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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-08-07
indian Troubles Settled.

The interior department officials express
great satisfaction over the success achieved
by the Sioux commission in securing the
consent OF the Ogalallas to the removal Of
the Chyennes from Rosebud agency. They
predict that this action will settle the Ind
dian troubles in South Dakota
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-08-07
Given Two weeks to Return,

AT Pottsville, Pa, notices have been pub
lished in the daily papers giving the 800
striking hands of the Pottsville iron and
steel companys mill two weeks in which to
return to work. The strikers were notified
that if they did not return in that time the
mills would be closed to them forever and
non-union will be secured and put to work
under police protection.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-08-07
Missing Links

BUTTER is sold by the y'''
bridge, England. ,o large!
PHILADELPHIA claims eIlo tied
storage warehouse in inc odinc
IT is said that the five le, ae
at Saratoga take in an "a 10 busy $
GOO, 600 Q month during W. ,o,p,
Brn11s.s Society for the 70! h 1D"pa'
year provided shelter ~. ~, eleven
and Is, coo women. In 'f furnished
Of its existence it has = l ~ 70 "a
ings, food and med'cs'
persona
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-08-07
WIN Have aarve,t Excursions.

The Western Passenger association took
final action on the question of harvest ex-
cursion rates. The arrangements made
were in conformity with those Of the trans
Missouri lines, which decided to give three
sets OF excursions august Is and septcm-
Der Is and 29) at fare and third for the
round trim
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-08-07
To Manufacture Railway supplies.

The East street reaper works of Spring.
field, o., the largest agricultural imple-
ment works in the world, have been sold to
a syndicate of capitalists of Cleveland. Chi
cago and New York. to be used for the man
ufacture of railway cars and supplies OF all
ir1-
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-08-07
Hung to the Boat AN Night.

City Attorney Bailey, Clarence Beebc and
George Shepard, of New Haven, Conn, were
on the catamaran Typhoon, which sprung q
leak on the sound off Pawson Park. and
were rescued at daylight after having hung
to the boat for eight hours during the night
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-08-07
Life Term for an Editor.

William J. Elliott, the former proprietor
and editor of the Sunday Capital, OF Column
bus, O., who with his brother, P. j. Elliott.
killed Albert G. Osborne, the reporter of
the Sunday World, and w. L. Hughes, by
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-08-07
Italy Goes on Prin CHILE,

In response to dispatches from residents
Of Maryland, Virginia and the district OF
Columbia, asking that the government take
official part in the Chicago exposition. it is
announced that the government will favor
the exhibitors all possible, but as Il matter
of principle it cannot take official part.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-08-07
A Train Entirely of Steel.

A special train of five cars, constructed
entirely of steel, is on exhibition at the Chi
cago g. Northern Pacific passenger station
in Chicago
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-08-07
Two Bucks Fight a Duel.

Two shoshone bucks, Spruce Alecs and
Laughing Charley, fought bloody duel ut
an Indian camp near Wells, Neb. The
trouble was about squaw. The bucks
were hobbled together and fought with
knives. They were horribly mangled and
Aleck will die,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-08-07
To Nominate for Governor.

Somewhat OF a sensation has been caused
In Nebraska by the announcement that
John G. Watson, chairman Of the republican
state committee, announces the belief that
governor should be elected this coming
fall. He believes tnat governor may
properly be elected in November, and he
will lay the matter before the state COM
mittee and ask that the nomination of a
candidate for governor be inserted In tho
call
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-08-07
Great Floods in India.

Fifteen inches OF rain fell in India within
twenty-four hours. Tho towns of Mahood;l
and Bhownugger were flooded and water is
breast high in the streets. Three hundred
people and countless stock have been
drowned.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-08-07
Sam Jones Rotten Ecred.

AT Houston, Tex, while preaching to q
large audience and when in the midst of his
discourse some people on the outside turned
out the lights and rotten eggcd Rev. Sam
Jones and his audience. most Of whom were
ladies'. There is great Indignation.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-08-07
No Worlds Fair Work in Chicago.

The labor assembly of Chicago has de-
c1dcd to issue a warning to the workmen of
the world not to come to Chicago in expec-
tation Of getting work in connection with
tie worlds fair.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-08-07
Will Not Go on tho stump.

Ex-Presidcnt Cleveland says that he does
not intend to take part in the campaign in
Ohio or in any other state.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-08-07
Divorces by the Dozen.

Ono Sioux Falls law firm has twelve d.
vorcc cases on hand and ID half dozen moro
in ST CHIT
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-08-07
SOUTH DAKOTA NEWS.

Eycnts of More Than Usual Interest All
Around the State.
The following record shows the business
transacted at the different land offices In
South Dakota during the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1891. The totals show that the
business transacted has been considerable:
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-08-07
LIQUOR AND SUICIDES.
BAD DRINK INCREASES SELF DE-
STRUCTlON IN BERLIN.

Tho German Emperor Having statistics
Gathered to Back up Proposal to In
crease the Penalties Imposed on Drunk
ards-Statc Supervision of Beverages.
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Let the World Know You are In II.

1t seems almost . crime for man to
"hide his light under bushel." II he has
something nes, that will benefit the human
race. he should make II known. Oh-foGy
phy sicisns tread the beaten path Of their
grandfsthefs, ,denouuce advertised remedies.
sni never learn anything new. Medical
science knows no parallel TO DR.. Pisfce's
Favorite Prescription, compounded By .
physician OF skill and long experience.
especially for the mzladies which an. CO
women. Il effects q permanent cure Ut
those sgobiziog dlsordefs which attack her
frsil organism, AID is an anchor Of hspe
alike to delicste girls and suffering women; ;
contains no deleterious dfass 4 guarantee
on the bottle-wrappeS. rcfunding The psics
in case Of failure. Ofdfresists d 90.
feb3d&vfo1fw.
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From this table (B) j. will be seen dst,
Of the total average importstions into b, =
iii of s3a .G3l, ,2i2.70 Of said articles. " 9
United States have hereto furnished a,,i-
cles to the value only Of S2,635 500, VIII e
other countries have furnished articles t /,
the value Of s3G 500, 1910.
Taking the two schedules together, II is
shown that, Of total annual impoTtsta |,
into BRAZIL Of sBs 63j, 1924 OF ell The, =
articles, only $3.50. .532 came from n e
United States. as agsirst e53, ,204 ,650.4 I;
from other countries.
In return fer these concessions u Q
United States admits into its markets f's
Of duty the sugar, molasses, coffee and
hides, the growth ard product Of Brszil.s
Respectfully submitted.
JAMES g. BLAINE.
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showing ths Exsot Trade Helae1oos
Between Brasil and the Ualeed
States.
wAsamsrox. Feb. IL. iss


WAsarxerox. Feb. II, 1881.
The following communication from Sec-
tetasy Of State Blaine which has just been
made public will be found Of great Interest
by those who have followed the different
steps by which reciprocity with Brasil has
been brought about:
DxPARrNeSr OF STATE,
WAsatSaroS, February Z. 1891.
10 iAs Rsstdeaf:
In response to your direction, l herewith
submit two tables, A sni b, which clearly
exhibit the facts Of tho commercial arrange
nent between the United States Of America
and the United States of Brazil, completed
On the 9Th of this month.
Table A will show the articles from the
United States which will be entitled 10 free
admission into all the ports Of Brazil after
the let Of April next.
II will also show the average annual
value. a. compiled from the Brazilian Sta
tistical reports for the last three years. Of
the Imports Of said articles into Brasil from
the United States, and the average annual
value, during the same period, of the imports
of said articles into Brazil from other
countries, and the rates now charged
thereon.
impot,s into Braftl, in dollars. to become trvc
of duty when exported from the United States.
= - SasSSSSS2ass 3 ~
-
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'rori aud Provincial charges. equivalent to
per cent. duty.
From this table (A) of articles to BE-
admitted free, II will be seen that, Of III
total annual average importations into Bra
ztl Of S20, zoos, 1876 Of tho said articles.
the United States have heretofore only fuI-
nished articles to the value Of $3.50, ,633.
while other countries have furnished aitl-
cles to the value Of $40 Cos, ,308.76.
Table will make \ similar exhibit Of
the articles from the United 5tatss ensitlee
to admission into all the ports Of Brasil
after the LIST Of Apri, next, at . reduction ~
70 per cent. Of the duty designated on tb'
respective articles in the tariff now in forto
in Brsxii, or which may hereafter tc
adopted In Brazil.
II will also show the average annua
value, taken from the Brazilian reports Il
the last three years, Of the imports Of sai
articles into Brazil from the United 6taics
and also the average annual value. darpv
the same period. Of the imports into Brsz,
from other countries. and the rates row
charged thereon
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Especial to the KEssEsEc JOURNAL. I

Special to the KENSEBEc JOURNAL
GARDINER, Feb. II City Marshal Nor
ton arrived in the city this afternoon xt 4
o'clock having in custody the notorious
Charles +, Beale who is waited here for
assault and chloroforming Of his wife. He
was identified by Skowhegan officers who
notified MIR. Norton, and he left this mora
ing after his man. Besle has been Al
work in the pulp mill Of the Carrabsssel
Pulp Co, under the name Of Z. Grover
and when arrested denied that lie WAS no,
the man wanted. claiming that he was uo
married and had never lived in Gardiner
He had shaved of his mustacbe but decid-
ed crook in his still proved a dis.iD guish.
ing mark by which Mr.. Norton felt sure OF
his man. On coming down On the trelr
the prisoner admitted his name was l;sslt
and that be was the man wanted. He wa.
placed in the police station here and III
be tried Thursday morning at . o'clock.
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HOUSE.

Wednesday, Feb. IL.
House met according to adjournment.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Journal read and approved.
rspers from the Senate disposed of in
concurrence.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE,
A message from the Senate was recsived
by the House through Senator GrindIe OF
Han cock, as follows:
"Mr. Speaker, am authorized to notify
the House that in the absence Of the Presi-
dent, Hon. E.. C. Ryder has been elected
es President pro tenn"
BILLS, PETITIONS, ETC., PREsEsTED AND
REFERRED.
The following bills. petitions and re-
solves were presented and referred to the
various committees as follows
JUDICIARY.
BY Mr.. Herrick Of Bethel-Petition Of
Judge Eaoch FoSter, Mrs. Foster and 14s
others, to allo~ women to vote at municipal
elections.
By Mr.. Shaw Of Portland-Pe.ition Of
E. f. Holt and l20 others for same
By Mr.. Gup.iil of Portland--Petition Of
Rev A. II. Wright and 62 others fer same.
By Mr.. Savage Of Aubufn-Petition Of
Walisce II. White and Others, praying for
ls sgisla,icu to provide for an index digest
of the Maine Reports.
RAILROADS, TELEsRAPHs AND EXPRESSES.
By Mr.. Porter of Bsugor-Pesiiion of
John f. Colby and 56 others of Bangor in
aid af bill conferring sale Of the Knox &
Lincoln Railroad to Penobscot Short Line,
nov the Knox & Lincoln Railway.
BY Mr.. Kaler Of Waldobofo-Petition Of
Edwin o. Clark and IA others OF Waldo
boro for same.
By Mr.. Bird OF Decentralization Of
A. G. Gay and 700 others Of Rockland for
same.
BY Mr.. Vaughan Of Warren-Petition
of Isaac Iebly and i09 others OF Warren
for same.
By Mr.. Chadbourns Of Bildeford-Biil,
Al act to authorize the Biddeford & Saco
Ksi.,oad Company to issue bonds
By Mr.. Bird Of Rcckiand-Resolve from
| the city conncil of Rockland relating to
bill confirming sale Of the Knox & Lincoln
| Railroad TO Penobscot Shore Line nov
Knox Lincoln Railway.
| On motion Of Mr.. Hawes Of Deering--
/ Bill, IN act to incorporate the Portland 3
Westbrook Street Railway, tabled 10,
printing psnding reference. was t.ker
from the table AMI referred TO the commit
tee on railroads, telegraphs asd expresses
FIsHEHrEs AND GAME.
By Mr.. Littlefeld Of Penobscos-Rs
norstrance CT G. G. Stevens ard Others O
Brooklia agsinst any change in the prssen
lobster law.
j By Mr.. Webb of Deer Isle-Retnon
STRANGE OF Edgar Barter and 81 other
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Tfsfn Dssailsd Near OlamoD. Several
aAyalalY IaiuYad.

BANGOR, Feb. 1.-THE train from the
east this morning ran Oh the track n'sr
olamon, when On the way to this city.
Several people we're Injured by tumpeps
from the train, bu. more fstally. The HAsn
was delayed several hours.
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A clergyman says, "Johnson's Anodyr Q
Ltnimens cured me of diphtheria.' One
among many. feb3i&w
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SIGNAL SERVICE.
Weather Indications tor tho Next ~
Hours.

WAR UEpAkrMEpr,
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer,
WARRINGTON, Feb. IL, A. N.
For New England Fair; winds becom-
ing southerly; warmer by Friday.
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FTElNCIIL.
SHARES SO EACH.

We AKE AUTHORIZED by the soersgks LAxI
saAEzs ONLY Of stock OF said csuJany al the . Z
trsms low price OF fns DOLLARS EAcH. ti0 Del
share with guarantee and pledge ~ not ls.,
thzn i2 PEE CENT AND Al 80 ~ EsfUAL PKDfgI-
TIosATE sH.EE 10 the prgf.s arisinz froaa the
inSessmsnt Of Total capital 10 proportion II,
oaanber Of shares parChssHF hois bsars 70 th.
total number 81 shares fssued.
BY EHfs Ft-As purchaser may layest aHj
amoant from go np to D .hA9. @fth st-rani.s
Of "a yer cent thefeupon aaf an hansst, eq1a
share 10 the profits.
rgBtHAssEs AXE SsCUEEp by the aetaAi hold
inys of the company 'sf which they become pa,i
1od paFeei amounting 70 over ti6O 800, and COP
.isti's Of Improved Real E-tAts, fngestfneAts. nc
LsDzR 80 CONFEDERATION WHATIvsE wiz
he t1t1 number Of shares issued exceed l. Dg1
nor viii any one purchaser be alGsei to sub
'cribs and pay for more than i01 shares Or lsss
fbaa onc siagis share At ths uniform rate Of FEs
DOLLARS rEE SHARE.
SaAKEs NAY BIZ Withdraw at any itmc aton
thirty dh8s notice the holder thereof being cntit
led 70 Interest thereupOn within ths Ersf three
months and to both Interest and hiyidfRds for al
'itas thereaftsr-PEORfrs oH DtyIpKyDs HkINsi
DEfLAREp OR DIVIDED E4UsGLY every thren
months. There is no system Of forfeiture penaIty
or enforced holding Of shsres Tor \ time beyond
which 10 may BE- iaeonTsnienl or Impossible for ilt
paTahaser 70 hold oat- The ytofts are a1s .0bbcd
up by few.
fBE LIMITED stNBrR Of share. offered snd
the low purchase price make tkis the safest sBres,
and moat profitable inyestment eYrr onrrs.i In
Washington.
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Meteorological Report.
FEB. II, 1891. 10 r. n
Death OF . Prominent 1homsston
Citizen.

Citizen.
THoMAsTos, Feb. li--Cspi. George W.
Robinson, = retired master mariner. died
from N attack Of spopltxy, aged 80 year..
He leaves q large family. and his childre n
reside in Texas, Californis, Mass4chu sens
ard Maine.
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Ii does what we claim or costs
you nothing. Could we make
you a fdiref offer? Try a
bottle now.
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Dana Sarsaparilla Co., Belfast, Ne.
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On motion by Nr. Wilbur of Franklin
Senate Document No. % was taken from
the table, being ian act to incorporate the
Commercial Safe Deposit and Trust Com
psny.T ard on motion by the same senator
was referred to the committee on banks
AID banking.
On motion by Mr.. Powers of Aroosiook
Senate Documens No. 55. ian act in aid of
the Bangor and Aroos.ook Railroad Com
pany" Was tsksn from the table, and On
motion by the same senator was referred
to the committee on railroads, telegrsphs
and expresses.
On molten b. the same senator Senate
Doeuuen. No. sc An act to iocorpcrate
the Aroostoek Construction Company w.s
| taken from the table aud referred tn tie
committee on railroads. telsgrsphs and ex-
presses.
Mr.. Thatcher Of Penobscot-On Monday
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PRfsrED BILLS.

On motion of Mr.. Walton of Some rsei
Senate document No. II, an act to
amend section ! of chapter ll5 of the
Revised Statutes relating to salaries. WAS
laid Oh the table pending its second read
ing.
On motion by Mr.. Thatcher of Penob-
scot-The rules were suspended and Sen
ate document No. So, an act to extend the
charter of the Bangor Gsslight Co, was
read twice and passed to be engrossed.
Senate document No. SO, an act 10 incor.
porate the Salmon Brook Dam Co, was
real once. tomorrow assigned.
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Treaimen! by Letter.

DO Noi glaS, hi. with Ordinary
Medical Advertisements.
M. R0NSEH;jR. 20 West gath
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for SALE ot 10 yet.
FOR SALE

a number OF desirable reside meas In Aagasta
NJ. varying In price from oSSo 10 $500; a
40 several 10 20 Is acre places In the SUBURBS G.
this city one two story house aud lot In Lewiston
Me. A number OF fa.ma in Eennesee county
vsrytus Ia price from $1,000 70 $4,000. Honse'
And te ne mel a.s to let +, W WBfrSHoHSs, AZ
torrey. Aagusta. Maine. i&nlda
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DRANCE i,o0s, ORDER IRON HALL, L,Goi'"r
ID Cross Hall. meetings are held I'd ami 81
Monday Of every month, At 80 O'Clock T. NJ
CHAs. A. PRtCE, G.. j,
II. l.. sHkHBUKSK. Act
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HIGHLAND LODGE NO. IS. A. o. L. "
IL Regular meeting every tuesday evening
at7ao o'oloct. in q. A H. Hall, water street.
G.F.EtNHr. NJ W.
q, A tHLpIFS. Recorder
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KAn.EoAps, TELEGEArHs AND EXPRESSES.
By Mr.. Hsines of kennebec-Petition Of
Charles f. Crowell and 30 others of Vas
sslboro for regulation of railroad fares
also petition of Wellington Jennings and
80 others of Wayne for same.
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BY Mr.. Gilmore Of Hancock Remon-
STRANGE of J. ID. Sawyer and 200 others OF
Jouesport against setting of the Rogue and
other islands from Jonesport
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Wednesday, Feb. IL.
House met according to adjournment.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Journal read and approved.
Papers from the Senate disposed of
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By Mr.. Gilmore of Hancock Remon-
siTauce of f. II. Greeley and others
against proposed law making September an
open time For moose, caribou and deer.
By Mr.. Adams of York-Petition of
James Powers aud 70 others for repeal of
chapter 40 Of the private and special lave
of 1889, relative to Long and Weeks pond.
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By Mr.. Wilbur of Franklin-EesoIve in
favor of road in Franklin county from
RsDgely to Eustis. This resolve WAS
received under suspension of the rule
relsting TO time for reception of new mat
ter and on motion by the same Senator
was laid on the table to be printed pendiug z
its reference to the committee.
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BY Mr.. Chaplin of Piscstaquis-Petitiol
Of John +. Sprsgue aud 43 others TO re
fund commutation money paid by drafted
men during the rebellion.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-13
Jssip~s ssss Apsinss.

For some time the Juniper iio,
Springs have had a local reputation
and numerous cure, have proved their
claim 10 medicinal virtue. We are now
pleased tn learn that Colorado Springs
capitalist has purchased an interest In
them and they will tc improved aud al.
vcriiscd. They should prove an i'm.
potian, factor In III. prosperity Of Hou,,
county. The water IL OF tho same quail.
ity rs those of Glrnwood Springs. and the
surrounding country al.ounds with
game and the strra,us with iish while
the scenery Ia the nsiHlbothood I, nn-
sarpaaasd by ssss y. -. State. II prop,
eriy managed these ri .nsA should ,.s 4
gold mine 10 their owner and n great
irnch, To the county. A railway dow,
the valley would bc the making Of them
rs we'll rs tho other natural advantage,
Of Routt.-Craig Paragraph.
The fame Of Juniper Tor In give them
their proper ti,i.l Yampa Springs, has
long been known and recognized her.
In Mcckcr. Only u few weeks ago Dick
Stone Of this place. who. when he Wen,
over there. was almost blind, returned
after shor; visi; to the springs. greatly
benefited. lie was delighted with the
waters
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-13
The First step.

Perhaps you are run down, can t eat
can't sleep, can't think, can't do any
thing to your satisfaction, and you
wonder what ails you. You should
heed the warning, you are taking the
first step into Nervous Prostration.
Yon need Il Nerve Tonic and in Electric
Bitters you will find the exact remedy
for restoring your nervous system to its
normal healthy condition. Surprising
results follow the use of this great
Nerve Tonic and alternative. Your
appetite returns, good digestion is re-
stored, and the Liver and Kidneys
resume healthy action. Try bottle
Price soc. n, auy Drug store.