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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-01-15
BIG STONE CITY.
Jan. l4th. 1892.


Mr.. Keith is at Milhank today.
Mrs. Schnacke has had serious time
with laglippe, but She is slowly recovering
The meetings in the German church,
which had to be discontinued two weeks
ago were recommended this week and a
goodly number seem to attend.
From Is to 20 tons OF ice are being
shipped from Tie AXE daily; Messrs.
lonker ard Lambert do the cutting.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Leet are visiting
with the parents of Mrs L., Mr. and Mrs.
c. p. Niles OF this place.
Mrs. Stone from Waubay. S. D.. was
here to visit her daughter Mrs. j. A.
Gold few days this week.
Miss Emma kuderling while on the
way home from her school, had the mis-
fortune 10 have the hind wheel OF her
buggy broken by another wagon getting
IN too close contact with her. She was
obliged TO leave her rig and walk home
with her horse.
While out IN the country driving yes
terday Mr.. Breckenridge saw team of
horses running. He caught them and
found man laying in the wagon box
UNCONSCIOUS and the back of his head
badly bruised by being knocked on the
boards in the box while the wagon was
going over rough and frozen roads. 1t
Is believed the mans home is near Odes
sa but no one seems 10 know: he WI 8
taken into the house of Emil SchulZe
where lie is being cared for.
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ll.SON

Amos Potter was in town Sunday.
Miss Nellie Sullivan is visitor in
Wilson.
Stephen Moore reports his whole fam
lily down with the Ia grippe.
Chas. Linngren was IN town Monday,
also Ihos. Crouin
Mrs. NJ. j. Gould returned 10 her
Minneapolis home today.
Miss Ella Howdeshell our school
teacher has been suffering with a mild
attack of La Grippe.
The weather the past week has been
very cold ranging 20 below for tive sue
cesslye mornings, and still continues
cold.
Every one suffering from Ia grippe in
those parts Typhoid fever played out:
few cases vi measels and mumps. None
fatal.
Ten hardy farmer from Iowa wi take
up land III close proximity 10 " llson ihls
spring. They are men OF money.
Mrs. Mason ]. Gould, wife Of Train
Dispatcher Gould Of The Vi. g. 81. L. Ry.
Minneapolis, is visiting her brother Alb
III. Deioe.
Johnnie Seine who was at one time
threatened with quick consumption, un
der the skilltul hands Of Dr. Groesbecl
! is rapidly improving
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The many friends Of John H. Owen
will be pleased to learn that in private
letter to the family he states that he is
greatly improved by his treatment at the
Hot Springs, and the probabilities are
that he will be fully restored TO health.
Mr. A Mcfarland the writing master,
will open term of writing school Mon
day evening next at the public school
building. Prof. Mcfarland is too we'll
known in Milbank as a teacher of pen
manshlp to need any introduction, and
the young people attending can depend
on receiving tirst-class instruction.
Thomas ). Black, Of Elmira, died sud
denly ON the 18th inst. of heart failure.
Mr. Black was III the 61st year Of his age
and Tor the past ten years had made his
home with his brother Reuben Black in
Vernon town-hip. Deceased had never
been married, and was not very robust.
having been troubled with lung alec
tlon. from winch he seemed to be re-
covering When stricken he had but
risen from the supper table and entered
another room, when lie was heard to fall, ],
and his friends upon going to his
assistance, found him expiring lie
was an old soldier, serving in Penn
sylvania regiment, and received three
wounds while serving his country. The
funeral service took place at The Alban
church, on Thursday, Rev. A. d. Dexter
conducting the service, which was attend
| ed by large concoursa of friends OF the
1 deceased, who was held in the highest
esteem by the whole community.
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A. .. z W..

Installation Of officers Of Security
lodge, A. 0. U. W., Will take place at the
next meeting. Following are the officers
elect for the present term:
NJ VA. I. Lindquist.
FIJI. w. Bailey.
O.-W. c. Mcpherson.
RI. l.. Lochhart.
F-E. III. Lindsey.
R.-R I. Rodgers.
/. VIZ. j. White.
q. Was q. Lockhart.
Master Workman G+iner in recent
interview at Aberdeen, speaking OF the
prosperous condition OF this order In the
stale says: ''During the month just
passed We gained 81 new members and
now hive total membership in the State
Of over 5000 Two years ago, when the
jurisdiction started to go it alone, we
had but 800 members. During this
time we have collected and paid out
$4,000 to the wives and orphans Of de-
ceased members Of the organization.
There is no better and cheaper insur-
ance in the world than ours. Last Year
our INSURANCE cost our members tut 5000
per $1,000. / ann glad to say that the
Dakota jurisdiction is one of the health
lest, If not the healthiest in the United
States. The death rate will never be
high here Our climate is altogether
too life giving. | am proud Of our or
ganization and look for even better re-
suits in the future than in the past"
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A Farmers Institute

Will be held at Milbank commencing
Tuesday, Jan. Goth, and continuing three
days Subjects considered will be as
follows:
BY President McLouth- -"Book Farm
ing '.Some Farm Economies.
BY Professor Foster 'Stock necessary
to Successful Farming principles Of
Stock Feeding and Dakota kations,'
"What our Experiment Station is doing
BY Professor Shepard-"Water rs a
Plant Food The Chemistry Of the
Sugar Beet" 'The Well Water Of South
Dakota"
By Professor -"Dairving for
the Small Farmer" 1.-The History of a
Typical Dairyman," "Modern Improved
Dairy Work =
BY Capt. Leary-"Epsodes OF the Mo
doc War"
The sessions will be held at the court
house both day and evening and pleas
ant, instructive and profitable time is
expected. Specific questions will be an
swered as far lis possible on all subjects
pertaining to farm practice.
Professor Wheaton Will have with him
the world renowned Babcoch milk test
ing machine and will take pleasure in
testing limited number Of samples OF
milk Tor farmers each day. He will also
examine samples Of butter and make
suggestions Of practical value.
A specific programme tor each day I
work will be prepared in due time.
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CitysCOuncil.
M1LBANk, S. D., Jan. 4, 1892.


The regular monthly meeting OF the
City Of Mllbank was held at the Council
Chamber, on Monday, Jan. 4, 1892, at s
o'clock p. m.
Present:-Mayor Gibson. Aldermen
Erlandson, Phelan, Baird, SShnabel and
City Clerk Bell.
Alderman Schnabel as committee to
collect arrears OF water rent from James
III. Brennan reported that the same had
been collected in full, and upon motion
he was discharged from further service
as SAID committee.
The Mayor as chairman OF the com-
mittee relative to said water supply re-
ported that lie had corre>ponded with
the officials of the Railway Company in
regard thereto, and was informed that
the matter had been referred 10 the
proper officials Of said company Tor con
slderation. Accepted as "A report OF pro-
gress and committee continued
On motion, the following bills were al
lowed and clerk instructed to draw war
rants for same.
John W Bell, City Clerk and Attorney for
Dec 1891, exch postage and statlonerySl2 %
VIM. Daily, city Marshal etc for Dec. 1871. 10 w
NJ. n Beymer, Electric supplies and labor u
per bill Observation-Disclosures. W
q. M i St r Ry Co., water supply for
December 1891 l................. .......... % Vt
G. G. Mddebrook salary as City Treas. to
Dec. 81, 1891, exchange and postage. 81 81
The City Clerk presented and read the
resignation OF Mrs Caroline Il. Wood.
member of the Board Of Education for
2nd Ward OF said city, because of the re
moval from said Ward On motion, said
resignation was accepted.
The Mayor then nominated George G.
Middlebrook, as member OF the Board OF
Education for the End Ward to ill the
| vacancy created by the resignation OF
Mrs. Wood.
The yeas and nays were called upon
/ said nomination with the following re
suit. Yeas, Aldermen Baird, F.rlandson,
Schnahel and Phelan. Nays, none.
Whereupon the Mayor declared said
George G. Mlddleh,ook duly appointed
and confirmed as member If said Board
Of Education for the End Ward OF said
city. until the first Monday OF July 1892,
to fill said unexpired term Of Mrs. Wood.
On motion, the council adjourned.
JOHN W. BELL,
/ City Clerk
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&. A. H..

The public installation of offloeas OF
Humphrey Post, e. A. +. and Keller
Corps last Saturday was very enjoyable
affair to the members OF the post ami
their friends. The officers of the post
installed were
Com.-J w. Bell
j. Wv. w. Mount.
S. V.--Geo. Westbury.
O. D.-Ben Bartlett.
Chap. L. V. Warning.
Sureeon-C. E. Daniels.
Q. G.-Nels Halverson.
@. M.-Wm. Daily.
Adit.-Geo Crooker.
@. NJ. S -Adna. NJ Woolsey.
S. NH. 7. Abbott.
The officers Of the Relief Corps are
Pres-Mrs. Geo. W Crooker.
Sen Vice. Mrs Thos. Fitch.
Jun Vice Mrs. L. l.. Conrioht.
Chaplain Mrs. w Mount.
Treas. Mrs. O. w. Anlleman.
Conductor Mrs. Thos. Clark.
Quad Mrs. j Wilson.
MAJOR Diegs acted as installing officer
for the post and Ihos. Fitch for the
corps.
After the installation ceremonies an
oyster supper was provided by the corps
for their trends. TO which the commits
sioners and all the county officials were
invited and with short speeches by the
new Commander, j. w. Bell, and Messrs.
Bennett and Bouch, and the singing OF
patriotic songs, a most enjoyable time
was had The only incident to mar the
pleasure OF the occasion was the sudden
illness of Adjutant Crooker. who was
seized with Il fainting spell, to which
he IS subject, and had to be taken home.
We are happy to state that lie afterwards
fully recovered from the attack.
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MARR u.

Al Milbank on tie 18th inst BY Justice
s. M. Pasco, Mr.. VIM. Schlag OF Twin
Brooks an1 Miss Julia he lekie, OF
Grant Center. The couple have gone
on visit to friends in Minnesota.
the Hotel Proud
in this City on the 14th inst, by Rev. A. y
Dexter Mr. II. E. Wheeler and. Miss Ada
Meadows, all of Ortonvilie, MINI
The many friends Of this young couple
residing in Grant county extend 70 them
their congratulations and wish them
every happiness in their future lite.
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winter ExcursjONS 10 Warmer
Chimes

Excursion tickets to Mexico. Cali
fornia, Georgia, North Carolina. Florida,
the Gnlf Coast. Texas, lot Springs OF
Arkansas, ard Excelsior Springs Of Mis-
souri,. now on sale by Agents Of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & 81 Paul Railway
Apply for rates and other information t.
the nearest agent. or address Geo. i
Ileafford. General Passenger Agent, Chi
cago, Illinois.
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Ho For Warrington.

Tickets to all Pacific coast poiuts 80
dollars, via Northern Pacific Ry., 30 dol
lars. via. Canadian Pacific Railway; and
33 dollars to Spokane via. Northern Pa
cific Railway. Special round trip ex
cnrsion tickets good for 6 months with
stop over at al points can be had on APP
p)ication to local agent. n2o
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Notice.

wish to say TO the public that am
still manager of the Central Market ard
shall be at the block to wait on custom
ers all the time. Thanking you for past
t'ayors and wishing tor q liberal share Of
your patronage in the future, remain
~ ever LII LAyMAN.
Milbank, S. D.
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Nor.
Reporter. I'm. Q.

Reporter Jan. 3.
Conductor William Crooksr having
taken Jay off, came up from Milbani>
Tuesday morning ard went 10 Hartford.
for Il few days visit with his brother
Lem.
Term of county court this week, Judge.
Batterion presiding Several cases were
adjourned to February Ind when Judge
Bouck Of Grant county Will preside CIV
ing to the fact that Judge Batterton as
attorney was interested IL said cases.
From the evidence brought out at the,
adjourned inquest held 1T The court
house, Monday, in the case ot the killing
OIL the Indian Hankekaxi, it would seem
that Redbird, the. slayer, was perfectly
Justified in sending him 10 the happy
huniin. ground, fnr,a as near as Wo We're
al!e to Judge from tie evidence, although
it was somewhat conflicting, he was
slain while in the very act OF ra',lng the
wife OF Rtdbrd, or immediately after
We have not been able 20 learn the con-
clusions arrived al hy the corniers jury.
Advertised Letter List.
Letters remaining uncai led for in tho.
Milbank ppsLoiiice, j u. loth, 1885,.
Branr lulu Evarson. Emily
| Gunhers0r. John .l.n's, Mrs
i Moan G. Peterson, AlllA
Sheev. James
In calling for any ot the Above. please
say advertised" an1 give da'e I a''vr'
,isement II noi called tor " fifteen d.. $
will be. sent to dead letter Office.
A. j. DLEsER, J.. Nj.
T4ate rppol is from Washins ton in ica'e
thai the Cniian troub'e is far IN =
satisfactory solution. and war VIII 9
! Sonlh American cpuniry is not uniy nc =
slh!o tut Iiosah.e.
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"The Corner Grocer"

Squire A. j. Gallagher, who has, within
short time, built lucrative Justice of
the Peace, real estate and insurance bust
ness, has made new departure by pur-
chasing the grocery store at the corner of
Centre and West streets, heretofore con-
Quoted by the Muldoons. The squire is a
young man but he has more push and en-
terprising spirit in him than can be found
in half dozen ordinary men and he will
certainly make his new venture success.
He has arranged matters so that the gro
Gerry business will be kept abreast with the
best in the town, in stock and prices, and
yet give all matters pertaining to his
Office as Justice of the Peace and his real
estate and fire insurance business the usual
prompt and careful attention.
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SENATOR HILL, who hopes to be the
Democratic Presidential candidate,
thought so little of the honor of the
country, that he went to New York to
do a little political wire'pulling in
preference to remaining in his seat in
the Senate to listen to the Presidents
message and the Chilian correspond
ence. No wonder he is considered a
"peanut" politician.
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From the Pacific.

Judge A. P. Overtou, of the Sup-eme
Court, of California, President of Santa
Rosa Savings Bank, and Director of the
Home for Feeble Minded Children, is one
of the most prominent men on the Pacific
coast AS man he has the confidence OF
every one, and as a Judge he is held in
universal esteem. A short time ago bis
Honor wrote that he had been induced to
purchase DR.. Miles Restorative Nervine
for lady who had been subject to spssms
for "a years. 1t gave the best of satisiac-
ton and did more good in three months
than other remedies had done in three
years |" The patient is greatly improved
hough it was evidently desperate case
DR.. Miles Nervine and also his New Hear
Cure are excellent remedies. They may
be had of our enterprising druggists.
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New and Neat

John w, Weeks, who purchased Jones'
saloon and restaurant, at II South Main
street, has had the place so extensively
altered and improved as to make it almost
new He has put in an entire new stock Of
ales, porters, beers, segars, ETC., and has
annexed to the place an excellent eating
department, which will be under the di-
rection of "Felt' Beyrant, the we'll known
caterer of town With the alterations he
has made and the acquisition of Mr.. Bey-
rant, Mr.. Weeks can now pride hims If Of
having enc OF the best restaurants in the
region. IL 3t
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Keagev's Surprise, at Last.

To the public II want to say that there
are always agents who do not live in town
oanvassing orders for crayons. That is
what they say. The most of those pictures
are of very inferior grade, made on
bromide prints, and will, in six months,
turn yellow. A word TO the wise is sufi-
cient. We can give you a crsyon as per
feet and cheap as any man living can, but
we cannot give you crsycn for So We
can give you bromide crayon 1892
framed, for So, but cannot guarantee it; but
we will warrant all our solid crayons.
2.3-tf w. A. KEAGEY, Artist.
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ONE CENT.
PERSONAL.

Harry B'ughey is spending few days
at Pottsvile.
@. P Hover, of Philadelphia registered
at the Ferguson House yesterday.
John Parker, Sr., late editor of the Tri-
Weekly Record, is in his 10th year.
Miss Jennie Young. Of South West
street. has a severe attack of the grip.
Philip Nader, of East Coal street, is
suffering from severe attack of the grip.
B. j. Yost, OF town, will taxa charge of
the pavilion restaurant at Lakeside this
year.
Mrs. Ralph Haines, who spent few
pleasant days in Shamokin, has returned
home,
BILLY" Neiswender is taking a needed
rest. He did big business during the late
fall of snow.
Hon. D D. Phillips, of Gordon, is frC-
quent visitor to town. Dave is hustler,
and not a lazy bone in his body.
Rev. Benz. Callen, who was the guest Of
his brother, Dr. j, S. Callen, of town, the
past few days, left for his home in Bethle.
hem yesterday.
Outside Foreman Shollenberger, of the
Eagle Hill coliery, and formerly Of town,
has resigned. John w. Tiley, of Ash and,
succeeds him.
The other day we omitted the name of
George Gully from the list of the Old
Grant Cornet Band, having failed to recall
mis- name at the time.
Rev. Duenger of Ashland, celebrated
his S4th year on Saturday. He has been
pastor OF the German Reformed church Of
that place for thirty-fve years.
John Sheath and wife, of Mahsnoy City,
celebrated their silver wedding on Mon
day evening. Mr.. Sheath is z. g. r. G. s.
1. Co. superintendent in the Mahanoy City
district
BILLY" Atkinson, a former partner of
Mr.. Parker in the newspaper business in
Tamaqus, over thirty years ago. is living
in Erie and foreman in the Erie Herald,
the late bill" Scott's paper.
Messrs Thomas Sanger, w. II. Det.rey,
Thomas Evans and Mr.. Heebner have been
devoting some time to the preparation of
an exhibition of the "manly art" to follow
the Jr. o U. A, NJ entertainment to-
night David James and VIM. j. Jacobs
will act as bottle-holders.
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pounds. Dried fruit shipments
reached the enormous figure Of r.
600, 900 pounds. Raisins furnished
1000, 900 pounds, against 37,OOO,OOO
last year. OF canned goods the years.
shipments were 7S,OOO,OOO pounds,
against AZ, 900, 900 last year. In every
thing except wine and salmon there
has been great increase in shipments,
showing that the year was one of the
most plenteous ever known for farmer
and fruit grower.
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Election of officers.

The following is the result of the election
held by the Shenandoah Heat & Power
Company: President, j. s. CalleD /;
Secretary, II. A. Swain Treasurer j. s.
Kster Directors, j. S. Callen, j. s.
Kstler, A. j. Luburg, p. j. Ferguson,
Joseph Beddall, S. A. Bedds ], John
Robbins, F. j. Gtughan and q. w. Tit
man. The only change in the board of
directors is the substitution of Mr.. Titman
for William Kmmel The Headquarters
of the company have been changed from
Mr., Kimmel's residence to the Office OF
DR.. Kstler,
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pisgraceful Nxhibition.

There was Polish wedding on East
Centre street yesterday. The party drove
from the church in an exceedingly lively
frame of mind and drove along Bowers
street so reckessly that the lives of child
rem were endangered, The drivers APP
pesred to be racing with each other and
those who know how horses that can't race
travel under the whip can readily judge
the exhibition that was made, 1t was too
bad the parties were not arrested.
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Department Commander.

Among the most prominent of all the
candidates for Department Commander of
the Grand Army of the Republic, of
Pennsylvania to be chosen at Pittsburg
this month, is General John P. Taylor, of
Lewistown He distinguished himself in
the cavalry service and was prosperous
farmer at the outbreak of the Rebellion
He possesses the love and esteem of all
who know him and would prove a fitting
successor to the present Department Com
msnder, Colonel George G. Boyer. We
believe every representative from this
county favors him,
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Supper and Cake Walk.

This evening Company "a" Jr. o. U.
A. M Guards, of town, will hold grand
supper and cake walk in Robbins opera
house, the proceeds to go towards pur-
chasing uniforms for the company. The
committee have exerted every effort to
make the affair success, and the indcs-
tions are that it will surpass anything OF
the kind held in this town. Assist the boys
by your attendance, and you will not re-
gret it.
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Whist Party.

A whist party was held at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Swain last even
ing in honor of Miss Meixell, of Philadel
phiA who was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Bowman, of East Oak street, and
who left town for Berwick this morning.
Among the guests were DR.. james Stein
and wife, DIR. D. w. Straub and wife, Mr..
NJ. S, Riggs and wife, Mr., T. j, Davies
and wife and Mr.. James McElheney,
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Little Locals,
Peldlers are becoming plenty again.

Peldlers are becoming plenty again.
Yesterday was like rainy April day.
L. is said the petition in fovor of a new
water works has 900 names upon it.
Buy at home Our stores are well
supplied with everything in the market
Visit Keagey's studio if you want to
insp ct good work in the photograph line.
Whenever anything dirty enters into
house people anxiously wait for cyclone
to blow it out.
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It Should he in Rverv Honee.

j. B. Wilson, 81 Clay St., Sharpsburg,
Pa, says he will not be without DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds, that it cured his wife who was
threatened with Pneumonia after an at
tack of LA Grippe" when various other
remedies and several physicians had done
her no good. Robert Barber, of Cooks
port, Pa, claims DIR. Kings New Dis
covery has done him more good than any
thing he ever used for Lung Trouble.
Nothing like it. Try it. Free trial bottles
at O. Il Hagenbuch's Drug Store, Large
bottles, 50c. and 81,
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Desirable Lodge Room

A lodge desiring cosy meeting room on
Wednesday, Saturday, or Sunday evenings
of each week can be accommodated at
Mellets hall, which has been recently
papered. painted and carpeted. Apply to
N. Mellet
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Political Positions.

EDITOR HERALD In the active canvass
being made in the Second ward in behalf
of R. w. Stout 1 notice that some of the
gentleman's friends are circulating reports
that the other candidate, John H. Evans,
is only in the fight to make a soft berth for
some of his family. As friend of Mr..
Evans L would like to say that perhaps
soma of our people forget that Mr.. Stouts
son n-la was candidate for treasurer of
the School Board last year and it strikes
me that perhaps the same gentleman may
haye an eye on the borough treasurship.
SECOND WARD.
Shenandoah, Feb. 2 1892
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The pleasant effect and perfeit safety
with which ladies may use the California
liquid laxative Syrup of Figs, under all
conditions, makes it their favorite remedy.
TO get the true and genuine article, look
for the name of the California Fig Syrup
Co., printed near the bottom of the pack
age,