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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03

MAKE those nlllnus amaigam, please.
tn.t..,d or ,old ftis ftn,.. said tine huii4-
'''''N 81 tV''' ,..,,, ,,.,,
some young opria HlAei as u" "iNh "'Nh
into tnf. donusi's char,
'.Whr9' asked the Il Mist Ia surprise.
ii have signed a ronirnct to sang ono
tt,plrnI NIGHTS vlih Mss Botfuwsult ~
~CArmon," and | cant afford nos reii
'''''
roInr..i pobc,t Iursrsoll formally opcled
~. XXI, ,',,. sl,.,.,,,, ., Nc,y WORT; ON Arm
VIC 500" POP a'"f'''' ''' 49,, ,f,,s.,
y with his latest u'f"itd ii"H ''''''"
"Why ! Am al Agnostic."
'fhs coloncl'a lnyorie season FOR pcrse-
ci.f!Nr Caris iaus Is summer time. ilis
.;fNl. olnrato1, r. built eNrrcsN. ior roo.
snrdcu1 aHa Gnt1 nrr tscutegs llin Oh
is!ox Craftsman who can s.t unlr fho
spell of his eipqGonte h"n'nih nN 'i', 'iie
fgarh. ALI aa,fu ~ me popplna ~ hl- ~
religions co.ks feeis long WY i'"'A
nh .rnc coi,,e, has prosecutoa MIS- case
arainst Moses and John Calvin relentless
~ for many years, and reRuliarly, "i ..si
convictlng both. himself appehlA ,hr case
and carries II forward 10 inc next hPN
Once. ,, A.,
II is sad to th!uk that nus WIN he We
coiongps laS, ,oc'nre or Of me .''spn, ~
lecture belongs "S na'uiaily L" lnn .lii
summer season rs DO Ehu~o entri ", ar
ana clar"t punches S0'l' "f'lNv "ia't' ~,
should sec tins ana reap f'h hniNt.,
during the dos days. IN summer we all
want somethlng that tnkles I-hlhAi ~"
s ie OF tine glass aud docs not l"i uN 20
tr'nk What vision moro be1tntt ihai 70
s.l In cool pavilion and "i th' eoloh'i. -
melihuous SENTENCES triesic Ia nnl "a,
our cars ~h ihr rtia axe = l's' a., ~,
a htrr2 Isn't there SOFA 'thluG las liid M
about THE idea OF taxing inseiso!l through
4 straw? .,,.,,,..
what a cari be ~omlH y. ,9r ne t,l ,,,,-
resorts! Think Of ldly i',ons 70 i"l.
aud bobbing up ana doNn in the rnrt
while the colonel STOOD mon u S-i ma
mingled MS rhetoric with The dreamy
dt.ots of oluqucncr upon tic tommy WAVE
leis and I'm cans in the surf'
iotos catiuH wouldn't be- In II. Tho
snap la ofnred 70 Galveston, Neluseo,
iiafrirhurg ard oihrr seaport towns free
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TORT NEWS STORIES.

A. Mob -rottleib Wusrthrick ~
We'll known German. colulNste9
~ strangulation. !.
)N-.Tbe divorce suit instieueed ~
IIigginson has commenceu. y
ut OF one Of the grea&ess eeoses
no CITY. Mo.-wstt Reed 80
liza smprisoument for tho tnurdee
Ion. Vim. The killing occurreo
/ suit tor = hoe
nrrn Neb.--A 3uriingtou ~
train went into = Mssn .s 3. IN
nd three cars leSvlne ~ sSs
|. Tom Brennan aua Soas
Il were killed.
I'm colo.-Four theetess ~
80. ar ire benefit Of tho Clq
N s',fferrrs, 5000 being qesse4s
~ oh 4, Inc city contytbute4 Alaylf
ections 70 the fund Tor IL S "
py,pc PAL, L. Cowans tne -
p vo,,nn Number dealer. yho W.
yo aa, "a N Central An3estce IN
~ ,.,is city IN charge e eastecSss
~ VI" IN iaiL Couan has 1890 "
low ~ which ne implicated ~
iosslun those names Are xepy
o. peo u.p;nu can DO taken a9otH
,.sm HI Developments sre 49,
"a yndss Foster y ~
~ nasstrtst court has eppolQ4&
NV. NO ~ Noel and nenneet 4
wtes, -. for the lnve1tine4
recMses 4 mo rica, d0inf abu1tne4 J,
mp4ny THE concern - ~
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witch he discusscs most iarialy The prcsi-
! dontis pni.viraii "a treaty mtWrt ana
his exercise of tho veto AMo pr fhfN
To- Coitet.r2" % ounsfion he discusses
forcibly pro and con AMI rrraou's con
elusive solution 10 ~ 'tlrm mat con
fronts SO many parents
with somc boautiru reproductions OF
paintings ly Ionn rr,rcoiH Niln'- In Mr-
Cures Mneaaluc for alay Mr.. Wii II.
Low provides AZ excellent sluiy Of that
painter. WHOM, Nc visited several timcs ia
his oven #iudip 81 tari4Zcr, md Of whose
mauurr OF life end conNrr Hfi"n b" flfea
some ..cre l,loa ana prl pu.l feeolpctlonH,
In ihe aiiue number. l'r. W ". heon con
silcrs tno noepiren diaoerciy IN photo.
prnuhy with rrfrr.Dcr ia ~ use IN mchi-
zinc and surgery IT a. Illustrated from
rnotot-rnpils t,lkeu by 'he new process,
Garrett +. Ser,jas relates rs cNperienNe
in climbing Mont Rlanc IN the must OF "a
terrible blizzard.
There arr fivc complete abort stories in
tho May Scrhncrs Gertrude Han tells
an amusing and sentimental love story
under the title OF "Chloc. chloris nnd
Cythorea" aronder Mauhews. in "A
Letter of Farewell nurfaiea an cpiaohe
In the lie of IA political worker who was
down On his lnch.' rhcre Is n ghost
story by W J. iienderaon emitted "a Mya-
80 Ift. G.f4 IA y
~ ~ ,,thNo.,.,,, 'nt,,Ir1 ,.J{nthsr 'roo
Much Energy ana m allcgoricm tale ny
,,"aiN,. .,,,stop,n,'nt ~ f,n,fl.. = eor.tl
ios.rila Tommy as Tho inspir'r or The mt
Iarolitc n !pF ~ lhi,iins ~ ~ "a r. y
ipltiinH'l'" t''he " UNIV VIZ
h"in"r.
m - 49,. .,,a .,, ,c.o,,r,
me MhY ''ni"iy 'ph''l"a an "'''"''
OF The cfownlug n tho czar-Aleshnder
tII .fr,u, the intirual of Mrs. Thornton,
en-. ,,1,,..,d .rtorr,o,,
mo daughter 81 Hir ruNN'' "o'n'"''
who was then British amb14 sador 10 Rus
STA Miss Thorntcna paper conveys the
culor aud impression of tiie brilliant events
ntioucing Che coronation OF Nc car.
aud ~ iheae events 'tff supslAh'iHl TX
cont nns rrofuse Illustrations of NE events
Of lesj ana portrait o. ule piriseah 'z A..
ani I'm o., ~ ia cpi,,ins. eerernoniea
Notable papers n iate Issues OF I.'ttrih
Living Age are south Africa and tho
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03
LARGE FEES
Sometimes Offered to Doctors by Men Who
Apprerinte Their Services.

Sometimes Offered TO Doctors by Men w no
Appreciate Their Services.
Don't YOU doctors sometimes have largo
fees offered you by grateful pat'ents?'
asked n Post man of n Houston physician
the other day.
"Oh. yes" said he, "very often. III tell
Won of AN instance that occurred quite re-
Gently A Houston citizen who lives out
Of san Jacinio stiect ate lot OF straw
berries sunday afternoon ma Hpout ~
O'Clock that night the 'crnmp coiic' got
hold Of him In the good old-fnshioned way
The citizen was scared fnlf TO death and
he sent tho cook the hired man ana two of
the rcighhDrs after me Immediately When
I arrived. the citizen was rolling around on
Tho floor chewing a corner of luilt ana
biplging like rabbit caught In fence
crack
Doctor I'm dying he ronred. ! can't
stand This pain hu, n few moments longer.
Save me, and III give you check for
$500 rs soon as can sign my name. I'm
not rendy TO die
II put on my glasses. and quietly began
10 look over my medicine case"
"'Iiurry m, doctor yelled the citizen.
"rhe moneys yours the minute begin to
feel better
II administered little capsicum and
ether ana then got ont my hypodernic
syringe nn,s showed quarter or u grain or
morphine into his arm,
I'm about three minutes the citizen quit
chewing the quilt and said:
al don't know but what begin to ex-
periuncc a slight rlicf. Doctor, I'll give
you a thousand dollars II you succeed In
curing me
'"rhe citizens wife got tub Of hot
water ana put his feet In It and In fivo
more minutes he IL. out a long breath and
his eyes began 10 look sleepy. He looked
at me gratefully and said:
"'Doctor. that was mighty close shave.
wDRu't ~ i feel ike you ought to have n
hundred dollars for your work. I'm that
grateful
I'm lntlc while he got In bed as calm AZ
n child aud as | took up my hat to leave,
he said
" Say, Doc, Just send In your bill at tho
end of The month, viii you? You haven't
been here over twenty minutes. hut l
don't care II you make 1t u whole "
oh yes. we doctors sometimes have
very large fees rendered u.s."
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03
TIE LArE MAGAZINEs.

Among the conspicuous feainres In the
Ladies' nome journal FOR May Is Il DRAW
ing by ". Hamilton Gibson, Illustrating
Frank DemIsler Sherman's poeio. God $
Miracle of May" Kate Groenaway also
contributes a page of her winsone little
people 10 illustrate n poem In Sprins-
time" by Laura T.. Richards, while photo
graphs lend Il pictorial Interest 10 an
article "I'rCm Laurel 10 Astor' IN which
Nancy Mann Wad1le. with the enihussasm
of a. true lover Of nnturr. tells OF the b-iu-
lies Of the Wild flowers of spring and
suu.n1C Among the articles along more
serious lines Is ex-President uarrix"n's
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03

are described Some Types of Artists
Models" By Katherine i'ylc. IL well writ
tan, and ia Illustrated by Granville Smith
and others. l'rntricc liarralcn contrib
utes "A Californian story. and there are
several other interesting features
The last number OF Th, Writer. pub
llshed nj Boston. Mass. has n great deal
OF matter that viii he Of interest and
yRluo to liternry workers..
Tho May number or The Period Dnllas.
'roXas) has mn interesting article upon
'''rho Popularity OF rheosophy a3 Be-
lief" by Josephine Hammond.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03

Yes, ladies and gents we're here to stay.
aud II YOU don't Ike our looks as yon
pass. You can walk around us. Wots dat
you say De cops move u.s. Say YOU tust
let I'm tiy 1t, Tor
We are tho Main street Washers,
-, There's nothing can abash us,
We're tough and We are spyin at dc
danes.
There's nobody TO stop us
There are no Houston coppers.
Who'd Try tiff there are. send IN their
names"
TAMEo "Mis,ah Middleton. would You
IKE ton ne 10 sinG de latest song. sah?"
lNTERLoCTTOR- WHY. no. Mr. Tam
70; think rot. The lates, song is quite
TAMHo "liow does you make dat OUT"
NrEBlCCCTpB-"W according to
my 2eI tho latest song ever heard
uhoui was ~ stood on The Bridge at
Midreht," that Is pretty late you
know. ana that is quite an ola song"
TAMHt'~"Ilo no he. you so' me da.
tf". Ny. Middleton. you aho did say
car You toll mc what ds Is. suppose
ycu sav. II am not what am. and yet
what was l was not Can YOU solutc
dat rreposit'on""
lNrrBl OCtrToR- net me see. am no,
very good at riddles y am m, what
am, and vet what I was I Was not
give " VIZ. Mr. Tamho. what is ~"
TANi|o- ITS lie
INTER. oCTTDR 49, MIR Wnherforco
Nus'lng will now render that beautiful
baritone song entitled. Give Nc Three
G-ainf ol .lsiuin Mother
tinc audience rises and lclVcs)
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4 acreage for the present seaaon.
outhcrn Pacific and tho Houston
;as Central cotton report for the
1886.
n NJ. wclEhtley given Judgment
70 against S. II. Kneeland in . suit
out of sale Of the Texas Trunk
ators report on the cotton insur.
feren,ial filed with Cairlnan Day
southwestern Traffic association.
ton, La Porte and fIouston'D
cross Galveston bay finished.
STATE,
sections report considerable
to crops by Saturday nights hall
Il storm,
Lnrsin fatally stabbed BY G. II.
at West.
alveston cup will 80 TO savannah
ontcsted for.
ontgomery county Democratic con.
instructs for McComb for cons
inters in Galveston on . strike.
toms council provide for right Of
.ough tho city Of the In Porta
'aldwell awarded sleos at n Pan
ch of promise.
w. Rowland OF Tyler murdeseo
by jeff Clark.
vernon IIogg Addresses . hrge
Waxahachie.
White of Brandon assigns; prefer
Ter $4,000.
mine members Of tho Second Bap
-ch ut Waco withdrew IN . bodN
LOCAL.
of n young lady while undsrgoin1 4
ntion.
n weekly meeting Of The cit1 u
er Christian makes . contrtcs
wnter works compsny for Mstsa
wood cemetery.
hristlnn Endcavorers to uevo -
II this evening.
cord of the courts for > day.
raehrmann arrested charged VIA
smcnt. 49,
POLITICAL.
am Harrity has called naeeu
.,s,an ~ tho demoCgn410
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03

hiS lt"''IS' S"h,cui'S Niihl was que MN
l'"itN'i,S "P nfoNe' "ihao" pah's' Na'hHs
iuNh i,,''S' '1iius H',i rfphtiilt ni"oe'
N'i'tt '"' pitStNfi!'s iiaa la!i'N OH ~
room ne WNuin ~, Gown nhon ~. stars or
H'7 pi.iil"Hs ana ear llle ifNtAi
',' nc hi'l r'n ,Nn' Wia'ied ~ l'eae
'iN ~ 'niVN H1o"' We N"i'
lin1 Gay arg 'n'lY at,iYd cler'Ss
a''H N'f'h'.9 me N"U,u pass ny ana Gown
l' ~ nos envy
iN'N % 'N ~ q ti'h' e2,tis' mar he
"a .''' h5.."H aa NH" ''it
tie'5r,s g. ~, OF n PRINCIPAL residence
s't.tls ~ 'iors'o.. ne W. ieli y cn1-
tented 70 Two th'l' WITH his Mi, ann
hillG Dos WIZ. ana az NJ fr,u.al ipt
"holrf7nie lnfe a'd raw hi, Slie' 20
monin t'ht 'or iis hn'dlnEi. Ne W. in
H'l 'finNs ara ieiniH rate, ana hhraiy " DAY
passed. thai b dlI NOT raise the rant q
COLLARS Tor u rainy day.
'lar nigh NJ. llint came home I'LL lie
ha' e'f pdS'lnE uN some cn"ap green wan
paper on nm emliy stomach or rather on
the wall Of ono of his stores without cat
"Gcd help my l'oar wife and ehili' what
VII 'weonle 81 mem now
MI fiiN' seF' VIM 70 nc "t'l"f s,ae %
me rnom ana drew a roll Of gieenhaess
rom inier lays PHO"
AK liNs' hr tHN' 20 ms WIZ" 10 NC
bank "ue' tpos't H. lh"ie Is sniY w.
ta're. some or my r'niers nave not pah
me yet ana fve Of mem Wirt AWNINGS
put UP at the wlnlows. ne VINO cont tine
ravens 10 ieen Imam VIII proN,p. 'or w,
come ny IN. haker >. ara set nifNei
loai or bread, ana thcn hurry phcN ann
pray
Willie was pretending 70 play WIN ms
Noah's ARK, ny charging tne animals Tor
ront ana water ana adilhg 'hc amounts
on his slate, but ne hoaro what MS iather
said
As his mother went owl, re asked
Mamma Is papa TOO sex TO work.
YES, lear said Mrs ! iln'i II" mas IA
hirN fever ana roar VIII DC very N
w.. -,t,.,-',, o,'t az cr0',r a',o, va
y waui TO 90 something 10 ne'. my geod,
hni papa VINO IS s'eN' ne HHi 10 MN
81 ~, .aer,., an % Main s,roe, and
stood locking ~ me tai buildings iha' MS
r,pr father owned
iJssers ny sml.rn "heh 'hcy say thf
litrlo faNen-h haired boy ana many n rough
face soiten9d AZ me Sight 81 ms innocent
blue eyes.
Tie great, busy city to help his slck
farhcrr'
"a huow wat J VIII 90, ne sac 20 nm
rent Of several otaoo..s and that win mako
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SONG.

Love me n ] livei
Love me II l die!
what to me Is life or death.
SO thou he nigh,
Once loved thee rich.
Now love thee poor:
All! what ~ there ! could not
r'or thy cake endure,
Kiss me for my love!
Pay me for my pain,
Come and murmur In my ear
How thou l0y'st again!
~BaSgx coenU
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03
BAYOU CITY MINSTRELS.

lNTEHLOCilTo II -
Gent e III 4 n, b e
seated"
lAh sins the follow =
ins chcrusD
WE nfc the merry
min-suels VINO make
You Jolly feel;
We sing ana dance
and play tho tam
pollIne,
Our jokes ore new.
our chnstlluts few,
and never do we
Bon mots from ont
the tial, Dial. News
] wccn.
sing too-rAl-loo-ral =
,umty- iumty-tooiie-
tunty tuiu,
Non. white folks,
listen to us and
you'n henr
The real tlark,y dia-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03
SOME rOsTSCNlrTS,
LIFE.


UlcdIectod 20 VIC N''sN
WE striNc bold Strong h'"W lol la'nc,
IN ictfuis, sony or 1it
'rhe world nt,riaiids anl -bputs orr nnnc
isuu proudly THRILLS pin- hrArt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03
THE LITERARY FIELD.

|
from judicial Records and the Actuali,!es
OF ENpoilcuoe,' by w n. bailey. sr..
LID. The Robert Clarke Co. Cincinnati.
Ohio. Cloth, l2mo. pr!cc i5o, For sale
| 10y the author. houston. Texas.
The author of this book is well known
IN Houston and the volume is dedicated to
tho legal fraternity OF this city Mr.
Bailey has had an extensive legal prac-
ticc, both In Texas and North Carolina.
and his discussions aud theories are often
based upon actual experiences. Tho work
;yvcs an amount OF information and In
struc'ion unatta!naho in any other one
publication OF the KIM. and II Is a book
that every voting lawyer or detective
should possess. 10 obtain the same facts
aud suggestions elsewhere would require
tedious amount al research and lnvestiga-
ton.
Tho author well says that "ns n motor
TO mid the lawyer IN solving intricate and
| obscure problems OF an abnormal or mp
parently abnormal character, daily arising
| in the complicated situations evolved from
high grade of civilization. the detective
! faculty can not well he ovcrestmatcd.
| Nor can IT be lll.cned to the adoption OF
another distinct profession or business. az
/ IL ~ IN uli"iNi VI al lhi3"iiN' anu 'N'"''
and Is exercised alike by the hah'smnn
when following n tran ne by the medical
srirntF, in his researches 10 ascertain
the eaGse of death. SO FAR. indeed, from
interfering with the practice OF lssw. 4,
cpcittcs, Ike Cnvcuiisli What. 10 d.!l
the r,fsttlvc power of the intellect, and
20 intensity the faculties of companions
ana generalization, the possession OF
Which IN high desrcc most certainty dix
yssntc or overace attorney.
The treatise ia written TO great eA
!eut. IN tn. conversational style, AS IT all
dressed TO Young attorney Tho am
of the author is to onaNe tho lawyer, as
also Inc detective ana the examining mag
istratc. TO ascertain AMI identity the sns-
,-.,lod party TO crime or fraud. to warn
INN against false or deudlrs appearances.
go suggest uic proper mods OF eross-exam
'nlNH seen'ins'Y 'nY''''N's-,fs e'''"i'.'
stances, ana IN "rli' ana fu'He ms ht'l''
iyntc so as to enable him TO cyisccrate
the truth from complex problems, and 10
ius,nl into him the accurate trend OF dc
,eelive though, and investigation. 10 this
end. numerous lmstanccs drawn from tho
records of crime and fraud. a. wcll IL
'ns'fa'ioha from "e' 'l''' N'''"i '''.' ~
given. anh their tendency ana '"eu' u's-
cusscd"
Not any 4. this hook OF value 10 ,hc
class for whom 1t wa, especially written,
hri IT VA he found OF n,orost to The
,.aiin.- rrhlle ia eanofal. The au,noiss
o,5si,,i,,llv Keen iute,rcst,ca nrf q3ick-
roe, Of o5servn,lon mako Inc discussion.
and iiua'rations NerS enter'ain'ug lis
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POLITICAL.

ann Harrity has caiisd : msefsne
subcommittee Of the dsmocsaao
/ committee. to be held y Cnacaoe
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03

Fi-O 0rI H07'f0 ~ Y
n1A We sings tn q
filgNilie
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-04-09

Look broke up, do l? Well, you'd
look tough, too, if you had been up three
nights without Il wink of sleep" said \
resident Of the mission.
Must have been having a time" sur.
gested his friend.
Il have-a dickens Of a time. I have
been doing nothing but watch my
neighbor."
"Nelghbor must enjoy it. Sick?"
NO, drunk"
You drunk, too, and your neighbor
watching YOU"
NO, my nelshbor is an old woman
VINO ruShes the GROWER all night long.
II staggers around the house with n
lamp In one hand and a can in the
other. I'm afraid to go to sleep for fear
she VIII drop the lamp and burn us all
up nave to watch her all night. and
when day comes she goes TO bed 70
sleep and | go to work"
why don't you get her landlord TO
throw her out?"
ohe WINS the property"
Then why don't you moyec'
she owns me, too. She's nv land
lazy, and I'm four months behind in my
rent. l suppose I'll have to sit an,
watch that lamp till l go crazy ,n.r
III I'm a vestal virgin"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-04-09

TOLD BY A SOCIETY GIRL.
Something About Morphine.
No,asses and other Things.
From Ne Erenjng NeUs, NendrR. Y.

From The Erening Ne,rs. Neuark. Nj
Among the popular society leaders III
East Orange. y. j.. Emma L.. Stoli. Il
charming young maiden, STANDS III .ne
foremost rank. She is of a lovable dlspo-
sition and the light of the social set III
which she moves. For two years she has
been a sick girl from internal troubles
peculiar to women. and having recently
recovered, has given our reporter the ioi-
lowing interesting account: i.
Instead of improving under the care or
my physician | became worse. For nVe
weeks | was unable to get out of bed ana
about Z o'clock each morning suffered
horribly. Ny lips were sore and lacerated
from the marks of my teeth, for in my
efforts to keep from screaming sunk my
teeth deep into my lips. At such times
rolled and tossed until the bed shook ike
an aspen leaf and it finally got so serious
that the doctor won't tell You his name
gave me some morphine pills TO take.
The very thought of them now makes me
SILVER. These morphine pills SIMPLY p't
me to sleep for a while and when '"~
came conscious again my agony was re-
viewed.
The pain in my stomach and back was
more than ! could stand. Your blood is
poor said the doctor, take sulphur and
molasses.' and | did until il was A great
wonder that | was not a molasSes cake.
1t was time wasted in taking il, because |
was not benefited in the least; my suffer
ing continued. but by n mighty effort af-
ter being in bed so long. ] got M. ON,
but | was Il sad sight then. From IL
pounds. | had fallen 10 ninety: my checks
were pale and Sunken and | limpcd; yes.
actually hobblcd from the extreme PAIN
in my side. Then | read of DIR. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People and the test
monial in the News inspired me with hope.
| got the pills and took them. Before
many days | began to improve and before
| had finished one box | felt as if | could
60 ont and walk for miles. ! soon stopped
limping and through the Pink Pills | soon
bid good bye to my headaches. while the
pain in my stomach and back slowly bnt
surely s%uccumbcd to the influence of these
pills that seem To be able 10 persuade all
pain to leave ones body. Now | am as |
used to be; well ard strong. light-hearted
and merry. bur never without the pills.
See. | have got some of them now, and
from a nearby desk she handed out one
of the boxes.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills contain, in a
condensed form, all the clements neccs-
Sary 10 give new life and richness To the
blood and restores shattered nerves. They
build up the blood, and restore the glow
of health to pale aud sallOw checks. Pink
Pills are sold in boxes n 30 cents a box
or six boxes for 30, and ma. be had Of
all druggists. or direct by mail from DR..
Williams Medicine Co, Schenectady, NY.
The swifteSt bird known to the natural
isl is either the yulture, which Is sad to
make 10 miles an hour, or the English
kestril, which can equal if not exceed ,AiS
speed.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-04-09
Appropriate Music

"In the early days Of WYOMING
man by the name of Barstow. who vo"'
a devout Christian, was elected shon
iff," said a citizen of that State &C..
after Barstow entered upon his off,
a nan was convicted for a cani,o,
crime. The fact that there was No
minister within reach preyed upon tho
mind of the sheriff. AS the time fon
the hanging approached he devised o
unique program. After the victim va,
placed upon the platform and every.
thing was in readiness, the sheriY
prayed long and %fervently. Then bo
called for some n to start a hymn
and a man near the platform began tho
only one he knew, 4 Want to Be an
Angel in which the prisoner Joined
AS the last verse vas sung the sheriff
busted himself adjusting the moose
and Immediately upon it's conclusion
the trap was sprung"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-04-09

Willie sank into a chair quite overcome
Il could have sworn-I could have
sworn-shc was true" said he. in a low
intense tone. That she was in trouo-e
knew. but not this-nothins Ike TINS.
"lou believe with me she is a married
woman:"
Il do"
And from this night you have done
with her." -.
From this night | have done with her.
| said no more. The lads honorable
spirit | well knew. and was sure he would
never DO wrong willtully. and with his
eyes open. | don't deny that felt some
pity even for the young woman. wicked
as | knew her 10 be. | fancied her tears
and despair when she found herself dis
covered. But | had done my duty. l
felt that then; and | feel il now, although,
to be sure. we were wrong in thinking her
a married woman.