper, 30 cents
CANON'S WARD. illustrated. 40 Paper - cenH'
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FOR CASH Only. Alto. Paper, 30 cents.
FOUND DEAD. $40. Paper 20 cents.
FROM EXILE. 4to. Paper. 10 cents.
GLoW.wORM TALES. 40. Paper, 20 cents.
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HALVES. svo, Paper. 80 cents.
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Published by HARPER a BROTHERS, New-fork
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LINE.

SEw.YORK TO LIVERPOOL. via QUEENSTOWN
From PicI 4C, North Riycr
FAST EMPRESS MAIL SERVICE
cor,.,. g., i1no "a . n m IIothna Wed july Am.
Gala Wd, Jne Is, 80 am 'UmDa July D ~ an
sEtruria Sat June ~ 3 Am Serlla SAL Juiy IL pnl'
Aurdnia sat, June PSI Pm ba1Wea July 10 ''ih'
Cabin passage $50 sad upward. Int rmedate, s35 and
$40 Storage ticket. TO aad from all part o. Europe az
very low For freight and passage apply t. the com'
nanv,s oa,co 4 BowlinL Green, NcW-lCFk.
f's BROWN ( CO.. General Agents
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80 XERNON IL. Known ( CO.. General Acents

INFECT STEAMSHIP Line FOR BAR
~ UARBOR-NEW-Y0Rk MAINE AND NE"'
BRUNSWICK S. :. co.
The STRICTLY FIRST CLASS STEAMER WINTHROP
leaves every SATURDAY. beginning June - AZ } p NJ,
DIRECT Tor BAR HARBOR, PASSPORT and ST JOHN.
steamer LUCY F. MILLER leaves every TUESDAY, =.
noon for Rockand. Roc<pOrt. Belfast, Buck,pou ana
Bangor Tor northern and Eastern M3ne ana
no PIovncrS The most convenient and enloy3or loue
Tor r INTOHEIIO ST. ANDREWS. GRAND NA%AS.
NOOSEUTAD LAKE and all resorts IN Maine
EXCURSION TICKETS At REDUCED RATS
steamer. leave Per l.. l.. r.. ar foot u MAIDEN
Lane. Freight received daily covered piT Tickets
can be purchased at Lows Exchange, 9i1 Broadway
For further information apply 20
f. H. SMITH Co, g ncral Managers
md q MIllllnl..:.. l.oOm Do NcMYork.
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uAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET co.

EXPELss sERvICn low souhanptln tL9n i 6oS;
tons and u 800 10 5000 horsepower;
FKEGUL.AR SERVICE. y Y..Hau burg direct. -
.NVi.iouJ NJ. 10 .trolert - %. ni june "a
C",nnba 49,. Junc il Nyrmanna a. H.. July g.
,Huga = 30 June = Nl'tl, 81 g. d. ~ >.
ACg.Victi II 30 Jne 20 RIA tal2 80 pm, jury AZ
Sto,iocr. leave from Hamburg Docks IIobten. y !.
Specl,l rates Tor physicians 20 the Berlin COngress.
rNNfpT'rf;- ,Nf,RIt'A An IGN j. >>AtrE o. FfCE,
p al CONpNTY C. b. RICHARDS & CO..
Q. Rrotdwav New York. ii Broadway, y. Y.
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Tn. GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent.
N-EW-y0RK AND CUBA NAIL SIS. CON-

n PANY FOR CUBA AND MEXICO.
From Pi"r, 10 and l. Z. r.. at y: m -, =,
e OF col UMRIA. Havana ard sagta- " "a. June IL
YUMURI } 80 ana T,rl Crtz.'..... . Sat. June II.
SAH,TOG, uaTana and Cardent, WI. June Is.
ORIZABA. and Ncri C-af mp. .-... SAT. June 81.
..,,xr,.,ro. { Na.>1u. Santiago d Cuba
VIII cali az Guantanamo on outward dip
for particulars. ,reight o. passage apply, %,
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Dream cleaners.

HtARN' "es' 'a aan. ' s'
Trunks. satchels. Bags, Steamer Chairs Rugs &C.
Largest stock and best values in New-fork.
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w roE QUEEXsTowX. AND LIy,EiRPPQQo2Lt yr,s
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL. 81 MLt.o.
tNaisstic Jinc II p. N. M esd, July Q II 30 an.
,:arf..nfc limo Is 6 30 M rmauc Jult 10 o. m.
-. . -I"u-o irJ ~, - . 80 M
Britannia jay > D. "a. Biitauuie. JgN 80 p H.
" nom Nldit Str D.ck. loot Of Wc>t IONS. -,
second cabin o. thcse ste1u'rs Sa.oeh ray; Soo
and upv ard according ana loeatf ~ perrin.
Srcord cabin 80 and $40. Excursion q kets or 1l9rula
terms. y ericc s1o Cor p'ny'~ Ohr NO II Broadway.
New.York PEiaiel phia o'icc 4OG Wllnut-sn
J. BRJ CT l>MAi. Agent
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
ARCTIC TRAVEL.

TWO SUMMERS IN GREENLAND. BY a: kno
Christensen. Illustrated. svo PIP 49, Lohuoh'
(.barann A Ill
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-05-03

burg the decline in prices continues,
and At New York Southern iron Of
the lower grades is still pressed for
sale, with No. l offered n 81. Steel
rails are weaker, aud 1913 10 quoted,
but bar iron is more active, though
irregular, and the demand for plates
and structural iron 10 better.
TIE Treasury has taken in during
the past week 81 800, 900 more than
it has paid out, but the receipts Of
money from the interior have kept the
New York money market com.
parasively easy, and 4 per cent.
has been the ruling rate o" call. The
impression prevails that foreign cap
itsl is moving in this direction again,
aud that purchases Of securities on
foreign account exceed sales. and this
impression is supported by the steadi-
ness of foreie" exchange At 4.S7t,
Notwithstanding = decline in merchan.
disc exports.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-05-03
A Scrap NJ Paper Saws Her Life.

OCVAp VI CSpHT OIv6S uer Lille
1t was just an ordinary scrap Of wrap
ping paper, but 1t saved her life. She
was In the last stages of consumption.
told by physicians that she was incur
able and could live only short time :;
she weighed less than seventy pounds.
On q piece of wrapping paper she read
OF DR.. Kings New discovery, and got
\ sample bottle; ithelped her, she bought
u large bottle, It helped her more, bought
another and grew better fast, continued
its Use and is now strong. healthy, rosy,
plump. weighing l4O pounds. For fuller
particulars send stamp to w. H. Cole,
druggist. Fort Smith. Trial bottles of
this wonderful Discovery free ut Hewitt
& Browns drugstore.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-05-03
TURKISH DlVANS

ConsidsreA Indispensable In New York
Houses.
The low broad Turkish divan 10 be-.
coming indispensable in New York
homes. With ,ts dainty coverings
and wealth Of easy pillows it adds to
the most unattraotive apartment sug.
gestion OF luxury. 1t has taught fair
women tho trick of their Oriental
sisters-how to lounge deliciously and
gracefully At tho same time; more
than oil, it forms q pleasant setting
for = graceful figure in silk and lace
tea gowns with tiny sleepers peep,ng
beneath the skirts, and . glimpse of q
we'll rounded arm lying on the softly
tinted cushion.
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French Taasy Waters, the Ladies' Friend.

French Taasy Waters, the Ladies' Friend.
French Tsnsy WATERS for female
irregularities, are safe and sure, and
will give relief in all cases, no matter
WHAT the cause.
They are made from the recipe of
one Of tie most prominent French
physicians, who used them without a
single failure in his private practise
for 20 years. Sent securely sealed by
mail on rec~ipt Of two dollars. To be
had only ofthe
LIVINGSTON CHEMICAL Co.,
Portland Oregon.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-05-03

in Detroit, but most Of the employer
conceded their demands.
In Denver tho parade was post
poned until tomorrow Sunday.
| No demonstration, and no strike !,
St. Paul; nor in Omaha.
Ia Minneapolis the plumbers ztrucl
for nine hours without any reduction
wages.
The only unusual occurrence ia
Cincinnati was . demand, on the part
Of 500 bench-molders, for an increase
Of 10 PET cent. in wages.
In Ottawa, Canada, tho masons,
carpenters aud stonecut,ers struck
for eight hours work and ten hours
pay. About zoo men are involved.
Ii Knoxville, Tenn, Grand Ra-
pids, Mich, aud Haverh,ll, Mass,
there were unimportant strikes, the
woskingmen generally carryin z their
point.
IN EUROPE.
Tho French provinces were tran.
gull. but in Paris . large number of
Parsders were arrested and locked up
until midnight. The police aud mi
l'tary prevented all demonstration,
and 80 persons were wounded aud
500 others arrested.
In Pe.th the police being powerless
the military charged tho rioters, and
several were pierced by bsyone.s.
The Prater, in Vienna, was oc.
cupied by troops, but their services
we're not needed. At Prossnitz, Aus.
tria, troops frustrated an attack upon
= prison by labor sioters endeavoring
to liberate their comrades.
Only 200 men marched in process.
sion in Berlin, and elsew where in
Prussia work went on as usual,
In Madrid only orderly meetings
we're held.
The police Of London prevented
two meetings, but allowed another to
proceed. Only about 200 men march.
ed to the place of meeting.
At Marseilles 100 persons were ar
rested, the mob having pillaged an
oil mill.
There was a partial cessation Of
work in Rome aud other cities and
towns of Italy, and the police in.
spector of Naples was wounded.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-05-03

Shopping Of all kinds attended Is. 0amples rent
ana lssttrs answered. on receipt Of postage. Wed.
ding rrouIsaaus. Fatty Dresses. sud lourpina
OUTFITS specially. VIII make DR.. sses in arss.
Class STYLE ut reasonable prices Charts for sslS.
measurement and estimates Of c. ct sent ON recent
Of stamp. SUBTRACTION GUARANTEED.
Terms: one.thir,l cash. Money muAt be seut
~ expS~ss, post ofaae order, Frgsteeed letter.
postal n.ts, Oy exchange on New York
Will also shof With ladies coming to the city.
References Rev. T. H. Larimore; DE-. QcosRo
l. Cooke; Judge L. h. Noble; Louisville, ~.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-05-03
THE CONDITION OF BUSINESS,
II IL Better than for Long Time Past
The Prospective Silver Legislation
1nAuencing The AArkets.

The Prospective Silver Legislation
lwAuencing The Markets.
r. 6. Dun & Co.'S Weekly Rev;e "
of Trade for the week ending April
rs, says: 1.-THE markets are all innu.
enced by the prospect of an increase
in currency based on silver. The
Street has assurance, in kilograms
from Washington, that the bill adopt
ed in caucus will be passed, aud the
addition OF At least "a millions OF bull.
ion notes yearly is expected to lift all
prices. Silver has advanced about 2
cts. per OF, wheat II cts. per bushel,
oats 3 cts, oofTee and oil half . cent
each, cotton . sixteenth, pork rs cents
per barrel, and stocks have been
stronger. But higher prices for whea.
81 cents, aud for corn, Az cents, were
made on Tuesday, and the realizing
OF spectators has since caused some
decline. The average Of prices for
all commodities rose over ] per cent.
from the 10th to the 22d. but has
since declined about half a. mucl..
Opinions are much divided about the
effect Of the silver bill, If passed,
some believing that . brief advance
in prices will be quickly followed by
a decline when it is found that gold
begins 10 60 abroad. But the more
common belief is that thu measure
will work safely, stimulating prices
aud commercial activity to some ex.
tent without disturbing the gold
standard values.
."Tsade reports this week are favor.
able. excepting from the region affect.
ed by the almost unprecedented foods
IN the Mississippi Valley. Gss.t
damage to sugar plantations seems
inevitable. aud the losses extending
over ten parishes Of Louisians will
aGeet trade for year or mora. Three
Of the trunk lines are interrupted, aud
their losses will be considerable. But
1T all Northern centres OF trade the
situation is very satisfactory; the
volume of business is la:ge. and col.
Lotions are fairly prompt, aud while
the money market is every where lair.
ly supplied, the demand at most points
is but moderate. At Boston fair
weather has stimulated all t7sde; at
Chicago the inorease in business ex.
tends to nearly all branches. even the |
clothing and dry goods trades show.
ing improvements; At St. Louis dis.
trihut'on is fairly active, and the
Northwest cities are all rejoicing in
excellent crop prospects.
"1he iron business 10 more hopeful
N tone At f'hiladslph,a, but at Pitts.
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LABOR DAY.
1T HAS PASSED WITHOUT VIOLENT
OUrBREAKS.

AsssOs sVOS WV AsNBsssVW OWuSeIB1USJ
Peaceful And eil.D+haved- A Few
Hundred Arres,s, aud Dlo0dshed IL
Europe.
The demonstration which was e
hase &skea place on Ma, Day by OF.
gsnised labor 4hroue bout the world in
behalf Of an eight hour work day has
passed without any Of the great blood.
shed which had been predicted. In
the United States the workingmen
behaved with their usual quietness
and dignity, but it is doubtful if .
single arrest was made anywhere be.
tween the Atlantic and Pacific Ocean,
on account Of the demons tration OF
because of it.
In Europe, however, things did not
pass OF 80 quietly. Although blood.
shsd is onIy zepo'*ed from enc locality,
several hundred arrests were made.
1t u possible that most of these were
due to over.zealous police, anxious to
display their authority. But it would
not Do at al surprising if the work.
ingmen had, by riotous demonstrations,
1t least supplied an excuse for the tx.
srcise of arbitrary power on the part
of the authorities: because the work.
ingsaen there, suffering as they do
from the memory and consequences Of
centuries of the mort brutal and
grinding oppression, are far more
liable to resort to violence than their
respected and well-paid American
@ekow-workmen.
The following summary of tho
demonstration is compiled from press
dispatches published in the Oregonian:
IN THE UNITED STATES.
In Chicago labor was messurably
suspended. The number of men in
line is estimated at $4,000. /. was a
good 'natured crowl, AMI an orderly
parade. Tho principal matter WAS: |
Slight hours for work. eight hours for |
sleep, aud eight hours to do what we
will"
In San francisco the anniversary
was even more quiet than usual, as
th"1e was all almost complete absence
of building construction ara 10
demonstration.
The n"mber Of workineaen ~ line
}" Louisville is placed At 1000.
Labor Day in P'tsburg was un.
sve"tful; 300 miners oui. work. how.
ever, demanding ~ advance OF rs
cents per day, which will bs conceded.
Throughout Western Peuns,lvania
q nssraorr Of strikes are reported, and
st Mckeespor. there WAS . monster
dem onstrstion.
10 Mll~ aukpc there was no parade,
the c~rpa.,t' RS and ether unions hav.
ing decided to date til. eight hour
movement from May 2.
In New York City only about
5000 men paraded, aud scarcely 1000
were at the speakers stand u, any one
time.
!" Oakland, Cal, the eight hour
system went into effect without any !
conflict
In Philadelphia some loco earpen.
ters were conceded demand Of nine
hours at 80 cents per hour, and !, 900 !
others arc still out.
The parade in St. Louis was q
pronounced success, and the stars and
stripes was the only Gag out.
Two thousand carpenters went out |
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Dyspepsia

Makes the lives Of many people miserable,
and often leads T. self-destruetion. Distress
after eating. sour stomach, alex headache.
heartburn. loss of appetite. faint. " al gone"
feeling, bad taste, coatsd tongue. and irregu-
1Arity Of the bowels, are
O1OVt0oo some OF the more common
After symptoms. Dyspepsia does
e.Aa. not get wen Of itself. II
eAssss8 requires careful, persistent
attention, and . remedy like Hoods sarsa-
parflaA, Which acts gently. yet surely and
evidently. It tones the stomach and other
organs, regulates the digestion, creates .
good appetite, and BY thus na<yk
overcoming the local symp- a,U
toms removes the sympa- bsoa09cU0
thetic effects Of tho disease. banishes the
headache, and refreshcs the tired mind.
shave been troubled with dyspepsia.
had but little appetite, and what did eat
n~~A. distressed me, or did mo
~ little good. In IN hour
OUEO after eating would expo
fiencc faintnsss, or tired. all.gone feeling.
a. though had noteaten anything. Ny trou-
bic, think, was aggravated BY my business.
which IL that Of painter, and from being
moro or less shut up in . Con,
room with iresh paint. Last ON
spring took Hoods Sarsa- S10uo0CU
Silla-took three bottles. It did mo IN
immense amount OF good. It gave me an
appetite, and my food relishsd and satisfied
the craving had previously experienced"
GEORGE A. PAGE, WATERFOWL, Mass.
Hoods 9arSaparl0la
so'dsy IN arussisss. q; sig for s& Prepared only
By G. l. HOOD Z CO.. Apothocaries. Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-05-03
For HealthfllneE itis Remarkable

Only one death among the students in
20 years-but two in the history of the
school (35 years)-both iron, chronic
ailments, for which they were under
treatment when they entered the insti-
tuition. Such Il record Of health among
so large number is rarely found.
Expenses mederate, for the accommo-