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WARM SPRING sUccUMss.

Naose.sy Pats %. Rival Literary society tn
sleep I'm . Few Rouads-
To fhe Edsor of the StaaaiaTd:
The Warm Springs and Afodcsty Liter
AIRY societies met again last Saturday
evening NJ the Willow Glen school house,
i'm spite of the inclennency of h weather.
and engaged i'm one Of their periodical
literary bouts. This time Warm Springs
was badly in the soup. They were routed
''horse, foot and draRoons," were indeed
struck by a cyclone, both literally and
fiRuratively-a cyclone of wind and SNOW
ny the outside elements, acyclone of wind
Md M. wSe' ~ r the ..iiMss as;.a fslls w;,, fre%
her laurels with modesty, that beinR her
name; and Warm Springs, being awfully
period q disgust, recover. and again show
literary spurs. A. present. however,
her members are pinin9 in sackcloth and
ccoant az" Of sinful ssaisation "ver past
triumphs.
On accoun Of the fearful weather the
attendance was small. hut the spirit man.
ifested itself i'm great power. Some of the
contestants were not present, hut those
who were had clearly come with their war
treat worthy OF a more favorable occasion.
The contest for the hest recitation he
,Tee p. Miss Inc, Eliio'. Z, q w Mode sSr;S and
Of a high order, and, although Miss Elliott
man worthy of her steel. The contest
for hest Grafton was deferred, one of the
contestants being absent. The contest
for the hest essay was also deferred for
like reason. One of the contestants ON
readinG was also absent, yet Miss Abbie
Terrill. he rival contestant. R~raciously
consented to read her selection, winning
well-merited applause.
The Gladiators in debate then entered
the arena, and for three hours held the
audience i'm mystified doubt as to whether
Canada was to he annexed To the United
States or no The Judges, however, seemed
not to share this perplexity, hut, with a
unanimity, that the negative could not be
expected To appreciate annexed Canada
amid tumultuous applause and made the
u~proarously happy. These
happy individuals were Messrs. Harden
brook, Swend and Kinney. and the
were Messrs. Smith, Crosswhite
and Singleton. The last two are deeply
chagrined because their names are not
Smith.
Mnlesty. Feb. 3.
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Rich strike in the Mildred.

George Gundaker, foreman of the Mild
red mInc, while i'm this city II day or two
ago, reported the discovery of IA fine vein
of ore in the cross-cut now being run. This
is without doubt an extension of
the Champion and AS far as developed
as good or better showing than
opnlcnt.
Mr.. Gundaker is an old time miner and
his opinion concerning mining property
is considered second to none. Should this
prove tn he what Mr.. Gundaker thinks il
will be, il will assist very materially i'm
bringing the Orotino district To the front
as u mining camp.
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by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, Feb. AT the McDermott l..
A. Babcock. Helena: NJ. l.. Martin, Chi
cago; f.. II. Ellis, Bozeman j. II. Conrad,
Billings; doe Wcbbcr. jr., san Francisco;
&. w. Dickinson, Helena; T. f.. Roger.
Montana: II. -. Smith. Montana; w. j.
Sullivan, Montana; Il. II. Sorenson. New
York; X. =. Flershein. Kansas City Ed
Dcs Momeaux, Ogden: Frank Hatton,
Deer Lodge; Oscar Hanson. Kansas City; ;
w. l.. Loveland, Heiena; L: y: Mack,
}. ID. Fielding, New York; j. w.
Zcrbaugh, Minneapolis; Il. +. Pierce, Red
wing, Mimi; Elmer T.. ustick. Chicago;
4. II. McHenry, Northern Pacific railway;
Thomas Cooper, Northern Pacific railway;
Philadelphia: Maurice We'll La Porte,
Ind. B. G.. Peck. Helena; H.. l.. Hover.
Champion: r.. &. McKinstry, Champion /;
II. r. Clark. CnicaRo; NJ. }. Connolly,
Al the 81. NichoIas.-A. Mustarsiter.
Hueison. Hecla; VIM Sullivan. Hecla Otto
Rosenburg, Hecla; WI. Koonts. Hecla !;
w. A. Dwyer. Hecla }. Rudorff, Hecla w
Facer. Deer Lodge; Mrs. IL. +. Titus,
Deer Lodge James Ellison, Helena; VIM.
d. Blume. sun River; j. A. Mcpherson,
Chicago; NJ. Cnzecker, Chicago; Rev. X.
A. Underwood. Clevcland; James Ncele.
81. Paul; Thos. Allmet and wife. Chicago
sam kohlberg. Helena.
At the Southern.-Mis Conley, Garri-
son: &. WILSON,. Billings; F. }. Fisher.
Ogden; Miss Julia Hoffman,. Helena Miss
Oracle Hoffman, Helena.
man: II. Roberts. Phiiipsburs Peter Han
son. woodville; L. Il. Williams. Wood
willie.
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WAITING FOR THE END
No Meeting OG the Senate Yesterday
Little business tn the House
Colonel Sanders On Fer
Washington
s,s.cial Ia the standard.

special Ia the standard.
HELENA, Feb. 1.-The republican scna-
tors were not troubled with the presence
of the democrats ut this mornings session,
SD a recess was taken until = p. I'm. Al that
hour the onesomene became oppressive,
and the republicans decided tn have "a call
of the house. SerReant-at-arms fcGin
then started ont ON a warm hunt for dem
ucrats. For some strange reason they
could not he found. though n few of them
turned up shortly afterward mt the session
of the house. As there was no quorum
nothing was done except the presentation
of n big gavcl to the lieutenant governor.
Ii came from Senator cdge AMI IL n
formidable weapon. Fisher suggested
that IL might he used tn tap u beer key.
Several of the Democratic senator's are ont
of town, hut all will probably he here to-
morrow. with the possible epti of
Hennessy. who is paired with Brown.
No quorum was found i'm the house i'm
the morning, but enough were present in
the afternoon to transact some business.
The committee IN agriculture, manufac-
ably ON house bill No. q. The committee
on printing reported that bills i'm their
possession were found to he correctly
printed. IL was recommended that bills
he passed relating to the sale of noxious
drugs and fixing u salary for the clerk OF
the Snprsme court; 1t wa. expected tina,
special order for this after noon. but the
discussion was postponed until s O'Clock
Tuesday. An adjournment was takenu I'M
til Tomorrow morning.
The r,Imp house did some business to-
Howey gave notice of his intention
to introduce "a bill to appropriate money
for the Montana Historical society. The
rumps went into n committee of the whole
and discussed n bill concerning mining
claims. This was about all that was done
when the rumps adjourned until to-por-
row morning.
Colonel Sanders, accompanied 10y his
wife. will leave for Washington at mid
night. They will travel as guests Of Col.
f.. V. Smalley of -. Paul i'm the latter's
special car. Tom Power is still suffering
expects to- start for Washington On Satur-
day ar Monday.
Bernard, the tool Of conspiracy, has re-
turned to town. IL is said that his long
absence has been due To n trip i'm Utah on
affidavit business.
There il a heavy dullness in Legislative
circles now. All seem to have settled
down To the fact that nothing can he done
and the legislators are now YEARLY wait
ing for the last day of the session.
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Nj. Holland for Mining Inspector.

BUTTE, Feb. 4.-The Miners Union at u
largely attended meeting tonight recom-
mcnded T.. +. Boland for mining inspector
of the state. Mr.. Boland has entitled
himself to the position by his services to
the Union for years. He has been "a prac-
teal miner for III years and has served as
president Of the union three terms, being
largely i'm building mp the
union To it's present prosperous condition.
Mr.. Boland is now employed at the
Gagnon mine. A telegram was received
from President Bray asking who was the
unions candidate, and i'm consequence
the president of the union autographed to-
night tn Mr.. Bray that the candidate was
+. +. Boland. IL is expected that the APP
pointmcnt will he made by, Governor
Toole i'm "a few days.. Mr.. Boland will
leave for Helena in the morning.
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EVENTS IN

Mayor Sloane Thanks the Firemen-Special
Meeting of the Council.
Special to the standard.
Feb 4.-The first annual
meeting and election of officers of the
Missoula volunteer fire department took
place tonight i'm the city hall. A great
c~oncourse of people assembled, as it was
expected that Mayor Sloane would express
his gratitude tn the firemen for the efiici-
ent services rendered i'm .subtluing the fire
pointed. Mayor Sloane delivered an APP
propriate address, calculated To stimulate
the boys to their noblest efforts whenever
garden city. After the speech these
officers were, elected: Robert Mentrnm,
chief; p. Il. Pierce. foreman of the hook
and LADDER; Henry Barmon, assistant;
John NJ. Kennedy, foreman of the hose
Harry Rowen, assistant; John
X. Cox, secretary; and Henry Worden
treasurer.
AT a special meeting of the city, council
tonight ordinances were passed to lay
1900 feet of sidewalk i'm South MissOula.
The city marshal was appointed city Ii
cense collector i'm addition to his old Of
flee. .. r. Pepparh was awarded the
contract to mild the Clay street bridge for
SsaS.
Hereafter the city police will appear i'm
regular Broadway style-Bismarck hats,
Irish clubs and American stars.
George w. Simpkins, freight conductor
ON the Northern Pacific, will like to know
who has the grip he laid down i'm the
waiting room of the depot while he
lighted his pipe. II contained valuables
to the amount of 500.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-05
AT THE COUNTY E A
.Afnair~ in Church and Court. and the Rui-
ing Rigures in stocks.

ing Figures tn stocks.
DEER LODGE, Feb. "a special meeting
of the Presbytery of the Presbyterian
church of Montana was held i'm Deer
Lodge this afternoon at 4:3D o'clock to
receive into the presbytcry the Rev. A. e..
Mcmillan, late of Utica. \. ", who has
received "A call to take charge of the church
at Granite. The gentleman is no relation
to- the president of our college.
The court has set the following cases
for trial as follows: Samuel MartinR W..
+. w. Fox ,constablel Wednesday,, Feb.
II at = p. m.
Frank Baudet VS.. A. Kleinschmidt ct al,
Monday, Feb. 10Th. = y. M.
ct al, Thursday. February aOth. $50 a. M.
Samuel Tolman VS.. A. B. Ringing ct al.
Wednesdays, February 18th, S:3O q. ma.
Tuesday. February 18th. $3.50 a. m.
Foster-Estes Mercantile Co. vs. Charles
Dudley, foreclosure, Thursday, February
John Kinsiey. administrator. VS.. Granite
Mountain Mining Friday, Feb
Tie Rev. r. j. G~rocneveld. of Butte.
with his little daughter was i'm town dur
ing the day, visiting friends and attending
the special meeting meeting Of the Pres
bytery.
Mr.. Charles Nuss, of Butte. came down
this morning, and will remain over till to-
j. X. Boarrnan came over from Ana
conda this afternoon.
The petit jury came i'm this morning,
hut there was nothing for il to do, as the
court was still engaged with the water
right suit of Estill VS.. Irvine.
town attending the Presbytery.
Mining stocks i'm Deer Lodge are quoted
as follows: Champion. so cents; Noun
tain Lion, Is asked; Ruby. 20 asked; Cos
pei Mountain, 10 asked; Ohio, NJ, and
Keystone, 10 cents.
banana - ORANGES and HDS received
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Dancing school,

Brennan 4 Gcttings still continues
dancing school mt corner of First and
Chestnut streets, and all those desiring to
catch OH tn the latest and most popular
dances, such as Comus' waltz, Columbia
and Horkc, will do well to attend class
nights, which will he on Monday. Tues
day and Thursday evenings of each week.
They are, also To furnish music
for balls. parties, etc. Regular social every
Saturday night.
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Tonight: Tonight:

Marter Alfred Thurston. the famous
boy violinist. who has "a repertoire of over
three hundred pieces. will play at the soc-
iaP dance to he given tonight at the Wal
ter block hall. He will dance the sand
Jig, "A novelty here: and Mt the request of u
number of ladies will favor the
with u violin solo. Don't fail to hear him
tonight. Tickets one dollar. Ladies' free.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-05

The parties who were arrested for fight
ing Monday night were each fined 81
and costs yesterday in the police court.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-05

Subscriptions 10 the Standard tcth be re-
eeiced at the business Office. or at the store Of
Crockett d King, Main street. Advertising
rates can be learned at the business office,
Standard Building, corner Of Main and
Third streets.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-05

Master Alfred Thurston. the hoy violin
list will furnish music tonight for the SO
cial dance at the Matte block hall.
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Master Alfred Thnrston. thc boy

Master Alfred Thurston. the boy violin
list. whom the people of Anaconda have
long wished to hear is to furnish the
music at a social dance to he given on
next Friday evening i'm the Matte Block
hall. As the talented young gentleman is
soon going to leave the city, this is the
only opportunity Anaconda people will
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-05
THE MONTANA LOTTERY.
The First Drawing since the Capital Was
Placed at 3 q 900.

Placed mt tl5.OOO.
The Montana Lottery, the capital prize
of which prior to thef first of the year was
confined to n nominal amount ranging
from $3.50 to $3.50, opened the new year
by e~levating the first prize IN the amount
of S15 600. The expectations of augmented
reward in the event of holding lucky
umbe created renewed interest and i'm
duced n corresponding volume of busi-
ness. The first drawing upon this en-
larged scale occurred yesterday, and
ticket containing Nos. u, 80, !6 and AZ
drew the first prize of $4,000, the ticket
containing Nos. 7s, SO. IL and a8 drew Sec
ond capital prize of $4,000, and ticket
containing Nos. ~, 6'. ~ and b drew
third capital prize of 5000, held mt Ia
coma, Wash. Mr.. j. j.. Jacobs, the man.
ager. is highly encouraged by the patron
age bestowed upon the lottery and will
cheerfully pay every prize won.-Bufe
Mont, Miner. January ~, 1891.
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In the police court yesterday, Richard
Mcclure WAS sentenced to ~ days i'm the.
county jail for being IA chronic drunk and
unable To care for himself.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-05

IL il Dickens Evening" at the meetin,
of the Lyceum tonight. The societ.
meets AT the school house.
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A marriage license WAS issued yesterday
for John Troy and Lizzie NJ. Ottoman
both of this city.
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The daily record of the thermometer i'm
this city is reported by A. T. Playter.
druggist. corner Main and First streets.
The record for yesterday was: . a. M. II
degrees above; IL M, - degrees above; 4
D. m. "a degrees above; g M, i3 degrees
above.
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Owing tai the very disagreeable weather
Monday night, there was no meeting of
the knights of Pythias. The installation
IF officers will TAX place at the next
meeting.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-05

Bali iaritdtions aud society printing ere
cuted in RIA artistic manner at the Stand
ard Office.
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Notice.

The outstanding due DAILY and
McGovern have been placed i'm our hands
for collection and all parties indebted to
the said firm hereby notified TO call and
settle with us. Mahan x Linsley.
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For anything sn the line oT JOB printing,
from a lad VI calling card 10 a circus poster,
call at the " Standard office.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
TRAINS ARRIVE.

soS a. Butte Leaves Butte AT 500
a. NJ. Silver Bow s:la A. NJ, stuart s;A5 \. M.
y use a. Butte and Garrison
An, stuart n 81. A. NJ. Connects al stuart
With train which leaves Il Garrison al io:O A. NJ,
Deer Lodge lO:% A. NJ.
40 p. Butte-Ieavcs Butte 2:o
r. NJ, silver How 2:aS 4. NJ, stuart SAP N.
n An n. Butte and Garrison leaves
Butte At : 30 r., NJ. silver Bow :sa6 I. Nj,
Stuart s:l2 r. NJ. Connects AT stuart with
train that leaves Garrison AT 6aS J.. NJ, Deer
Lodge 6:SS y. NJ.
TRAINS DEPART.
a.9O l.. M.-For Garrison-Stuart s:A A. NJ,
Deer Lodge ss3s A. NJ, Garrison AL ioNn
40 4. M.-For p stuart AT a:3, A. NJ,
silver Bow $50 A. NJ, arriving AT B'ute, 1910
A. M.
q as y. M.-For tarrison-Arrives AT Stuai
sIk. Dser Lodge 4 al, Garrison 4:;p.
rs n. M.-For R~utte-Stuart AT GO =. NJ,
silver bow $3.50 =. NJ, arriving In Butte, : 40
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ABOUT n CITY.

Mr.. Hoifner's little child lies danger
eusly sick with brain fever.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-05

Grants Cough Syrup for sale by A. T.
Playter, druggist, corner First and Main
streets.
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Tickets for the smelter City Fife and
Drum corps dance are now on sale at
Playter's drug store. Tickets for enter
tairnent and dance. 81; ladies free.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-05

Houses for rent or sale i'm all parts of
the city. Enquire at the Anaconda Real
Estate agency.
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Extra fine bananas and sweet oranges
at pcckover's.
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banquet.
In view OF the fact that w~ashington's
birthday falls on Saturday, and i'm conse-
quence dancing on that evening could not
well extend beyond midnight. the Ma
sonic fraternity have changed the date Of
their forthcoming ball and tn the
evening of Friday, February u.
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Ike Quinn successfully moved his safe
from the old place of business into The
basement of of the Star block yesterday,
and will move The balance of his stock
and II xtures i'm IA day or two.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-05

Join j. e. keppler's home watch club
andget full value for your money.
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numbered gentlemen met AT Foskett's
club rooms Saturday night and organized
themselves into ~ club which was appro-
priately termed the 4. {. C.'s. P.J. Sui
livan vas elected president and John
Hamil secretary. Its purpose and name
are at present supposed Ia he "A secret.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-05

Peckov cr receives fresh cream candies
every week. Try his caramels and choco-
lates.
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Wanted.

To buy old Clothes. Parties having old
clothes to sell will get well paid for then
by addressing p. .. box SIP. Anaconda
Mont.
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Wanted.

Situation in grocery store 10y marrie,
man, six years experience; good book.
keeper. Address }. -. w. STANDARD Of
ftce.
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Call at the Standard" ONCE for neat
commercial printing.
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A handsomely carved mecrschaum pipe
is on ibi at Peckover's cigar store
and Is To he given away on the 18TH. Each
purchaser of % cents worth of cigars ar
tobacco receives IN chance in the drawing.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-05

"Fbr Sale" aud To Rent- cards at the
- Standard (" Office.
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Fred Peckover il making an immense
success with his monthly prize drawing.
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For Ken

For Rent.
Two well-furnished front rooms. Pa
cifc House, Main street.
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Up to yesterday the California mails
were just 81 days behind. Seven days
mail was received yesterday. however,
and II is thought more will be received to-
day. Mr.. Moore thinks the mails will he
on time i'm "A very few days.
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butte Hotel Arrivals.

Bananas, oranges and figs received
daily at
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-05

Try Peckovcr's new line of imported
and domestic cigars.
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THE WEATHER.

THE WEATHER.
-
The daily record of the thermometer i'm
this city IL reporseu py ."ss..'
druggist, corner MAIN anu r'r.. -,
The RECORD Tor yesterday was' =. q.
degrees above; l2m.' 81 degrees apoNe' >
D. m, "a degrees above; & y. M, III degrees
above.
s.u...o On. S,,,5o,5 ,,;JI no ye-
ssr~T n, H. h,,.;nsss odsce. or at the store of
-" @ 80 sJr.,,;s;no
troc"e.@ A'ng, .n"," On. 800. 80
Standard BuiLdin0, corner Of Main and
Third streets.
-@,,- -,,r ~,ry
- HE IL 7.
-
e,sIv sick with brain fever.
~
A marriage license was issued yesterday
for John Troy and Lizzie Nj. Ottoman,
both of this city.
-
20 che Iyc.,,n, ,on;gh, The societv
.
MASTER Aiirsu hurs'oh. .H' uos sioih
lst VIII iurilisn music !o-,,,Gn, TOT '"e So
'iAi III ~ '"c - oi"~ IA"
The uart;es who wer, arrested for fight
ing Monday night were each fined so
W" eoSsS seS'erua. :" '"e III
In the police court YESTERDAY. icha
NcS.,;,. v,.s ..,,.nc.., In IN LAYS I'm ,h.
. %
unabie To care Tor hiniss'if.
n~;uv I'm the very t;snvr.eabl. weather
Non.l.v ,,;,,h, ,,.r. w.s NO u,cet;n, 90
meeting
--
from the old place OF business into the
basement Of OF the star Oiock yesterNay,
ana Will move the Ditlsht1ce Oh his Stofk
anu III o"s w s"o'
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-02
aMVgGE - nu~rEEa.

Are You disturbed at night and broker.
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting iectbf II so,
send at once and get bottle of Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing syrup for children
teething. Its vslus ii ipcalcrlable.
Il will relieve tie poor little sufferer iln-
mediately. Depend upon it mothers,
there is no mistake about il. Ii cures
dysentery, diarrhOen. regulates theEtom-
sch snd bowels, cures wind collie, soft
ems the gums. reduces Inflammation. and
gives tone and energy to the whole sys-
TEN. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
for Children Teething Is pleasant 10 the
taste, and is the prescription Of one Of
the oldest and best feTaGia nurses snd ply
sicians in the United States, and is io1
sale by 81 druggists throuShoui tht
world Pric0 IS cents rer bottle
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-02
The Pekin Duck.

The Pekin is the favorite duck of Mr..
James Rankin. whose success in artifi-
cial duck culture is well known not only
in Massachusetts but throughout the
United States. He says on the subject
of Peliin ducks, i'll his manual on duck
culture: l have experimental carefully
during the last twenty years with all
the larger breeds, crossing them in every
desirable way to obtain the best results.
and am perfectly satisfied with the Pc
kin. | have got through experimenting,
and as | grow nearly 10000 ducklings
yearly can hardly afford to guess at it.
1t will readily BE- seen that can only
afford to use the bird that will grow the
greatest number of pounds of flesh in
the shortest time. Nor is this all: it
must be bird that will give you the
first eggs of the season, as this will ena-
BILE you to get your young birds on the
market when they will command the
highest prices. Another advantage of
the Pekin is their pure white elastic
feathers, which are largely mixed with
down. These feathers are no mean
source of income.