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ions that their old captain might be
comfortably installed.
1--WE may offer you lunchY
Yes, but it is a warm day and one
dish will be sufficient
"They hastened away, and | saw them
holding mn animated discussion; then
they disappeared in different directions.
aiterward learned that the most pro-
found Of the band had proposed to the
rest that they should all contribute to a
dish, aud that his vile should cook il;
but the others were full oil culinary
pride, II was decided that each should
bring me a dish, for when | had said "a
single dish had not specified whether
from each OF you or from you all
together
81 had finished an interview with the
town officials and was resting when |
was informed: 'sldi, your lunch ia COM
ing.
my twelve soldiers were approach
ing, each with an enormous dish,
Twelve dishes l o eat on that hot July
day, with u terrible torrld siroccn blow
ing that would have destroyed the
appetite OF a gluttonl Twelve dishes
exactly alike, cooked after a recipe
which no doubt had been handed down
from remote ages, Twelve mutton
stews swimming in rancid oil, dressed
with dry raisins peas and as hard as
bullets.
~ did my duty. I tasted of the
twelve dishes and swallowed twelve
mouthfuls OF milk, aud informed each
OF my hosts that his dish was good,
very good, superior, delicious, agreeable,
exquisite, superine, fragrant, sayory,
delectable or succulent.
"They were much pleased and de-
clared that whenever 1 visited Bargon
they should entertain me.
II have been there since, but / in
vented q way TO protect my stomach
and to avoid hurting their feelings, !
arranged an order OF precedence for
them according 10 their military rank,
the number Of years they had been in
service and their age. At every visit !
state positively that l shall accept
luncheon from some one OF them, aud !
thus resist the seduotions OF tho others
and preserve my digestion, though /
am no less grateful for their kindness
and devotion" - Youths Companion.
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HE'LL COME, IKNow,n SIZE sAID.

&J E ARAGiI, IN Chicago InteT. OCEAN.
Miss Matte got a letter from her John in Ten
neAHe,
For John yss Nqttie's sweetheart, Of her heart
And John sald i6at he was coming to Atlanta
1.-The had % pawn 81, OyercOat the railroad fare
10 pays;
And when She read his letter, 4Ho'l come, l
know" she said,
And IN !hs staFllt cleaning lho bowed her
Miss Matte she believed him, for her faith in
John was strong,
And she waited in the parlOr while the sad hours
Every tim, the door bell rang she quickly out
side ileW,
Aud every line twas SOno one else, and not her
sweetheart true,
As the evening shadows gathered, "Ho'u come I
And in the SIsrlit cleaning she bowed her
curly head.
But she got another letter from her John in Ten
ne3ee,
And no told her such a fairy tale, the boarders
laughed In glee;
John said he Seut q present, aS he could not
come himself,
He bought ihe best In clarEsylle that could be
And she believed and waltod, at will come,
know, I" she said,
And in the s!aFlit cleaning she bowed her
curly head,
Love is blind, but such as we, who do not love,
Cun see,
That John must have another girl, over there in
Tennessee;
And the present. Why, Johns other GIL, Of
course, has got that, too,
And John y laughing in his sleeve, It's plain to
While Miss aattlo is still waiting. at will
come, ! know" she said,
And in the starlit gloamlng she bowed her
curly head.
-Four days lAtor,l To the story a sequel must
tack,
For Johns other girl got Jealous, and sent the
blamed thing back,
To John himself twas useless so no sent it by
To Miss Matte in Atlanta; this is the truth,
guess
And when the box was opened, at would come,
Aud IN the golden sunlight she bowed her Gully
head.
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ALAnGE LUNCH.
How Twelve TuniSlan soldiers Showed
Their Regard for Their Captain.

How Twelve TuniSlan Soldiers Showed
Their Regard for Their Captain.
Captain Border, now u civil official
at Maktar, In TuniS, gives nm amusing
account Of On experience with some Of
his old TaalslsR soldiers, Some time
after no had loft tho army and had
assumed office ut Maktnr, no mot ut
the town Of Bargon twelve soldiers Of
the company which Ito had once com.
mRndel. Ito was Instantly recognized
and surrounded. "Thoy all talked at
once no SAYS. "They hung upon my
bride aud upon my stlrrups; they EN-
bracod my hands; they grnsped my
boots and tho tails Of my coat.
Tidod DO praised We have waited
for you no longl Have you, been well :!
Andmadam2 And tho childrenf And
our |lloutonantY'
Itiie was killed. In Tonquin.
"'Aiay God hayo mercy oil him. He
was a brave man.
mAud tho sub,lioutonantr
n'Ho was In Tonquln, mud 10 now 9
lieutenant and decorated
WiMNy God increase his prosperity,
AT last / was ahlU " dlsmotnt aud
the good fellows huttlod away TO ooInG
back bringing mats aud rugs and euih'
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This remedy is becoming so we'll
known and SO popular as TO need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song Of
praise. A purcr medicine does not exist,
and it Ia guaranteed TO do all that is
claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all
diseases Of the Liver and Kidneys, will
remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum and
other affections causedb by impure blood.
viii drive Malaria from the system and
prevent as well as cure all Malarial fe,
vers. For cure Of Headache, Coustipa-
ton and Indigestion try Electric Bitters
Entire satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Price 80 cents and 81 per
bottle, at Logan Drug Co.'S Drug Store. &
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IN RUSSIA.
Alarming Increase of the Epidemic in the
Empire.

Alarming Increase of the Epidemic in the
Empire.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 3l.-0ficial re-
turns that have lust been issued show
a marked increase in the ravages of
cholerain the empire where the disease
is epidemic. The figures show that
from July 0 to July % there were in
the government OF Podolla l,lG5 cases
and $50 deaths, as against 400 cases and
122 deaths during the week preceding.
In the government of 0rel, from July
l6 to. July %, there were 234 cases and
OIL deaths, as against l4s cases and so
deaths during the previous week. In
the government Of Toola there were n
cases aud 10 deaths from July 10 to
July %. In tho preceding week there
were only 81 cases and s deaths. In
Moscow from July 10 to July 90 there
we're 72 cases and q deaths.
The epidemic exists, though in less
severe form, in the governments Of
Viatka, Kazan, Riazan, 0ofa and Sim.
bAFHk.
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A physIcian,s Advice.

To those who travel, or those who re.
main at home during tho summer,
never be without a stimulant," Its
timely use caves tho system from many
a shock, and as o preventative Of dis.
ease pure whisky has always been
recommended. Max Klein, Of Allie.
cheney, is a reliable dealer, who ouly
keeps the pureSt liquors in stock. His
Silver Age, at 81 50; Duquesne, at 81 %,
and Bear Creek, at 81 90 per full quart
each, cannot be equaled. Send for cata.
logue and price list (mailed free) to
Max Klein, So Federal street, ALLIE
pheny. Pa.
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LONDON. July Sl.-Tho Marx Lane ErpreI, In It's
weekly review Of the British grain trade, says:
Where the wheat crop is bad, II Is very bad.
Where It is good, II Is barely good. The average
yield Is not expected 10 exceed twenty-sGyGn
bushels to the acre, which Will make II total OF
1902. The growth OF root crops in potatoes have
been highly favorable lntely. There will prob.
ably be q very fair second hay crop, and an I'm.
ntoyement IN the pastures THERE'S q reduced
demand in the market for feeding stutiS For.
eIgn wheats were dull.
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CHICAGO, July Si,-1hOru was another bad
slump IN wheat on change to-day and another
low price record was scored. Tho ttaduu IN
the wheat pit appeared perfectly dnIcd when
the nhtkUl opened aud holders were found
Ahy price TINT anyone chose 10 offer for H. Sep.
icinber wheat closed. on saturday With apparent
ilrinnost NJ Qlhc, aud was practically unstable
to-day NhHl Il vas Higed Hpon buyers rs $50.
There we're q lew lots disposed Ot IN the open.
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Tho grand specific for the prevailing
malady OF the age, dyspepsia, liver
complaint, rheumatism. costiveness,
general debility, ETC., is Bacon's Celery
Cure. This great herbal tonic stimu-
the digestive organs, regulates the
liver and restores the system to vigor.
Gus health and energies, Samples free.
Large packages SOC. Sold only by Logan
n.r, ~ q
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FINANoE n Trade


The Features of the Money and Stock
Markets.
NEW York. July 3l.-Money on call opened
stringent, afterwards declined and closed easier,
loans ranged from Hpcr cent per diem aud In
terest down to 8 per cent per annum, last loan
. per cent, closing offered at 8 per cent Prime
mercantile paper sai2 per cent Sterling cx-
change weak at 81 TOai sly Silver certificates
unchanged. Total sales $500 shares.
The week opened with grent depression on the
stock exchange. The bears were In full control
OF the market, owing TO q decline In Americans
IN London. the reports OF financial ,embArrass.
mGnts 10 Chicago, the further bi.ak In wheat
and the dl. Guilty OF obtaining time money.
Calll0Rn. here opened ut apcr cent per diem aud
intGrcat, and there were approximations OF d
squeeze. Tho a3tivG stocks yielded anywhere
from | to 0 per cent, tho dividend and non
dividend paying shares suffering alike Among
Tobacco T. There was very little support from
the professionals iuCnllhGd with the bull side OF
the act, and II was not until tho shorts attempted
to borrow stocks II make deliveries that any dc.
CidGd change occurred,
When the demand TO borrow set In II was
found that some Of the active stocks, General
Electric aud New York Central calnlnanded
anywhere from 4 10 4 per cent per diem for
use, aud a disposition 70 cover sOOn manifested
itself. In the meantime tho engagement Of
$1,000 D In gold for shipment to New York and
about s7j0,O0O to Chicago was reported from
London, and the foreign advICos were to the
effect That further amounts would probably DO
shipped this way during the next few days.
These adyiCes were cOrrobOrated 10 some extent
by tho heavy export demand for wheat, follow.
ing tho break In the prlco OF tho latter. The
announcement that q New York clearing house
had Issued sl,25g, 900 loan certificates had com.
paratlycly little effect, II being understood that
II was for the purpose OF assisting gold lmpOrta'
lions There was All active Investment inquiry
for stocks throughout aud tho execution Of
these orders assisted tho late recovery. The ad.
vance from the lowest figures Of the day was
equal 10 / 10 8 per cont
81 ,2Ol,OOO.
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CHICAGO, July 3l.-Cattle. receipts 1900 head;
shipments 1000 head; market lower; westerns
firm; prime natives 81 S0a5 Is; good TO choice
81 2jat Is: medium s. SOai l5: Others s. l0a3 rs;
Texans s. l0a3 7j; westerns s. Q0a4 90; cows
81 3ia3 80, Hogs, receipts 1900 head: shipments
300 head; market steady; mixed and packing
s. OOa5 10; prime heavy S. SQa5 49, selected
butchers s. i5a5 55; choice light mixed s. i5a
8 65. Sheep, receipts $4,000 head; shipments
1000 head: ewes aud mixed 50 Coal 25; native
wetherS 81 5Oai 81; westerns 81 l5I3 75i Texans
81 00a2 20; lambs s. OQa6 IA
EAST Liberty. Pa, July 81.-cattle, receipts
2,72O head: shipments l,64O head; market
slow; prices l5a+Oc on from last weeks. Hogs,
receipts 1900 head; shipments $500 head; mar
kot dull; light weights g s0aB 90; extreme
heavy S. 2jab 20. Sheep, receipts 6,9O head
shipments 1850 head; market steady at about
last weeks prices; lambs very dull and DC
lower.
%CINctSYATr, o., july. Sl,-HogS quiet o.
head,
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NEW YoRK, July 9l.-There seemed to DO q 1T
tie more lIic In some quarters OF the dry goods
market al the result, doubtless, OF pressure Of
wants and accumulated mails. There was hOth-
Ing to Indicate, however, any change In the
general situation present or near, though the
advance in the sclson makes a change possible
Of any moment.
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NEW YoRK, July 31.-The petroleum mar.
ket was weaker, the price having declined TO
switching. Pennsylvania oil, spot sales none;
August options. salcs 5000 barrels al j5I4c, clos.
Ing at $50 asked.
OIL CRY, Pa. July 01.-opened and lowest
6SISe; hIghestSSAS; closed 6St3c: sales II 900 bar.
rcis; Clcarances 1900 barrels shipments s2,0jl
barrels; runs lOj, 49, barrels.
PITTSBURGH. PA, July 3l.-opened aud lowest
5jHc; closed 6Hc; highest bS1lc,
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NRw YoRK, July 3l.-Plg iron quiet and steady;
American si2 75al6 co. Copper weaki lake
50 Oj. Lead steady; domestic s. 40. Tin steadyi
straight SIS 90.
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Wheeling Brldae & Terminal Ry.
Time Table Ma. 9, to take orcc. 1891 a. m,
SUNDAY. July .. 1919

Leave Whcoling-iGjD isiOO. 1900 39:ijtlO.0)
q. M. t}!Ij, 2'iU. plidJ. 1900 ~ N.
Leave Pcnlnsnla-i6;i 10 is;0G is,O6 iD6l, tl0;0j
u. H., t2tGi, fliiG, nl.b, ipiO6, /. 49,
Leave Terminal Junction y, ap.01, 'l0lT
m. tlt8G elHO tj;il ibll is.S tDi6lp N.
Leave Martins iotp-t72G, lgH0I, 'l0iilh IN
tiilI, 4ss. toss, islp tSt34 1850 IA m
Leave pcuinsulh l7iJi ag.tb 'i0ib ala, tl.D,
- 80. ths-h, t,aa tSiW. ttU,pa r. IN.
Arrive Whetling-t;i0. t1!9l "ltui o. M,
ti.ii. a2.5l, li'al. .i.ii. ts.lt }lOll y M
sDaily tDAily except sunday lsnndays only
An ttnln,Wll run on Eastern Time
". al aud o., L. q W, tfalnswlll not stop
between MarinH rptrf and WhUrlluH
lie TAUBslG, Superintendent
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CnttOn.

CINCINNATI. O., July al,-cOtton dull aud
firm: mildling SIC,
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T Pennsylvania sta.lono.
IBRnnSVIVaRid lines


rlcWrr OrYtcEH AT pESRHYiyAEtA krAttos o.
WATYN FL, fegT 8F EhfStNfH ~ WHEELING,
AT MCLuiH HuuRK, WitrELtgu, Ar rms
PENsHYLvANiA STATION rIlipoKPoRr'
enwrttwfHr prprp'f-"pAN ttANbtE fuurE"
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FOR MEN. E iSseIo5 5oPF EsHysn,s NJ .trI IL:
nie Azure in 3 to 10 days. II tesultsa are uusRt-
hactOry money chcoritlly refunded. Sealed,
@iM KEYSTONE MEDICAL CO., Box GQ3,
Washington, b. @ jy2STThAS"
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When Baby wns sick, we gave her caSsoria
When she was a Child, she cried for cautOrtA
Whom she became Miss, che chung to oastoAa.
when she had Children, she gave them caStOra
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO..
on and after Monday, juno 10, Passenger
Tralus will run MS follows: EDnily, tDally TX.
f,opt gttndnv Cpntrnl fine.
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d. e. c. Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment
Sod under positive written guarantee, by author.
I'D agents only, 10 euro Weak Memory; Loss Of
SEAt Losses; EVIl Dreams; lack OF Coincidence:
S.uyonsnessi LASsltude; oil Drains; Loss of Power
aih0 henDfnuYO OrglnS in other sex, caused by
e.'(r-eiortlon; Youthful Errors, or Excessive Use Of
a!!lerJ, C~lnsumption, Insanity and Death. by mail,
U!bgIi Bfor Isl with written guarantee to cure or
fefand money. VESTS COUGnBYRUP. Aoertain
Thoopfng Cough, sofe ThroGt' Pleasant 10 tSfe,,
slhll siLo Discontinued: old. eoo. Glzo, now &C.; old
GUARANTEES issued only through McLAIN
BROTHERS, Druggists, Wheeling, W Va.
jylsTThSAwy
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'Dally. tDally except Sunday.
J.E TERRY, Con. Freight & Pass Agent
JOHN BAtLtE. 1900 Market Street.
T.P DUNBAR, Union Depot lyO
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RAILWAY Time CARD.

Arrival and departure OF trains on and after
May ~, 1898 EXPLANATION or RRHEgEScB
AlAkks pDGiy; tSunday excepted; MONDAY
excepted Saturday excepted; Isunday only;
saturday only. EaateEn standaEd Tlme
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TRANs.OHIO DIVISION

From Pittsburgh, lO:2i Il. IN. aud 80 y, m, and
1910 a. H., daily, and 1915 ?. IN, exceptsunday,
und 1855 a. M, Sunday only
Washington accommodation 7:5)a m, daily,
except Sunday,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-15
bad Fire III Davenport.

Fire broke ont in McCleuand'>
sash and blind factory in Davenport
last evening at 9 O'Clock. and when
the department arrived Chief Gil
loley ound il raging so furiouSly
that he nj once sent in a second
alarm calling out The remainder ri
the hose companies. 1t was brisk
fire. and gave the boys all the work
they could do for some time Four
hydrart> We're called into play. and
six lines of nose were coupled on and
aS many streams turned into the
blazing factory. The fire was con
fined II the rear part of the factory
proper and did not get into the store
rooms which are south of the factory
and separated from it by narrow
allev. Had it done 50 the loss would
have been much greater. A. it was.
Mr.. MrCiellaud was of the opinion
that machinery had been damaged
to the extent Of $4,000 or 5000 I'M
finished stock and mouldings $4,000,
while several hundred dollars would
bc required to put the building back
into shape The loss. it i thought.
i fully covered by insurance. The
fire seems to have originated in the
smoke stack. which j. also the ..du>t
chamber.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-15
Old PenSioner Gone.

Pension Agent Clemens has drawn
n red line through the last name
upon the 1872 record. and the book
was finally closed. says the Rockford
Star News had been received that
Benjamin Churchill. Of Galesburg,
H.. the last veteran on the list at
this agency. had died on Tuesday at
an age OF nearly 100 years. Little
was known Of him personally at the
agency. A. all his communications
with the office were through the
mail. The record shows briefly that
he was private in Capt. +. Wheel
er's company OF New York militia.
His birthplace was New York. Vet
Grams OF 1872 received pension of
SIP month. BY q special act of
congress Churchill drew $50 a month.
When he came into office three years
ago. said Mr. Clemens. there were
y pensioners of the war of 1912.
Now the last one has gone to his well
earned rest"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-15

Farce comedies with Il plot j, 4
scarce article but to those who have
never seen Little Nugget. to be
seen ut Harpcr's theatre tonight. i,
to be found an interesting vein of
plot from beginning to the end upon
which i strung 4 variety al new
songs. solos. duets. dances and sDe-
cialities. With all this II forms an
entertainment that more than please-
all theatre goers. and the laughing
qualities are without doubt the
heartie>t. The Augu sta Chronicle
SAYS of the comedy: Last night
performance OF Little Nugget was
given to Standing room only The
play is roaring comedy. You
laugh until the tears run down your
face. The humor is so clever and so
catchy that the most morbid mortal
would join in the general mcrriment.
The singing is good, and the clog
ging very fine II j. one good laugh
from curtain to curtain. and if one
wants cure for Indigestion. Just 90
and see Little Nugget =
Chicago" is the title Of new de
Scriptive song which Lew Dock
stader has made a great success. He
will sing it tomorrow evening nj
Harper's theatre on the appearance
of the big minstrel show. which is
led by this sterling artist Other
leading people with DockStader's
Minstrels are George Powers. Mem
phis Kennedy. John c. Harrington.
Blocksom and Burns. Svmonds.
Hughes and Rastus. Frank Dumont
is also with the company. and has
written Chicago Worlds Fair Com
forts. which concludes each per-
formanee. A new program through
out il promised.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-15
THE CONFERENCE CLOSES.
The Rock Island District Baptist Conven-
tion at Moline Over.

AT the concluding session at Mo
line yesterday morning of the Rock
Island District Baptist convention.
w. B. Petit, W. W. Warner. Joseph
karr and Theodore Truxell were
nominated as trustees and the nomi-
nations were confirmed. Rev. G.. F.
Taylor. f. p Brand and William
Morrison and Messrs. o. l.. Benway
and F. l.. Cook were elected as the
missionary board
The committee reported favorably
on the admission of the Alpha church
and it was therefore received into the
association.
The convention decided to hold
the next session at Rock Island,
when Rev. Dr. Schoiield OF Aledo.
will preach the doctrinal sermon.
with Rev. William Morrison OF Gen
eseo rs alternate.
The following resolution was
adopted, after which The convention
adjourned:
Resolved. That it is our firm con-
viction that we ought TO give our
patronage to the schools of our own
denomination. and that there is n
special obligation resting upon our
membership to contine their patro-
mage to such denominational schools
for all instruction received outside
| Nf orr IN, blig schools
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-15
Local WORLDS Fair visitors.

MAJ Rosentield went up to Chicago
last evening.
J. Paddock returned last evening
from The fair.
Miss Bertha CopP went up to the
fair this morning.
DR.. Bernhardi returned from Chi
cago asst evening.
NJ. ;. Heagy left last evening for a
1O-davs' visit to the fair.
A. NJ. Bruner OF the Y. NJ. c. A.
left last evening for Chicago
viii Hartz returned from a pleas
ant trip to the fair last evening.
J. II. Foster and fomily have re-
turned from visit OF 10-weeks at
the Worlds fair.
Aid. c. +. Evans. wife and daugh-
ter. Miss Edna. returned from the
fair lust evening.
MR.. Katherine Dunn and daugh-
ter. Miss Katie, returned from Chi
cago, after 10 days spent in sight see
inc.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-15
KNOWLEDGE

Brinrs comfort and Improvement and
II. TO personal enjoyment when
i .Iv used. The many, who live bet
3 Than others and enjoy life more, with
expenditure, by more promptly
Sr-inl the worlds best products to
4 needs of physical being, will attest
4 value to health of the pure liquid
~a-ire principles embraced in the
4 elv. Syrup of Figs
n, excellence Is due to lis presenting
A ba form most acceptable and pleas
1, In the taste, the refreshing and truly
Nafcfal properties of n perfect lax
H.. ehectually cleansing the system,
<palliug colds, headaches and fevers
il permanently curing constipation.
H. given satisfaction l. millions and
n with the approval Of the medical
4 r,,ion. because it acts on the Kid
T.. Liver and Bowels without weak
In them and 1t is perfectly free from
rrV Objectionable substance.
ktrur of Figs Is for sale by all drug
i, in soc and 81 bottles, but it is man
4 rturaG by the California Fig Syrup
I. only. whose name i printed on every
i kara. also the name. Syrup of Figs,
II being well informed, you Will not
tept any Substitute if offered.
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River kipIetS

The Dan Thayer came down with
six strings of lumber.
The Isaac Staples and Irene ID. each
brought down eight strings of logs.
The temperature on the Rock ISL
and bridge at noon was So: the stage
of water was LOO.
The West Rambo. Isaac Staples and
Verne Swain came down, and the
HELEN Schullenburg. Pilot. Pitts
burgh. Abner Gle. West Rambo,
Irene ID. and Dan Thayer went north