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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-07-26
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Serment dune Mere.
Par A. MATTHEY.

blesse, aucune diminution de vo
lonr6.
-Je suis pret 2 dit enfin Murcus.
Ma mere, qn'exigez.vous de moi !?
Ton devoir!
-Je Paccomplirai. Quel est-il
| Une lividite cadaverique await
envahi son yisage.
-Commandez! Jobeirai, dit-il
encore.
tn renOnces a Nile. Rivadar.
COST
/ -J'y renonce! Exigez.vous en-.
core autre chose
! EFT lopez Et l'assassins
-Faut-il le frapper moi meme 7
-Oui.
] -J'ob6irai.
J Dolores Sc tut un instant, regar-
dant le jeune homme, son fills, le
sang de son c9ur, on tout lui disait
qn'au devoir accompli, il ne survi.
wait pas!
Mon enfant, reprit.elle alors
lentement, cette promesse est tout
ce que Jexige de toi. Tu etais pref
4 tepir ton serment a pegard de
Lopez. Celia me suffit. Tu as com
pris que tn ne devrais plus revoir
Nile. Rivadarcos, je n'en demande
pas advantage.
Ellie 6tendit la main.
-Sois benz, ct partlonne { ia
mere de t'avoir fait souffrir. Tu ne
sanrais jamais qnel dechirement
celia lui a cause.
| -Pardonne moi, lui dit-il a son
tour, d'avoir paru hester, lorsque
'ai su le nom du meurtrier. Je
'anrais frappe, je te le jure, mais
ie me serais tue apres.
tn vivras! interrompit.elle dun
accent profond. Et ia mere panse-
ra la plaie de ton c8ur. Apres le
premier moment passe, tn seras
homme. Tu oublieras un amour
impossible, un amour qui souleVe-
ralt les morris dams leur tombe. un
amour maudit ct contre nature, un
amour que la condnite seule d'Ani.
ia e1t do arracher des profondeurs
de ton anne.
Pendant p'usieurs heures encore,
ilsresterent ainsi, Pun pres de Pau
tre. Marcus, abattu, sans force, a la
suite des revelations qul venaient
de fondre sur lui, paraissait plus
calme ct presque resign6. Pnis
Dolores lui parlait, lui racontait
les mysteries de So vie, d partir du
jour on ellie s'etait separee de lui.
La mutt s'ecoula de la sorte, sans
one nj Pun nj Fautre s'apercussent
de Ia marche des heures.
-Voici lie moment, dit alors Do
lore>, on je dois te gutter encore,
mais pour la derniere fois. Cette
journee qui commence sera la
jonrnee definitive ct lie denouemenf.
Je ne te demande qu'une chose.
c'est de rester chez toi, ct d'atton.
Dire. Domain, je reviendrai. pour
ne plus nous separer.
Son visage, qui semblait insensi.
BILE aux atteintes de la fatigue ply
siqne, s'illumina dune famine me
nacante. qui la transigurait ct
donnait une autorite Irresistible a
son regard, a seq paroles.
-J'aurai, reprit,elle, remplit ma
mission, accompli mon ievoir, tont
mon devoir. Je n'aurai plus rien
a faire a Paris, en- France, en- Eu
rope. Nous partitions, mon fils. 81
tn consens a accompagner ia mere
ct ia pauvre petite s9nr, Juanita.
pour retOurnar en- Am6riQue. 4
Bnenos-Ayres. La, sur la tombe
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Que faut-ii seryir 4 mopsieors
demanda un garcon.
-Ce que voas vondrez ek he
quoi ecrlre, repondit Lopez.
Le garcon apporta an verre ae
bIere, plume, encre ct papisr
Lopez sortit nne piece de eina
traucs ct la lui jeta en- disant:
-Gardez tout!
Son idee etait d'ecrire sa femms
Ecrire quoi? II men savait rsao
encore, mais i! souffrait trop ct i,
lul semblait que celia lie soulagerait.
I'm prenant son portemonnaie. il
await ramene en- meme TEMPS Ia
'ettre sous envelope remise par
Phuissier du ministere. Cette en-
veloppe il la regarda, ne Sc rappe.
liant pas d'ou ellie lui venait. Alors.
nne brusque ct violente curiosit6
sempara de lui. GUY await II Ia
dedaus ! Il ne connaissait pas reeri
ture. L'adresse ne portait cue ees
mOts:
"Monsienr Rivadarcos."
Dams ces moments desesperes de
la vie, on a d'6tranges intuitions.
Mon sort est la, pensa-t-iI.
Ii decbira FenveIoppe, ct en-
sortit, non pas une lettfe, mails une
simple carte. Cette carte, il pavalt
deja vue i! Ellie portait ceci: Ola
veuve de Miguel
Lopez pOussa un cri sourd. SO
ieva ct s'enfnit. Tout s'6clairait.
Ce qui lie frappait, c'etais la ven.
geance du mort. Dolores await
veiIle. Ellie await suscite, rebsei.
gne ce concurrent qui Iui enlevais.
son unique chance de salut. Go
E'etait pas la fatalite, c'etait pex-
platIon! Tout son passe lui revint.~
Ea nne sOrte de vision terrible,
IL revit tous les 6venements de
cette mutt on il await arraeh6 Mi
guel des bras de sa femme ponr~
Fenvoyer la mort! II revit Jna-
nlta Sc debattant ct hurlant, toute
salgnante, sous les coups de laniere
de Luisa. Ses oreilles s'emplireD,
du bruit de ses cris; Ie regard
etincelant ct meprisant de Miguel
lnl bralait les yeux, ct neaumoins
il voyait Dolores attach6e q Sos
pas, echevelee ct farouche, qui lni
disait:
"Maudit maudit |"
AlII.--DESEsPOIR DE MARCUS
Pendant que Lopez vivait cette
joarn6e d'agonie, Marcus, & aui
nous laisserons ce nom plus familier
a nos leeteurs, Marcus restait chez
lui, CONNIE foudroye par recroule.
ment de tous ses reves de bonhenr
ct d'avenir, en- proie au plus amer
desespoir qui puisse atteindre 10
iennesse du cenr. Les revelations
de ss mere, une fois sa mere partie,
lni revenaieDt une a une ct lni
paraissaient plus atroces, au fur ct
a mesure quill les envisaceais
mieux.
Alnsi, durant denx annees, il
await vecu dams l'intimite de Get
homme qui await etc lie bourrean de
Miguel, le bOurrean de Juanita. le
bourreau de Dolores II await
resent. ponr 'homme quill eat df
hair de toutes les forces de son
ame, des mon vements de sympathie,
presque d'affection. Et Get homme
etait lie pere d'ADitai
Anita l'aimait,il encore? Com
bien il e0t vouln Sc fgurer que Get
amour etait fni, parti a jamais !!
Comment poavalt-il penser a ellie
Qu'eile fdt Ia file de Lopez, celia
rendais Get amonr maudit; mais
celia he faisa;t pas qu'Anita fat
coupab'e on responsible d'ev6ne.
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de Miguel, connue de moi seule,
nous irons nous agenouiller, ct je
pOurrai lui dire:
Miguel, voici tn veuve ct tes
enfants.
Tu es venge! Es ta content de
Feuvre accomplie'
Peu a pen, a mesure qu'elle evo.
luait limage du mort aine, une
iouceur ct un respect enthusiastic
ct religieux emplissaient ses beaux
yeux devenus bumides.
-Oui, oui, fit Marcus. Je par
tlrai avec toi. Que ferais.je lei
-Bien Bien s'ecria.t .t.elle avec
une sorte de joie. Marcus, je
compte sur ia promesse. Je re-
viendrai te prendre. Attends-moi
Ellie lie saisit dams ses bras, posa
ses levres sur lie front du ienne
homme, ct Sc detachant de lui, sor.
tit precipitamment.
XII.-LOPEZ
Ce jour qui Sc levait devait, en-
effet, 6tre le jour decisif. LIE matin.
Lopez await reuni les fonds donnes
par sa femme, tOGch6 ce million
sur leqnel il comptait pour obtenir
de NJ. k, de qni celia dependait,
car il n'avait qua faire signer le
ministre, la concession de mines
sur laquelle reposait toat pespoir
du salut do banquier.
Pendant toute Ia mutt, Lopez.
pas plus que Dolores ct que Mar.
cas- J.; pas plus qu'Emma ct Ia
fausse Anita, n'avait ferm6 les
yeux un seul instant. Une autre
pe-sonne await aussi veille, en- proie
a la fevre ct au desespoir, celle
que plenrait Marcus ct qui pleurait
Marcns, ct que nous retrouverons
bient6t.
Des que Lopez fut en- possession
de ses fonds, il prit une voiture ct
courut au ministere, on il demauda
a voir le haut personuage don't il
venait payer les bons offices. On
lui repondlt que NJ. X... n'etait
pas a son bureau, ct quill falIait
que M. Rivadarcos cut d revenir
plus tard. Ce petit contre. temps,
bien que sans gravite apparente,
causa neanmoins une vive inqule.
tude au banquier. Enfin, dams
Papres.midi, l'huissier de service
appela son nom ct lintroduisit
dams lie cabinet de M. X*s*.
All! vous VOLTA, cher ami. lui
dit celui.ci, avec IN exc9s d'affabi.
lite gu. .surprit presque Lopez, ct
lui parut, pourtant, do bon augure.
On ma dit que vous vous etiez
present6 a mon bureau, ct que
vOus faislez antichambre depuis
longtemps. Je vous prize de mex
cuser, mais j'ai travaille une partie
de la journee avec le ministre.
J'avais plnsieurs signatures a lui
faire donner. A ce propos. mon
cher Rivsdarcos, vous savez que
vOtre affaire des Mines de. est
manquee?
--Manquee repeta Lopez, deve.
nu brusquement livide. Comment
celia! Vous plaisautez, sans doute.
-Nullement, je vous assure.
Est-ce que vOus y teniez tonjours
-J'avais votre promesse.
-Je vous avais promis mon con-
cours, all cas- OH vous me l'auriez
reclame. Mais NJ. x. s'eSt adres-
sc an minis,re directement, je mai
plus enfendu parler de vous. Ii Sc
puesentalt avec des fonds conside.
rabies ct une compasnie deja toute
formee pour lexploitation. II
emporte sa concession eigaee, il Y
4 one heure.
II ) IL une he0re! balbutia
Lopez. Et j'etais Ia, dams votre
.et vonS ie Saviez j.!
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/
--Je ls regrette, d'sntant plus
que le m'apercois que yous teniez
beaucoup a cette concession. Bast
c'est I'm petit malhear. Quaud on
est lie chef de Ia maison de banque
R'vadarcos, on Sc console Dun
echec par de nouvelles victories, ct
pour un homme 9oi remue les mil
lions, ainsi que vous faltes.
M. X...vons a donne deux
millions de ot,de-vin, ct ie ne vous
en- apportais qu'nn! fit Lopez, vous
6tes un miserab BILE, adieu!
Et lie banquier. sans attendre la
r6ponse du haut personnage officiel,
sortit du cabinet, en- chancelant.
A la porte, il trouya rhuissier de
service, qni s'avanea vers lui.
Monsieur. lui dit Get homme.
voici une lettre qu'on apportee
tout a Fheure pour vous, ct qu'on a
recOmmande de vous remettre lie
plus tot possible.
-Merci! repondit machina!e.
ment Fex-g6neral.
II prit lenveloppe cachetee qu'on
lui presentait, ct la init dams sa
poche, ne sachant trop CO quill
faisait. Ses gestes, ses paroles,
| tout etait automatique. La RUNE,
Ia banqueroute, la misere pour lui
ct les siens, le deshonneur: telle
6tait 10 situation. A celia aucun
remede, toutes ses resources
6taient epuisees. Mule puissance
humane ne pouvait lie SAWYER.
Encore Quelques jours ct il fau-
draft deposer son bllan, ct les
guichets de la fameuse maison de
la rce LIE Peletier Sc fermeraient
devant les creanciers, devant ceux
qui lui avsient confe leur argent,
le fruit de leurs economies, le pain
de leurs families. Get argent, il
ne favait plus. II l'avais employe
4 mile speculations basardeuses
qui avaient tourne peu d peu contre
lui. An bout de tout celia c'etait
la cour d'assisses, c'esta-dire Ii.
honte pnblique pour lui ct pour les
stems, ct devant Emma, il n'oserait
reparaltre deshonore ct cote
d'Emma il n'oserait, II ne pOurrait
viyre vaincu, f1etri, oblige dc Sc
cacher.
Aussi ne soDgea-t-il pas & rentrer
chez lul, a sller demander aux
stems, a sa femme, a ss file, Fappul,
0u les consultations, GU Ie d6voue.
ment que Phonn6te homme Went
reclamer l'heure de la defaite.
II marcha done au hasard, s'6loi
gnant du chemin qui eat pu le
ramener a son hotel, yoyant Get
hotel envahi par les gems de justice,
saisi au nom des creanclers, sa
femme ct sa file expulsees on Sc
retirant d'elles- -m6mes, privees de
sOrmais, non settlement de ces
mile chooses materielIes on nous
attachons, bon gre NAL gre, On pen
de notre anne. foyant la societe OH
elles avaient brille, n'emportant
meme pas la consideration, restime
ct la piti6 qui accompagnent les
malheurs immerites.
Et Lopez marchait, marchait
tonjonrs a trayers les rues, ne s'a.
percevant pas. dams son agonie,
que la mutt etait venu, guIl se
faisait uard ct quill tai!ait prend.e
une resolution qnelconeue. Tout
a conp II S'arIefa, surpriS- Ses
jambes lni refnsaient lenr service.
II ~ await six heures quill errait
ainsi. Craiguant de tomber de
fatigue, il avisa, dams une rue
sombre, une sor,e de cafe bocgne OH
il SO tralna. C'6tait ie pIns proche,
ct puis il n'asait pas d craindre d'y
rencontrer DIES visages de conuais-
sance. ldee qui lui f,iSait horreur.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-10-10
The Boiling Democrats Hold q Meet
ing and Form an Organi-
cation.
They Pass Resolutions COndeming
the Action of Their Brethren
in the Late Convention. q
Great Damage Has Been Done in Nor
ton County by the Recent
Prairie Fires.

The Pure and Unadulterated Jeffersoni-
The seeding delegates from the demo-
cratic county convention met at the store
Of Capt. VIM. Braithwaite and were called
to order by Captain Braithwaite as chair
man of the county central committee.
The meeting was organized by the cleo
ton of Captain Braithwaite as chairman
and Frank LAVAL as secretary.
After a free and full discussion of the
situation by the delegates and other lead
ing democrats present, it was unanimously
determined that the present and future
welfare Of the democratic party of Bur-
leigh county demanded that its organiza-
ton be maintained free from any ZEN
tangling alliances" (for revenue only with
those who do not subscribe to democratic
principles.
A committee of three vas appointed to
draft resolutions expressive of the views
of the meeting.
1t was moved, and carried, that Captain
Braithwaithe, chairman of the meeting, as
chairman of the democratic county COM
mittee, appoint a democratic central com-
mittee for the ensuing year, consisting of
thirteen members, OF which he should be
one
The following gentlemen were appoint
ed: Barney Schwab, VIM. Scott, Geo. w.
Bradford, John G. SWEET, j. M. Pace, Phil
lip Harvey, N. E. Shelton, VIM. Braith-
waite, Joe Dietrich, VIM. Glitschka, P. Nc
Cue, A. B. Gray and Jas. Mcdonald.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-10-10
A New Book by a Popular Author.

The popular author of whom we speak
is Mrs. Isabella M. Alden, "Pansy' of the
world of letters. She has written over sixty
books, which have had an aggregate sale
of over a million copies, and her pen has not
yet lost its cunning, nor her works their
popularity. The "Pansy" Magazine under
her skilled editOrship holds its place in the
front rank Of publications for the young.
though thirteen years OF its life have
passed.
Mrs. Blden has another element of pop u
larity. She not only catches the mind and
hearts OF young people, and those who
work with the young, but she has been
personally identified with the leading
movements in which they are interested.
In Sunday Schools, Chautauqua Circles,
and in Societies OF Christian Endeavor,
she is a recognized leader, and to her in a
great degree has fallen the privilege Of
V0lclng the views II the achievements of
these popular lines of activity. In all CON
nected with these noble enterprises, Mrs.
Alden has a devoted following.
And her circle of friends will be extend
ed greatly by her last new book, "The
Prince OF Peace: or. The Beautiful Life
of Jesus" published by r. S. Peale & Co.,
of Chicago, Illinois. It deals with a noble
theme and one familiar and precious to the
author. And its pages show that she has
acquired fullness of information on her
to live in the land the age of which she
writes. Her vividness Of portrayal makes
all things real as you read. You are in the
thrOngs which follow the famous Nazarene;
you see his works and hear his words. A
book in such a style and on such a theme
must live, and its authors name will be
crowned with immortal favor.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-10-10

After graduating from the University of
Iowa Mrs. Wilks declares that she had no
choice but to preach, as an inner voice
seemed continually to say, "Woe Is me if I
preach not the gospel of great tidings!"
Her marriage at the age Of "a to a brilliant
young lawyer did not interfere with her
work, and her early training, exhaustless
vitality and the fact that her home has for
the most part been on the frontier have
made her the most successful planter and
upbuilder of churches Of any woman in the
ministry. For some years Mrs. Wilks has
been the pastor of Unity Unitarian church,
at Sioux Falls, S. D., and under her pas
torate it has rapidly increased In member
ship and influence. This, however, is by
no means her only work, for she is also the
inspiring spirit of several missions estab-
lished in the vicinity of Sioux Falls.
She is the mother Of five children, the
eldest of whom is 18 and the youngest 8
years of age, and she says that she has
never failed to devote several hours each
day to them. Her children are a charming
group of intelligent, well bred young folks.
and her husband Is devoted to her. In
deed, it may be said of the Rev. Eliza Wilks
as William Winter said of Ristori, BY
her life she rebukes the idle and petty
theory that a woman cannot devote herself
to an Independent pursuit without sscri-
hcing the sanctity Of her home, for in so
laboring she never neglected the least Of
the duties Of private lite"
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-10-10
A Sioux Falls C1ereywoman.

CHICAGO, Sept. 16.-Rev. Eliza Upper
WHks has devoted herself chiefly to mis-
sionary work In newly settled sections.
She first prepared herself to go as a mis-
sionary to India under the auspices of the
Baptist Foreign Mission society, but a
short time before she set forth she changed
her theological views and determined to
enter the Unitarian ministry.
Mrs. Wilks is a native of Maine. How
ever, as her family removed to Iowa when
she was but a child, she was brought up
amid the surroundings of pioneer life.
Her parents were particularly active in
religious work, and she received valuable
training for the work in which she has
been so successful in the mission schools
which they organized and conducted while
Iowa was yet a frontier state.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-10-10
Of, f.. ""

In the days "befo' de wah," nov a quar-
ter Of a century ago, the letters above were
used to represent the "First Families Of
Virginia" The courtly aud cultured Virgin.
ian, from colonial times down, was per-
haps the best specimen CT aristocracy that
our country has ever seen, because it was
not built on mere wealth as a basis, but has
its foundation in birth, blood, breeding, a
.chivalrous cense of honor and true refine
ment of feeling. But an industrial and
commercial era has %supplanted the day Of
great gentlemen farmers and planters and
the "F. F. v" is Of the past. These initials
however have quite as apt a significance
when applied to the night trains Of "The
Burlington Finest and Fastest Vesti-
buled" out of st. Paul and Minneapolis for
Chicago and st. Louis. For tickets over
the IF. F. v" time tables Of the IF. F. ""
or any information concerning, call on any
agent of "The Burlington" or Its connect
ing lines, or write to w. j. C. Kenyon,
Gen: Pass. agent, G. B. & N. R. R., st,
Paul, MINI.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-10-10
Gave Them a Thorough Trial.

Hon. E. A. Moore, member of assembly
Richmond county, N. Y, writes:
81 have two Affections which sometimes
make life a burden. One is dyspepsia, the
other rheumatism. l heard that Brand
reth's Pills, taken one or two at night on
an empty stomach, would cure rheumatic
pains. l gave them a thorough trial for
three weeks. taking one or two every
night. To my delight. not only was 1
cured of rheumatism, but dyspepsia, cos
tiveness and b~iliousness. They did not in
terfere with my diet or business, and l
really think them an Incompatible blood
purifier and cathartic."
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-10-10

give it a trial and they will find that the
first dose will relieve the lungs and make
breathing easier, and that its continued
use will free the system of all symptoms of
the cold. The promptness and certainty
of this remedy IN the relief and cure of
colds, has won for it many sincere friends
and made. it very popular. For sale by
Frank Frisby, druggist.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-10-10
A Man Who Ate Iron.

In The British Magazine for 1746 there is
an account of Reeves Williams, a native Of
Cardigan, calling himself 'the Man o.
trich." He performed various gastronomic
feats before the public, who paid sixpenoe
each to witness the edifying spectacle. He
first swallowed four pieces Of iron, each an
inch and a quarter long and three-quarters
of an inch thick. Then he swallowed, by
way of dessert and with apparent relish,
stones, coach nails. halfpence and other
trifes.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-10-10
A Good Volunteer Crop.

On the Hayes farm-not cropped this
year-the volunteer crop of wheat and
oats was worth cutting. 1t threshed out
1,OS1 bushels, machine msasure, of wheat
and S72 bushels of oats. The whoat graded
as No. l northern and sold for IS cents.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-10-10

MI. John Keown, the worthy postmaster
at Keown, Allegheny county, Penn, says:
"Chamberlain's Cough Remedy sells bet
ter than any other" The reason of this is
because it can always be depended upon.
Let any one troubled with q severe cold
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-10-10
Consumption Surely Cured.

To the Editor: Please inform your read
ers that l have a positive remedy for con-
sumption. By its timely use thousands
of hopeless cases have been permanently
cured. l shall be glad to send two bottles
of my remedy free to any of your readers
who have consumption if they will send
me their express and p. o. address. Re-
specially, Il. A. Slocum, M. c., ISL Pear
ST., N. Y.
There will be a supper at Glencoe for
the benefit of Rev. l. o. Sloan, Tuesday,
October 28th, at the Albert Baines church,
Glencoe. All are cordially invited. An
enjoyable time may be expected.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-10-10

Our customers all speak highly in praise
of st. Patrick's Pills. They are the best
Berry Bros. Carroll, Nebraska. For sale
by Frank Frisby.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-10-10
Human EraiItv.

We are frail creatures physically-the most
woman is in great measure incapable Of
benefit to society. If. for instance, bilious
ness. q trouble OF ~frequence and often OBJ
obstructs the harmonious action of the liver
and the bowels. the sufferer is sure to be dys-
peptic The three disordered conditions are
sure to be confirmed by neglect. Under the
for him, an impression in all likelihood CON
firmed by the use of Objectionable remedies.
the sufferer is apt to become neglectful, nay,
even reckless, and that the sooner he is
removed from the sphere of human endeavor
the better for all parties concerned. What q
series of mistakesi His liver is responsible.
It's an incorporate part Of himself. How dis
clpline it? By the aid of Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, a certain medium for the re establish
ment OF united. regular action in the stomach,
liver and bowels. 1t also cures and prevents
malarial, rheumatic and kidney troubles.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-10-10

Sleepless nights made miserable by that
terrible cough. Shiloh'S Cure is the rem
edy for you. For sale by VIM. A. Hollem-
back.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-10-10

That hacking cough can be so quickly
cured by Shiloh's cure. We guarantee it.
For sale by VIM. A. HOllemback.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-10-10
Cattle for Sale,

Herd of eighty he~ad-consisting of
calves, yearlings, 2~-year-olds, 3.year-olds,
COWS, oxen. j. r. GAGE,
Bismarck,
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-10-10
Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
sooths the child, softens the gums, alIays
all pain, cures wind collie and is the best
remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents
a bottle,