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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-09
Notice.

To district school officers: You are re-
quested to sead me at once requsitiou
for all blanks necessary for the school
election and for final reports. etc.
LIZZIE ID. L.AUGHLEN
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-09

| have two small buildings to trade
towardsa work harness or wagon. En-
quirc of H. A. FARMER,
Coteau street, Pierre. S. ID.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-09

Eczema, or salt-rheum, yields surely to
a persevering use Of Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-09
TOr Trade.

Superintendent of Schools.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-09

We have 81 few >prin /. Pattern Hats
that we are offering. To our customer.
at first cost. IL you want IA swell hat
at low figure this is your opportu~
nifty
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-26

llt, mid aud nur nit Dem NotDt0Cn
81 %beiOlien, lpeil i'd ouQenbiifli0 OOs,
HrNnteniimmer nitt p@erl0lcu ourf.
6ttr SIRE mir eriuielenen @eI0lIlQteiten
mcinen berslihen 9anf mlsiprehenO,
seihne i6 bOho6teno, Mrs.. @eren0
9tpeBner. 1902 9t. "a. Ctr"
6Ol9enoes Sareiben, eiuige @oten
ipd.er, er90n5t oas e"rltere.
r4hitnoelpbia, pa, 4. San. Or.
Qeter 6Gbrnep, G6icaQo. 81. QSer=
tier Serr! Nuf mein Grgebenes pom
20. 9e5. uOri9sn Sobres 8e3u9
ne6meno, bceile ih mid Sbuep mainem
Geriprc6en 9em1B heute rah iibers
ItdnCener 8%rantbeit mit3utheileu, mas
Sbre 9eiimittel lejiteten, unD freu2 i9
MIDI, Shnen 10 Observation-Disclosures
9fabriAten S1seGen l0iien gu t0nnen.
6Orni's Observation-Disclosures uno
6Orni's Seil=Sel Iino Die beIten Mtittel,
I'm IofOrtige Silie 81 ~leiiten. SD. io=
pie meme Smei S0bne uno cine 5o1ter
wuroen tiirsIjh bon Der Ibrefli6en ga
Grippe" beinlleu. SD CAB meineu
tranten Rinoern rei6Ii6 9llpentrduter=
Gilltbeleber uno rieb nit Dem Seil=Sel
&Opf unO 6ols 0enOu no6 ungegebener
Gorl6rift; oieIelbe Metbooe wanote i9
audi bel mir an uno in eini9en Sa9en
perihluanoen Die S6mer5en, uno jeBt
ltno mir Nlle ourh @ottes Silie mieoer
geneien. Sieie 0eilmittel iollten IN
teiner 6Nmilie feblen. Sbneil nod
mails beiiens onnteno, sei6ne i'd nit
oorSilQliAlter 9OhGhtung, Ntrs. Ye=
renu MtOeBner, 1902 Nurtb "a. Str"
Nus oieien grieien lit Dem 2eier err
li6tlib, oNB bel Nnidleu BON ga
Grippe" uno sur getdmpIung oieIer
9siiirdteten 9rantbeit, 6orni's gupenz
trduter quite Grfpl9e e~rSielt. Sir mel
tere 3eu9niNIe uuo ndbere Gcrbaltungs-
m0Bre9eln ldreibe man an Or. geter
60brnee, Chicago, ST., uno laiie liz
o0s Suhlein: ,Sabeu Sic Die Sn
flllenSa?" ihiten; es miro tOltenfy,,
b~erlanot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-26
Sic besommaen ieet Die
Doppe!te Smamtitdt fir
Dem alien Hsreis, 25 nmD
SD Sents Die Tsafcbe.
Sn alien aputbefen 81 haben.
Giass lit sewiB: Pain Killer"
tSotst aen S9mers.
Cine s~riteentuBe Be-
trudJtnne.

Sb9lei6 es niht iebr notwithstanding
1T, 0aB in oieIem Minter Die eeillrbte=
te &rantbsit ga Grippe" epioemiid=
uuitreten miro, 10 lit bod m09lih, oaB
G%er'oneil, pelbe fir ntmo5pbQriihe
Ginfliiiie leiht empfdngli6 limo, bic
uno Oh BON elmer Der 50 Grippe" d6n=
ll6eu Grantbeit befallen peroen oilrf=
ten. g~elOnperes Seute, lueld)e i6on
friiber oarunter 81 leioen butten, foil
ten iebr porIihti9 iein, Oa qer0oe lie
lei6t Der Qeiilr6teten &rantbeit gum
Spfer fallen. Gs lit aus oieiem
6runoe BON duBerIter 9Si6ti0teit, oaB
Die Spmptome i%Ogenannter Grtdltun=
gen 9enau beahtet uno, ipenn oieiels
ben fieberiiber Nntur iino, ioiort bic
notblgen Sortebrlngen getrO1en wer=
oen.
g81breno Der Seimiubun9eu Der ga
Grippe" =@pioemien Der Sabre 1889
uno 80 bat iih Sprni's Nlpentrduter=
8lutleleber ni6t nur nls Elm mirtiumes
Seilmittel eriuieien, ionoern audi als
elm superlahi9es 6e9enmittel, menll
BET Soften a%ngeruanot. Nus Oieiem
Grfahrungen iollten mir uniere
Shliille sleben uno nidt warten, biz
mir aui oas &%rantenla9er Qemorien
meroen, Ionoern Die @~eiegenbeit beinl
Shopfe nebmen uilo unier Spltem ae=
gen mogli6e anariife beieltiasn uno
ltdrten. 6Olgenoe beioen grieie aeberl
iAlagenoe Seweiie fir Goritebeuoes:
nYilnoelpbia, 3D., 20. SeS. Or.
Deter 6abrnep, Chicago, ST.. @er=
tier Serr! Sbre seebrte 3uihriit pom
s. %. babe i6 erbalter, tonnte oie=
Ielbe leooh ni6t eber beantlporteu, oO
ib iebr trant an ga Grippe" ill Bette
lag. 3luel S0bne uno cine Spbter
Wuroen aud BON ga Grippe" befallen.
SGr Slutbeleber uno Seil=Sel tbater
'ebr quite Slenlte, wie i1 Sbnen aud
na0 ilberltanoener Grant9cit mittbeilel
weroe. Sas leBtseianote Seil=Cel III
pOllltGnoiS erlbOpft uno Iollte ia notb.
ipsnolg nod mebr BADEN, nm Die Sun
81 pollenoen. Gs lit mir ater unmD9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-26
.eaence BON seu Iiebeu ssitioeu @st,es

mad ben beltsu 0uslsu b~earbettet uou u. OFT, StGots
pidrrsr. Rsblt EtteIitubltth. sroRsm IubIeGu non Strus
iNlem uuo ubsT 300 Stloeru in SolSiduitt. Qiit mebs
rereH btihoil. Approbotioneu. q. gIfiGse. Quartz ors
mat. 1880 z. $500.
-0teiel5s, Cttausaussa6s. in 3 SauOsH; ss5uHs
BEN. $3.50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-26
.9auS5idu fit oaS sal@diI0e 0o(k.=

GinrteridI, Nina Sutbarind, oasarmc Sebcu
uno bitterc Seiocn ~nnicrcs S,crru Seiu e BRITT
uuo ietner bctItgiten Wsutter Diaria uebit osu
SebttmUtNen bs alien Sunoss ua5 BEN Seihteu Der
sotilel. AnHu Satb. Gmmertd. 0srduseeIeber uou +.
Y. ". < dmoger, a. .. 6. B.. Glerb. 6rloier3. 0itt
IpprobattoH os 6crru StiboiS pom Reseusbarg. REID
tuuliT. FrGbt AuSgd5e. SU Quart. 1910 =. ROM
plst brolttrt IN 20 Neter lCoes 30 Gsuts.
O05ieI5e tl SbO. l, balls VioroSco, CristnaIs2eius
p~dnoocte, relb u~ergolost $50.
- Nd5leIbc III $50. :, Morocco, reid ~psrgolo. Crjsi'
TEIotts uuo golclhuttt $1,000.
Gasielbe IN Gbe. 3. oeViel5s Giu5Guo nit . usrs
~soIost1r SdlieBsH Sl2OO.
Diebr ais 20 iur oGS @srt siasrS se;siduete Stloer
brlreSu benz Scier ~siu;elus greiautNe Der he'll. @eidJbte,
beosutlume Ccrtltttttteu Uuo pIdtige herlIle SeGeuz
ltaRtt IN lebr sstreuer uno tuHltIerIid poueuoeter Eurs
lteluHg Sur AulbduIug, 10 olB otGicS BUD ais eIU
fatboIiidles Yrad,ttpert im sreIiteH Gimme sss
0ortes be5ei5uet psrosI eari.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-26
. Su6ariStiebuh. Ruuosrbars

WNMnrtftebud1. Wunbtrblre Ve1ebeubeittn
uuo Gr;dbluugeu pom benz slorpIrotgtsU ~btilisiteu
<ursiOtrdmsuts aus benz Seben Der StIItaeu ausr Sstz
ten uuo Sabrbuuosrts. Utit 6ar5eutite!btlo uuO UttlsH
usueu Nol;ihnIttbiloeru eejtsrI. 40 =. GUaTts or
mat. Su S~sssr6aHo 500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-26

-Go6sm, P. ". Scbcu uuo Seioen unierS
Iieben Serru uno Scilauoes Sciu Shrtitt uuo
ieiner gDttIidIeu imrsfrauIidIen Diutter TVa=
ria. ateu ]bearesttet pou u. Stueel. Neid tluitrtrte
G~uartsAu5SGbs. ID. @UhGss. 1852 p. SH Seeers
bGHs $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-26
Pain Killer"

9a1elbe i6aiit in alien SGQen 70,
forti9e 2iuoeruus uno lit, iuenn man
cine 6loihe I'M Sauie fat, I'M 9eoaris,
faae itct5 sur Sano. &auien Gle iid)
cine Slaidle uno itellen gle oieielbe
10, boB iie ausenblidlih gu finoen lift.
"Pain Killer" lit Der bette Salsar,t,
ben sic iih wiiniden f0mnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-26
OrObcre Tlaibcn.

Seoe Samitie ioate cine Stafbe
"Pain Killer" I'M SauIe baben. sic
eriport eilleu Ooftor.
QScnn Sbnen irseno Elm llniau sus
it0Bt, Sie iid elm @elent peritauden,
iid) idneioeu ODER cine granOz oOer
SuetidwunOe oauon tra9eu, iuern sic
OH &rdnipien, 2eibldmer,en oocr &olif,
GGOlera WtOrbus. Dpienterie ODER IT.
acno elmer Die SeroauunQsor9ane in
Witleioeuihait ;iebenoen llnpaBlihfeit
leioer, 10 bebanoeln Gle iid lelbit nit
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-28

The law passed and signed by the
governor postponlng the payment OF
taxes applies only to personal property
taxes and does not do away with the
penalty. The full text OF the law Is as
follows:
Section 1. That the time for the col
ton of personal tax for the year 1894 be,
and is hereby extended from July ],
1896, TO October l, 1895. ,
Sec. 2. The county treasurer of the
various counties in this state shall not
proceed to collect by distress and sale
OF any taxes referred to in this act be.
fore the first day of October. 1895. Pro.
vide1 that any person having only per
sonel property assessed and upon which
taxes are unpaid shall in the opinion oil
said treasurer be about to remove out Of
the county or dispose OF his said proper
ty. it shall be the duty Of the treasurer
to collect such axe at any time afteI
the tax books have beeu placed in hi
hands as provided by law.
Approved February 18.
The bill has the emergency clause at
tached and goes into effect htaonce.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-28

SPIRIT LAKE MONUMENT. who were cross
ing the continent inquest Of California
gold, and of these one OF the most pic
turesque was that OF Spirit Lake ON East
Okoboji lake, In Dickinson county. Ii
was not far from the trail Of the western
emigrant trains and i'm 1857 had q pop
ulation of 80 persons. On the day Of the
massacre four Of the inhabitants hap
pened to be away, and their lives were
thus spared. OF the remaining DC the
merciless Sioux massacred 40 and car
ried four into captivity.
Among the four was Abbie Gardner,
who was an infant at the time. She was
held captive for four months, and with
her three companions was ransomed by
the state. She married q man named
Sharp, 10 still living and was largely in
strumental in persuading the legislature
that the graves of the pioneers should
be marked In a fitting manner. Her plea
was answered at the last session OF the
general assembly, OF Iowa by the passage
Of a bill appropriating $5, 900 for the
Spirit lake monument. as it Is called.
The monument has been erected and
will be unveiled In q short time. It Is
90 feet high and 10 formed of alternate
squares of rough and polished granite.
At the top Is q capstone shaped like an
arrowhead. q
In addition to Mrs. Sharp another
survivor, Mrs. Marble, is still living.
Mrs. Sharp now owns the cabin AND
grounds where the massacre occurred
and has established there . summer re
sort and q museum which Is filled with
mepentos of the original settlement
and the massacre. She also has q claim
before the Indian depredations commits
sion in Washington for indemnity on
account Of the loss Of her fathers prop
erty at the time of the Sioux raid.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-28

He HAD A/NEW THING.
And Genius. as Ii Always the Case. Got
Its Reward.

AnA Genius, AZ In Always the Case, Got
Its Reward.
Two men were seated no q small table
near the frcnt door waiting for their
sandwiches and. coffee when they were
approached by q shabby stranger. who
touched his hat and said:
"Gentlemen, may ! ask q favor OF one
of you?'
They were silent. II wa no new ex-
perience to them.
What I wished 10 ask was, gentle
men," continued the stranger, how TO
spell the word balloon.
They looked at d another in evident
surprise and one asked, The word bal
loon, ron say?'
"Yes, gentlemen. / got into q discus
sion with q friend, who says there il
but one 4, I maintain there are two. Y
Your friends right" said o of
the men at the table.
"No. he isn't retorted the other.
you're right. Two Is
lea me sec, now" said the first.
ssB-a-I-dUuble-o-n-bal-oon. thin1
you're wrong. Bill. and that this fnan'a
friend wins the bet
.'Tt's no bet, " said the shabby ssFan
ger. "Wesimply got into III argument.
You can Gee for yourself there Is chancs
for nm argument. IF I had d pocket dic
tionary, I could tell I'm d minute. Cen
tlemen, would one Of You loan me !
dime with which TO purchase one?',
They looked at him Coldly Tor q mo
msnt and then each pulled out q dim,
and gave 1t to him.
You're . good thing. said the frs
one.
"Yes, you've got something new,
added the other. !
ntthe shabby stranger did not smile
He simply thanked them, and said b
would buy ono for his friend Also
Chicago Record.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-28

man Suffrage in Wyoming. but that
liz the proud place she occupies, and her
story, and the story Of the origin Of wo-
man suffrage in Wyoming. il an inter
esting one. Mrs. Morris located in wy.
oming in 1867. and her kindness soon
made her the idol OF the miners of South
Pass, who declared that she was the
''best man in the camp" Her views OF
woman suffrage became we'll known,
and she was so popular that every man
in South Pass would have given her the
right to vote had he possessed thepower.
One of them did give her the right.
He was w. FL. Bright, an ~ex-colonel in
the Confederate army who kept . a
loon in South Pass. When the territory
Of Wyoming was organized i'm 1868, he
was elected TO the first Legislature. He
left his wife and baby In a boarding
house and went to Cheyenne, where me
was elected president Of the territorial
council. During his absence the baby
became i'll, and a Doctors bill used up
all of Mrs. Bright's money. There were
100 miles Of mountain Rad. piled high
with snow, between her and her hus-
band, and before needed funds could
reach her she was turned out Of the
boarding house. Mother Morris heard
of the young wife's troubles and like a
good Samaritan gave the wife and baby
o home.
When Colonel Bright heard Of the
kindly m~inistrations of Mother Morris
and remembered her longing TOR the
ballot. he entered npon q vigorous wo-
man suffrage campaign. On Nov. ~,
1869, be introduced y bill giving every
woman in Wyoming the right to vote
and hold office. Re met with considera.
BILE opposition, but used his great power
. president OF the council 10 such good
effect that the bill was passed and be-
came q Law. The next legislature re-
pealed the law, but Governor }. A
Campbell vetoed the repeal measure, and
when Wyoming became q state the law
stood and still stands on her status
books. Through Bright's infinsnc,
Mother Morris was appointed d justice
OF the peace, and IL ii said that shl
|, made an excellent dispenser Of justice.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-28
The arrest of Chas. T. Mccoy at Pier,

The arrest of Chas. T. Mccoy at Pierre
on warrant sworn out by Attorney Cen
eral Crawford for conspiracy with w. W.
Taylor, of this state, John T. McChes-
ney, of-New York, Daniel X. Tenney and
Charles II. Wells, of Chicago. to defraud
and cheat the people of South Dakota
by footing the state treasury will be
generally commended by the people OF
the state. Mccoy IS a bad egg, and his
receipt OF the money from Mr.. Pettigrev
for w. W. Taylor is good enough incrim,
mating evidence. The other conspira
tors cannot be reached by arrest not be
ing nsthe state but will be proceeded
against in civil suit.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-28
STATE CAPITAL TALK.

The senate has passed bills providing
for reservoirs for storing surface water;
FOR constitutional amendment TO give
members of the legislature $500 for the
session instead OF IS per day for 6o
DAYS: for authority to the governor to re-
ce,pt to the United States for SS,243,
South Oakota's share OF the refund OF
direct taxation during the war. The
senate killed house bills providing for
coprts os Cancellation. The house killed
senate bill increasing the salary OF su-
preme and circuit judges. The house
olso passed bills forbidding the giving OF
a mortgage on property not IN existence
except crops to be grown within one
year; limiting and regulating salaries OF
county treasurer and register OF deeds
making $500 the maximum. This bill
affects only Minnehaha county. The
house has also passed the bill allowing
an appeal to the circuit court from the
decision of the county board of equallza'
ton and the bill allowing $4,000 FOL
printing the legislative journal, etc.
Mr.. Miltimore presented the following
resolution:
Whereas, A bill known as house bill
No. / has been reported adversely, and
the report adopted by this body; and
Whereas, There is a strong demand fol
legislation on matters therein contained
therefore, be it
Resolved, That a committee be and II
hereby appointed, consisting OF th'
Speaker, Representatives Truman, Glass
Gold, circuit, Kuhns, Hair, Dickever
Barron, Parker, McKinnon, Russell
Herrick and Wick, whose duty it shall b
to draft and submit to the house TO
consideration on or before March 2,
bill regulating the duties OF railroad
commissioners, rates for freight traffic II
thia state, which shall as near as may b
answer the demands OF the people ant
at the same time be just to the common
carriers.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-28

Aberdeen dispatch, n: Attorney
Hauser,of this city, has received word
from the secretary of the Interior that
that department will lot make a ruling
which viii enable non-residents to make
tree claim proofs wherever they may re-
side, for the a that there is at pre-
sent q bill before congress to the same
effect that may shortly become a law.
Under the present requirements non.
residents must appear personally at the
Office OF the laad district in which they
offer proof. This has been a hardship
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-28
Ynndxke.a Place In Art.

So far as. ~p0rtraiture goes. Vandyke
occupies, with Titan and VelasQuezs
the FIRST place. His works have an or
of elegance and distinction and . mum.
dane grace and courtIiness naturally be-
fitting his title Of painter 20 the King.
The Italians called him IA pittore cav
a~li0resco. Without the stamina and
natural robustness Of his great master,
Rnbens, his portraits IRE better IN poin'
Of settlement and grace But q musl
know his master TO form . just appret
citation of his position.--T. Cole In Cen
fury.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-28
rrRMs OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Tn-ADYRRTLsER IRIS.

r,v Many LEApKR makee O special feature OF
4urntshIno coneeRning the advantages
sna resonrcee of the city of Madison and OF tne
stste A. large emitting IL 70 the patronage OF "o'
Ve'''s' u. F. STAHL, Proprietor.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-28

brave pioneers
were surprised
and slain by the
b loodthirs ~
Sioux. In 1857
the Sioux were
powerful in Iowa
and resented the
presence OF the
white men who
occupying
their lands. Yves
tern settlements
had sprung UP
along the trail Of
the forty-niners
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-28
Huntingdon

Few persons know that Huntingdon,
Pa. was named in honor Of the Countess
az Huntingdon. an eighteenth century
great lady who did much fsr the Uni
versify Of Pennsylvania. Provost viii
liam Smith of tho university founded
the little city Id 1777 and gracefully
honofed the university i patron in nam
ing the new Observation-Disclosures
Inquirer. Ys
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-28
A

How q woman's Christian Act Gave the
Ballot to the wyoming Women.
Mrs. Esther Morris obeyed the Scrip
tural injunction. Love thy neighbor as
thyself, " and the women OF Wyoming
were given the ballot. Mrs. Morris was
born in New York state 80 years ago,
and for over 90 years she has asserted
her right to vote. She little dreamed
that she would be the Mother OF Wo
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-28

A Washington dispatch OF the 9th
states that Comptroller Eckels has APP
pointed Il. w. Bourne, OF New York, per-
manent receiver for the First National
bank of Redtield, S. ID. Bourne win
take charge Of the institution next week.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-28

Homeseeker, do you want q
cheap home in the best portion
of South Dakota
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-28
McTlMs Or TIE SIOUX.

Hawa soon 30 Unveil . Monument Coun-
m-emaorating the Spirit Lake nzassaore.
The state Of Iowa will o o unveil q
monument marking the spot where 4.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-28
van Hold ! summer Mss.,nr.

eT. Paul. Feb 28.The Capital City
Driving club has decided to hold sum
rner Eotting meetings, and to that end
b committee vas appointed 90 draft by.
Laws for the club 20 govern the meet.
ings and also I'd secure suitable perma-
nent club rooms. The committees was
instructed to follow the rules of the
American Irotting association In draft
iisg the clubs bylaws.
Df. Prizes Creaaaa Baklng Powder
WorEd's mir highest Award.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-08-09
ON AMERICAN FARMS.

THE value of the Texas live stock in
the census year was S1O3, 259 .5O3.
IT is estimated that our farmers have
s25o,0O0, 900 invested in hens.
KANSAS has 1901 acres planted in
barley, which produced 1865, RS bushels.
The value of the apples exported by
our farmers last year was s242, 616.
The enumerators of the last census
reported forty-seven frog farms.
TIE farmers of our country raised in
1889 2,S12,45 bushels of Canada peas.
The sugar maple of the United States
yielded in 1898 3,22o,ooo pounds.
ARKANSAS has 100 acres planted in
barley with product of 994 bushels.
MISSOURI raised in 1890 450. s31 busbl
els OF faxseed and 1,45s pounds of fiber:
MOST of the beet sugar made in this
country is manufactured in California.
KANSAS raised in 1890, 094, 1877 bushels
OF haxseed and 3e,o93 pounds of fiber.
ARIZONA has the smallest plumber of
improved acres on her farms, lO4, 1913.
The egg product of this country is
estimated at sl50,0O0,O0 per annum.
RHODE ISLAND stands last in the
number of farmhouses, having only
1854.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-08-09
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
ard permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
net with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being we'll informed, you will not
accept any substitute Is offered.