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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-09-18

sense of general uneasiness 7th.-
The tongue rose tinged, and encir-
cled on the edges and tips by q red
grit which, however, only encircles
the tongue completely at the end of a
few hours. 1t often occurs also INA,
.iI lie outset 4 spot sometimes White
seurtimes'hlack appears upnn crutre
of tongue and becomes very distinct
IN Il few hours. Stl.-Frequently tie
eyes are bloud-shot ut the uutset, aid
this symptom develops with the di-
seaSe.
y. B.-When symptoms { and 8 are
we'll defined on first taxing sick, it is Il
snIe sign that the case will be il Sc
riers oue-as often Get 70 petsons
c%nrnnient, strong. bilious, or given ~
late hours or hard work.
First Treatment.
Pat the patient IN bad rartf him
well mp t" the neck keep apartment
closed. Without any delay, give. pa
tient u hot foot bath. with mustard.
and leave feet in hath irom s to 10
minutes. Be particular not To lei
fresh air come ~ contact Will. PARENT /:
give two or three cups Of elder leaf
tea to produce PRESERVATION : if con-
venient. place hot bricks. or bottles
OF hot water, around patients legs.
Apply mustard 10 feet for about one
quarter Of Ill hour. Be very particu-
ular and not let patient
this i all important. As SCOT AS
possible, give patient lemonade every
twenty minutes. The lemonade is
made as fellows Two sour oranges
lemons will answerl +; peal, remove
outer skin as much rs possible, fenleye
seeds, and boil 8 to 10 minutes In
about two bottieluls nf water let
cool sweeten if desired and admins
tet. 1t - Important TO give the
lemonade, u elassful every twenty
MINUTES for the first SIX hours. and
than every thirty or forty minutes
until lever has subsidized
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-09-18

The plan for Il new judiciary for
mulated by the lawyers convention
is meeting with scant favor at the
hands of the press of the country.
1t will scarcely command attention
ia the convention.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-09-18

lows. No lemonade; orange Leaf tea
imt weak foot baths. but not very
warm ~ cll steTs excepting serious
.cases.and then ros frequent ann
with not much stHne, 81 simply mag
nesia quiBinr3 gImmed water tise
great ~precautIoh during GONZALES
cence. Use same and greater Ffecan-
tions for women recently delivered.
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IF-Whea the Ferer Ceases.

As soon us the fever has subsidized.
AMI the ptl~e indicates sixty 70 seven
~ ~ eighty pulsations j; minute
Which happens at tie end of abont
70 liours-tne patient must hasten to
take one 1T tie following remedies !:
lst. MAMMA aud SIENNA End. imagine
I'D 5Id. peruvian bark and epson
salts; the fest tor ordinary cases !;
the second fer weak patient, and the
third Tor aetlors cases. These RENEE
dies are prepared and taken as fol-
lows:
lst.-RGnRa and Senna: for an
atui', three ounces OF mamma well
stirled Ill a cup of hot milk or water
tine milk preferablt) add an infusion
OF SIENNA leaves mix the whole To-
gethel, strain, cool "a little, and adj
minister ID a single dose, or in two
doses. For "a enid, give one to one
aud a halt ounce or mamma aud bar
i little ot The senna infusion.
End. HagResid three tea ~sponnsfni
stirred ID a small enpof tepid water on
milk. Give I'D d dose.
3rd.-The most e1fcacioas medicine of
al +: u ounce OF pulyerIZed peruvian
bark (red) we'll stirred in a cupful of
boiling hot Walcr-stir and make i
paste. In another cup full of boliipn
hot water, dissolve one half ounce ot
epson salts. Pour contenfs Of bot;,
cups In al ordinary vine bottle and
fill the bottle fhleequarters full IL
hot water. Shake well aud long. III.
til the elbow tires. Let cool and spt-
tlt AMI give one table spoonful every
quarter OF an hour. When patients
begin to parse. give two table Spoons.
fal every half hour until patient has
Lad say three operations, then stop
for iea: sou may purge patient too
mach. This said DIT. Clesot. il h
medicine par excellence.
If medicine No. | mauna aud sen
ma does not operate ID two hours.
give inedicine NJ. 2 maguesial. Be
quick, for fear that fever will r%eturn
OF vomiting will occur. When these
medicines are being taken, oysters
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-09-18
II VomitiRd.

The venting Of bile. water, and
glars at tile outset OF the disease II q
good sign. Give tepid water to favor
but net euongh 70 provoke vomiting.
Other vomiting of substance bloody
and sometimes black. occurs in cases
Of relapse, or when fever has lasted
too long, or because treatment has
not been followed properly. Take Pc
nlvian bark %pulverized tire red one
half ounce, and put in an ordinary
wiDe bottle three-quGrters full of cold
water. Shake we'll and long let set
1r as much as circumstances will per
nit, aud give n table spoonful every
quarter ot an hour aud even oftener
5even or eight d1ses usually suffice to
chech vomiting. After this give the
peruvian bark prepared with epson
salts as mentioned above. [Sec. 3rd.
of No. ".
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u fer PerspiatioR.

When patient shall have we'll per
SfIred from four Ia five hours. aecnr-
dltS It's circumstances, remove covers.
leaving oHly Vae Street on patient III
weather is watm-keeping tile feet.
however, Welt covered with quilt or
tItHNct WhIir giving oysters ana
tooth u%atlis, keep apartment closed.
Il weather Is not cold OF damp, voa
nhsy noW olen apartment, 50 ~ to lei
a little mesa ait %citcniate, being care
fni that patient is not ia a current uf
ala.
The teyei lasts from twenty 10 forty
hours usually: sometimes. tlIunah
rarely, from sixty II eighty lmuls,
Tire pulse gives 100 to 100, sometimes
$50 pulsations Il minutes. Do not
rs alarmed tt,p patient i'll good
spirits keep hin diverted but do not
fatigue hin. Diversions contribute to
4 speedy cure.
Seven or eight hours after taxing
the fever, the patients tongue is spot-
ted white, ottentlmes black on the
centre, and IS always enclreled by i
we'll defined red grit.
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During Perspjfation.

one tionr after patient has taken to
bed. give oysters every three hours.
fnll"wed by a foot batl, without mus
tafd. The clysters are prepared of
manve OF gomho leaves, Of of fax
seed IN saiall quantity. Tlist1eatment
is kept az until ftvet has subsidized.
Always be careful that patient is not
exposed to air while perspiring. The
patient must be made to p~erspiie from
four TO five hours-nnt less than fonr
hours. His clothes must be changed
three times VAIN the clothes wen
before changing /; and while efftcting
change do not let fresi. air st,lke pa
tient.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-05-20
Ten bars soap for rs
cehts at Wyatt Bros.
RIVERDALE.

j. W. Wollam bought 100 head OF
yearling steers last week.
Robert Smith is hauling the balance
OF his hay to Belle PLANE.
We noticed the editor of the VOICE
at West Riverdale last Saturday.
Dan Holland has returned from
Mexico. He could not 90 the
'greeSer" climate.
George Corbin and wife made a
short visit with friends AMI relatives
10 the strip last week.
Last Thursday we went to Yelling.
ton on new road TO US and saw a
man gathering his corn crop.
Alex FOrsythe would like to know
the whereabouts of the air ship. He
thinks he will have to get some flying
machine TO head his rye.
Thanks, Brother Silver Democrat,
we didn't use any of the Plano
Irvine. We cut our wheat with a
header that season and the next. and
have got no mine to pay for: but we
were benefited by the alliance when
1T was in operation and expect to
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-05-20
DALTON.

John Wengler spent Sunday in We
lingtOn.
A number Of our people attended
the show at Winfield Saturday.
Farmers are busy replanting anC
blowing corn and preparing for har
vest.
Dock Maddox is quite stranger
since he changed the color of his nous
tache.
Quite destructive hail storm is re-
ported south OF Cleardale. Fortunate
ly we escaped il.
We were sorry to learn Of the death
of Elizabeth Payne OF Clay, o. T., for.
merly of this place. She leaves an
aged husband ~ mourn her loss.
There never was a better prospect
for good crops around here. We
challenge anyone to show US any
better wheat than we Can. Oats and
corn are simply grand.
Rev. Nelson of Salt Lake City, a
Mormon minister, has been holding
meetings around in the several school
houses, He is an interesting talkel
and good interest is being manifested
The Sunday school picnic held III
Knowlton'S grove last Saturday was
decided success. Everybody en-
joyed themselves, being highly enter
tanned by declarations and songs. AL
went home in high spirits feeling
that they had spent the day well.
U. CANT GUESS.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-05-20
Free Pills.

Send your adde's to II. E. Buckler
4 Co., ChicrgO, and get a free sample
box of DR.. Kings New Life Pills. A
trial will convince you of their mer.
its, These pills are easy in action and
are particularly effective in the cure
OF constipation and Sick Headache
For Malaria and Liver troubles they
have been proved invaluable. They
are guaranteed 70 be perfectly free
from every deleteriOrs substance ahd
to be purely vegetable. They do not
weaken by their action, but by giving
tone to Stmach and bowels greatly 10.
yigOrate the system. Regular size
25c per box. Sold by F.B.Snyder, the
druggist.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-05-20
The Judiciary Committee.
Oxford, Kan, May Is. lS9,


At a meeting Of the committeeman
appointed by the POpulist Central
committee OF Sumner and Cowley
counties, held at Oxford, Kansas. Nav
10, 1897, the following proceedings
were had:
The following members were pres
ent: Henry NJ. Allen, Calvin Kimble.
and P. A. Miller from Cowley county
and A. c. Lambe, W. S. Pile and W.
B. COldwell from Sumner county.
On motion Of A. c. Lambe, p. A.
Miller was elected Chairman and on
motion Of Calvin Kimble, W. B. Cold.
well was elected secretary.
On motion OF 4. G. Lambe The NEE e
lrg was adjourned until O'Clock q. H..
AT | o'clock the chairman. Mr.. Mil
Ter, called the meeting to order. Mr..
Pile made motion, which was sec.
onded and carried, that this commit
tee proceed to appoint a permanent
judiciary committee for the Nine
tenth Judicial District, composed of
nine members from each county. The
following were appointed by the said
committee: T. J. Rude. Burden. Cow
ley county; d. NJ. Farnsworth, New
Salem. COwley: Marion Savage, Bur.
den, Cowley: Q. A. Glass, Winfield:
Calvin Kimble, Winfield; Lie. Brown.
Arkansas City, Thomas Baird, Ar
kansas City: P. A. Miller, Arkansas
City: Israel Wiley, Belle PLANE; Sum-
ner; j. W. Anderson, Mulvane, Sum-
ner: James Gum, Conway Springs,
Sumner: WI. Coldwell. Oxford. Sum-
ner: W. NJ. Copeland, Wellington: ].
B. ZOok, Milan, Sumner; W. P. Hunt.
er, South Haven, Sumner: z. T. Hous-
ton, Perth, Sumner and Joseph Hol.
man, Oxford, Sumner county.
Motion made and carried that the
chairman and secretary of this COM
mittee be elected temporary chairman
and secretary Of the above named
committee, and that they beiBstruct.
ed TO call the committee together for
the purpose Of permanent organiza-
tion and to transact any and all other
business that may come before them.
at oxford, June ., 1897, at o'clock
p. m.
Further resolved that these nro-
ceedings be published in the Winfield
Free Press and the PEOPLES VOICE,
WellinI ton, Kansas. the Dispatch.
Arkansas City, Kansas. The Winfield
Tribune and The Arkansas Valley
Democrat.
Motion made and carried To adjourn.
P. A. MILLER, Chairman,
w. B. CoLDwELL, Secretary.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-05-20
ILLINOIS TOWNSHIP.

JIG. Haines went to Wellington last
Thursday and returned Friday.
We cordially invite everybody TO at.
tend the Sunday school atthe Friends
church.
J. R. Michael and D. J. Downing
went to Wellington last Saturday gu
business.
Minnie Piper of Illinois arrived here
last Friday to live with her father
William Jarvis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Price were out
from their home near Wellington last
week visiting friends.
Harvest is very near. Wheat is up
to the front, everybody is counting on
big wheat crop this year.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-05-20
C0RBIN.

All that did not 60 to the show hold
up your hands,
Evangelist Gal! preached three able
discour>eS while 10 our midst.
W. }. Wood carries his hand in a
sling since the parade, show day.
Lee Storms and wife were guests at
the COrbln hotel Monday night.
Messrs Winters and York of Cald-
well aud wives, spent Sunday in our
village,
DR.. W. f. WilhOite is treating his
house to a new coat Of paint inside,
also new wall paper. Lee Newly is
doing the work.
DR.. W. F. Wilhoite and wife at
tended tue marriage of W. G. Estes
aud Miss JOiSe Parks at Caldwell
: Tuesday evening.
c. W. Vanderroot was in town one
day last week and home before dark.
We wonder what was the matter, he
usually stays till the merchants close
for the night.
Y. RAY.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-05-20
Oat Meal SC per pack.
a &c at Wyatt Bros.
NlILLERTON.

-, ?. S. Spring took car of hogs Of
Wichita TuesdSy.
Miss leila Skeels came home from
Belle PLANE and spent Saturday and
Sunday with her parents.
Quite crowd from Millerton went
down to RiVerdale Saturday to see the
ball game, which they pronounced rath.
unintereSting. Before Riverdale ex-
pect to claim the county champion.
ship they will have to learn how to
play ball.
The MillertOn school closed last Fri.
day with dinner, and literary exer.
elses in the afternoon. The patrons
of the school came in about noon with
{well filled baskets and surprised both
teacher and scholars This is the
third year Mrs, Latta has taught our
school, which speaks we'll of her abil-
ATTY as teacher. IL, go. - 49,
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-05-20

and west from COnways Springs into
Eden township revealed one Of the Dret.
tlest prospects earth eau afford. Eden
township wears her title Justly.
The bottom has fallen out of court
business. The Wiley case has been
continued until the next term. All
the jury were yesterday discharged
for the term. Court adjourned unit.
Saturday when it will again adjourn
until the 3lst, then for the term.
Mrs. c. H. Hadler of Argonia, was
in the city yesterday, and while here
ordered a very fine Blue Pearl Monu-
ment of the Peniwell Marble and
Granite works, to be erected in
memory Of the late Mr.. G. b. Hadler,
who died in Argonia last March.
Durachen. Kan, April 4, 1851
suffered with dyspepsia, aud began
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla. In a
short time | was relieved and
continued its use until l was cured,
and | recommend it to all suffer rs
with dyspepsia. Mrs. Sarah Cable.
Sufferers from physical and heryous
debility find great relief 10 the use
OF Ayers Sarsaparilla. Far better
than any stimulant, its effect is moi
transient and superficial, butdeep and
permanent. 1t builds up the system
by purifying and enriching the blood.
The following Masons from this
place went to South Haven Saturday
night and assisted the lodge there in
cOnferring the Third Cegree; Frank
Junkins, Jas. HesKett, Orville Smith,
Richard Meade, John McKOwn, At
SEearman, j. w. Cockrell, Charles
Flandro and Tom Fentum. After
the lodge work was over the visiting
members were banqueted by the
South Haven lodge. The party drove
home the same night, reaching here
about o'clock Sunday morning.
The social given by the ladies
OF the Christian church at the
home of Mrs. w. o. Barnett, in the
First ward Tuesday evening, was a
success, both socially and financially.
The elegant home of Mrs. Barnett
was crowded with guests young and
old, who enjoyed themselves In the
unrestrained pleasures of the evening
until late in the night. Ice cream
and cake were served in abundance
for small sum. The proceeds of the
social will be applied to church work.
Mrs. Carrie Peckinpaugh left for
her home in OwensbOro. KY, Mon
day over the Rock Island. Mrs.
Peckinpaugh had been in the county
for several weeks visiting her sister,
Mrs. R. Bruner of May6eld, and her
brother, Thos. Peckinpaugh, of this
city. While here she completely re-
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-05-20

stand by it until is settled up and all
alliance men should d. the same
thing and not crawfsh.
The building for the creamery is W
at this point and the machinery is
almost in and will be ready for opera
tiOn by the time this is in print-it
nothing happens.
We hear it rumOred in the distance
that there will be a skimming plant
erected at West Riverdale in the near
future. Let it come; competition is
the life Of business.
Mr.. Gray, the agent at East River
dale, has beautiful flower bed near
the depot and has it transplanted
with house plants. 1t is very Hastily
arranged and adds greatly to the ap-
pearance of the station.
The Riverdale nine played two
games Of ball on the home diamond at
West Riyerdale last Saturday. The
Belle PLANE and the champion nine
of Wellington. The first game was
played with Belle Plaine, the score
being to II in favor of Riverdale.
The boys at the close Of the Belle
Plaine game took short rest to wind
up and then engaged the first nine
from Wellington. The Riverdale boys
being somewhat winded in the first
game the Wellington team made five
scores on the first, second and third
innings, after that it was walk
away for Riverda!e; the score stood IL
to in favor Of the home team. The
Riverdale team has not been defeated
in game this season.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-05-20
Plants For Sale

We have a million OF plants. Sweet
potato, Big Yellow and Red, Yellow
NansemOnd, Black Spanish or Negro
Choker. One thousand Tomato and
Cabbage. These are all cold frame
plants and have good roots on them.
Prompt attention to mail orders.
One block north of Wellington
creamery on q street, Wellington,
Kansas. II. RECTOR, the Gardener.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-05-20

No department at Washington just
now so abs0r0S the attention of the
people as the splendidly.grOwing.
formidable navy. 1t is not to the
gOldlaced Annapolis graduates that
the brunt of the responsible work
falls, but to the able Department
officials, of whom Discussing Officer
f. H. Stickney is one. A letter from
him says:
Having taken Paine's celery COM
pound for the last few weeks, l have
found it perfect spring remedy, and
been much benefited by it,"
Spring is the decisive time in the
life of every person out Of health. 1t
is an assured fact that stubborn
disorders become quickly durable in
the spring. This is especially true Of
sucU persistent Jr0uOleS aS rheuma-
tism, neuralgia and obstinate kidney
diseases.
No one, sick or well, can afford to
TRY" uncertain remedies in spring,
or any other time.
The dishonesty of many Self-named
spring remedies become startlingly
apparent when their results are com.
pared with the results obtained from
this accurate, scientific preparation,
Paine'S celery compound. The
general practice among careful people
Of purifying the blood and toning up
the nerves In the spring has tempted
scores Of incompetent persons,
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-05-20

The eighth anniversary of the or.
ganization OF the EpwOrth League Of
the ME-. church was celebrated at the
church Sunday. In the morning
through the efforts of the leaguers a
large number OF old people were in
attendance to listen to sermon by
the pastor especially for them. At
the evening service special program
was given consisting Of addresses by
the officers Of the league and music,
all Of which was very interesting.
The league is doing some good work.
The church was nicely decorated with
flowers.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-05-20

gained her health and formed favor
able opinion of Kansas, especially the
fine climate. She advises all persons
in the east who are seeking restora-
ton to health to try the climate Of
southern Kansas.
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