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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-26
SHE WON THE GLOVES.
How q Northwestern Widow Convinced
an 1nquisitive Man of His Error.

How q Northwestern Widow Convinced
an Inquisitive Man of His Error.
In one of St. Paul's palatial apartment
houses lives young widow-one of those
willowy blondes, with brown eyes war;
ranted to kill at 100 yards, says the St.
Paul Pioneer Press. The next time she has
occasion to appear in full dress she will
probably wear a pair of gloves which she
won from well-known gentleman who has
apartments on the same floor. This is how
it happened: The gentleman came home
one afternoon, and as he passed along the
hall to his rooms ne saw through the half
opened door of the fair ones room a sight
that caused him to stop and exclaim:
"What on earth are you doing?" The lady
stepped to the door and explained that a
new dress had Just been sent home, and she
had placed her mirror down on the floor SO
that she could see how the dress looked as
she walked past.
"Looks all right" said he.
s'That's all you know about it," said the
widow. "In the first place, it doesn't hang
we'll behind; there's certain satisfaction
and peace of mind to woman who knows
that her dress hangs we'll behind that the
comforts of religion do not give. But the
greatest fault with it is that it is SO short
that am almost ashamed to wear it,
''That's SO, it is awfully Short he said,
looking down at the widows graceful
ankles as she moved around behind chair.
..But I always did admire those embroidered
Isle thread
sYou don't know what you're talking
about; they're not Isle thread, and you
have nothing to base an opinion on except
your too fertile imagination
"Well,sI never worked in q dry goods
store, but I'll just bet you pair of gloves
that ann right and that they are Isle
thread"
..And you won't ever tell living soul if I
show you that you are wronR?"
ssNever, upon my honor"
'sWell come in and close the door, but re-
member that trust you to be honorable in
this and never breathe word of it. And
If satisfy you that you are wrong ] am to
have pair Of eight button white Gloves"
..Yes, yes, that's all right" he answered
impatientlv, thinking it would be good
bet if he lost.
Walking demurely to a dressing case, she
opened the upper drawer and said:
IT bought three pair yesterday: here are
not Isle thread, and they have Just little
line up the side instead of embroidery.
But thought you were going to
ssSir! There are some subjects upon
which you have no right to think. Never
mind what you thought" she continued, as
she held the door open for her callers exit.
Just utilize your thinking in remembering
that you owe me q pair of gloves"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-26

We have just listed a large number
Of beautiful lots in Ming's addition, on
the West Side, that we can sell at great
bargains. This is picnic for buyers.
Come soon and avoid the great rush, as
they will be all sold before week.
We have one-third interest in q
block Of about fifty lots on the West
Side, adjoining the Electric Street Rail-
road, and but about mile and quar-
ter from Main street.
We can sell either an undivided in
terest in the whole or one-third of the
lots. Wees offer them at a very great
bargain. Will sell single lots is desired
We have also two choice pieces OF
Acre Property but two miles and a
half from the city which we can offer
at great bargains.
We have several choice business
properties for sale, as well as a large
number Of houses and lots in all parts
Of the city; but space will not permit
the mention of them ALL If you desire
to buy real estate Of any kind, call and
see us. It is no trouble to show you the
property.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-26
SOMETHING NEW.

We have just completed arrange
ments whereby we can sell the entire
FLOWERREE ADDITION. Very lit
le noise or fuss has been made about it,
yet over fifty lots have already been
sold. The lots are well situated, and
no more beautiful place for residence
can be found IN Helena. You do not
have to wait and trust to the future for
Street Car facilities to get there. There
is a line already in operation within
two blocks Of it and extending along the
entire side of the property, and another
is being built right through it., This al
lotment is nearer the business center Of
the city than any other now being
placed on the market; and if you want
nice home in a good neighborhood, or
a profitable investment, this is the prop
erty to buy. There are but ninety-four
lots left, and those who come early can
have the advantage Of selection. If
you will send in your name and address
we will call for you at any time and
show you the property.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-26

and now his health has been restored he is
showing himself to he king who will win
the respect of the most enlightened nations.
challenge the admiration of every one.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

In order to give the public 4 better
baggage service than they have heretofore
been accustomed to, the Wilmington
Local Baggage Express Compsny mas
been organized. with George d. Watson
IS genera. manager. This Company hav.
ing contract with the B. & o. Railroad
for handling It's baggage and passenger
business, is now prepared to give prompt
service on demand. Baggage will bs
called for aud delivered to any railroad
station In tho city. Passengers via the
B. & o. Railroad, by calling telephone
1913 or 604, can have the checks brought
to their residences snd baggage checked
T. destination, thus saving tho annoy
snce Of looking after baggage at the sta
tion. Tickets will be brou hit with checks
to the house, II requested. Give the new
company trial.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

The African American Prosby terian
Church met at 1880 a. m. for the first
Sunday service in the Gilbert Chapel, at
Thirteenth and French streets. They
take their name from that Of e. w. Gil
bert. D. D., . prominent Presbyterian
divine who preached many years and did
. great work in this city. His portrait
hung in front Of tho pulpit, which was
decorated with fowers. OF his lie the
pastor, Rev. William e. Carr, gave q
brief sketch. Rev. William II. Weaver,
D. D., Of Baltimore, preached on "Faith, !"
from Matt. 2S 10, 20. Rev. A. N. Keig-
S.-. pastor OF the Flrss Church, preached
in Tho a,rs.-aoon. aud DR.. Weaver again In
the evening. lns >udience increased each
time.
The pastor 10 a graduate OF lincoln
U niversity. Teis is regularly organ
lied Presbyterian Church aud starts on
Its mission with brilliant rainbow OF
divine promise. The Gilbert Chapel is b
pretty and neat church edihce built by
Central Presbyterian Church for mission
work which was successfully carried on
with . large end influential Sabbath
school for many years. Iti well located
for the work now entered upon. The
sincerest friends of the African Ameri-
can race caunot fall of rejoicing to see
the steady aad staunch Prtsbyterlans
putting their shoulder to the wheel Of
their progress.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

Theatre.goers Of this city will uudoubt.
edly bo delighted to know that arrange.
nents haye been completed for the ap.
pearance Of New York Lycsum Theatre
Company In an elaborate production Of
their lntest and greatest success. from
the pen Of A. w. Pinero, namely, ''0wset
Lavender" The scene OF the play is laid
IN London, In chambers OF Phenyl and
Hale, No. 3 Brain Court. Temple. Each
set Of chambers has an independent door
opening OIL TO the common stairway, be-.
hind which door each occupant Of the
chambers Is IS much the lord Of castle
as If be were In the enjoyment of a man.
sion or q villa surrounded by . brick
wall. "Chambcrs" consists OF three or
four rooms and perhape pantry, and
are often shared by two boon com panioas.
The man who shelters In the Tenn pie pre-.
cIncts obtains . silent security from the
conventionAlities of society. He 10 un-
trammelled, uncritIcised, unobserved.
All the original scenery aud effects will
be used 10 the production bore this even
ing.
"a Pair of Jacks" will be the attrac.
tion Saturday afternoon and evening,
April 8. II will be presented under the
management OF WIN .. Wheeler, who
has engaged an excellent company
| among whom arc W, J. Russell, Juliui
z. Witsmark, the boy baritone, and John
T. Savage Of "Old Homestead" fame.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

Tho Wilmington Local Baggage Ex-
press Company has made arrangements
to accommodate their patrons arriving ut
the r., W. g. B. station for the prompt
and careful delivery OF their baggage.
Aiessrs. George d. Watson and J. J. Nc
Mullep, both OF whom are well known to
the travelling public, will bs found At the
exit Of the r., W. u B. station, whore
they will take your checks and see that
your baggage 10 promptly delivered. II
you want good service, do not surrender
your checks until you SEQ either Of these
gentlemen, who will always be found q
the place indicated on the arrival OF all
trains. II you have baggage TO be dsliv-
cred to any railroad stftion. or desire a
carriage call, telephone No. 1893 or No.
60i.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

The following jurors wero drawn yea.
terday morning to servo at the term OF
the United States Court which copvenes
Tuesday, April 8th:
New Castle county-Wilmington hun.
dred. Harry Laps, Alfred Gawthrop,
Harry e. Holt, John 7. Dent, Gilbert B.
Barrett, jobs J. Dougherty, Frank b.
Carpenter Joseph L. Carpenter. Jr.,
John q. Farra, George w. Ortlip, Har-
Ian Cause, James Mitchell, John Dilla-
hay, colored; New Castle, John J. Boyce,
VIM. White; Brandy wine, Curtis Tailey; !;
Mill Crssk, John A. Reynolds, Jr.; Pen
cader. Jacob B. Cszier; st. Georges,
VIM. A. Comegys; Blackbird, Benjamin.
Lockerman.
Kent couuty-East Dover, Cecil U
Fulton; Wcst Dover, William S-orgs;
North Murdsrkill. Joseph L. Burchenal,
Robert H. Lewis; Misplllion, Thomas II.
Dorman; Milford, Frank Reedy.
Sussex county-Broadki.n, James H.
Wiltbank; North West Fork, Harry
| Owens; Nanticoke, John @. Short; Days
boro, John X. Steel; Sesford. William
Hardy, Daniel Short; Gumboro, WIN. p.
Donoway; Lewes and Rehobotb, Alfred
L. Burton, William J. Morrison.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

The third annual reception of Troop Y
will be given at Eten Hall, on Wed les.
day evening, April ., and promises to be
the most brilliant military srent that
ernor and stan, with military guests
from New York, New Jersey, rennsyl.
vania and Maryland have accepted in
vitat'ons and will be present. The dane
Ing will be In cbar"e Of Professor Web
stss, Aud ali ekes.is2t programme mas
been arfshgsd. A special car VIII 10. ne
run from Dover to accom- mouA ~ wv
guests from Kent and sussex counuSs' ~.
Each ticket sold 10 mate one in .as
name OF the applicant, and 4, 'iuoss si. '"'
supper tickets, bul 10 net trsrsA rao's'
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

There will be great time In this city
next Thursday. On that day the new
Wilmington Club Of the Atlantic Asso.
citation Will make its initial bow to the
public sgainst the Athletic Club ot
Philadelphia. The grounds are reached
BY the Market Street Electric Railway.
1t will b. big day for base ball In this
city, and great crowd ID expected to
turn out Ell masse to witness tho game.
All the clubs players arrived In this c,,,,,
IN Saturday, and sre stationed at th,
B.lleAus r,.-tel, over 10 Brandywine vii
lags. A large deiex....on from Philsdsl
phis will accompany tho Athletic Clut
from that city on Thursday next 10 wit.
ncss the game in thIS city.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

There is no place like home as come
home with bigger and better stock Of
mons, boys ani children's clothing
and gents furnishing goods than ever
before. Come aud see and convince
yourself. am sure you will not be dis
APP ointed In doing so as have clothing
from the best to the cheapest. and my
prices are to suit the times. You all
know me from Filth aud Market streets
NJ, Meyers, one prlco clothitr, where all
goods are marked iu plain figures, satis-
faction guaranteed or money refunded.
NJ. Meyers, 4O6 Market street, Whining
ton, Del.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

Lovers OF good music and those who
desire to hear rich anecdotes of promi-
nent men should not fail to 60 to the
entertainment to be given by the Young
Mons Republican Club on wednesday
evening. Those who have heard Hon.
Thomas Donaldlon say that he has q
fund OF humor unsqualled by any
modern speaker. Mr.. Donaldson 10 .
bosom friend Of Senator Hawley Of Con-
necticut
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

Joseph Wheeler, the obliging ticket
tsker ar the Opera House, Lad two young
pups, one fox terrier and the other .
skye terrier. He gave the skye terrier
away, when the little fox terrier actually
pined away, and one day last week LAID
down and died. He gave one gasp, just
like human sigh, aud laid his head on
the ground and lmmediately expired. II
| ia said he died Of broken heart.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

Mr.. q. A. Dradneld. an old hand at
tho music bu,iness, has opened the
handsome store, No. 8S2 Market street,
aud stocked it with q full and WE'LL
selected stock Of pianos and organs,
vloiins, guitars. banjos. harmouicas.
sccordions and stationery and leather
eoode. eouvenirs given away to all who
! call on Wednesday next. Tell where
xa~ saw the advertisement. You will
he ire. ed right by this firm.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

I ~ L..
| @ p .ne month Just ended Chief kngi.
80 D,usnman, Of the Enginoering and
snn,yg sHs.,ssy'Og DSpsrsmsns reports the fol-
s ou"oiuR noee naving been
marked:
inomM y. Melvin, seven dwellings.
soutnwest corner renfh and Pine stresta.
Albert Jacquot, store, north eide Ninth
street betwesn Shipley and Orange.
william Dougherty, seven dwellings.
northeast corner Gilpin avenue and Lin
coin.
9onn y Conner, two dwellings, north
side dllp'n avenue between Liucolu and
Union:
Ford ~ Ryan. addition 70 mopcco fac
tofy, southeast corner Third and Green.
NIL svenue.
pos .na iownsend company, etore'
bard. ~-N '~'' " As
Jesse Fullerton addition N a~.,iin.
south aide OF geventh street. hstwesn
Walnut and Popl1r streets.
VulcAuired Thrs Co,nn.rv .adtt,o,
to factory. west aide al Wilson strsst
between Tenth and r,s,suth .,rs..s
AnnIe A. Dunsmith. stshls esss aide
OF Van Buren, street bstvssn Liaden
and Apple streets.
WiIhelmiua Wiltbanks. dwaliiux. asst
eide Of ejxteenth strset. betwesn West
aud Warrington streets.
Andrew ctewart. dwelItnc. south aida
Of lowering avenus. bstvsen iincoIn And
Scott streets.
james Cassidy. addition tn dvsl,,ng
southeast corner Of Mechanic and Lom-
o'xv 70 ,,,,s i,lcs.s 49, ,,
,.,sm .. y MOTION, nve dweillngs'
uottuWoot cOTuer Oh IhyIOt anu CnutCn
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

On Thursdsy, March Goth, 1890, Mr..
@. w. Little aud Miss u. ". Thompson.
OF Mil Creek Hunlre were united Il
ths holy honda Of matsimony, On
Monday evening q few OF the young
ladies aud gents Of Pleasant Hii,, think
lag to show respect and to have . good
time, met ns the gate with different In.
struments Of music. They then pro-
cerdad to the yard, whore : lively tune
was struck up, led By prominent young
lady Of the neighborhood. They were
highly enjoying themselves. and think
Ing a'so the ones inside were, when they
we're suddenly and not very pleasantly
Interrupted by ths host. w. II. Thomp.
con. announcing with some vehomence
that he wanted no such d. rowdles
around his place. The crowd, not hardly
expecting such reception, were some-
what surprised. AMI they very shortly
left the ground clear for tho irritated
being. The kind host who received his
guests In snch gentlcmanly manner 70.
Tented after he had repeated all the
words Of the Old Testament (as the
crowd thought) backward aud invited
the rowdice, a. they were pronounced, 10
II they could po1sibly behavs long
enough to be treated, as the most excel
lent host announced that he was pre-
pared to treat and hurt. But the COM
pany; that included the ladies, thinking
they could find . warmer reception ut
some clvilised neighbor's, proceeded to
farm house, where they beat lively
tattoo; and Notwithstanding the couple
had been married just twenty i've years,
they received . warmer welcome than the
drst place and spcnt very pleasant evcn-
ing. But the crowd that went agtevWard
showed BY their actions what they were
aftep--something to supply the inner
man--for when the excited msn told
them TO come In II they could behave,
they nocked IN like hungry sheep. We
hope they enjoyed their treat, which no
doubt they did.
II 10 Thought by the tims W. II.
Thompson gets the rest Of his dauR Rhtcrs
married oil he will perhaps have learned
how to take little fun. He 10 not Ia
understand by this that the crowd that
resented the Insult and left will bother
him or his son.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

The following chleh wers elected on
Saturday evening BY Lsnaps Tribe. No
q, Imp. q. X NJ: Sachem, WIN. T.
Lowe; 8. g., Geo W. Turues;J J. g., r. /.
johnson; p, Randolph Wolf; @. OF r.
Herman Bothum; A. C. OF r., John
Percy; K. OF W., W. II. Kramer; Trus
toes, J. J. jackson, 9. !. Mustiu, G. n
Russell; Widows and Orphsns' Commit.
tee, A. Prss'Qu. +. W. Ncutz, Jr., VIM.
A. MackeS; Representative to Rel Mem b
Wigwam Co., William II. Kramer; Rep
rescntatiye TO Library Committee, @. g.
Byron and Norman Bottgor; Auditing
COMMITTEES. g. Muslin. Q. M. Russell
Edward Bethel; First Sannap, Norman
Bottgsr; Second Sanuap. g. r. Williams
Wsrriore, William Mackey, James Msy
ers, n. W. Neutz, Jr., VIM. Meenan
Braves, I. Z. Preston, Albert Vaughn
Q. o., Ambrose Preston; l. g.. Warren
7. Lowe. The rIsing up Of the chile q
warriors and braves will occur OH thu
tiist seventh sleep, plant moon.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

The celebrated D. B. D. cigar, manu-
.actured ~ II. +. Bourbon q Bro., No.
Sls West Second street. Sold at all the
leading hotels aud cigar stores. Try ons.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

Pozzoni's Complexion Powder pro.
duces soft aud beautiful skin; 1t com.
bines every element Of beauty and purity.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

Professor We'll. opiician, sos Ma,
street, Wilmington, Del. You examine
my eyes and fitted me with . psir al
glasses which have benontted me a.
much that cannot help 10 thank you.
MIS-. WHITE.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01
A Nickel

VIII give you an introduction 10 the
pure and delicious Five Brothers Plug
Chewing Tobacco. Ask your dealer for
H.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

The great prsservcr Of the eye sight
aud cur or OF all diseases and weakness
rs aud 80 csnts. Fourth and King
! streetA A thousand testi1nials.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

Wnen Bnby was sick,
We gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child,
She cried for Castoria-
When she became Miss,
She chung to Castoria.
When she had Children,
She Gavs them Castoria.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

u.,, nfes'. a0s MATES ave- Il shs city
ie,a coal. coal. YOU viii M. n.
s.l. .aa,y, ee.i, ~, ga ',', ,w',sstvrsa,..
hk. Risr, iss Z. Seconds.
ROop sni,a - a.ai's is I. 9Th stree,
ppiuco,. ,n, on. druSxis. sth And K,n.
Van, ss. once 50. North 9th .t 81. rh,,. ra1s.
sss,ctT II, ~ / y esf sseana5ss sSts.ass frames 20 70 a
-. IN pslawsfs.' sGs5ss.' Come. .,s ish.ys ne
s,oc .s' oI stree. h,e.e. h,. the ,.r..., 49,.
Min. - aud hosiery Ia .hs hS,'r1a, aI,, under;
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

ees"o shoa.m. IN a,.m.ppess.!1sllity to d,.Do..
Y b. prons. ROM 20 suit the purchss~srssol ~ ~
n (bsior,o' ior evsry dealer 10
. Co, No. pssiESast':rs1 5 Ea.t Tsi1,s SSsi.p- q
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

Mt new crop. 80 cent? . gallon, OF
ElseA 81 eorner Third and King streets.
northsA GEo. A. TAYLOR.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01
In 1880

Browne Bronchial Trochea" wero In
trcduced, and their success ~ c1re for
colds, coughs. astama and bronchitis has
bsen unparalleled.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01
The" "Microbe" Theory
THE DAWN OF A NEW ERA.
All Chronic Diseases

of tbe worst type are durable, have been
ssnd for book g, andsnineis Pps PsgoEh,s ,hs
,e,si ,ntsiiisent. leading business men and
phy scisns troagnoat ,s United States ssrinns ams
England, All diseases are csnSeu ny sa,sovs s,v
EinGs ar living uicrobe, Ot difcrent destroy,
M pomer, ana until recently many sinas OF
them could not be DESTROYED at gu. ,t bnt INV Nv
,nrv v 10 the most delicate patlsnt and only cost
a lew dollars, where heretofore hnndreus;
YES Tn ousands of dollars have hecn spent
snsd md no nc, manent bencht to the patient ihe
many agencies OF the .Wm, na.sn ,i.nr..,sh- III.
- ou,an,ts,,si throughout the united States
and sliv powerful branch ,aS9isns oSpnm IS pros
cn ~ he ali they clai,n. via; that u has cured
end ~ viii rnre ali diseases. For book or med.
ieine, address the "Hm. hadam's Miero"e
JOHN J, WILHELM. Genl Agent,
7sa w, second ST., Wilmington, Dol
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

The finest selection OF bronze art goods
ever brought to this city, 10 now on ex.
hibition and being sold every afternoon
and evening at Huklii's great emporium
auction rooms, No. 726 Market street.
The goods consist principally Of bronze
stAtuary, Tampa, for mantles, tables and
stands. and lamps on beautiful bronxo
bases with highly polished brass trim
mings, nickel plated uprights with lamps
easily raised up and 10 suit circums tances,
lust the thing to move around in parlors
and for plano snd organ players. The
clocks on exhibition are finished iu black
marble, highly orhainen.ad; and arc most
magnificent specimens Of handy wesk BY
French srtisans. Everybody who enters
the ftore instinctively stands 90 II trans.
fixed with view Of the art gallery
spread out In grand display and they are
heard to say: "Well. never raw tho
like before" 1t is the great desire Of
Mr.. Hukill aud all In charge to have
everybody come In aud Inspect tho goods.
Though 1t is really = drst class exhibi-
ton Of art iu bronze, marble, brass and
glhss, there 10 no charge for admission
and all inquiries as to quality, purpose
aud prices VIII be cheerlully answered.
The public will certaiuly miss grand
sight by not calling TO look ut the great
collection OF art goods. The sales CON-
mence every afternoon At 8 o'clock and
every evening at 7.30, and will so con.
tlnue for an indefinite time. Let oil
lovers Of the beautiful In art drop In
and take look around.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

Every ones taby Is the best; every
ones catarrh or influenza 10 the worst;
but every ones catarrh or influenza eau
be cured by the use Of Old Saui's Catarrh
Cure. Price only rs cents per box.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

A lecture will be delivered At tho Onars
houee Tomorrow evening, umder ~
euspicos OF the Young Msp'a Reunh1fean
Oluo. by the Hon. Thomas Donsldsou,
on Politicians; their Manners and HUI
mors." This lecture will mot be conlpet,
to any particular men or parry. and con.
sequently will be interesting and jn,truc-
Two. MT Donaldson 10 . native Of Go.
lumbus, Ohio, and is about 40 veara OF
ags. He studied law but has devoted 4
part OF ~ life to newspaper work In
SoIne ot the isrRest cities OF the Weat.
a me removed to Colorado In 1874, snd In
1910 vas tho Centennial Commissionsr
from that tito. The meteorological coll
Lection which he BIO ht wi him was
the nnest display Of the kind In the exhi-
blsion while his knowledge Of men and
events made him one Of tho most useful
members Of tho commission. He was af.
terwards private secretary TO General
hAwiey and has been . prolific writer,
6nt chiefly for the Federal government.
His Public Dom ain" 10 tho most mar
velous compilation Of the facts Of our
national wealth that has ever been Pre-.
pared. "Tbe Catiin Gallery" Of the In
diane OF the United Stsics, issued by the
Smithsonian Institute In 188a-5, ts the
American authority in that field OF In
quiry to the Republican party. He Il
now writing his recollections OF the men
whom ho has met, work which 10 looked
ior with great interest by the men in oil
parts OF the country who havs listened Il
Ms stories. He bsaFs the reputation o
Washington Of being the beat informed
man generally tn the country.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

Is, ssSss si.sna and whips at ps,,,,.,
r"oa va,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

Costiveness is the forerunner OF many
dangerous diseases. Constipation and
dyspepsia follow 1t rs the needle Its pole.
Laxador will give 1t sure quieius In o
lew days. At all druggists. IS cents.