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worse c-im~' Mrs Seaman made SONS
very startling averments regarding bct
youthful husbands pcccadilioes before ths
court. bat she underwent the ordeal of
cross examination with great self poses
sion, and ia fact rather seemed 10 en- ioy
the opportunity of getting even with
the man whose questionable business con
duct had come near wrecklng bsr young
life
In each os the csses cited above the hero
Inc had serious annoyance or grave trouble
IN meet and conquer, and 10 each cass
she Wa equal 70 the emergency. thus iu-.
tifying the statement made at the begin
ming Of this article that the average every
day American woman has more "sapd'
than did the much admired bat bilious Aad
vacilIstiBg Prince Of Denmark
CEPflAs De VERDE
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Yere<able Ely.


One of the most curious natural pro-
ductions of the West Indies is the famed
vegetable fly, an insect about the size
and color of drone bee, but without
wings. In the month Of May it buries
itself in the earth and begins to vegetate.
By the beginning Of june sprout has
issued from the creatures back and
made its appearance above the surface of
the ground. By the end of July the tiny
tree, known on the islands as the fly tree,
has attained its full size, being then
about three inches high, but perfect
tree in every particular. much resem-
bling delicate coral branch. Pods ap-
pear on its branches as soon as it ar.
rives at its full growth; these ripen and
drop off in August.
Instead of containing seeds, as one
would naturally suppose, these pods have
from three to six small, hard worms upon
their interior. The pod soon shrivels up
in the hot sun and bursts open on about
the third day after becoming detached
from the parent stem. Tie little worms
roll out and bury themselves in the sand.
and after undergoing the change Incl.
dent to all caterpillars become flies,
which, when the proper time comes, bury
themselves in the ground to furnish nour.
ishment for another miniature ''Hy tree. ="
DR.. Martinique, of the Royal institute.
who has received several boxes of these
flies upon which he has made repeated
experiments, gives long scientific ex-
planation for the seeming impossibilities
attributed to this insect, which is, at
best, wholly unsatisfactory to the general
reader, even though his coworkers in
that branch of science may consider it
explanatory and conclusive.-Cor. st.
Louis Republic.
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The parent OF insomnia or wakefulness
is in nine cases OUT OF ten 3 dyspeptic
stomach. Good digestion gives sound
sleep. indigestion interferes with it, The
brain and stomach sympathizes. One o.
the prominent symptoms OF u weak state
OF the gastric organs is a disturbance of
the great nerve entrepot, the brain. In
visorats tee stomach. aud you restore
eeulh r!am 10 the great nreT. a most
reliable medicine for the purpose Is Hos
letters Stomach Eitters. which Is far prs-
feraoie 70 mineral sedstives and powerful
narcotics which, though they may fer a
time exert a sopcr;fc influence upon the
Drain, soon cease 70 act and inrsras so1y ia-
1ure the tone o. the stomach The Bittsrs
restore activity TO the operations CT that
a. important organ. and their benfcenI
lnnasnee IA reflected IN sound sleep and s
tranq ii state Of the nervous system. 4
wholesome impetus Is likewise given "a
the action OF the liver AID bowels by lie
use.
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THE STOCK YARDS BILL

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March 3-When
word was received by the commission men
today at Kansas City, Kan, that Governor
Humphrey had signed the stock yards bill
meeting was Immediately called to con-
slider the matter 1t was decided that that
clause of the bill prohibiting the mini
a proposition was made to move over he
line into Kansas City, Mo. 1t was decided
that they could show cattle in the Kansas
City, Kan, stock yards, transact their bus
mess in their Missouri Offices, and thus
evade the Kansas law, The meeting ad-
journed without any definite action being
taken.
meeting, this evening, decided to take a
test case to the courts, to determine the
constitutionality of the law before moving
into Kansas City, Mo- 1t will take two
years to take the case through the courts
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Annihilation Of Time.

The utter annihilation OF time and space
by electricity was never better illustrated
than by an incident which occurred on the
coast of India, where two English ships
were repairing a telegraph cable near
Bombay. The two ships were bat half a
mile apart, one OF them holding the shore
end OF the cable in close communication
with Bombay. the other having the sea
end, which was connected with AGea.
Ii became necessary for the two ships &c
communicate with each other in order 70
complete their work. This was accom-
plished by one of them telegraphing 20
Bombay aud thence around TO Alden, and
she other from Alden around 10 Bombay
Thus as speedy means Of sending mes
sages half a mile they were sent around
by route nearly 4.00o miles in length
81 Louis Republic
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The WHITE LOIiCc

WASHINGTON. March 3.-Mr. Milliken,
OF Maine, from the committee on public
buildings and grounds, today reported
favorably a bill for the erection of an ex-
tension to the White House in accordance
with plans proposed by Mrs Harrison
The plans contemplate using the present
mansion as a private residence anu the
erection as an addition of an official wing
on the west side of the present building
The addition is to be counterpart of the
original structure, and conn cted with it
by colonnades and Conservatives, the
whole structure completed to cos5 not
more than S95OQO0
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kayibz On hIs person silver watch us.h
gold chain ard 80 IA rconsy. That after.
noop the horse and wagon were fosns
loose On SIXTY e4gkth stree, and t<e ssY.
Later were claimed 4nd taksn A~ay By q
friend os 5<unA Ths nexs esytEs ooErsus
~sS discovered ia toe ~oois of Jsr.sos
PARK soG q -Ea aTst<s1ous a5urstsy'' reported
Within tTsnsy four Lours. however,
Tsry psrulizs rockeS knife Wa yseks-s ns
II tee PARK. With tss iAsge blade sysa ssd
b!oc1y. Ano nj. kaise probably s~sis
Fsllors's f<:s. foE !: - ooncl1xi rsIy t1saif
fed as oos be hsc earr5es for y.zf. TEsi
eoas AID The suspected raAa arrested a.
sor-s ef odd t@=tlEaoaT esnDs "a sfosz -
rsoGs Italians u .5s dead Ensa's s<szAho-
bod u va Shown tai Eai4ocs lad hsss
around seenz toT scrns ttfse. and tsss -
was Ssar hin ;es ias; morning q ks hfs
Also tnzt on tie esy befor- fss eoty szs
sou5d yziiozs had r,szas-ksd ts&s IA ss
.ssv-d Sicols nzs b<~s c0cs 02 Tor ia
nonsy" AID fakl9r tE.s AFa Cosorsbo
sister q ral.ors.. lad .<s~4 70 isdase t-x
nss 20 s-s.r thsf 1857 -s-. via s<s kas
bxnd snd 5-O<ssr az 80 day ~ ths as5~x-S
rssrrssr b CosSsoo sxs sAso xrr~sIs4
DC, nc ssAsr sTi@ssos aS,ssEfse - w.s
dsS-kArzsd
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Give the Small Children water.

small children generally receive water
oaiy as they zst IL IN thsir milk or Elk food
alike IN summer and winter II - PROB
abe that TIE fact seldom occurs 10 Gooths-
- nurse that child may De th.sstF with
o7t being hungry at the saras -inie- Ter
tEnly many = discomfort zf.a e'en sex
asss IL & child Is corditiores a?on the
isct that !; has been compelled 20 s2t an
orde- tc sst It's thirst satisfied, and often
sz-s 70 suiier thirst because the cserztlrn0-
iated and injured stomach viii take 10
sore nouriskrueat at irregular AID zoo
kao-l lIHle-vsIs.-Ucrald o. Heal.E-
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NINE. HoGurr's DEFENSIVE WALL

NINE. HoGCET'S DEFENSIVE WALL
wronged, aggrieved or aggressive, has no
use for introspective communings or un-
availing tears She believes in action and
in the assertion Of her rights, or at least
what she considers to be her rights. She
meets man on the legal ground of equali-
ty, and when it comes to a contest gener-
ally gets the better II it, no matter whether
the trouble originated in love or in busi-
ness.
A shining example Of the truth Of this
proposition Is the case of Nine. Hortense
Hoguet. she widow of New York city
bank president, whose aristocratic man
sion adjoins a restaurant Nine. Hoguet's 3
residence sets somewhat back from the
street, while the contiguous restaurant
building advances six feet nearer TO the
sidewalk. On this six feet margin of wall
space the tradesman recently caused TO be
painted certain glaring advertisements OF
the viands 10 DE obtained within his doors.
To this lime Hoguet objected. but her
neighbor stood upon his rights, and re-
fused to remove the obnoxious announce
ments. The wealthy widow thereupou
caused the erection along the line of her
own property OF high brick wall which
completely shuts the display from view.
The restaurant keeper complained TO the
building department with but small sue
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MASHED ON THE PRIEST.

CHICAGO, March 3-Mary Sane White, n
handsomely dressed woman. was arrested
by Officer Finn of the West Chicago sta
tion last night in St. Joseph's Roman
Catholic church at Market and Hill
streets
At $50 o'clock, while Father Freder-
icks was holding service. she walked into
the church and proceeded rapid Y down the
center aisle. Before anyone could prevent
her she jumped upon the altar and in
loud tones exclaimed:
You are my husband. Come with me" !"
Father Fredericks tried to walk away
from her, but she clung to his arm, calling
him husband and other endearing names.
II was impossible to continue the services
The congregation arose and for time
everything was confusion.
The sexton called Officer Finn, and he
entered an ante room where several priests
had taken the woman. She was found to
he insane and was sent to the detention
hospital.
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White Illfterates.

Education is most common among The
nations OF the Teuto1ic family tGernauy.
England, the United States. ssc.), less
common in the Latin countries France.
spain, Italy, etc and least common Il
The Slavic nations tRussN Rounaania. Ser
va, esc.h IN the three l2st named coaa-
IE2es ialiy 60 per cent Of the population are
sHsoie 20 rad snd write. Spain stands al
aae loot of tue list OF the Latin nations,
sl1h aoout g per cent CT illterates Eng
Ahc has soouS Is per cent. of iliiterate<
Grsaana =, the United States white peo
aiei ;, ecot!and :. Switzerland 3 and Ger
nany --St- Louis Gsobe- -DemocraL
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THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-An evening pa
per has this: 1.-The president said to a
caller yesterday that the report that be in
tended to send in special message urging
the passage Of the federal elections law
was not true. Ii would be, he said. both
superfluous and useless, it being too late to
accomplish any hing in that direction.
The president then told his caller thar he
was going on short shooting trip about a
week after the adjournment Of congress,
to be gone a few days,
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A VERY VALUABLE HUSBAND.

WASHINGTON, March 3-Transite Hur-
tarie, widow of Gen. j. Martino Barrun-
dla. in her own name and as the represent
ative OF her six minor daughters, and Ra-
mon Bengoechea. as the representative Of
his wife, Ter sa Barruudia de Bengoechea,
have filed with the secretary of state n
claim against the United States for 81, co.,
0n for havirg ss--~ afered Gen Rarrundis
to ehe Guat IN a authorities at whose
hands he lost Ills lie.
There is u defect IN this claim, which, in
the opinion OF the state department Of
hcials, will prove fatal to it, and IL is the
TACT that 1t is made by citizens of foreign
country without the knowledge and con-
sent OF that country. 1t is said at the de-
partment that 1t Is well established prin-
eipie IN this country, as we'll as in nearly
all others, that Claims of the citizens OF
one country against another are recognized
only when presented in the name of the
country Of which the claimant is citizen.
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as good as uego
that's the condition OF liver. stom-
ach and bowels, when DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets have done their
work. It's work that isn't fin
ished when you've stopped taking
them, either. It's lasting. They
cure, as well as relieve. And it's
all done so mildly and gently
There's none of the violence that
went with the old-time pill. One
tiny, sugar-coated Pellets gentle
laxative three to four act as
ca;hartic. Sick Headache, Bilious
Headache, Constipation, Indigcs-
tion, Bilious Attacks, and all de-
rangements of the stomach and
bowels, are prevented, relieved and
cured. AS Liver Pill, they're un-
equaled. They're purely vegetable,
perfectly harmless - the smallest,
cheapest, and easiest TO take.
They're the cheapest pill you can
buy, because they're guaranteed to
give satisfaction, or your money is
returned.
You only pay for the good you
get. Can You ask morer
That's the pectiiiar plan all DR..
Pierce's medicines are sold on.
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MINISTER BLAIR.

WASHINGTON, March "A rumor has
been current to the effect that, upon in
formation cabled by the Chinese minister
here, the Chinese government had entered
an objection to Senator Blair as minist er
TO that country The Chinese minister be-
ing in Peru, MIR. Yo, one of the attaches of
the legation, was today questioned, and,
in reply to inquiries, said that there was
absolutely no truth in the report. Mr..
Blaine said that SO far as be knew there
was no truth whatever in the story.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

UNITED STATES SIGNAL OFFICE,
WICHITA, KAN, March 8, 1891. !
The highest temperature was 24', and
the lowest 13a, and the mean lSo.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair weather, with slowly rising temper
ature; warmer Thursday.
Last year On March the maximum tenn
perature was 63', minimum "a, mean 44e
Two years ago the corresponding tenn
peratures were 520, 30', 41o.
b. l.. WALDRoN, Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT WASHINGTON, D. c.,
March 8. p. m.-Forecast until s p. m.
Wednesday.
For kansas-Fair. warmer Thursday
morning. norl hwesterly win Is.
For Missouri-Fair, slightly cooler. ex-
cept in extreme northwest portion, station
AIRY temperature, no thwesterly winds.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, March 3-The
death of Senator Hearst will infuse life
into the state legislature, which has the
election of his successor. There are three
pr minent candidates-M. N. Estee. who
was chairman of the last Republican
national convention; M. II. De Young,
proprietor of the Chronicle and member
of the national worlds fair committee,
and Charles \. FELTON,, eX-congressman
from California Each has strong fol-
lowing and the struggle will be lively. The
Legislature is overwhelmingly Republican,
so there is no chance for a Democratic sue
cessor to Hearst.
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ders In ~ b c h
Italians are inter
es:eeI, the cese Ia
wolves much nys
terry. and the facts
come oat slowly
and By ineiFec
ton
One ornfng
SIENNA, a psanssbis
an q Industrious
teanatsr, started
or nIs rounds with
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CHICAGO, March 3-The Farmers Re-
view this week will publish the following:
''The condition Of the winter wheat since
our report Of February 5th has improved
on an average of just l per cent. This
change is, however very unevenly distrib-
uted, Kansas showing a gain of II per
cent. and other states showing loss of
condition. Missouri shows all advance in
condition of per cent. though some dam
age by fiy and rain is reported. In Kansas
the condition shows marked improvement.
In some sections it has not looked better
for the past two yerrs. The percentages of
conditions, compared with an average.
are as follows: Illinois, 50; Indiana, %;
Ohio, 96; Michigan, go: Kentucky, sc;
Wisconsin, S9 Iowa, 30; Missouri, 81, and
Kansas 100 per cent"
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STATE AFFAIRS.
THE WINFIELD COLLEGE.

WINFIELD, Kan. March 3.-At meet
ing of the citizens of Winfield, held in the
Grand opera house last night, the South
west NJ. e. college was relieved of all the
indebtedness due from Winfield on the
contract bringing it here. Winfield had
pledged fifty thousand dollars, and had
paid nearly forty-seven thousand dollars,
leaving balance of tn rec Thousand dol
lars. This was raised and. paid on the spot.
This effectually settles he location OF the
Southwest NJ. E. college
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The waltz had its beginning N Ger.
many, and thence was taken 70 France,
shortly after which il was introduced
into England. Hungary was the birth
place of the galopade or galop, aid from
Poland came tie stately polonaase 81
polacca and lnazourka.
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THE TRANSMlSSOURl.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March 3-A COM
mittee of the Western Frei4 hit association
met with a committee of the Transmits
souri, freight committee today to consider
matters Of joint interest. The meeting
discussed the reconsignment grain privi-
leges at the Missouri river; divisions on
through rates ut Missouri river points, and
for lower merchandise rate The COM
mittee adjourned after having failed to
agree on these questions, and they will SO
report to their associations.
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The little two storied house at Ansolo,
ltaiy. where Robert Browning and has
saS,sr lived when the poets last book,
''Asol2ndo," was written, has oee1
R,ked with q white marble slab bear
lxs suitable inscription.
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Miss Snilax-Mr. Nicely has Just been
paying me some very handsome compli-
ments.
Cutting-Oh, yes: he's very queer
fellow; you never can tell what he's go
ing TO do.-Boston Courier.
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NEW YORK. March "a four round
glove contest has been arranged between
Bob FilZsimmons and Jack McAuliffe
The conditions are that Fitzsimmons TO
win will have to knock McAulitfe out iu
the specified time. If McAuliffe stays the
full four rounds he will be declared the
winner and will receive IS per cent of the
gate receipts
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WASHINGTON.

rity of Mr.. Windrim, who, says the report,
seems in the matter TO have been governed
entirely by his judgment as to selecting
the site. Neither, continues the report,
was it shown that he was improperly in
fnenced by certain persons in making the
cnlocS,o, .
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A Terrible Suggestion,

Wife (tearfully>-I've lost dear littls
Fido, John. I've trled the Dogs home
hut he is not there.
Husband (orutally}-Have you tried
TitE.ts.
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TOURISTS,

Whether on pleasure bent or business,
should take on every trip bottle of Syrup
of Figs, as it acts most pleasantly and eff
fectually on the kidneys, liver and bowels,
preventing fevers, headaches and other
forms of sickness For sale in SOC and 81
bottles by all leading druggists.
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DIRFcT0a pavlc m

CHICAGO March 3-Col. George r
Davis, director general of the worlds fair.
i at home suffering from pneumonia. The
physician has given strict orders lat no
one shall be admitted To see or talk "a
Col Davis.
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PENSION PAYMENTS

WASHINGTON, March 3-The treasury
department today paid out $500, 900 for
pensions, completing the $4,000, 900 re-
quired on that account for the quarter
ending tomorrow. The treasury surplus
has accordingly been reduced To Sl5, 90. 900.
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Salvatore VslloDe - Ia jail 81 Chicago
under indictment upon the charge % hav-
ing inflicted twenty six knife wounds "os
the body Of kiooio SIENNA, whereof be thea
and there instantly died" LiGs rnost ruur
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THE FRENCH ARTISTS

PARIS, March 3.-Most of the French
artists who, owing to the clamor of the
people, refused to send their works to the
art exhibition in Berlin are now exhibit
ing their paintings at the exhibition in
StuttOaIt.
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ghe dara Daily gae aaeduesdaY gaoruug, gnarrh A. 1891

conviction in ecclesiastical circles is there
fore, that the present cabinet will not
wage war, but that it is unable to get out
of its present muddle. They will walk
around and around on one spot, but they
will not march forward. "
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ST LOUIS. March "A special from
Poplar Bluff, Mo, says that disastrous
rain and hail storm this morning did seri-
Gus damage to property and stock Hail
covered the ground to the depth OF several
i0Ches
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FAILED

LOUISVILLE, Ky March 3-Cornwa!l &
Bro, soap and candle manufacturers
made an assignment today. The assets
sre $50 000; liabilities, SI7T.O00. All the
member of the firm made individual
assignments and they will pay out dollar
Tor dollar
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SAplER DISCHARGED.

LONDON, March 3.-Sadler, the man held
for the murder OF ''Carrotty Nell" was
discharged this morni G. The police
could not secure sufficient evidence to con-
meet him with the crime.
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Sure cure-Prestou's Hed-Ake.
kEENE SICK.

KANSAS CITY, No, March 3-A local
theatrical manager today received word
from Thomas w. Keene's manager from
Nicksburg. Miss, that the emne MT TRACED
Ian had cancelled all engagements for the
present season on account of his serious
illness.
Why suffer: Preston's "Hed-Ake" will
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Agent When you get it doce ies me
gi~e you ny rats My company vii
z.ve you the lowest figures IN Ere inxz,-
aoce.
Fa-Ine--Wa-al. yo1 car insure Il e.
yer wait te-, oat guzss IL xon't Duru
r-
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Have you ever tried Hoods Sarsaparillas :
1t is a very successful blood purifier and
tonic
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THE AUSTRALIAN BALLOT

PIERRE. S. D., March 3-The bill adopt
ing the Australian system of voting has
been passed by the Legislature and now
awaits the governors approval.
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THEATRICAL CHAT.

Immediate relief by using Preston's s
He'd ke -
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RAIN AND HAIL.

Immediate, hsrmless-Preston's He'd
Ia
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THE StICXER 60, ONc

If fails money refunded; Preston's
~ ed A kn -
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A Queer Fellow.

1t cures head ache only Prsston's He
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-04
THE WHEAT CROP

Bradycrotine cured Headaches for w
J. Thornton, Macon, Ga.
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THe PARENT OFINSOmNlA

Prestons "IIed-Ake" is specific for head