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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-01-09

EH Nosslsy. Real 1stats.
y eedgswiek y.
8 & Wilson Z ca.
/, A. Fielding,
Ell Moore, ="
AC CLARK,
in Henton, Real Estate { Loans.
s Loudenback, Real Est, Loans & In
FW Allen, Loans 4 Insurance.
w 8 Bacon, Pianos, Organs and 1ns.
Wheeler + Bostw,ck, Abstractors.
Hot Sprinss Lumber Co., Lumber.
Buffalo Gap, .
Stewart,
wv Pike, Planning Mil.
D B Florida,
Lampert, Saw Mill.
Hunt Z Co., Livery.
Head & Co...
TT Montgomery"
Chris Jensen, Stage Line.
A H Chloupek. Harness shop.
A Alden, Flour & Feed.
Hay Springs Milling Co. -four & feed
Archerd & Young, Country Produce.
If sidey, Black Hills Specimens.
A Rylan, Tailor.
E. Moore, Job Printing.
Dickover Bros. Steam Laundry.
Sing Hang, Laundry.
Fred Ferry, Barber.
W Jenkins,
E Dauer,
A F Field, Billiard room.
H H Martin, Club room.
A w Noble, Dancing pavilion and
ten pin alley.
Cramer & Lunsford, Biacksm,ths.
j Fallon,
Petty Bros, Stone quarry.
Burke e. T~illotson,
N. Walsh, Artificial Stone.
Philip Wssch, Contractor.
G E Perry,
VII Lancaster, Water wagon.
W v Fisher, Dray& Expressman.
w Wood, Dray.
NV King,
s W Williams, Painter.
H Clark,
A Ryan, Plasterer.
H Dedrick,
That hacking coughs can b
quickly cured Sh,lloh's cure. We
guarantee it. Sold by Root.
Go to the City Hotel for good meal,
aud comfortable beds. c. s. Buck,
Proprietor.
Will you suffer with Dyspepsia and
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-01-09

yse0NeDeeeN0e40.
Window Shsdss q Martyrs.
ptsssrs ftans mad by Marty.
So 70 Aldsas fesd store tor grain.
Rev. 9. II. Mckee il assisting in gos.
nj meetings Ct Deadwood.
Mayor Dickover took . trip oyer The
b. n. to Hill City yesterday.
Third door north Of Aldenis iced
store for produce ct Archsrd& Havsns
A. g. French. who has been spend.
ing the holidays at Rapid City, is bacl
again.
The democrats control the New
York legislatufe for the drst time in
many years.
Mrs. Don II. Porter and non Sam
visited friends in Ueadwood the first
OF the week.
II you have corns on your feet 20 ID
Warren's Shoe Store. He has shoe.
that will ct any corn.
Archerd & Havens for Butter, Eggs
Poultry and Produce. Third door
north Of Alden's feed store.
County Court cleared up the calen.
dar this afternoon and adjourned t.
next Thursday January 18th.
The Hot Springs Gun Club will
have a "meetin'" next Saturdayafter
noon back of Petty Bros. corral.
Oliver Jarvis, section boss between
Hot Springs and Buffalo Gap, Sun.
dayed in Deadwood and vicinity.
Another car load Of Glidden barb
wire received BY the Hot Springs lum.
Der company. The Gliddsn barb wire
is the best. g. IS
Mr.. 7. B. Hitch who carries 4 priu.
ter's rule dropped into the Springs from
tue up hills country this week and j.
rusticatingh here.
The judge in the case Of Cawkiu,
vs Dale brought in a verdict this after.
noon, judgement in favor Of the dsfen.
dent for 81 and costs.
The Kenefick restaurant has reopen.
ed Tor business, and ell who want ,
good square meal are cordially invited
to give the restaurant q trial.
tF You WANT 10 BrY OR s.lL REAL -.
STATE IT WILL BE To FOUR ADVANTAGE 10
SEE E. j. MOORE, REAL EsrArE Baokss
OFFICE SOUTH OF 1.-THE GlLlxsrrE."
Native and eastern lumber. lath
shingles. stuceo, cement, and all kind.
OF building material, ct the yard Of
Buffalo Gap Lumber Co., north Of
Xinnekahta Block.
"Ding-dong, ding-dcng" says The
new bell ut the Kene6ck restaurant
Heed its call, one and all, and you,
work will be lighter, your life will be
brighter and you won't fear the In.
dams at all.
". n. Gross has some fine- Indian
views-Sittina Bull, Red Cloud, Rain,
in-the-tace, the slayer Of Gen'l Custer
and othor notablss-Views OF the agen,
cies, etc. Cali in or address him a,
Hot Springs.
Capt. Lucas, commandant at th.
Soldiers Home, returned today from
his holiday trip to Chamberlain. lie
brought Mrs. Lucas back with him
and now Hot Springs will be home in
deed and in truth.
Atty. Fowler, and Manager Wicker
of the Harvey Peak Tin company, hav.
gone to New York to attend q meeting
of the directors Of that company, ani
it IS expected that some important de
velopments will be announced later
The cornice of ths three.story ston,
block il being put on today, and pre-
sents a fine appearance. The corne,
piece bears the inscription Fargo 4
Dickover." The stone work is practi.
cally done now, the carpenter work o,
the roof will be completed this week
and W. I. Colvert will put on the Ii,
next week. after that is done th,
plastering will be commenced and tb,
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-01-09

Ferguson House.
Avenue House.
Minnekahta Bank.
s G Fargo& Son, Gent Merchandise.
Crane Bros, Gen'l Merchandise.
II Marty, Furniture.
M Druse, Millinery.
E P%hernetton, Jewelry.
r w Sham. Meat Market.
Hot SrntsosS STAR. Weekly Newspa'r
Minnekahta Herald,
Flank Callahan, Pioneer Drug Store.
w. W. Root, Drug Store.
NJ 8 James, Groceries.
Jos Vincent. Hard ware & Furniture.
L E Thayer, Confectionery.
Sharon Evans, Livery.
Sc Wilson, Attorney.
Chambers Kellar,
W H Stanley, Physician.
r d Jennings,
Hot Springs Co., Bath House.
o Ferguson,
Hot Springs Co., Real Estate.
E T Pierce,
John L Burke.
w r Phillips,
H q Eaton, Insurance.
Sawyer, Abstractor.
W Bentley, Broker.
A Kenefick, Painter.
w I Colvert. Timer.
e Calhoun, Ice Dealer.
o varney, Well Driller.
Milligan & Mueller, Blacksmiths.
A w Hora, Stone Cutter&C ontract'r.
H ] Sparks, Contractor.
A d Mckay,
PO Lancaster,
AW Dsardnf, Billiard Room.
George Gibson. Plasterer.
P A Slope,
G w Bcughtoa,
New FiKMs.
Gillespie Hotel.
Hot Springs House.
Stratton House.
Cathol,con Hotel.
First National Bank.
Hot Springs State Bank.
E Elsey, Gen'l Merchandise.
G. E. Wilson & 60, Clothing.
Bedinger Bros, Gents Furnishing
NC Barnes. Dry Goods.
G D Bailey. Groceries.
Summerdyke,
j Lampert, Groceries, Roots & Shoe.
EB Warren, Boots & Shoes.
Csly6eld, Confec'y & Lunch Room
Freeland Bros,
NJ E Brown.
Nm. Bruner,
E Lewis,
Homer Moore, Confec'y and News
o B Manville,
A Kene6ck, Restaurant.
CS Buck. City Hotel.
Chss Clark, Restaurant.
1T Moore, Boarding House.
Lahr,
JET Askin, Bakery.
H N Marigold, Bakery.
Thos Drayton, Hardware.
Van vod...s - McNair, Hardware
Gilbert & Wilcox, Drug Store.
w r Castle.
Davies 4 Coleman. Meat Market.
D N Peterson,
q Ventley,
Woodruff &Wh,te. second hand stors
w R Gross, Photographer.
CT Joray,
FL Morrison. Jeweiry.
Hor srmsos srAs, Daily Newspspe,
Norton & Gull. Attorney.
W H Frye,
Roscoe Stinson.
N Appelget.
&C Shinuick, Physician.
N Briggs
w E Adams,
N h Conger, Dentist,
Conner Bros, Real Estate,
Hot Springs Town Lot Co. Real e.
Hot Springs Improvement 20. "
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-01-09
The New Riley.

Tho New Riley.
The tad among the poets now 10 Initiating Jim;
They make their verses tumble down in ~eeetions.
Just like him;
The whitcomb Riley ending leads you down 70
This.
Like
Up
Suppose We change the thing and boost.em
Sspposs you are describing how ron met a ann.
mef girl.
wooed. and won, and lost her, in Nsrras,a.
sets whirl.
You thought you had your heiress hooked and
landed high sad dry.
high.
Sky
Knocked
But che was fooling, and your plans Tot
Perhaps you're on tho street and make your
plans 70 Be . bear;
You buy slot Of wheat "dlft chssp~ s.d then
you sst scare;
You let IL 60 for nothing. and before ouotaaonu
elose,
Goes.
She
Il takes . sudden Spit. Jon GO, aud
A.d scores ofthinss might b. described With III.
poetic wiles.
The Theatre h.., til. iesnaa's s,ll-.l s.s.,
tower styles:
Win novelties cad nsrkdewa sales, asd b..
gaia loes 10 shyns.
II yoa expect TO ssi you. v.ss. yoa'vs
TAsa hsr.'s 70 Jimmy Rii.y.sh. ssl,sr 10. ii.
Ia u. s.yis Of ls,d Josh siuiss.. .,.aossa no.
quite % we'll;
View. learned thai n post can n.ls Ii tAiass.
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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-01-09

sHILoH's v1TAL1zER is what
you need for Constipation, Loss Of Ap.
petite Dizziness. and all symptoms Of
Dyspepsia. Price 10 and IS cents per
bottle. Sold BY W. w. Root.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-01-09

CATARRH CURED, health. and
sweet breath secured, BY Shiloh's Ca
tarrh Remedy. Price SO cents. Ma.
sal Injector free. Sold by W. w. Root.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-01-09

The nan who promptly pays bis bills,
Is lonesome.
The Ice that Gomez from the ripping rills,
IL lonesome,
The Woman who never 10 ono bit vain,
Who never gets mad when there come . rain
Aud who says that her beauty 10 on the wsne
Is lonesome, oh. awfully lonesome.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-01-09

Will you suffer with Dyspepsia and.
liver complaint? Shiloh''s Vltallizer
is guaranteed to cure you. Sold BY
Root.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-01-09
BUSINESS HOUSES.
The Business Films and indus.
triss ti,st Hot Springs
Possesses.
they have neee thaa Trebled Dariak
tho Past Year.


We present TO our readers this week
. list Of the business houses and indus
triss Of Hot Springs, enumerating
first those that were here prior to Jan.
uary list 1890, following with . list Of
the new enterprises that have come in.
Tc one and all Of our new friends, Hot
Springs gives q cordial welcome, and
she still extends the hand OF friendship
to all others who IAN be induced tn
cast their lot with Us. We have q
6ourishing little city and a city that il
sure to grow. We have natural advan.
tages that will help US to grow and an
enterprising class Of people that never
say "Fail." We confidently expect q
healthy, steady growth. during the
year that has just opened. We are in.
formed Of q number Of enterprises Of
considerable magnitude that are pro-
jected, and the advent OF another rail-
road will give Us increased commercial
and travelling facilities. The people
who are here are here to stay and
send kindliest greeting to the world at
large, coupled with an urgent invita-.
ton to. come and see the country, come
and try the waters, come and make a
your homo in this beautiful and health.
full climate, and assure you that you
will never regret it.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-01-09

Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds. G. s. Buck,
Proprietor.
, 1891-04-23
A ARR A
Three Girls Caught in Il Great Ice
FIoe IN the North Platte.

Special Correspondence.
SARATOGA, Wyo., April 20.-Miss
Annie Kidding and Ella and Mabel Mea-
son had a narrow escape from drowning
in the North Platte river about three
miles above here this morning. Miss
Kidding teaches the district school in the
King Brewer district on the west side Of
the river and boards on the east side with
the family of William f. Meason. They
have been going to and fro in a farm
wagon. For several days the ice has been
melting in the river up toward North
Park and all the small tributaries have
been breaking up, which caused the river
to rise somewhat, but it was still perfectly
safe to ford. This morning an ice gorge
formed six or eight miles up the river
about the mouth of the Encampment
river. held for a while and then broke,
coming down in a huge wall three or four
feet Ligh. 1t happened that Miss Rid
ding and the two girls, Ella ~ and Mabel
9 years old, were crossing the river when
the wall of water struck them, turning the
wagon over, and in a moment the three
were struggling for lite in the ice-cold tor
rent. Mabel went under a number Of
times. but fortunately came up near
where her elder sister had obtained a
footing, who caught her. and with a
strength born of desperation dragged both
herself and Mabel to the bank IN safety.
The girls had a mile to walk in their
drenched condition before obtaining shell
ter, and were well nigh chilled to death.
The wagon bed and hind wheels foated
down stream. The horses swan u with
the front wheels of the Wagon but landed
on the east side Of the river.
The river rose rapidly here this morn
ing and the current was filed with logs,
ice and the debris of dams and fumes,
the wreckage of the rivers work farther
up.
Hon. F. Chatterton will build both a
residence and a drug store here at once
and make this his future home.
Auditor Burdick and j. III. MIllison,
two of the three commissioners to select a
site for the experimental agricultural farm,
chose ground Immediately west OF and
about half a mile from town.
The Gold Hill stage line goes out loaded
to the guards every trip. The road re-
mains in good condition.
V. @. Ferguson & Co. have constructed
a large an comfortable sleigh for the pass
enger traffic from the Half Way house in
to the camp. 1t will hold from ten to
twelve passengers. The town is full of
strangers on their way to the mines and
seeking business locations here.
, 1891-04-23
POINTS.


@. p. Dasch of Casper is at the Inter
Ocean.
w. Hilands is down from Douglas stay
ing at the Inter Ocean.
Joe Cranwell, foreman of the Sun com
posing room, has returned from a visit to
Denver.
Messrs. Gerlinger and Schiller of Chi
cago, who we're out here talking about a
brewery, are expected here again soon.
T. R. WATSON has returned from Kan
sas City and will accept a position with
Max Myers. He was formerly employed
by Phil Waterman.
o. D. Shields, the well known tree
man, is making his periodical visit to
Cheyenne. He anticipates doing a larger
business than ever before in Cheyenne
and has come prepared.
j. II, Tracy, a miner and prospector,
passed through Cheyenne yesterday on
mis- way to Gold Hill from Tombstone,
Ariz. Mr.. Tracy had heard about the
new camp away down in Arizona and
thought he would come up and investigate
for himself.
, 1891-04-23

Cosby Little Paragraphs Picked w
Throughout the CITY.

A splendid twenty-five cent dinner
served daily at the Germania Hall res
taurant.
A big catfish, twenty-seven and a half
inches in length, attracted much attention
in the window of the Saddle Rock yester-
day.
Nicely furnished front rooms on first
and second floors at Whitcomb house,
corner Ferguson and Twentieth streets.
Accommodation first-class.
The rainfall here in Wyoming since the
LIST of January has been three inches
heavier than the average during the past
twenty years. 1t will help the ranges
u in a wonderful manner.
Private U. G. Buzzard of company F,
18th infantry, has been granted a furlough
OF three months from May 9. At the ex-
piration of the time he will, at his own
request, be discharged from the service.
Manager Rhodes is making an effort to
secure Duncan B. Harrison's company in
the play Wiling Hearts and Helping
Hands with John L.. Sullivan in the cast.
II successful the company will draw a big
house.
A new craze in card playing is spread
ing very rapidly. The game is solitaire
whist and is played with a newly patented
style of cards. The game Is said to be
very fascinating and discounts in interest
the Is puzzle or pigs in clover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colin Hunter and their
two sons reached homo yesterday alter
having spent the winter in Scotland. Mr..
Hunter vas a guest for two weeks OF
VIM. Moffatt, who made a fortune in the
cattle business here and then returned to
Scotland to live. The Dungannon house,
which Mr.. Moffatt owns and In which he
now lives, Is about as large as the Ideluan
block in this city-a rather commodious
residence for any country.
, 1891-04-23
THE BAND BALL.
Library Hall the Scene of an Enjoy
able PARTY.

A very pleasant masquerade ball was
given last evening by the members of the
Forty -four Star band at Library hall.
The hall was handsomely decorated for
the event with flags and bunting. On
either side of. the music stand reception
rooms we're curtained off in which were
sofas and easy chairs for guests.
Alter the masks were removed a pro-
Qramme of twelve numbers was danced.
Refreshments were served during the
evening. Prof. Inman's orchestra fur
nished the music.
The committees having the ball in
charge were as follows: Arrangements
George Wilkinson, Fl. R. Knight, c. R.
Stabler. G. Mcbride. Floor. B. Bar
lam, H. B. Knight, c. Powelson, A.
Christensen. Door. Hitler. E A.
Belcher and j. B. Downey. AL. Schill-
ing had charge of the cloak room.
The band is gaining rapidly in prof.
cheney and will soon become a strong
musical organization.
, 1891-04-23

All Odd Fellows in good standing in
the order, living in Cheyenne. and not
members of the local lodges. are earnestly
requested to join in the procession and
cordially invited to attend the evening
entertainment to take place on April 81,
1891, for the purpose of celebrating the
seventy-second anniversary of the order.
They can obtain admission tickets to said
evening entertainment, free of charge, by
calling at the Office OF E. W. Mann, room
A., Commercial building, during the after
moons of Friday or Saturday. April "a, or
25. 1891.
By order of the committee of arrange
mepts.
, 1891-04-23

The Little Tycoon Opera company,
which will be seen here Monday eveting,
is under the personal management of the
author, Willard Spenser, who will be in
the city and supervise the production.
Next to Erminie." says a prominent
writer. II regard Willard Sponsors Lit
tie Tycoon as the best comic opera ever
on the boards. There are several reasons
for this belief, among which may be
mentioned its continuity of thought, its
pleasant sentiment and Its effective tab
leaux, while a we'll balanced mise en- scene
rounds out the story, which is delightfully."-
told
, 1891-04-23
THE EDUCATIONAL EXHIBIT.
Endorsed bv the Board of Trade--En-
cOuragement from Toronto

The proposed plan of having an educa-
tional exhibit at the coming meeting OF
the international Educational Association
at Toronto has been considered by the
Cheyenne Board OF Trade, and has re-
ceived the following Endorsement:
WHEREAS, The attention of the Chey-
enne Board of Trade has been invited to
the fact that the International Educa-
tional Association will be held at Toronto,
Canada. beginning on July IA, 1891. 1t
is estimated that there will be in attend
ance on this convention from l5,COO to
5000 of the most progressive and euthu-
siastic teachers of Canada and the United
States; and,
WHEREAS, This will undoubtedly be a
favorable opportunity for inviting atten-
ton to the numerous advantages pre-
scented by the state of Wyoming; it Is,
therefore,
ResolUed, That the Cheyenne Board Of
Trade heartily endorses the proposition
that Wyoming be represented at this con-
vention in the manner suggested by Prof.
j. o. Churchill, manager for this state.
and hereby pledges It's moral support to
to the proposed plan and further pledges
all financial aid that can be rendered.
Resolued, That said board does respect
fully recommend this matter to the favor
able consideration of the citizens of Chey-
enne and Laramie county.
ReSolUed. That the board requests the
committee on education OF this board to
cooperate with the state manager, state
superintendent of instruction and other
educators in furtherance of this work.
T. B. Hicks, President.
A. j. PABsHALL. Secretary.
The following letter was received yes
terday:
OFFICE OF TORONTO EXECUTIVE Com
MTTEE, TORONTO, Canada, April is,
1891. Prof j.. o. Churchill, Cheyenne,
Wyo.-DEAR SIR: 1 have yours of 18th
inst. and copy OF your letter to the press.
l think your plan IN admirable me-, and
one, if carried cut, hat would result in
much benefit to your state. especially as
the exhibit will be viewed by many thou
sands outside of those regularly engaged
in educational matters.
l trust you will be successful iu secur-
ing what you require. On our part we
shall be glad to afford you every facility
possible.
The hall we have secured is a very
large one-about lOOxl65 feet-and we
will have plenty of room. If this hall is
not sufficient, we will also have the use Of
another one of equal size, attached to
this one.
As it will be three or four weeks yet 1
presume, before you will know what you
would require, if you will let me know by
the LIST OF June 1t will be in time. aud l
will keep you in view in the meantime.
Show cases can be hired here, all kinds
and sizes.
The official bulletin will be ready next
week. when | will mail you a number Of
copies. We have been delayed in getting
it out by the non-completion of railway
arrangements, but they are now in good
shape.
Hoping to have at least a moderate
delegation from you state, l am, yours
truly, II. j. HILL,
Secretary Executive Committee.
, 1891-04-23
A sECoND ADVENTURE.
Mr.. Depew Relates the Story OF His
Reception at Laramie.

lDenNer SUM-
"One OF the most delicious things that
happened to me was at a station IN Wyom-
ing. The leading citizen introduced him
self and said he recognized me from the
illustrations he had seen in the papers.
This is more than my wife has been able
to do when l have shown her these works
of art. But Western imagination is
stronger THAI domestic affection. anyhow.
He introduced me to the entire town,
as represented on the platform. They
were all there. Then he introduced me
to his wife and the other fellows wives,
each time remarking that it was the irst
time that a presidential possibility had
ever stopped In that town. Then
he remarked that. as the ladies voted
in Wyoming, l had better cultivate
them for '92, w~hereupon. after a iudici-
GUS distribution of taffy to the wives. sis
tiers, daughters and aunts who were pres
ent, | asked the leading citizens wife if
the ladies of Wyoming voted the same as
their husbands did. She was a little
woman and he was a big man. She
answered but two words, bur these with
an emphasis which made each word sound
like a ten-fcot boulder dropping from a
!. 800 foot Colorado cliff, not much.
That IN seemed to Rrow and that
man to shrink. until, as the train moved
out of the station, 1 saw a very large
woman and a very small man. 1 should
judge there was a great deal of home rule
in Wyoming"
, 1891-04-23
COLORADO NURSERY CO.
q. ID. Shields, Manager---Eleventh
Year IN CoIrOadO---NInth Year
IN W Yoming.

Contrary to our expectation but at the
earnest request of our many old friends
and patrons, we have decided to reopen
u sales yard for a short time at the old
reotory grounds, corner Ferguson and
Eighteenth streets. To these who have
kindly given their orders to our agents we
will be ready to deliver Saturday the 18th.
To old friends and patrons our reputation
is sufficient guarantee that our stock is
frst-class. To others we will say, inquire
of any of the many who have dealt with
us in the past nine years. We have
shade, fruit and ornamental trees of the
kinds experience has taught us are best
adapted to this climate. Roses, snowballs,
lilacs, currants. gooseberries, raspberries,
strawberries, rhubarb, asparagus. etc, etc.
Remember the place, adjoining Keete
hall. D. d. SHIELDS,
Manauar
, 1891-04-23

Quinine is not only an expensive med.
icine, it is a harmful one if taken too
freely and too often. OF course the
world insists on taking great quantities
OF it for fever aud ague. Some persons
think nothing else will cure foyer and
sgue. We say positively, and testimonials
back us up, that Braudreth's Pills have
often cured bad cases of fever AID ague
when quinine has failed. Brandreth's
Pills break up the worst attack.
Brandreth's Pills are purely vegetable,
absolutely harmless, and safe to take at
any time.
Sold in every drug and medicine store,
either plain or su~gar-coated.
, 1891-04-23
The World Enriched.

The facilities of the present day for the
production of everything that will con-
duce to the material welfare and comfort
of mankind are almost unlimited and
when Syrup of Figs was first produced
he world was enriched with the o lly
perfect laxative known, as it is the only
remedy which is truly pleasing and re
freshing to the taste and prompt and
efTectua1 to cleanse the system gently in
the Spring time or, in fact, at any time
and the better it is known the more pop
ular il becomes.
lack Frost lour il the best