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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-20
INJUNCTION AGAINST CARLISLE.
Knight Of Labor Proposition to Prevent
The Bound Iseue.

PHILADELPHIA PA, January l9.-
The Knights ~ Labor, after consultation
among the officers present at q meeting
last night, sent the following dispatch
10 j. r.. Sovereign, general master work
man. Des Moines Iowa:
secure counsel and 90 before the
United States supreme Court immediat. e
Is. Enter injunction proceedings against
Carlisle restraining him from is uins So
$4,000 OF bonds. Tb. interests OF the poo
ole. upon whom the burden of all taxa
tion 10 pay the interest and principal ~
these bonds fam. require that you should
Immediately take this step against the
Secretary Of the Treasury. enjoining him
from incurrng any further debt while
the resources ~ th- government. if pro-
pcrlv applied. are sufficient TO meet all
lawful demands.
John W. HAYES.
"Gcnl Sccrctary-Treasurer. *. Of l.
To-day the following telegram was re-
ceivcd by Secretary Hayes.
"Casc submitted o. counsel. II there
is reasonable ground on which 10 force
standing in court Injunction proceedings
Will begin at once.
(SigneD -. 4. SOVEREIGN.
General NJ. W"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-20
A LYNCHiNC IMMINENT.
attack on the Jail in Council Bluff,, Iowa,
INnrrfnI MnuienfarilN.

OMAHA. NEB., January Z0.-Leon LO-
zier ot Council Bluffs. was arrested last
evening charged with attempting a fe-
lonlous assault on l-year-old Danish
gir, named Anderson. and may be lynched
oeCore morning. LOzier Is u sprinter OF
local fame. Thousands Of excited people
people are on the streets, and an attack
on the Jail IS momentarily expected. The
iau. however Is well guarded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-20
THE FEDERAL HOUSE.
Johnson's Stccl-Nail Amendment Lost
V.,,ucstu,us fInuucuce from Clark.


WASHINGTON. d. e. January -
There WAS q larger number Of members
,.,.....t yrb., tb.. HONS. mot this morn
I'M. ,bar for s,ro ,i,oo rast Tr. usual
'' ,,.,. 49,.
crowd was in the gallery. Al lI.Iy inc
House wont into Committee Of ~" Whole
O., consider the Wilson biU. with Mr Rich
,rl.or of Tennessee. i'm the chair An
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ii r.rt fn th. debate AIR Hop<ins. of Illi-
uols. offered ara amendment 20 the john
SON amendment substituting for IL tne
-tc,l-Iau clause u th. Mckinley act. This
was voted down.
lnr yot,. yts then taken on the john
.ou Amendments. ana in was lost on "a vote
ly t,ners Of ayes. 10: nays. 100.
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p'u thlS arose aH"'htT "''l'' %"
party lines. AIR. henderson op'hli7
Was LARGELY directed 10 replying 70
I.urke Cockran's recent speeches and
uIicu.iug his prctensious as a refOrmer
and "a uberltOr of the people from the
tnrtldon of the tariff
I'm. 1ehato driftcl along i'm a dcsultorv
way for ..ma timc and WIS taken mart
fo hy Na.srs. Han Q!cpiblican) OF Iowa.
Surpcer. Alck,i-han dndependcnu Of
\atrsslta Blair Eepubllcan of NrN
ti,r,nerir. and Uutch son JJ,mocr9n of
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-20
The GOVERNOR ON The FIGHT.

iie Regards the Glo'e-COntest as "a Mere
snbterfugc-An InNestigatiOn.
"l.r. Rlu bc 40 more prze-hghting In
Virginia u Governor OFcrran can pre-
sent 90
Thursday night the Governor received
telegram from Norfolk detective
t.lug ilm that "a prize-hght WAS about
io take place in that city and asking II
b.. must arrest the parties. The Cover
u.f Immediately wired the Mayor OF Nor
f.ik and told him that all hands engaged
49, 1ght should Dc arrested. ana aiso
r.uaed the detective TO consult with tho
Mayor
Later ho received a telegram from the
Mayor SAYING that there was no talk or
o. prze-fght 70 take place In the city
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-20

LURAY, VA. January 10. -(Special)-
4 special term OF the Circuit Court OF this
county Is being held. and among the de-
crees entered Is one confirming the sales
made of Luray caverns and inn site 20
Levi T.. Condor and others. as heretofore
noted in the Dispatch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-20
saw LAw MAKERS IN TOWN
C,ae Home or E.cwhe tlcctoraih Board
Tuu -Tnp to Williamsburg.

'.~. f.W Of tte members of thc General
nay w.r, in o.. city yesterday,
.tly au lnlns near enough 70 make the
., lome and reurn by Monday morning
..rr I.u ass soon after adjournment
..rHly ts possible.
.r.. senate Committee of Privileges and
'..u.r. is called to meet Tuesday MORN
.- ari will probably consider the bills
.I r...fuuous which have been intro
...a looking 10 thc amendment of the
..u au There docs not however.
..o to te ans probability that the An
n..tcCormick law viii bc changed
n sr> important particular Indeed. the
committee Bra busiiy engaged IN making
.. ihc electoral boards.
Ia. Nurr "locai-optlon bill." which was
passed ty .u the senate ON "Wednesday.
u.I probably come ~ Tuesday. and may
l.iI to O. lively debate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-20
Serious Railway Accident.

MlIk-trl % in collision uo milkinan turns
up: disappointed housekeepe.s: coffee
without cream. re;ty annoyance re-
sulting tron ne';,sct to keep the Gail
Borden Eagle-Bra Il Condensed Mix iIs
the house. Or.e- nog for future
exigencies from grocer Or druggist
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-20

NEW YORK. January l9-tSpeclaLl-
l.. Hutzler Metropolitan: }. W Rother,
Park Avenue: l.. sullivan, Guseyi T., NJ
BEDFORD. 81 Denis: W. OXf0rdten. Bar
tholdi; T. NJ Robinson. Continental: N
Block, Albert: L, NJ. staiars and w. D
Staiars, ST Denis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-20
A fIappy Husband.

DELAWARE. o. After four months
i.Ae Of simmons Liver Regulator my wire
is almost entirely relieved OF chronic con
stipated and bleeding piies.-W. B. Leeper'
Vour druggist sells IL In powder or liquid.
The powder 10 be taken dry or made Into
tea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-20
A JUDGES SUICIDE.
Congressman Thompson. or Massa-
chusetts, shoots Himself.

chusetts, shoots Himself.
BOSTON. MASS. January l9.-Judg'
Charles =. Thompson. ~ the Superior
Court. Who lies at Gloucester, shot him
self in the temple while sitting In his j.
brary az 1915 this morning The members
OF the family decline % talk about tn'
matter. but the report OF the suicide IS
verified by nelghbor, who was called in
at the time.
Judge Thompson was In 1874 chosen con
gressman from the Gloucester district. de
feating General benjamin +. Butler. In
1876 he was House chairman OF the COM
mittee to investigate the Florida election
case. and brought in minority report
thereon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-20
BATTLE WITH cONVlCTS.
An OAiccr Kilied-One OF the Criminals
Fatally Wounded.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA, January Ia
Seven desperate prisoners escaped from
the Pratt mines early last night BY blow-
ing open the iron grating with dynamite.
Guard John Patton was blown up and
seriously hurt \ posse ~ officers. led
by Deputy Sheriff Frank Dexter. came up
with four OF the escaped cOnvicts early
this morning near Gorthite Dexter
called on the convicts TO surrender. when
a battle followed. the convicts having So
cured guns. Dexter was instantly killed.
ard one OF the conyicts was fatally hurt.
The others escaped. but the other officers
are In pursuit with dogs. The convicts
were led by Jim Morrison. the noted
Bibb-county Desperate. Further bloo,l-
shed is expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-20

II IL hardly worth any ones while TO
take the risk OF waiting for a Cough.
cold. or any Lung Trouble ito go as It
came" when remedy. SO sure and
thorough as DR.. ID. Jayne's Expectorant.
"A 40 easily procurable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-20
JOHN PROCTOR HART DEAD.
A Former Richmond Man of firreproaehabie
Cborac,.r-Mooushine sent On.

DANVILLE. VA. January D.-tspe-
ciai John Proctor Hart. son OF Mrs.
Elizabeth +. Hart. died In this city to-
day at l2 o'clock. Deceased was born IN
Richmond In February, lse2, and came to
this place In issp, and entered the store o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-20
4 Pigeon Shoot.

NORFOLK. VA, January l9.-Niet APP
gar. OF New York. defeated Charles Smith.
of Plainfeld, n. j.. In a pLgeon-shoot
al ocean View to-day for "A purse OF
500. out OF 100 live birds Apgar killed
-. cr,gth IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-20

WIN Baby eass.ok. sr gaze h.rc cl'''-a.
When size aasa Child. shocu-l t.-tl.'
Whom she became Miss shes chung t''
Whca she Lad CliIrcu, s-o sa'et.. .- t.- g.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-20
cur THIS or.
TO Subscribers.

Rememberl You can o5ly =, p,'. .r. SOS
mons call OF. II you seud sih o,, ,.fl., pf
s1r sses ",'h ,,,s ~ NOT or no Dlg fRtNl l.'
sana an,1 Tor part- your oJapon ..,.;,Nt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-20
LEGISLATORS AT WILLIAMSBURG.
The Asylum and College Inspected and
Found 10 80 in Excellent Condition.

y,rrrf,,fsrr-pc T., r,..,,r,. 90
D'i'.iiii i"' ''ilat" '"ii'i-'''''. %" |''-
cation and the House Committee on Asy-
INN. and Prison. arrived b,r. this MORN
,,.,. 10, ,,i,.,, .t,.,.t,.i o., ,i.. ~..,,.
,-n -, ...,. .r,' ...... ,.... 49,,
''' ''''''- ''''.'' ''' l''.,'
fu' ''' 80 I'd'' 'i '"p''in " '. hi'i'''''
member OF tl- House from Ilenrico. am
old railroad man. VINO knew wen how TO
look after the comfort of the lawmakers,
which bee did m ,o0I style
These gentlemen were met at the depot
hy Ur. Monclr.. Superintendent OF thr
Eastern state Hospital. and escorted to
carriages m waiting AMI conveyed at once.
to The ho-uital UU0n arriving there they
ver, taken throl-h the various wards
az tb. Institution. lrer the grounds. ami
thr1ueh tlo ou-iuo- ana clectro-r1W.r
hou.s.. thence ta-y were escorted %
Cameron llalI. Warro r,ir.shmrntS w"i"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-20
I1NED

At the conclusion OF the exercises az
tic college they returned 10 the asylum
aud partook OF ma nincent dinner.
which had been especially prepared t"f
them. After dinner many Of the visitor-
strolIed over the town looking al th.
various points of interest until the ar-
rival OF the late train. TO ~hich theif
car was attached and they all took pas.
sage for the capital city well pleased
with their trip.
The visitors number about forty. am
included many OF the most prominrnt
men Of both houses, amoug whom were
Ifeutenant-Governor Kent, Senators l"t-
ensteln. Southall. Stubbs. Maynard. Her
bert. Barnes. OF New Kent Williams.
Norris. Green. Miller and Watson Dele
e.tcs WtEfow. Fentress Blulori. Jones.
Newbern. Priddy. Stokes, Blakem"fe.
Thompson. Mathews. Harris, Tabb. Ei-
moudson. The following pages Were
among the company. and seemed u enjot
their outing hugely. Herbert CURTIS
Clarence Je1Nress. John B. Pieralt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-20

To pass tho winf.~ .af..H ...-.-t ..
avoid colds by using ur "t D
Syrup.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-20

The fight ~ the city against the West
ern Union Tel graph Company is still
on. Neither side nc this time seems will
Ing To back down. and Il is hard % tell
what the outcome may be- Rumors are
that the company viii move it, office. and
it is believed that should this be- done it
Will be- taken 20 North Danvile That
town would like 10 have it. but a m0va
OF that kind would entail very great
harlsh!ps on the business interests of
Daugilla
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-20

BsowN's lROS BIrTsas cures ifsf "A
lara. B'nuusness, aui Genera l''''
strength. ads dig->ti0n, tones ,Lr
80. nnr.ftie. The bsst t1ur &c il.
rotners. weak women. ami h'iiren.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-20

Old papers for sale at &c hundred at
IISPAIcu oftice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-20

phiilip, nIees,ibIs Cocos

TWTTTIVF IT I"EIT'IF'-
produces feslnk II Ish.1c.- AM Cd
against ttat ~ NeiFhf noaia.n.. anI
sion. % ..mmol gith the ori.a8ry "tas
ouly oo,9a .lsn ricn aaocj.at' favor
AsasMrLr YLr EfsE,uyg kLYr '' BID.
Affections BROwNs BKJs,HiA.
nrst ia pubic favor Iley nro s' ii
vailed tor the ALIENATION n 40
tiou, caused ~ Dolt " USE ottt' Yd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-20

DOOK AND JOB MohA'S ,'S,,a s'il iralSl.
ID ExECurEO IaE DlsFA'NA
IN0-HoUSE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-20

his uncle. Mr.. NJ. Francisco. Later ne
engaged In the business Of stencil cut
ting. continuing this up into the MS.
when h. removed 70 Richmond. From
that place he went 20 Buffalo and Pitts
burg His health becoming bad. he went
10 California. remaining there twenty
two months Last September he re-
turned 10 Danvlle, It was believed. I'm
much better health lie was. however.
taken sick in Octobeb and continued %
grow worse until death came % his re-
lief. Mr Hart was q young man Of ire
prOachable character. upright In all his
dealings. and honest To the last dime
lie was Chistian young man In tn"
strictest sense and had been a member
of Main-Stroot Methodist Episcopal church
for number Of years. He was also Il
m mber of Aurora Lodge Of Odd-Fellows.
80. 49, and Old Dominion Lodge of Py-
thans. 40. T. both Of Richmond. The
funeral viii take place Sunday afternoon
az $40 o'clock.
+. r. Welboru r. W. Myers. anl J. \.
Sparks. arrested FOR viDlation of the
revenue laws by selling "moonshine' with
ont having paid the necessary tax, and
for selling liquor from Il barrel which
had reused stamp on IL. We're examined
before United States Commissioner W. -.
Coleman today. and sent on to tho United
states grand jury and bailel for their
appearance.
George W. Marshall the fourth party.
was dismissed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-20

orders for printing 'on- 4 ''
pltcn Company wll be s..a pi
f4rtion. aul ths -tsle oI s.f4 4.4 ...
Will be sure % please y1l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-20
ottcrburn Lithia wat.r

Trustee II VI. u
9 N.H
!. II. Fr,nch. Auc'.)ta.r.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-09
JoTTlNGs ABOUT TOWN.


The Hiah School Literary society has
postponed their open meeting until fhaAy'
Feb. 10.
A baad Of Crsss in tke nsiphboThsod Of
Great Falls arc reported 70 be Ia distress
and are appealing for AID.
II. W. BhOArmAn and J. II. McConb have
located the Sterling. Balfour, Bsamsnsld
and Lsnore lodss. and the bsaeonshsld
mill site.
Daniel T. Bsndmann. Tor an accounting,
has been submitted TO Judge Knowles on
written Arguments.
The board of state prison commissioner
will do nothing with the plans for the
Billings penitentiary until the governor re-
turns from San Francisco.
The February bulletin Of the Helena pub
lilo IibraTg. being No of the series, IL just
Out IL contains list Of several hundred
new books. and 10 for fros dist button.
The regular meeting OF she Columbian
Social club will take place this Friday
evening. Feb. o a. Adams hall. All mem
bers and friends are requested 70 be present.
The funeral services OF Mrs. James 4.
Fitzgerald. who died Thursday a. her home,
522 Hollins avenue. will be held Saturday
mo ming a. the Cathedral. at eight o'clock.
The Kings IONS will give a sooiable and
sale Of con fectioneTy this (fri1ny) evening
al the home OF Mrs.. DIR. Kellogg, Spruce
street and Monroe avenue. A cordial inyi-
tatiOn 10 extended 90 all.
All members Of Rocky Mountain Branch.
29s. Catholic Knights Of America, are re-
questsd 30 meet a. their hall at 1880 o'clock
this evening 10 take action on the death OF
the wife OF Brother Jas. Fitzgerald.
The ladies' appointed committees on
friendly visitors Of Associated Charities OF
the Fourth ward are requisite TO meet Sat
urday afteTnoon. at $3.50. al the reaidsnoe OF
Ms. Hermsn Cans 4l6 N. Ewing street.
Reports from the ranges in the vicini "
Of Glasgow are TO the effect that stock OF
all kinds are Wintering veil. Cattle and
sheer are in splendid condition. Last year
tie loss Of stock in that vicinity was VerJ
severe.
Topressrve the space secured BY Commits
sioaer Merrill for the ~ OntanA exhibit on
the first floor of the Agricultural buildina
at San Ffanoisco, som thing of an az ioul-
turAl diarlay must be made by this state.
AZ the collsotio of grains and grasses By
the Helena Board of Trade has been de-
stroved. Private Secretary Keith 10 making
on effort 20 enlist the Agricultural college
/ al Bozeman, and various boards Of trade In
the agricultural 0enters IN its work OF get
ting together al onos a oTeditable display.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-09

INV YoEK. Feb. s-The z oss earnings Of
she Illinois Central railroni for siI months
euding dee 81. were Si2 li0. 1874 en- increase
81 $i.9ih as. net g. 80 ca. an increase o.
Sl.2Gbls.
The statement % the Great No the n
fAilWty system Tor six months ending Dec.
81 shove; Gross earnings - ls3 O40 net
eArniugs 81 la5 08d. total Income a.. 8i9 7slS;
int sst aud d.vi ends g. 3lT.9ls. balance
k63I. SO 50 plus $50 l.0
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-09
n.rg.In. In .Il ILne. a Ih. IL liz.


The next popular serioS OF entertainments
TO be rendered the citizens Of Helena will
be under the auspices OF one OF she frater-
nal and beneficiary societies In aid Of a
Widow and otphans' fund. ID will be Of
the very highest class OF attractions and
there il no doubt u will be very largely at
tended. II will consist OF three lectures.
accompanied BY some OF the best musical
talent In She CITY. both vocal and insttu-
mental The lootu 90 will be given % fol-
lows: Feb. -. by Hon. Hiram kuOwles,
Judge OF the Unit.d States eircuit court;
March =. by Hon. Alex &. Botkip. li~utsn-
ant governor of NontEna; Iarch p by
hev. J. II. Crooker. ho subjects selected
will be announced nt iatrT date. The
uoksts for the course will he on sale at
once and have been placed ~ he very ross-
onAbis price OF = for the 81 &c entsTtAia-
fnents. The we'll established reputation Of
She lecturers engaged is = sure guarantee
that the course will be we'll worth the ad-
mission charged.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-09
AWARDED HIghest Honors--WorId's Fair
"Ihs Uaioa Paolno ar. Fairly IN IT,

"Ths Unioa Paoino are Fairly In a."
Three thoussnd mile books GOOD over en-
tire system, Including steamers. Pert
land 20 San FrAnsiseo) and hsntana Union
railway, With baggage allsvanee OF 20
pounds, nov on sale ~ two and one-half
cents per mile
Only line 10 the ssst via Salt Lake and
Denver. Pullman dlninR and sleeping cars,
also tourist sleeper and elegant chair cars
Uss the worlds pictorial lins, purchasing
tickets al No. - NsTth Main street
H. O. WILSON.
Freight and Passenger Agent
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-09

Nm. Atkinson. OF Great Falls, is Al The
Hslena.
John Longmsid, of Salt Lake. is a visitor
in Helena.
Attorney General Haskell has returned
from Glendivs.
City Marshal Mccain is confined to his
house by q severe cold.
Rev. Jas. Reid. OF the college of Mon
tAna, 10 al The Helena.
W. b. Raleigh left for New York and
other eastern markets yesterday.
Superintendent J. b. Hamilton, OF the
MissoulA public schools, 10 among the west
e Montana people In town.
Gov. Richards left yesterday for San
Francisco TO attend the Transmissippi con.
RrssI Mrs. Richards accompanied him.
4. II. Fowlss has gone east on his usual
semi-anRusl buying trip. Mrs.. Fovles and
the children accompanied Mr.. Fowles aud
will remain east until fall.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-09
1894.
Harper's Bazaar.
ILLUSTRATED.

HARPER's Bazaar Is = journal for the home. II
gives the fullest and latest Information about
ashiouH; and its numerous Illustrations l arts
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d ispsnsahls alike 20 the home dress-mAker and
the professional mo1ists. No eKpense IL sparel
to make IL artistic atractivsness q the highest
order it, bright stories am eing comedies.
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last page IL famous budget OF Wit and
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Sarlal. COR ls1a will he written by William Black
aud Walter 8esAnt. hort stories VIII be
Huth Mel new rtuars, Marion Harland. and
others Outdoor sports ana door dames,
Socisl Z Entertainment mbruidery, Anu Ter
interesting topics will receive constant atten-
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-09
Poor Thing!.
How 1t
Did Suffer-

And all because we did not know
about those Teething Rings and
Nipples combined. My, how ele-
CANT they are. and SO cheap, too.
Well Weuu Wellin
All the very latest IN New Foods,
Rubber Tubing. Nipples, and a
thousand and one things all fresh
from the factory, in our window.
why does your baby cry at
night"
The tube is old and probably
dirty"
mot your fault2' OH no. Just
this. Get a new one. We sell the
best in the entire line.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-09
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