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prolonged cheering, but Iowa declined
to present his name

prolonged cheering, but Iowa declined
to present his name.
Kansas seconded Gray's nomination
and when Kentucky was Reached John
$. Ray, of that state seconded the
nomination Of Stevenson, his speech
eliciting great applause.
e. F. Uhl. of Michigan, took the
platform to present the name OF
Judge Morse, OF Michigan He
spoke Of him as the soldier
chief justice and said that
Michigan's fourteen electoral votes
will certainly go to the democrats with
Morse OH the ticket Morse's name
*ns we'll received by delegates and
audience Uhl presented his qtaliiica-
tions for the position in very favorable
manner, receiving three cheers when
he finished
Governor Flower, Of New York, said
that state had no candidate to
present and seconded the nomination
of Stevenson. Tennessee seconded
Gray and Texas and Virginia seconded
Sevenson.
General Bragg started to present the
name Of Mitchell, OF Wisconsin, but
the heavy rain on the roof
noise that he was compelled to stop
for few ,minutea The band COM
menced playing and the audience and
delegates Joined in the air. singing:
'Grover, Grover, four more years of
Grover;
In he goes, out they go,
Then we'll be in clovero
The call of states was then ordered
for the first ballot which resulted as
follows:
Alabama % for Morse; Arkansas, 10
for Gray; California, for Gray and 0 for
Stevenson; Colorado, 8 for Stcvensoni
Connecticus 10 fey Gray; Delaware, q
for Morse; FloridA, 6 for Stevenson, for
Grny; Georgia. 10 for Morse 9
Idaho, 8 for Gray; Illinois, 4s
for Stevenson; Iowa, 2e for Watterson;
Kansas, 70 for Gray; Kentucky. l2 for
Louisiana, 18 for Stevenson; Maine,
for Grny, 2 for Stevenson. absent;
Maryland. IL for Gray for Stevenson;
Massachuse!ts, 8 s for Gray, s
Minnesota, Is for Gray; Mich, gan. rs for
Stevenson, | for Morse; Missouri, le for
Stevenson, 10 for Gray, for Morse: Mon
tnnn, 6for Burke Cochran, for Lambert
Tree, OF Illinois; Nebraska for Mitch
for Stevenson, s for Gray; Nevada, 6
for Gray; New Hampshire, for Stew
enson; New Jersey, 10 for Grny, / for
Stevenson; New York, 72 for Stevenson;
North Carolina, 90 for Stevenson; North
Dakota, for Gray; Ohio, 4 for Gray, 4
for Nit hell. 3S for Stevenson; Oregon, 8
for Gray; Pennsylvania, 81 for Gray:l
Rhode island, 8 for Gray; South Carolina,
Is for Stevenson; South Dakota, 4 for
Stevenson, 2 for Gray, Q for Mitchell. t
TennAaRea IL for t3rav 4 for G%cya,.o,,
for Morse. Texas, 4 for Gray, 20 for
Stevenson. Vermont, 8 for Gray.i
Virginia, "a for Stevenson. |,
Washington, 8 for Grny; West Virginia,
for Morse, for Stevenson. 4 for GRAY:
Wisconsin, 81 for Mitchell; Wv.
oming, g for Mitchell; Alaska l
for Mitchell. for Stevenson;
Arizona. s for Stevenson for Gray; Dis
trict of Columbia, for Mitchell, for
Stevenson; New Mexico, 5 for Gray, for
Stevenson; Oklahoma, . for Stevenson;
1ndinn Territory, for Gray.
Tnfa
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-07-02
STOCkMEN ORGANIZE.
ISOLATION rormea for rroteosloa From

Formed for Protection From
Cattle Thieves.
YINITA, l. r., Juno 2s.-Thc stock7
men of the northeastern portion Of
this territory have organized the Cat
tlemen's Protective Association OF In
dian Territory. with headquarters at
this place The purpose is TO protect
themselves from loss by thieves and
otherwise of cattle which are shipped
TO market. The means employed is
the maintenance OF inspectors al Kan
sas City, st. Louis and Chicago and
later in the season what are termed
'tline-riders' will be put along the
Kansas and Missouri lines. The in
spectors will look through all ship
ments Of cattle from this section and
cut out all which are shown by their
brands to belong to mem bers OF this
association II shipped by others than
their owners.
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OMAHA PREPARING.
Pu' hing Forward Arrnn: :ements to TIA
Care of the rc,ple's Convention

Pu' hing Forward Arrnn: ements to Take
Care of the Peoples Convention.
OMAHA, Ncb, June 2s Arrange
mcnts are being pushed forward for
,he peoples party convention Chair
man Taubeneck and the national com.
mttee will arrive Friday morn
ing. Special trains over NIL
the roads will begin to arrive
Thursday night. 1t is anticipated the
crowd will number at least $4,000. The
general belief here is that Gresham
will not allow the e of his name, and
there is big boom for Senator Stew
art, of Nevada. Congressman
Watson, of Georgia, has writ
ten positively to allow tho use
of his name for ice-president.
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Fine Art;t,cinl L,,.ay

MlrcnELh, S. D., June 2s.-The town
OF Letcher, fifteen miles north Of
Of Mitchell is the proud possessor OF
one of the finest nrtifcinl lakes iii tho
state, which consists OF body OF
water about eighty acres in area from
one to eight or nine feet deep, the
water being supplied by overflow from
strong pressure urtesian well. The
lake is we'll supplied with fish, snch as
bullhends, suckers and pickcrei. and
this season supply of black bass will
be furnished by the fish commission
from Washington, ID. C,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-07-02
TOO WARM FOR WHISKY.
Peoria Distillcrs Only Taking the Sun
Va

feor-a Distillcrs Only Taking the Sum
1ner Vacation.
Peoria, Ill, June es.-Acting Presi-
dent Green, of the whisky trust, says
there is no truth in the rumor that the
distillers here will indefinitely shut
down nbont the first of July. There
is the usual summer dullncss in trade
and 1T has been usual to close some Of
the houses on this account and for re-
pnirs. Two will be closed here for n
couple of months. One is the Baker
distillery, the oldest one in the city,
ana the other is the Northern In
both of these repairs will be made.
The trust, however, has all the goods,
on hand for which it will probably
find market this summer.
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MAINTAINS HIS INNOCENCE.

Captain Borup Insists That He Did Not
Sell French Defense Plans.
PARIS, June 27.-The authorities
have released NJ. Oadin, who was ar
rested with Grener, the self-con-
fcsscd rcvealer of secrets of French
plans of defense. Captain Borup,
military attache of the United States
legation. who denies that he sold the
plans to Italy and Germany, has been
advised to remain in Paris to face tho
matter His statement is that NJ
Greiner's visits were to screen his con-
nections elsewhere. The American
legation has asked the Washington
authorities to recall Captain Borup
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-07-02
PRoHlB CONVENTION.

Many Delegates Registered ut Cincinnati
-lsidwcli in the Lead.
CINCINNATI, O., June 27-Delcgates
to the prohibition national convention
continue to swell the number already
registered at the various hotels The
arrivals to date are the advance guards
of the greater column which will make
its appearance tomorrow. The drift
of sentiment among the delegates who
are here seems to grow in favor OF
Bidwell's nomination. AS to Ohio her
vote will go to Gideon L. Stewart on
the first ballot There is probability
that Bidwell will be nominated on the
first ballot
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of Redfeld. has been mentioned In
connection with the place and would
make at energetic chairman, Fl. j.
Rice, of Huron, has also been talked
of in case he does not secure the
gubernatorial nomination, while A. Nj.
Bowdle, of Mitchell, has been moro or
less connected with the office ever
since 1890. when he failed To secure
the position through the i'll advised ef.
forts of members of his own delegation
to the state convention
So far MS known these arc the only
who have been mentioned
at oil during the year for the various
positions.
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Pnrlia mont Is Prorogusd.

LONDON, June 2s-Today the queen
prorogued parliament the formal pre-
liminary step to dissolution. which
follows immediately, thus completely
verifying the statement made in
United Press dispatch announcing.
exclusively, the 2sth of Juno as the
date of this parliament's termination.
The queen, in her speech proroguing
parliament, says: Our foreign reln.
tions are friendly. Treaties have been
duly ratified which refer our differ.
ences with the United States respect.
ing Bering sea to arbitration"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-07-02
DRIVING our NEGROES.

Colored Men Ordered Out OF the Town ef
Norman, Oklahoma.
OKLAHOMA City, O. t., June 2s.-An
organized effort is being made by the
white residents Of tho town of Norman
to drive all negroes out of that place.
Warnings have been sent to the negroes
advising them to leave in the next ten
days or suffer the consequences A
negro barber named Smith was visited
by three white men last Sunday night
and forced to leave town at the muz
zles of Winchester rifles. 1t Is feared
serious trouble will result.
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L,t,crl.. Mnst Get nnt.

New ORLEANS, La., June 2s.-The
general assembly has passed bill
Whereby lotteries will not be allowed
in the state after December 81, 1893.
Tho net cSempts from its operations
the premium bond drawing Of the city.
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TIE GRAPHIC.

WTerms Of advertising n,ado known on
application.
~ Job Work CT every description executed
10 the best styie and at the lowest rates.
~ Advertisements not accompanied BY in.
structons Will be inserted until ordered ON,
and charged accordingly.
eJ-sliort communications on any subject Of
interest are acceptable II accompanied by
the name Of tho author.
s1All mattor intended for the next iasus
must hc In the Office as carly as Wednssda a.
evening to insure publication.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-07-02
Chicago.

CHICAGO, June s9
Cattle-Choice beeves, g. so@+ so; cows,
el.25@35o; feeders. s4oO@3 IS; bulls,
&l.25(9a SO; Texans, $a4u(93.6l
Hogs-Lighs. $500@5.l5; mixed, Is l5
@b.5O; heavy, t505@5ba
sheep--Natives, e36O@6Oo; westerns,
IS 6d@b 40; Texans, $a00QliO1
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-07-02
South Omaha

SOUTH OMAuA, June 90
Hogs-Light, H0o@5 10; mixed, $500
@5.1U henvy, s5.0095.20
Cattle-Stockcrs and feeders, &. 4O0a 40: /:
cows, e2.25ga35. common, tL25@225
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-07-02
F.mou, nrower Tree claim Contest.

Famous Brewer Tree Claim Contest.
FORT DODGE, Ia, June 81. - Tho
famous Neff Brewer tree claim contest
has at last been passed on
by the state land depart
ment and Neff's title sustained.
which systematic attempt to re-enter
tree claims already taken under the
about the planting of trees had cot
been complied with. In this case Ncff
owned some land in Kossuth county
and Brewer tried to get it, alleging
that the trees had not been set out &c
cordinr to law.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-07-02
the MARKETS.
Live Stock.

Sioux CrrY, June %
Hogs-Light. t,.S5@i.95i mixed. st02}ES
@5.0O; heavy, g. 00@5O5
Cattle-Steers, l,l0o to 1900 pounds,
es0o@3 50; feeders, t30O@325; htockcrs,
s22l@275; cows, common to good, 81. 90 @
2.4Oi yenrlings. s2.0U9300; bulls, sl.2j@
S.50i veal calves, S2.G0sl4.00
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CAMPBELL SUCCEEDS "REr.,
Tho Illinois Committeeman Take. Clark

Vhc Illinois committeeman Takes Clark
sons Place as Chairman.
WASHINGTON, Juno 2s--At the meet.
ing OF the republican national commit
tee in this city yesterday Committee
man Vim. j. Campbell, of Illinois, was
elected chairman; NJ. II. DeYoung.
California, vice-chairman; A. d. Car
ter, Montana, secretlry; Cornelius N.
Bliss, New York, treasurer. and F. l.
Swords. Iowa, sergeant-at-arms.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-07-02
New York ltcpublIcan Clubs,

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, June 2s.-The city
is crowded with delegates to the an
nual convention of tho state leugue OF
republican clubs.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-07-02
rbc AmIr,. Army Dcrcated.

CALCUTTA, June 27-News has now
been received that the Mahmud tribe,
aided by the forces Of the kahn OF Gan
dol attacked and defeated the amir's
army and have cut off Gholam Hyder's
communication with Afghanistan.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-07-02
LAUNCHING OF THE TEXAS.
The Finest Quo of the Class in the New
NlYY.

NoRFoLK, Va, June 2s.-The battle.
ship Texas. the first one of the class
in the new navy, was launched at the
navy yard today in the presence OF q
largo numbe of spectators, including
from the navy depart.
ment Mt Washington and other officers
The steamer Texas is steel arrnored.
twin n.screwed second.class battleshin
of 8, 3a5 tons normal displacement.
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KANSAS C1rl, June 20
Cattle-Extrn fancy steers, ta s5@14. 30:
cows, G.60a3. Is; stockers, s2S012.25
feeders, 81. 30@.a25.
Hogs-Extremo ranges, 81 15@5:5.
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cnptaln Borup ItecalIed.

WASHINGTON, June 81. - Secretary
Eikins this morning issued an order
recalling Captain Borup from Paris.
Captain Borup's recall was requested
by the French government
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Husband (sniffing) Seems to me
smell kerosene.
Wife-Yes, by the why. my dear. you
must go TO the intelligence office and
get new girl. You can ride down
with the undertaken.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-07-02
> : =
Death of air.. Boutallo.

BANGOR, Me-, June 2s. Mrs. i3ou-
tellc, wife OF Congressman Bontelle,
died suddenly here last ngAt Of heart
failure.
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AilNxKApo11s .fune

Wheat-Closing: No northern. June.
769sc; July, 1890; August, 774c; on
track. No hard, 8O1Sc; No northern,
79ci No 2northern, 70@74c
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Mrs. D'Avnoo (indignantly)--Whati
Move out of the city and live in the
suburbs9 Indeed won't-so there!
Mr. D'Avnoo (who wants to econo.
mize)-My dear pretty woman like
you never looks SO charming as when
sitting In phaeton Mt suburban sta
tion, waiting for her husband.
She went
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4 1895 :5.
Produce and provi.,on,.

CHICAGO, June 20.
ter patonts, S4.20(94.4O.
Whent-Cash. 791le; July, 7sXe
Corn-Cash, Sic; July, 5UAc.
Oats-No. white, Bi1s@31Ac; No p
white, 331l@3as1c.
Rye-76Hc
Bnrley-b0c.
Timothy-$l83.
Flax-tL04.
Whisky-sL16
Pork Cash, Sll17
Lard-Cash, t6S); July, $685.
Shoulders = s575Qa6.05; short clear.
eT.0517.l0; short ribs, $L22x@I2l
Butter-Creamery, l5@lsleci dairy. l31
17c. W
Cheese-Full cream cheddnr., X @7,sc;
fats. 74@71kc; Young Americas, EaSSc
Eggs-Fresh, lS@lB1fc.
Hides-Heavy and light green sailed,
aei a, sal,sd aa,sd< bull; AA@41lc; green sal.ed
hides, t@7c; dry calf. s@vc; deacons
Tailow-Na solid. DO; packed. &c;
cnke, Ac
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-07-02

Manager twcarily) )-Wish.to go on the
stage. eh! After husband. sup
pose.
Fair AEplicant-I have husband.
Managcr-Qh, see. After another
Pne
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-07-02

Housekceper = How's that2 You
promised to saw some wood if I gave
you lunch
madam
( The idea! told you Id giySsyou q
lunch IT you'd saw some wood, and you
lagrecd.
Pardon me, madam. Your exact
words were: 'Ill give you lunch il
you saw that wood over there by the
gate.
Exactly That's just what / s,id.
i Well madam. saw that wood ovcr
there by the gate. as I came in.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-07-02

fankton Telegram: The four and one
half inch artesian well of Johnson Bros,
lust finished by Jencks g. Son, at their
ranch, IS without doubt one Of the best
wells In the city 1t is down about G25
feet and throws twoinch stream sixty
icet high aud an inch ninety feet high,
from natural pressure. Mr.. Jcncls thinks
1t flows Us much water Us any of the six-
inch wells in the city.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-07-02

Total.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-20

years back. The economy Hes In the
saving OF clothes. according to Mr.. Dyer.
Looking at the question in no other
light" said he. 1T would not be bad
idea for . bachelor 70 lay aside thirty
dollars or forty dollars a month for a
valet. He will find thR. IN ten years, even
though he be fine dresser. his expense
for clothes will rot be over two thou
sand dollars Clothes wear better when
constantly looked after. pressed thor
cughiy. and the stitch in time that saves
nine attended to-
TN the matter Of crsvats alone. think
what delight it 10 always to have
them properly ironed smooth. How
long supply Of ties viii last under the
ssSillful touch OF . valet no one knows
who has not been served by one. The
expenses that are continually falling
upon . bachelor from not having the
proper thing ready when wanted. ne
cessitating an immediate purchase, are
shviased by the services of a valet.
These are the expenses and annoy
ances, ~ the way. that so many bache-
lers dee into matrimony to svoid. They
think that the motto a place for every
thing aud everything in its place Is
the sdinnet Of domessicity alone. The
hscbelor. however, who has an intelli-
gent vNlet. can have as wellordered a
home NJ a man with the most dorne>
tic Of wives"
The salary Of vale. Il not a great
strain on fairly veil-aIlee purse. IL
amounts 20 about what ia paid for club
service. II ranges between thirty and
ffty dollars. which does not include
board Mr.. Elisha Dysr has the eutsss
valet in the city. % whom he pays
twenty dollars per month and FINDS"
him This valet Is. however. unique.
He r. = quick-~itted Jap Mr.. Dyer
picked sp PEARS ago in San Francisco
and has now become an adep. in all
thai pertains 20 valetisul. His name IL
ksss-a and tais oriental cognomea Is
familiar % that wide circle of enter
tanners 10 which Mr.. Dyer has access.
u has got SO that Mr.. Dyer without
Kstsa IS autaiskable. katsu has
worked up ideas Of Independence quite
Annericsn IN their bread breeziness.
'Tn faxs." said Mr.. nTer. naively.
che Kindly permits ne 70 e. cot eccs-
sfcealiy.~
But u Il only . valet who has a
ssct& unsqurn>ss and who knows IL
Who vc-id 81 presume On the salary he
G-s<
Scr,e Wallets. however. make snug
little sums BY serving half = dozsn nsss-
s~rs. each Of ~hosn pays lin te,
sollars a mouth for his services TIE
employers may b- strangers 70 each
ether ard may IN fact rot know that
tse vslrt has this large cliensile, 4
makes no diFsreec- - the vslet who
~<vs he sill psrforrn lis dutIes Coz =
certain stipend This service aife-s
rom Katsn's. sa<laa. ksns a. specimen
sf TIE pernan.as class Instead ~ be-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-20

ing always as beck and call this PER
spstetic waist sxrsnxss special hours
be VIII eolse - yea fer bis saatnsinal
lsbors ~ . certain ksaT. STAYS tasrs an
a. he mast 20 - Mr.. SNssh. saa thns
20 he rss3t& IL yoa are nSt ready
TOR hlxa 90 mseA the worse for you
osAer valsts have szssiie reveaasA
sut lacy are not many, and those who
touch nfty dollars per nsnth would
probably object - being called Wallets.
The calling CT valsting - aSw securely
fsss@1sd - the social HE Of the metro
poht2a bachelor. The word ''valeting"
l. nes every where employed - COM
p<eheE4 a. the duties Of that line Of
service Salaries. however. DO not 20
up. They are fzlliRg a little. if any
thing, and the bachelor Of to-day can
have all the glory OF valet for far less
than he could have obtained il Eve
years ago. The pool or combination
valet Is : late feature, and tAis keeps
down the expensiveness as does the
steady arrival OF EAglish Wallets who
have heard of the field here. and who
come % work Il IN the belief, sentea-
tiously expressed BY a society man.
that their pay is surer here"
The American man Of fashion has
discovered during the few wears in
which the custom Of valetisn has be-
come part of his daily life that the best
servant to him is the trained English
The record-union., 1892-06-02
AT BEULAH PARK.
Camp-MeetIng and Temperance Ex.
cursion Next Week.

Camp-MeetIng and Temperance Ex-
cursion Next Week.
The annual camp-meeting at Beulah
Park, East Oakland, from the 9th to the
Goth, promises to be most enjoyable.
Charles \. Crittenton, the popular evan
gelist and founder Of the famous Flor
ence Missions, where thousands Of erring
girls have been reclaimed, will conduct
the meeting. The Committee on Preach
ing comprises such representative names
as Revs. Drs. Cantine, Ollie, Mclean.
Chapman, j. q, a. Henry, Hirsch, Fill
ben, Graft and others. Tents will he
rented at reasonable rates by the California
Women Christian Temperance Union.
a more pleasant campiug-ground cam
not be found than Beulah Park. and its
proximity 70 San Francisco makes it
convenient for those wishing to combine
business and pleasure. The Southern
Paclnc and San Francisco and North Pa
citic Railways grant one and one-third
rates, ii seventy five attend. These roads
also, grant reduced rates TO the California
School Of Methods at Pacific Grove. GOOD
till September 30th.
y special temperance excursion will he
run to attend the National Prohibition
Convention, June 2Sth-30th, at Cincjn-
natl. which will afford a rare chance for
all going East. For certificates and Eli
particulars address NJ. q. C. EsthoIm. w
Z. L. l., Oakland, Cal.
The record-union., 1892-06-02

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Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist wl:o
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
cALEF02Nl4 !EyG syrup co.
1o,.., SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
4CgESV!bsEa ~. ~, LiEEJ FORK, ES,