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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-31
Queer Habit of Shaving.

A Boston barber says that of men
who shave themselves, not more than
one in fifty can use the razor with
both hands, and he adds some curious
facts about the shaving habits Of dit.
ferent people. The tOnsorial artist
said to a reporter:
II know of a wealthy Back Bay
man who shaves himself standing in
the corner of the room and facing the
wall. He was poor country boy
and, like most boys, bought razor
on the sly. There was no looking
glass in the chamber, and rather than
let his folks know what he was about,
he faced the wall and scrsped away
by the sense of feeling. Once accus-
toned to this method he never needed
a glass.
~ knew an old farmer who shaved
himself sitting on a milk stool and
looking at his reflection in a bucket OF
water. That was what he did as a
boy, and he said he couldn't shave
standing up"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-31
MILITARY NOTES.

The 23rd infantry band gave a con-
cert on the upper parade ground at
Fort Sam Houston last night. 1t was
not their regular concert.
There was no one confined in the
post guard house at Fort Sam Hous
ton last night.
1t is reported that Private Watts, of
A. company, 23rd infantry, Is to be
married to a young lady of this city,
tonight. The boys have got their tin
cans, horse tiddles, etc., ready for the
occasion.
Private Kuoll, who has been on
parole awaiting trial, was released
from arrest yesterday on account of
certificate of merit which he has, and
also for good conduct during his con-
tinement.
The clerks in the ad jutant's office
were busy arranging the pay rolls for
muster, which took place this morn
ing, until a late hour last night.
The troops at Fort Sam Houston
underwent general inspection and
muster for pay this morning.
The officers at Fort Sam Houston
were paid this morning.
The 23rd infantry band will give
their regular concert at the military
post next Monday night.
Dress parade was given at Fort
Sam Houston yesterday evening.
There will be no parade this eve
ming or tomorrow evening.
The bsr-room at the post canteen at
the military post will be closed to.
morrow.
Nine of the horses of A troop,
3rd cavalry, were condemned Thurs.
day. They will be sold at public
auction at the quartermsster's depot
as soon as the order arrives from
Washington, d. G.. These horses are
all gray, and are very good looking
animals.
Five new recruits were examined
at Fort Sam Houston yesterday. They
all passed the examination and were
assigned to the following troops: Two
to \ troop, 3rd cavalry, two to ID
troop, 3rd cavalry and one to X troop,
3rd cavalry.
The Fort Sam Houston dancing
club gave their regular weekly hop at
Muth's pavilion Thursday night.
They will give their grand monthly
dance and supper at Muth's pavilion
IL ext Friday night.
1t is reported at the military post
that Patrick Dillon, who was retired
from + company, 23rd infantry, re,
Gently made lucky hit for $4,000 just
before he left.
The following are the canteen sales
for Thursday: Barroom, cash, S6.l5
checks S4.65, total sales of barroom
$1,000; lunch room, cash S. 95; checks
81. Is, total sales OF lunchroom, SOLO
billiard room, cash 20 cents, checks
10 cents, total sales of billiard room
So cents. Total receipts of the csnteer
for that date S2l.25. The sales Of
Thursday was better than those o.
Wednesday by about three dollars.
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Miscellaneous Notices.
Paper Hanging

In all its branches and only first Clas
men employed, at az Houston street, by
c. II. MUELLER.
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Visiting Cards free.

Apply to FRED SMALL City Circula-
tor for the Daily LIGHT, 4 Z. Commerce.
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NOTICE, SALE OF UNCLAIMED
HORSES

1891. at Union stock yards. The follow
ing described property viz
Twenty head horses branded: mares
branded u: horse branded with bar:
mares branded with bar: ! horse
branded 4: yearlngs branded with
bar on top: mare branded 4 &C with bar
on top: horse branded Il + + C: >
horses branded L p with curved bar
underneath: mare branded + p with
curved bar underdeath: mare branded
5; / mare branded u S A; yearling
branded L = with curved bar on top.
Consigned to L. c. Gerard, said stock
will be sold for payment of freight
and charges according to law.
n. w. GRIsAMORE. Agt. |. 4; G. n. Il. X.
San Antonio. Oct. 2S. 1O-2S-5t
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Personal Mention.

F. NJ. McCandless lie again in the
city.
j: b. Mosby, OF Kerrville, is at the
Mahncke.
Mrs. Barphill, of Bracket, is in the
city, visiting Mrs. Lambert.
Miss Lou Davidson, of Bolton, is at
the Maverick.
w. L. Vaughan is at the, NJ enger
from Dallas.
A. G. Vogt, of Leaky, is at the
Mahncke.
Assistant Manager Joe Berry, of
the Grand, is up and out again, and is
feeling much better.
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LIES PENURIOUs PHASE.

For the Light.
o ye who are happy and know not a
care,
Have thought for, and pity the
The famished and Ill clad who are in
despair,
When they come for a meal at your
door.
Ye know naught perhaps of the feel
ings they have,
Or the cause of their haggard.like
stare;
The world to them is but a dark
yawning grave
mare.
o ye who have travelled bright path
ways of life,
And have basked in the sunshine
of love,
o ye who know nothing of sorrows
and strife,
Have compassion for those who
must rove.
On cold wintry nights when we sit
round the hearth,
Within rooms that are cozy and
warm,
Do think of the poor without shelter
and berth,
Who are out in the pitiless storm.
Forget not in moments of ecstatic
bliss,
That in life there's calling for all:
For one there is that, for another
there's this,
But none should be 10th to assist
such who fall.
IT'S life's darkest side I've depicted
to you
But motive, must ray, had;
Though an old story tits, I've clothed
it anew
In raiment majestic and sad.
ALI BEN HASSAN.
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Blankets, FlaDDGS, Comforts, ClOakS
andiRGady MADE Clothing!

Have been touched show of life making
will insure SPEEDY SALES!
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Headquarters For Fashionable Millinery.

We acknowledged headquarters for late styles
Misses Hats and Bcnne Popular Prices We showing
imported pattern hats than the combined millinery
tonic display Besides the hundreds of stylish
hats week work the
ported Models from whence their origin Special
attention. executed with dispatch
the best known
up" in every branch of the business.
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Ladies Tai|or-Made Walking Jackets

London styles show quality of imported goods The twofy
kind reduced to SlO The three twenty-five kind
The four dollar kind reduced $3.50 The dollar
to $3.50 The dollar kind reduced
reach the Fine Plush and Cloth all of which
a saving of fully 20 per customers.
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HerWiCk M. Painter,

And Paper hanger, and dealer in all
kinds of supplies; prices reasonable. Ala
mo street, near Joske's.
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Ladies and Chi|dren's Fine Shoes.

of fashionable
subject fitting boots
present We handling all grades from substantial Cura
Kid Boot for ladies 81 30 tn the
goods Sc 90 Chdrens fine Kid Shoes Soc g.
ST. 30 and 80 All special bargains Besides
we in receipt of upwards of
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BARGAIN :. BULLETIN II

Ihs the closing week of October sales propose
gala" one all department of IMMENSE ESTABLISHMENT
The continued mild weather slight
ON the part of Heavy Wooden Goods
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Carriage Painting.

F. Pasche, 3o5 Ave. B. The Celebrat-
ed Noble & Horse best English-Varnish
used Satisfaction guaranteed.
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Insurance X. P. Endow't

Cheap, Safe and Reliable. For mem
bers only. T. B. johnson, Secretary.
The Republican journal., 1891-11-26
How the wise May Become Weatherwi>p.


'ith ~ l'i ?, " liiit ~ HIN
l"hI I-NNl' VI -'"N' i-'h' IN5l.
All those who ..e Interested in mrIrurnlogy oI
4b,. ,,,l IA tl X u. ,t... M . i..,,+ ,,, ID "a,
" 0 "''' ''''' '''''' \ II '3
tlS department Hi AEli'litUftr Hf r"f'llaliN ilH
vitod IL cll Al thc NJ yraticr Brt,.il 0ir. W TN.
~ IL,
Among lit hot ~ ll Jhe HHaIN !1Ai~htb nN me
government, aft othhnh' a", Nlo1to~lo!'aj rtPrf1
Nllr alf NtlE Iliel, @H'l' i ~ hi'tH ." 4 uI
ftt't4I' chHfi7' Ne'iIff lnii7 !ht f'r"l!S Whl'h
""u'" VI "l El'l NllUe ~ any nh' ttrlilh@ lhtni-
Hatl"h ~ itEdit " lItt tllH4tn"EN Hi amy 7ttIi"h
~ NllhIN NHei' "D0NINdil'h7 NAYS iVtl taffit 1
VI.
fafutuiaf attention l0 lhflte" ~ lhf aHliE
weather flHtli7 lSrHrV lf'h ihla "iHct, ~ brln@
ln9lturliHr (" ul5ahE Wh' Nant H''tN7 " hGM
ihty afe posted II many punhc pages. furnished
- the 2itl ~tHool7 aH' Mtlle@ l" institutions "f
taiilli- NiI"'-il''l! 'l!' lt 9ta'"-
me thlr1 "I tH. Weather HueAH mas 'brrltti
I" distribute iht-e thdlta a~ WldrIN a~ possible.
IN "fdci that iNe Intelligent part IT every com
munlty may atllizr them hy making special and
i"ch predictions. he lnl"" ~ rN ah;'tlon taken
from the report II we chct Of thj~ ureau Is gwen
for the benefit of All.
ihtse lltr7 not only contain INC forecasts prr
pafth n Washington ant the local forecasts, but
a'e" tt .iaid On "f'irh iht forecasts are based 50
tlitt ~ may 1e rtuHlet anu personal conclusions
dlaWh 1Y every one engaged IN any profession or
hn@iheas affected w the weather, ana tEla includes
all classes u business.
Inc Hitta tmbo'ued IN the maps are the arr pres
sure, thc temperature at "cl"ck was i1th M"
rlulan time, me minimum temperatures wind Iii
fectl"n ana Ftl"clly the fharacter p tht weather
az the houf "i observation ahd the amount OF ram
on snow A5 soon as the chartng Of these data i
completed the lSobare (ncs connecting places or
embracing sections OF equal ar PRESSURE are
drawn Tor each tenth OF an Inth, lSothcrm- (dot"d
lines connecting places having the same degree Of
temperature are drawn l"f each ten degrees thr
sectloh Q. sections ol country haFlhS tht highest
or lowest ar pressure are marked respectively.
"flgil ahd LOW: ING FORMER y anu -cSciuhlr
ana thc iaitcf eytIohc IN llS turtlN' or III uthtf
words, me area covered ny Il hlSh pressure ~ alr
whereas lhc reverse IS we case IN advance 81 anu
surrounding an afch "t low pressure, where ram
temperature prevail me uilit uf tht atmosphere
beng from west to cast, me cllunE OF ines" ry-
CLONE anu dnllrYc"lc areas, pS l9obat l. ntcea-
sary to show at glance thef respective centres
and the direction IN when they are htadlnE,
graPhlcalX portrayed hy 'ht curvature OF we 9eN
crai unhf"ken lhr9, anu ~ the AFRO" showing ny
The Republican journal., 1891-11-26
E. NJ. Q. $. Personals.


ii''l ''' AI' '''' ~ ''N~f''''l
lila NJ. Smith is teaching i'll Alton.
NJ. la Grey i At home, Bradley Ne.
Ia,,.. ,.....t ,,...;a v;
VI l"a AoNiey 4 " hrE nome ~ Gutter
Ninal I, Hills i preaching IL Cushing
t...l.o4
'it'l '"'i"'' 7 t0'''- -i'''- ~ C'N''N"'.
l.z1'e 9ihith i teaching ~ "'n''>A"F'
C,rrtru.l4 ~rnitb |. tt,cbino, IL ,trub.n
Rehie +. Porter i teaching iii OIitowu.
I'i" sFeHNeIIel H lea'h'I7 Y Il'''eN'
tfip Crawford III t.+rbit.e a Addi.pn Ne.
rtha1 4, pnrt.r ,....l,ip,.ir U.-+ rflto,yr
Nancy Abbott IL teachin. Ill Prospect Haf-
Fred Bryant entered cons University thi>
fall.
Cls lueui We.cutt II clcrking Ii hauh 1T Bci-
fast
u>-.i. .,..,,..l
port
1a.f., pt,t.1..,,,. t....i.:.... i, .,,,.h
III '''h''''''' 4 ~ 'i'''-7 Y ''"'' 't."-
r,nro+- r,,n.r !. t.,.n,u., N e.r,rof.i,
FaI.
VIII Mitchell, is reporting tpr tuc Bangor
Eyercu Ober i at ni, home on Nit, Desert
Island.
'thtrt-
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tarn.rt
The Republican journal., 1891-11-26

Mr. Adrian y. Tuttlc, Of Belfast, writes under
date DC >oy. 10th from Santa Barbara, CaL, where
he is visiting Mr., Frank \ Conant, another E,l
fat boy. who il doing sootl bi-uo-s at that
place. Tuttle and Conant recently took ial p0
Gud went cunning. Iutte Says
"We got up yesterday morning and drove seven
miles. We put our horse UP amt started across the
fields Tor ducks. Before got to the duck pond
We shot eight meadow larks, one English suipc
anu one quail, When found the ducks they
were on the opposite Side As we had no boat
Frank said, we have got TO undrcss and wade at
ter them. You would have laughed to have seen
as We Shot three ducks and one loon. When |
went after the last duck | shot, the water was
deeper than supposed. When got within ten
feet Of my bird went all under my cowboy hat
went hoating OF, but got the duck. How imam.
aged to swim with the three ducks in one hand
and my gun in the other don't know, but did.
When my feet lett the bottom the first Kick made
my shoe came on We were two OF three miles
from the wagon aud had swamps and bricr bu she's
to 90 through. put both stockings one foot
and with the other shoe started out. Ii WAS hard
work, but got there"
The Republican journal., 1891-11-26
Prohibition Petitions.

If petitions can suppress ntemperance tile w
q. I. U. are on the right track A petition from
al countries, which asks for the prohibition of the
opium trade and the liquor traffic, already con
tanng nearly 1000, 900 names, has just left Chca-
60 il is signed in forty different languages and
before another year passes it is expected that 1t
VIII have attained fully 100000 names, when it
Will be carried to all governments by Il commission
of white. rihhOn women.
The Republican journal., 1891-11-26
In Strange Waters.

= " ; ~
TSpecla correspondence of the journal
OFF THE CoAsT ~ p,TAGoHr, About
midway between tnronel NH the antrsnrc to
that nerious MASSAGE Known IL smyth,s Chan-
rpI i liz nort CnrraI -1o,a nf tba 1,,. inra.t
and most 6irtI,resnne planes # III 1epn nv
GOOD fortune fo fnd, r-non high bIntr nv4r-
Iookinv its rIariJ hay Xvhinh il I'M to ho ia
safest III II II tha mast oommodinus III South-
ern Chile arp tbe rrumhIing waliS of a hattle-
mepted fortress. the fortress Of a dream. Or
or pirti1re entirely nnlike tbe nros,ir fnrts
Of n6w-a-1ays This VA constructed moro
than three centuries ana A onarter ago. IN pp
.lro lie Saldjyia. one of Pizarrn's fo)lower. tha
same doughty adyenturer Who founded Saufia
10 ana left tie mark Of his iran baud man III
Chile Inside the fort are rusty cannon If
uIleer nattern katherine, St,frx,vs that lA.d l.,
prass-groyxn raSSagt. ANA mo,llly yaults H.
lDw, where doorway, oupu ri MI waters edga
Just back Of the fort an OLA little VILLAGE strao
gies M and down the steppest Streets whose
weatber-beatep cottages. ancient church Ana
dingy saloons look as If tired Of cIingirg 10 th,
cliffs ana ready ia Irt % thar nrerarian. boId
and ,lip auietiv intn the a.
Having several hours Ia Wilt here H.. wa
oh threp arti,t-passpuyprs hastt-,,4.I .h,r Urn
enthusiasm in their eyes NH ,ketrh-honke In
hand while your rorreSpuudrut fnnll,hIy ~
lied unon hpr camera but nnt JAIN tr,i>+ il
kodake when travelling III ,tr.uua rl4r4,
where photoyrauhS Are partirnIariy desired
and cannot lie houpht A. +yerybndy knoyy.
who has tried those exasneratin.e instruments
the ",ou-uress-tbe-butt -vp.do-th4-r4st''
idea is nonsenSe-unIesS one l. a modern Hash
ua and can make the snn stand still or hia il
bpa,,, AZ S.ounps 4, ort, ,,,,,.t NJ,
The Republican journal., 1891-11-26

| 2
>oN- ~ at tht Nalp sfhoolhUuee-.--- Nil Etl7ha
"oit'"h = moving lhtp Ile shlbles place
wr~>-r,,,,,- n, 1, p, -,
lo,',rht 4 aita, y go 7iaii "ts u'VHtN ialtiY
,so,T,,,s i a,t,t e. 4 ICY PEl'tt--'.- Mr-
L1i'[bt ,.i. KIT @ @ II 'li' ,"u9t le recently
jS,,,,,,, a. yr, I'LL '-. I'io "aa ah til-
rnntlt .,,,i :. ,.t..,. ''i'i! "Ae AiShl r.
| anI Nrs NJ, ltn @ i' + itl"ltt4 +. Mt
| MN ~ 'o'' 'i' 'iS''iua i'tn'!a lh IafA
! fRFFDON Tbc ,ir,f+o IL r,,.- ..,g.. H. 4.-
/ section MANY II ~ ,,..i. III. ,,t5 ..,, 1 l.
| tie driven III soma ,,-.a .,. ,.ri tI+ it
| water l-he Get.j. arn .4 Hill, tf,ar + i.. ''
| inp Thr nlill. MI IN .t1, IN, i tloN
( f,lrth ut th. tina L,4.,,... III. t,..,,5'- ,15
/ fan varieties M atrIa- II, MIL ,N.,.ts, . ,r;'
from 04i ID n 1,i IL, l,,,pl ,.tlt,i , liit.
AT 81 I'll bay fr,,n, IA T.. i3 NJ, f, t
4urt, ~ ''' '"'' RI Il
!
gained tul-a place BIZ tll.t .,ild ipfrn,, III ny,.
there iu the ~prinA . d A,isu- 1a- i45j ,t t.4t,a
from hi- wen iu the hotf-r alt ,,3,1i1. and ,, + I'm
| il needed to titl the vrl Thrre IL general c,.,0
plaint this Vicinity 1f ,lly wells and tla ugj3
/ men ,tuN iuu,ly looking fur rain . Mr. EllrD.
/ Pta-c bought a x0ung rlIt a ft.y. ,iaI.4 eys ,f /
Adams. tip ,.nr- Not iutcuf t,t , ,ut,inu N, NIL
|
tkANKTNNi The charming ,oung hlrjol7t
! Nils INuu t.. Mason pf Boston, has returned tai
hrr lIohr lu Frankfort after 4 Ntr absence to N5-
/ It htf parents Mis- Mason has Been rH l.tr tlir
Utof~htl ut une ot Bpsiuu' eminent instructor tor
The Republican journal., 1891-11-26

Captain Crowder, Judge Advocate of the
Department of the Platte, says that Indian sol
diers learn to drill WELL but that deep rooted
superstition interferes with their usefulness.
The Republican journal., 1891-11-26

Ulu t,aolt. Auburn DaiN Gazette
j-ttri- q ~ tu.,r-,l auI nrade hrfrr ,han cyar
nri"fr ti MH~h }ut 70 "n ~" thick W. Gan De
.'1N' Y ' ' 'H' lf 'tFs'}, out n y" htNe Always
'f''fi y IF # H"ir' l|pri' y" ''"n oeileNt \
f'4 h'' Ahi iA firl w. 4" h"l hcl'tr
y ''' -t ''- 'WNi+ft r tii'tri .'faf lhtf
tt"lHt i"'lfl
Rnadoin tottrgr Tmtujaque
f.y t+--.t. I,.,.. M Itav.!.- uIr,. t,f.r,h
4.- Va arcy i--uuf -Iav- Il tot,l attclrlau,., at
2.4 -H-Ut .n.rta-t .yar th.tt Of tbt l0t.1 tnu-
,.ir .4s ai,at i- folau-, Mulirt -tuIcit- 10
.ulol- 40. juniors H. ~.ph3norc- +2 Freshmen
XIII XII ',..-'7 ~ ,',g ;""l -
''N '..4 ' u''''. 'pt Y. .''"0' pa "nr n 'he
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M'h' # u'o' 'e~lrt ,ifrr'hnih home study,
.!t.- .u,l-t- ot II. 7 s,.r,ii,--5,,i," "n tr,.Ini,,
--t. ,+,ii-,..n l,f.,,i I, NJ tt f,lav-i,,r -f
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f.ar..Iv I..I.., tl...,. I'LL. .i.l .,,,.,.,t.5,
Ihp ~trt .-luctur- ,,f steam vessel ity, u,.l,.
ts.t umu4i rlpft tu fhe Executive CnunciI
Is. r.u.rt tl Al t.,. ir t1 state water. .u,i-,t
t4 -i.r 1saTi- authuritv, lu2 steam vessels Of alb
ta~-,-. vrn tlt t--rr-4tc Tonnage, III l72440 tons,
q ut VHi#n. ni4, Nrcn in~ppctr,, I,l theln And
4ls.tfu,t. .e.-i...iio..t,- IF fu-,,-rrior
.H...-ra,n.4n., rltr general re,,l, of Iru,-
.,t-f- .,,.a .I'...-, IN, r,'Itt ~ .,l4l n
i[...3 -.F-tIUtr..a
y.t. ,,n. .t-f- tjr, mn l.ti, 4 1riz. oa,mrh"w
Hl- 7l-re entgtln@ vcry jjnercnt i0e&.
h, - .:. H.,
l.',f \. .-.., & . a., ., A'''-
M .t.tr -.,% ia, child ob.,t u9la. ,nu ltnl
~l,-.t -fr.,i- ..... -..5.,.- -si ul,. p..,ra ~.
ttt htl uatt HtI Dips tg-trtt gV fan sweet. III
The Republican journal., 1891-11-26

Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
When Baby was -tcs, we gave her castoria-
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castcria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
lyr5
fpkin-"Did the nauve chiefs give the Rev.
" fupence warm reception upon his arrival in
aflea?" Potts-"Why, yes. they were tickled
A9ugh to eat him up"
Lanes Family Medicine Moves the Bowels
Each day. Most people need to use it.
The Republican journal., 1891-11-26

Coughing Leads TO Consumption.
temp's Balsam will stop the cou N at once
The Republican journal., 1891-11-26


Act on a new principle Regulating the liver,
stomach and bowels through the nerres new
discovery. DR. Miles Pins speedily cure bilious
ness, bad taste, torpid liver, piles constipation.
tnequaled for men, women, children. smallest,
midest, surest 50 doses y cts. samples Free, at
K. II. Moody Drug Store.
Judge. "W hat beat your wife until she couldn't
stand? How could you do such thing" Offend
er. "Well, you see, your honor, she's little
thing, ands got no more strength than a cat"
Fatal Mistake.
Physicians make more fatal mistake than
when they inform patients that nervous heart
troubles come from the stomach and are of little
consequence. DR.. Franklin Miles, the noted Indi-
ana specialist has proven the contrary in his new
book on Heart Disease" which may be had free
at K. II. Moody's Drug Store who guarantees and
recommends DIR. Miles unequaled New Heart
Cure, which has the largest sale of any heart
remedy in the world. 1t cures nervous and or
ganc heart disease, short breath, futtering, pain
or tenderness in the side, arm shoulder. riegu-
lar pulse, faintng smothering, dropsy, etc. His
Restorative NerviDe cures headache, fits etc.
1t was bright young lady who said that she
should ike to be elected TO the Legislature as
there such an excellent opportunity for mem
Ders to be paired.
The Republican journal., 1891-11-26

AN OLD AND WELL.TRIED REMEDY. Mrs.
Wnslows Soothing syrup has been used for over
fifty years by millions Of mothers for their child
ren while teething, with perfect 1t sOothes
the chid ~otten7 the gums, alAys an pain, cures
wind coiic, ana is the best remedy for DarrhHa.
Il pleasant to the taste sold by all Druggists in
every part OF the world. Twenty five cents bot
tie. lt9 value is incacuiahie. BE and ask
for Mrs Minsluws soothing syrup, and take
other kind. lyr49
Mi-- Mctadi-"I'almjetry is all the rage now.
% you understand il, Mrs Potter" Mrs Potter
H" 30; hut jack does. Last night hca1d him dry
The Republican journal., 1891-11-26

William $. Homer of Council Bluffs, la, has
been spending the summer and fall IN Maine
after an absence Of several years from his
early home in Bucksport.
The record-union., 1891-08-25
BAKERY ROBBED.

OAKLAND, Aug. 24.-At 9 O'Clock to-
night two men entered the Log Cabin
Bakery, and while one covered the three
clerks with revolver the other ritied
the till and robbed the clerks. The rob-
bers backed out of the store and disap-
Deared in the darkness