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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-25
Normons EAritrd.

~, JuHNN, NIlE', July ~ W.
EDITOR titlE"n.
Qulte little speculation and sup
pressed excitement han existed among
the Mormons II Nh,s place during tho
Ii,st few days, OWING Ia the presence IN
uuf rnilst u 'ulted Statcs Deputy Mar
shal t,eo T.. brown. Matters yesterday
came 10 climax 10y the attachment OF
number % witnesses 10 appear before
United States grand Jury At Prescott Tor
the purposo u tcstifyIng IN number OF
cases Of suspected polygam'sG herr"
Marshal Brown left With hls witnesses
last evening One - tie mos, prominent
Mormons ~ this county L. charged Win
having at lrast three sIyrs, "h,l" another
has been ralsiug two families, tho women
b.,ng sister Aud there ~ MOI" tr'bu'
lAtiun got ~ store 'or the l"fds an
uointed,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-25
M~Cr-ight Heard From.

w. i. McCreight, the city editor OF
the DAILY CITIZEN, Albuquerque, y, NJ,
represents that territory in the coDyen-
ton, and ~ the first delegate TO repre-
sent that territory in any national edI'
torial convention. Mr.. McCrelght says
he left his gun Mt home, but he has n
bowie knife for emergencies, and swears
that he comes from the best country the
sun shines upon. At present Mr.. Me
Crright ia much annoyed by the reports
that the New Mexico Indiana are on the
war path. The Nnvaioes could not Oe
dragged on the MAR patti, aud, by the
way, they have just finished marketing
two nil ION pounds VI wool in Albuqucr.
que, aud the Moquis, who belong 10 the
Purblos, are housc Indiana, and while
they are irritaied by tho agent, who sent
some Of their children of 20 school, they
are not at fighting point, or anywhere
near It," Mr. McCreigbtis secretary and
treasurer Of the New Mexico Editorial
association, which hs was largely instru.
Hleuthl w ''knulS'ok WI shc Pu'PTc VI
being represented in the national asso'
clntlon. THE members said to me,
remarked Mr., Undergraduates painting
the gor,es OF New Mexico in b''lliant
language, NOW you have been living here
Tor several years at an altitude OF 5000
feet, 60 TO the association and snow
them what this territory IL like" The
delegate Ia certainly a good advertise
ment, Tor lie looks az healthy Gs a man
can look IN this year Of grace, st, Paul
Mirn.. Pioneer Press,
Mrs. Laura NJ. Johns, u SalinA, Kan
sas, president u the Kansas Equal SUI
frage association, 10 coming to hriIons
10 push the matter OF woman suffrage in
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-25
finn Lrsmn MnrIn llarrIA.

Don Jesus Mara Iiarela. Que ~ the
ulde-t Old timers ~ tins county, has TOR
several years lived at ChiIl, about threr
niles below this city and pursued the
occupation u gardening, While passing
from his garden To his house he was
struck by train while crossing the rail.
road resulting III almost instant death
Dcceased Was the first Ius:Ic" ~ the
peace ~ Trinidad when Las Anlmas
county had no higher court, and vas rec
markAble Or h,s uprghtnoss and impair
TALLY, ~ n Judge, ami unvarying hone-
Is M man.
lie was the last surviving uncle 81
Hon. Cashmere liarcla, aud WA county
cummlssiuner ~ this county two terms.
trinidad Adysrtlser
MIR. Van P-lt. Editor Of the Craig, Mo,
Meteor, went Ia drug store nj Hills
dale, love, aud asked the physlclan IN
attendance Ia give him Q duse of some
thing Tor cholera morbua AMI lOoaenees
~ the buwelA lie says 81 felt - much
better the next morning that | conclud'
~l To call On tho physician and get him
Ia liz mo up supply ~ the ms,ilcins'
| wAa surprised when he handed me
.,ottle Of Chan,berlains Cole, Cholera,
aud D,arrhue i.msdy, lilo said he pre-,
scfll.d II regularly IN his practice And
found Il the best he could Yet or pre-
pare. ! can testify 10 itS efficiency 10 my
casa at all syents." For aAls by Ihos'
u burgess d Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-25
" h,,- Gaps In B-raAiiiIo aud yai.a.

The democratic leaders Ia jetnahllo
county, the democratic territorial ex"cu-
tive comm ttes aud the leaders of the
San Miguel White Cape have combined
aud are elakrug u strenuous effort 10 or.
game White Cap lodges IN Bernalllo
and Valencia counties, they intend 10
run those two counties on White Cap
principles Il poss,ule aud lnlu-e them
fully as much as the White Cap dolngs
and the cours" - Chief Justice O'Brien
injured San Miguel county.
However, BernalDlo and Valencia
counties nro not San Miguel, and II
looks IA II little !ud,rluus, Il extra Judi
c,al, hanging q White Cap leader or
two in thoas two cpuntleS, might put
stop 10 any protracted robustness in that
direction. Looking at the matter from
any STANDPOINT, II looks M II the White
Cap business mlgh, becnm" somewhat
dangerous 10 those engaging IA Il IN Der
ualllo county New Mexican,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-25
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-25
N INNm NJ wv Il WINK NIU nj
wages as the! progressed ~
cy. The Whole outfit ~ distc
nd they ehou Il tie gwen -
10y the pcoplc Of th,s terrltor.
W here ~ the kOyH
,tly three, NrrLp go ha eide
W here ~ the hoSI

\rarly ,hrr" Hr"hs ~ ha eldest son
o. lHrburd Page d,snpI cared aud has not
been hrnrd from since. Mr.. Page was Ia
town the next day .ud sand hiS boy Lad
run away Tie told u gentleman here lie
bat whipped the hoy, aud thnt hc had
let, him The Ou, is L. Scats old. There
ar usli rum ~ IA circulation regarding
The d,sapr"nrhr," ~ IT," nuy, nrd th"y
snuIld Uc tuN". tIEutrd toy tn" author.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-25

Foster CAhoon, infant son ~ y. VI.
Folsom, died at Santa Fe yesterday morn.
lhg THIS lrHves the couple chlldless
aud borrowed. The little sufferer was
taken To- Santa fe lsst FRIDAY night, with
the hope tina, the change ~ AR and at
tude would bc beneficial, but no relief
vas possible, aud the little one closed
hls eyes IN death yesterday morning.
The body was brought t. this city last
night, and the funeral took place Mt the
family rrsIdcnrr, on West Railroad ave
nue., tins morning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-25

90" TERRITORY be compelled t. rrcogn,lo
FEE .'u'rnrt T. exempt land planted 10
trees .l.n YET ncre from 'aNaliou tpt n
pctl.d ~ ten years the exemption las
du ement t. fruit growers 10 p.Hut
,Atgrr acreage but the legislature ~
last Ntutrr Repealed the Law un cunst tn.
tunnl grounds, holding that no rIAns -
p,opl" ether than those already pro,id
cd ior should he exempt from TAXATION,
that the territory can At any tune ntrak
u contract N and With liscl' Mr., Hunt.
tngton claims tia, Rs,d~ from the IN.
.ustie" done tu many 'tuit groWetp, the
action ~ to" late Legislature can lind no
qualification ~ law that when law
governing the people has been made 'or
a certain number ~ years tia, law must
stand uul,I the time provided has ~
plrrl Tho territorial board ~ riuaitlA
uau viii seek from the euptons court
rvtug against IT," rcI~al action = the
Irsis,aturc New Mexican.
tanal And water orLs for Dealing
d." laN t,r,udc Irrigation ant Cu.um
EATON company Gardner 4 Go, 600,
tractors, are pu-hDns the work rn ,n"
rui a. ~" Junction ~ tho Silver Clty
draw and the Mlmbter, where the com.
puN hn' d"v"lol+d strong nndct'l v
Il water At u depth ~ twenty feet Tins
N.I insure u good supply fpr the cuual
~ uil -oa-uns ~ the year The cuntrac
t'rs expect g. have the canal uu, On the
mrsn IA about tNp Scck-. when, Toy the
uso 4 the graders, tho canal can bc com
pr,.d to Dcm,ns by or before the lst ~
On,ouer
N--I-tau, Engineer Brown caves Sat
u'ddy with hls force Tor AlbuIuet1ue
Nhcr", under the INSTRUCTIONS ~ ChI.i
Lrelucst Anderson, hc Will at once com.
mrucr review ~ the canal hue from
Nbuqurflur 10 Santa Cru canon Tins
WA uuly require ten ut twelve days, aud
then Mr. Anderson Will submit hls plans
nrd specifications Tor the dam and also
To" first section - nifty miles u the
main liur.
Inns ia 10y FAR the MOST important 1T.
'rrprtp- 'or Sow McSlrp that hu ever
ur"n tuaufurntcd, and must result IN
great profit, 'or the company Dcmng
Headlight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-25
At'rtklp Citizen


/, IL reported that many ot the GOAL
m,.urs are leaving Gallup
thap T. Hunt IN again IN santa Pc
Ilc 10 looking Il, IT," territorial auditor.
AW Ilcland, the popular Railroad
a,cruc grocer, has returned from an
eastern trip.
Harry Newhud, formerly oi thus city
Is ut the SOLDIERS Home at Seattle, n
complete physical wreck
GAVIN Scott fcll through tho Ioia,a oi
the Commercial elmo building tower, to
the II VT below, ndistauc" ~ twelve feet
aud bruised hir lett side severely.
jacob York, u young man VA the en-
ploy ~ W J.. TrmO'r y Co., Was run
over ou Copper nNcuu" tme afternoon
H. ankle Was badly mashed The
wosou VAS loaded with gravel lie wa
TAKEN To- his room aud "a surgeon called.
Hy Burton, formerly ~ Santa l'c. IN
At Oakland, CHh!utuin, and Wriirs To- thus
paprt that be- Wishes tu return t. New
Mexico aud engage u business Ill,
frankly admit, that hr acted thc Zoo,
When he left Santa be-.
Mr. G, Il Shuvc and Wifc will 20 eas,
t. rrunsI wanna WITH The remains ~ IL
tlc Walter tonight The sympathic- 81
tie whole community - WITH them on
their snd journey
TIE eurdc show people Who exhibited
10 THIS ctiy yesterday aud the day before
hal the nudatty last evening to try tu
persualc three young glr,s ~ reeprciR
Die famll.rs 10 JOIN their troupe, offering
10 start them ut slua week nud advance
their wages 40 the! progressed ~ pro
hc.cucy The whole outfit ~ distcputa.
blr, and they shou Il he gwen Wide
berth 10y the pcoplc % th,s territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-25
Santa Fr RXhIhit,

Santa fe county will Ice at the front
at the fair this fall, az tie following
would clearly indicate:
&. Z. HALL, Esq, President New Mex.
ico Exposition, Albuquerque, y. NJ.
My Dear SIR Your favor ~ the 10Th,
relative 10 Santa fe county making u
creditable exhibit for the coming fuir, n
Jus, reserved, and IN reply Huuld cay
that uhIlc our county COumIssluuris are
not able, on account uf having 10 tnnd-,
To make my appropriation Tor thlr ub
Ject, yet you will lind that our county
will no. be bshlnd any other ia IT, cN
hIblt, It will keep up to It's former record
IN this respoct, which | believe you Will
admit has heretofore "Teiiectsl credit on
IL" and c@rl ainly has not "been drttl.
ment TO the whole territory From the
iirst meeting ~ your fair association t.
the last, this county has been ~ ihe
front and has always taken mo ~ more
first premiums, ana you need mol fear
that this year will bc amy exec ,p,ion
Personally | will be glad 10 do Shnt |
can IN this regard, and am,
Very truly yout,,
EDWARD l., BAWrLtTI.
Cholera infAntum has Loot It's teTrora
since III" introduction ~ Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Dlarrhua Remedy,
When that remedy IL uscl Rnd "a" treat
ment ~ directed with each bottls IL ful.
lowed, cure IN certain. MIR. A. W.
Walter, a prominent merchant at Wal.
| tersburg, ILL.,. Gays II cured my baby
boy OF cholosa intAntum after several
other remedies had failed. The child
was ~ low that he seemed almost be.
yond the All OF human hands OF
reach % any medicine" - and - cent
bottles for sale by Thos H. Burgess 4
Son, Druggirts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-25
niu-L, Man q, the Lu~Ly Nine

Last Thursday ~ Mr. Mason, IN com
pRny with another miner, stepped into
the bucket 10 enter the ldncoln Lucky
mine, the bucket started downward ut a
rapid rate The men On top alHckcned
the speed u little, hu, another slip caused
II To- start again aud II went To- the bot.
tom ~ the shaft like shot, The shock
was more than Mason could stand, his
legs giving way at the ankles. When
brought Ia ia" top Il was found that
both legs were broken Iust alOye the
ankles He was taken 10 the Santa Re
hospital, where II IN hoped he will soon
recover Crrfllul iiracou.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-25

went out this morning lie reports that
\ W K,mbAll, himself aud David L.
Afmiiu are busy ut work completing the
assessment rolls aud doing goOl job %
clerical work
rhofricnds " lou ftAnF 4 llubbell
val be- glad To learn that his wounds, re-
celvcd from the crazy rapcbman, =, N
Carter, last Saturday, are not serious.
lie will soon recover Carter IL IN the
county Jail IL 10 the general opinion
that he ~ crazy.
II ia reported by Santa Re railroad
men that large nunber 81 cattle have
beeu drowned IN the RIO Grhude during
the late floods. between ri Paso and Hin.
cIn. aud their pu,rld catcas-es are now
pollut,ng the waters from which III 'aso
derives tie supply
An investigation ~ the accounts ~
Cashier LutS. at the Santa Fe freight
depot, shuss everything to be all right,
and that the rumor 10 regard ~ the nj
legged shur aye IL withou, any iunnda.
ton, arising from clerical error. Lut2
has an honest face and he IL all right.
Father peyrun comes 10 the front with
the best snake story yet reported IN this
vicinity, lie says that frenchWan
was engaged ~ quarryIng stone IN one
- the can Ins ~ the Sandla mountains
one day last week, when the wurkmans
dos ran up To him whining aud fell dead
At his feet. In u moment n monstrous
snake appeared, aud attacked the man,
who defended himself with his shovel,
After n fierce combat the snake was IN
Ilr,d and ctawled into cleft IN tie
rock, where II could not be reached
In" workman says the snake vas yer!
large, aud rose up and hissed at HIM.
Picnic parties in the Sandla mountains
should beware ~ this snake.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-25

The new Jury law goes into effect Au'
gust LIST.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-25

Mrs. Laura NJ. johns, oi Salina, Kan.
sas, president u the Kansas Equal SUI.
frage association, 10 coming to Arizona
10 push the matter OF woman suffrage in
the new consultation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-25

with thrlr work Contracts fur the ues
and steel rails Tor the road have BEEN
made. and grading vii soon Jc com.
ncured SIXTY slN pound steel rnlls will
br .aId on the rpad i'r"ecutt journal
IN, r,v ,r,, ,,J,,nl hr,,.,. zcr,ss
tho Cain q, TAN, I'M. rInc, - 49,, ,r.
u.sh.l an, , &c., ,,,,,,.s.n,, vssc,,.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-02-07
LIKING hH Rnla.

Oliver Wendell Holmes thinks that he
owes his good health and the retention
Of his mental yigor, in his eighty-frsti
year, to the extreme care he has Long
taken of himself. Never robust, he was
still wiry in his earlier and msturer life,
but since he reached eighty his hygienio
vigilance is unceasing. The rooms that
he daily occupies are equipped with bar
ometers, thermometers, aerometers, every
kind of instruments, in short, to prevent
his mourning the slightest risk of taking
cold. He knows that pneumonia is the
most formidable foe of old age, and he Is
determined to keep 1t at a distance II
possible. He never gets up until he
knows the exact temperature, during
winter, or takes his bath without having
the water accurately tested. He lives by
rule, and the rule is infexible. His time
is scrupulously divided, so much allotted
to reading, so much to writing, so much
to exercise, so much to recreation. His
meals are studies of prudence and diges-
ton. He understands the specific quail
ties of all ordinary foods, and never
departs fFOm LhS SeVeEeSs ulScT6LlOn In
eating.
One might think that it would be q
serious infraction to keep up exercise by
such precise methods. But the little
doctor enjoys them, having settled firmly
in these habits years ago. Philosophie as
he is about death, he has an age Curl
osity to see how long he can live by fol-
lowing the laws he has vigorously pre-
scribed for himself. He has long had
various theories on the subject of health
and longevity, and he relishes expert
menting upon himself. He thinks some
time that he may attain one hundred.
which he would dearly like, if he could
retain, as he has retained thus far, the
full possession Of all his faculties-Qi-
caoo Mail.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-02-07
PECULIAR I%NFATUATION.
Different Metheds of Following the Tninnc-
tioR "L0ve One Another"

Oa4OECH4 MGtHGU9Q A EQAI0NkHX S0G ARlWWEs
tion "Love One Another"
Do men ever fall inlove with each others
Women do. Not long ago a young woman
in New Jersey was married to a youthful la
borer on her fathers farm. Sometime after
ward it was discovered that the husband was
a female; the young wife refused, however,
though earnestly entreated by her friends, to
give up her chosen consort. The strangest
part OF the discovery was the fact that the
bride knew her husband was a woman before
she was led to the altar.
nmen do not exhibit this strange ineatuar
ton for n OF their own sex, they at least
oftentimes give evidence of the fact that they
love n another. There are many instances
on record where one mar has given his life
for another. There are many more instances
were men have given life to another.
1t is a proud possession-the knowledge
that n has saved q precious human life.
Meriden, Conn, is the home OF such a happy
man. John d. Preston, of that city, July
18th, 1896, writes: Five years ago I was
K very sick, | had several of the best doc
tors, and one and all called it q complication
Of diseases. l vas sick four years, taking
prescriptions prescribed by these same doc
tors, and l truthfully state l never expected
to get any better. At this time, | COM
menced to have the most terrible pains in
back. One day an old friend of mine,
Mr.. r. T.. Cook of the firm of Curtis &c Cook,
advised me to try Warmers Safe Cure, as he
had been troubled the same way and it had
effected q cure for him. thought six bottles,
took the medicine as directed and am to-day
a well man. l am sure no one ever had a
worse case of kidney and liver trouble than I
had. Before this I was always against pro-
prietary medicines but not now, oh, no."
Friendship expresses itself in very peculiar
ways sometimes; but the true friend is the
friend in need.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-02-07
Measuring the Flow Of Tides.

A young scientist connected with the
United States steamer Fish Hawk, which,
Is used in experimenting on the sound,
has invented an ingenious instrument for
measuring the flow of the tides. It is
made OF sheet copper in the shape some
what Of a fish, and is about four feet
long. It is, when in use, suspended
from the end of twenty-foot spar rugged
10 the side of the steamer, and extending
ct right angles with her, to make the
action of the machine entirely independ-j
emit of currents that might be caused by
the steamer. The head of this mechan-I
ical fish consists of a delicatelY made re-
volving screw or whell, not unlike in,
construction and shape the propelling
screw of the steamer. When this fish il,
lowered into the water, it turns its head
toward the current, and Is held in that
position by the tail, which serves the pur4
pose of . rudder. Within the body OF,
the fish is placed delicate machinery,
which registers its revolutions made by
the revolving screw, and the rapidity OF,
the revolutions is transmitted to the
laboratory ON the steamer by ar ingeni-t
ously constructed electrical apparatus,
thus recording the rapidity of the cur
rent. An interesting fact ascertained by
the Government observers on this vessel
Is that at tho ~extremities of the sound
the tide begins to flow inward near the
bottom and one-half hours before it
begins 20 flow in the same direction 40
the surface Of the water.-Ns0 Korb
TslsQraas.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-02-07
Secret History Of a Great Battle.

A strange story has just been pub
lished in Germany on the strength of o
letter from An eye witness, now dead, to
the effect that General Abel Douay, who
fell at the battle of Worth, was really
shot by an officer in q Turco regiment,
who was furious at Dauay's order of re-
treat before the advance of the Bavarian
bayonet charge. This tale has confrma.
ton In the fact that when the Crown
Prince Frederick rode over the battle.
field and found the body of Douay he
publicly marveled that the general had
been killed at a spot beyond the reach Of
German rifle fre.-NsD York Tines.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-02-07
How CetEHaro Recame King.

Umbande was DESTROYS to see his ED
est son Umbulazi placed at the head of
the Zulu nation; but Cetywayo, a
younger and more ambitious prince, was
determined to dispute the succession,
and the father, seeing no sign of having
his own way, said to his sons, "You
may fight it out" The nation was i'm
mediateIy thrown into intense excite
ment. Swords were s~harpened, OK hides
converted into shields and u day fixed on
which the two parties of Zulus under
their respective chiefs were to settle the
matter of sovereignty. A more bloody
attic was perhaps fought in Zulu
AID. No mercy was shown to either
se.. The infant was speared IN its
IN ,ther's breast, old and young alike
were butchered. UmbulaZi was proba-
bly, assegaid, as he was never seen af-
terward; and it was reported that nearly
or quito 10, 900 Zulus were either killed
in battle or drowned in the river Tugela
which forms the northern boundary Of
this colony. In time Cetywayo became
king.-New York Observer.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-02-07
Onara hY phone.

A novel method OF hearing opera,
which the readers of Edward Bellamy's
ssLooking Backward will recollect as
the one in vogue in the year of grace
1000, has just been instituted at the
Castle Of Rhonstock.
Tho Royal Opera House at Berlin was
connected by telephone with the music
ICON in the castle ct Rhonstook. In
the evening the Emperors of Germany
and Austria, the King of Saxony and
the rest of the royal party assembled in
that room and heard the opera OF stLes
Huguenots," which was performed in
Berlin.-Nsas KorE journal.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-02-07
A wiz for Every Day.

$50 you do not believe that MIR. Il
- wears a wigan he asked.
.sCertainly not
ssWhere's your proof?s
siLook at his haiF-smooth, glossy
and natural"
ssVery good wigs are made nowadays"
"Well, did. 95u ever see a wig groWq"
shot exactly"
tsHis does, il it's a wig"
ssAre you sure of itR"
fsOf course I am-that Is, sure that his
hair is his own, for | have seen him on
the day when he has had his hair cut. I
have seen it grow day by day until it
needed cutting. In fact his hair is Won
derfulIy vigorous. Hardly a day passes
that I do not see Fl and once / re-
marked to him how rapidly his hair
grew.
sstDo you think it's too long2' he said.
fsWell, yes, ! do, . little,' I an
iswered.
asTn get It cut this afternoon he
said.
ssThe next morning I met him and his
hair was cut and trimmed almost too
closely. Where IL the world did ron
get the idea that he wore a wigao
my dear young innocent was the
reply, awigs are SO skilfully made now
that one CAM detect them. H has
) wig for every day in the month.
when he wants to have his hair cut he
puts on his shortest wig. The next day
be puts on a longer n and 50 on step
By step, as his hair grows. Finally his
hair pets too long and he has it cut
that Is, he goes back to the short wig
and begins all over again. Seeing IS not
belieying.-Aep FORK Tribune.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-02-07
when Eating Fish.

nWhen you eat fish T said q distin.
gnishea physician to me, ssdon't eat aay
thing with it. Bones are apt TO alp inh
toe bread Or tho cracker o. tbs potatoes
or anything else you take with the fish
and thus become lodged in the throat
-EpoeH.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-02-07
Pisssaax sense

o. heaarn and strength renewed and Of aaas
and comfort follows the use of Syrup Of Fin.
o. 4 actsm harmony with nature to eaaatuaI-
~ cleanse the system whenc ostive or bilious,
Far sale n Soc. and q bottles hz all leading
DRUGGISTS