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The San Francisco call., 1897-10-08
Builders Contracts.

S. Frowenfeldt trustee estate of T. L. Godstein
and W lillian Goldsteln, owners, with Val Franz,
contractors, architects Salfield & kohlberg, all
work for alterations TO a three-story, basement
aud attic frame building on 4 corner of olive
and v an Ness avenues, 90 by r 100; Sl2,S40.
spring Valley Water Works, owners, with c. B.
Pal cells contractor architect Cllnton Day, metal
vault, fittings for crshiers and bookkeepers vault
In building on SE corner of Geary and stockton
streets, 13S:S5s by 1875: $l714
Mrs Louis JuuKer, owner, with &. Schutt; con-
tractor, architect oscar Haupt, carpenter and
joiner work, refrigerator etc. glazing, lathing
and pastering, Timing and galvanized iron work,
ETC., for three-story frame building with base
ment and two flats, on Sc corner of Bu-
chanan and McAllister streets, b5 by 120;
$2396.
Same with William F. Wilson, contractor. ar
chitect same plumbing. gasfitting and sewer
work, etc. for same on same; $S7O.
Same with Hermann Thanwald, contractor, ar
chitect same, painting, vanishing, etc., same
on same $455
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-08
SITUATIONS .wANrEp-Continued.

MARRIED MAN WANTS WORK OF ANY
VA kind; understands the care of horses; can do
porter work; sober ana reliable. Address II. r.,
box rs, Call
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-08
HELP WANTED-FEMAIE.

. MATTRESSES COUNTRY HOTEL $50
= and room: waitress, city restaurant Sd a
week; Mattresses, city restaurant SIS a week;
lunch and dinner waitress, SO a week; wait
resses, boarding house city, SIS and room; 4
mattresses. assist cham berwork, SIS and room;
mattresses. Oakland. SO and room: waitress T.
country. s1b and room. MARTIN & CO., TAG
Market ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-08

. MINERS, WORKED YEARSIN SIBERIAN
- gold mines understand perfectly winter work
wants party TO supply expenses. r. X, box Is,
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-08
HELP wANTED-Continued.

EXPERIENCED FINISHER ON LADIE
ID cIoaks. 1923 Marx ct st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-08

| WOMAN WANTS WORK BY THE DAY
ST., downstairs
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-08

VOUNG INTELLIGENT MAN, SPEAKS SEW
l. eral languages, understands massage can tend
norses wants any kino OF work. Address B. N,
box "a, Call Office
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-08
HELP wANrED-Continued.

yIrANTED-A FIRST CLASS BUTCHER SIS
w eleventh ST near Washington, oakland
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-08

COOP CHINESE WISHES POSITION IN
Co - rlch family or boarding-house. Inquire Young
Company, 729 Sacramento ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-08

| E'1RST-CLAsS SEAMS RESS WANTS STU
= alton in private family; second work and wait
| on ladies'; well recommended. Address or call,
l1S Tenth St
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-08
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

RELlABLE GERMAN WOMAN WIS ES SIT
IL uation 10 wait sick or invalid lady. 327
Fourth St., upstairs
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-08

YOUNG FARMER AND WIFE, WITH NO
L Children wish places ranch; capable In
every respect; best references. Address Z. G..
NELSON, Golden Gate, Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-08

YOUNG LADY DESIRES A POSITION AS
L housekeeper; wdower's home preferred. S21
Mission St, room g.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-08

E,APERIENCED STENOGRAPHER AM
~ general office man. com mpetent, steady, reliable
desreS position; city or country; moderate salary
s T., box l9, Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-08

M M1DDLE-AGED MARRIED MAN WISHES
WI situation as barkeepe or Any other Job not
AFRAID OF work; several years experience salt Don
business; good references a., box 15, Call Office
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-08

T. IRI, ALAMEDA, s25; GIRL, COUGH. s25;
" girl, Scott, $40; girl. Eddy, $40: girl Suffer
SO; girl. Masonic ave, $40: girl, Broderick s2O
glri. g. Ellis, $40: girl. Geary, $50; girl Twenty
fifth. $50; girl, Vacavile, $40; girl Fresno $50:
80 girls, SIS, etc. MARTIN & co. 749 Market
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-08

Young LADY WANTS POSITION AS
\ honsekeeper for widOwer. Call 120 Ellis ST.,
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-08

EREE FARE: 6 LABORERS FOR RIP RAP
Il gang for Arizona; 81 75 day: we ship this
morning; call before O'Clock, with blankets. G..
r. HANSEN &CO, 10S Geary St
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-01-20

Harlow Pease, attorney for the city
in the John W. Cole will case, went to
Madison last Thursday morning to in
vestigate the decision of the supreme
court rendered in the case January ~.
He returned in the afternoon with the
information that the city was the real
winner and that the courts opinion
had been misinterpreted by the first
press reports. The essential feature
of the will, the endow ofthe city
with public library, was not disturbed
by the supreme court, but three minor
provisions were held to be invalid
These are the establishment and main
tenance by the city of a business men s
club, the gift of twenty acres of land in
the Seventh ward to be used by the
city as the location of home for aged
and poor people, and the gift of the
race track" farm in the town of
Emmett upon the death ofthe testator's
son, Oscar A. Cole, to be used and
maintained by the city as a driving
park and agricultural grounds The
supreme court reversed the decision of
the circuit court and remanded the
case back to the lower court so that
judgment could be entered according
to the findings of the higher court.
The matter as it now finally stands
places in the hands Of the city realty
estimated TO be worth $40 900 to be
used for the establis hnent and main
tenance of public library and an old
ladies home, upon the death of the
two successive heirs, who are the
beneticiaries of the property dur
ing their natural lives The value of
the property bequeathed in the provi-
sions held invalid is estimated at about
$40, 900, which represents the city's
loss through the supreme courts deci-
sion.
When the true text of the decision
was learned there was general rejoic-
ing among our citizens and Mr.. Pease
was congratulated on all sides for his
able work on the case and the success
attending it.
The full text of the courts opinion is
printed elsewhere in this issue.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-01-20
PERSONAL MENTION,

Ed. Schmiedemann, of Lake Mills, is
in town.
Otto Schott has removed here from
Waterloo.
Daniel Kusel returned to Traer, Ia,
Yesterday.
DR.. J, M. Sleicher was up from Chi
cago over Sunday.
DR.. F. G. Werner visited friends at
Madison last week.
Mrs. Eliza Cole and son left for the
South this morning.
aSidney Randall, of Waupun, visited
friends here to-day
Jacob JossI is on a business trip to
Chicago and St. Louis.
K. Kuehn has gone to Juneau to
work in cigar factory
Sheriff Roach was in the city Mon
day serving jurors papers.
Miss Libbie Holland visited relatives
at Cudahy during the week
D. K. Jones, of Lime Springs, Ia, is
visiting relatives III the city.
George P. Gates is entertaining his
brother, Will Gates, of Belolt.
Mrs Ann Hackett went to Chicago
Monday for visit with relatives.
Mrs. j. j. toote, of Ripon is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Anna Mcmahon.
Charles Ruel, of Milwaukee, visited
his sister. Mrs. Fred Miller, over Sun
| day.
Assemblymap and Mrs. Jesse Stone
! have taken quarters at Madison forthe
winter.
Judge Grimm and George j. Kispert
OF Jefferson, were here on business
Friday.
Mrs. j. F. Ramsey, of Hartland, has
been visiting at the home of Rev. G.
| G. Weiss.
William APPEL, Chicago brewer well
known here, was visitor in the city
Saturday.
Will j. Gamm, of Madison, visited
at the home of his father, George
Gamm, last week.
Mrs. Theodore Kusel has returned
from Stoughton. Her sister, Miss Lilly
Sehrt. of Wauk kesha, is visiting her.
Neal Boyle, of the United States ex
press force, has been indisposed the
past week, Ellis Mendenhall relieving
him.
William Martsch is visiting at the
home Of nis parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. F. Martsch. He left here some
three years ago and joined the regu.
lar army in the far West, being
stationed in California and serving as 8
corporal
Edward G. Broenniman has retired
from the -four commission house of c.
F. Listman & Co.. Chicago, and is al
present enjoying a brief respite from
business among his friends here and
elsewhere. preparatory to departing
for New York City, where he has ar.
ranged to engage with resident part.
ner in the general -four jobbing trade
on the Produce exchange. He e..
pc It's to enter upon his new duties
about the middle of February.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-01-20
Business Change.
church.

Jossi & Habhegger, manufacturers of
cheese, have dissolved partnership,
Mr.. Habhegger retiring. The business
will be conducted as heretofore by
Jacob Jossi. The old firm was fabric
of Watertnwn's commercial interests
the past seven years and had under its
control large number of factories in
Dodge and Jefferson counties, the op
GRAFTON of which brought a lucrative
and extensive trade. The cold storage
plant located on North First street is
one of the finest in the state and in
other ways the business is we'll
equipped. The successor to the firm
is a gentleman thoroughly posted on
the details Of the cheese industry and
that he will continue the esta blished
prosperity of the business is foregone
conclusion. Mr.. Habheggel is as yet
undetermined regarding his future
| pursuits.
Ferdinand Uttech, who has been a
J salesman for the Schempf Brothers
company some time, has been engaged
! by Mr. Jossi as office man and book
! keeper
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-01-20
DEATH OF j. j. TOUSSAINT
Another Prominent Citizen Passes tt
the Great Beyond.

the Great Beyond.
Jacob D. Toussaint, one of our bes
known and most highly respected citi
zens, died at his residence. 314 North
Water street, Tuesday morning, Janu.
airy 19, at 1880 o'clock. His disease
was stomach trouble, which had con-
fined him to the house the past month.
He was in his 10th year.
The deceased was a native of Bel
GUM and the date of his birth was
February 27, 1927. He emigrated to
America in 1852, living about year
IN Ohio, after which he located in
Sauk City this state, where he found
employment in distillery. In the
fall OF 1861 Mr.. Toussaint took up his
permanent residence in this city. His
first wofk here was for Miller q
Jacob, nroprietors of the old Water
town distillery near the Rough and
Ready Water-pOwer, an interest in
which heafterward purchased and be-
coming eventually it's executive head.
IhlS business continued in operation
until 1874, when it was abandoned.
Meanwhile Mr.. Toussaint became a
member of the firm of H Vaudl & Co.,
wholesale liquor dealers and rectifers,
and In May, 1871, this firm was sue
ceeded by that of j. j. Toussaint &
Co., the co-partner being Joseph Ter
brueggen, who retired in 1892, since
when the business has been conducted
under the style Of j. j. TCussaint &
Son. The deceased was at one time a
part owner of the electric light plant
The above is brief outline of the
career Of one who occupied d conspicu-
Gus position in our business circles for
a long period. During all this time
he lived a life beyond reproach-up-
right and honorable, charitable and
friendly in his every intercourse, a
man in whom the milk of human
kindness flowed to more than the
usual degree. Mr.. Toussaint was
steadfast member of the Catholic
church, and in his religious as well as
business and social being he lived COR
rectly and in the fear of his Creator
In the home, too, his kindness was
ever apparent, and it may truly be
said of him that he travelled life's
journey possessing warm friendships
on every hand, with absolutely no
enemies. He has gone to his final
reward leaving behind memories that
will ever be revered
Mr.. Torssaint was twice married,
his first wife, to whom he vi as welded
in 1854 at Sauk City, dying in 1862.
OF this union three sons were born,
Henry j. t.nd Winand j., of this city,
and DR.. Frank j., Of Milwaukee, all
OF whom survive. In 1864 he was
married here to his second wife, who
survives him. OF this union there are
two surviving sons, DR.. Jacob j., .Jr.,
and Or. Louis j., both of Milwaukee.
Mr.. Toussaint was the only member
of his fathers family who came across
the Atlantic.
The funeral will be held Friday
morning at 9 O'clock from st. Henry's
church
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-01-20
- ctor , n0Cop>.on.

On Mos4ay evening next, January
25, from to 1920 O. CLOCK, a reception
will be held at the rectory of ST. Paul's
church by the ladies Of the Parish
guild, In honor of the rector, Rev. HI.
S. Foster, and Mrs. Foster. A cordial
invitation is extended to townspeople
neighbors and friends, as we'll as to the
members of the congregation of st
Paul's, to all Of whom is assured 8
hOsnitahle Welcome
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-01-20
Dispositions Taken.

City Attorney Thauer was in Milwau-
kee Monday looking after the eity's
Interests in the taking of the deposi-
tons of F. G. Winkler and James @.
Flanders. of the law firm of Winkler,
Flanders. Smith, Bottum & Villas, Mil
waukee, regarding the amount of fees
properly chargeable by Harlow Pease
as counsel for the city in the arguments
Of the Metcalf judgment suit before the
United States court of appeals in Chi
cago IN the spring of 1895. It will be
remembered that Mr.. Pease's bill for
services rendered was curtaile3 to the
amount Of $50 by action of the common
council. He appealed to the cireult.
court and the case is to be heard az.
the February term.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-01-20
- ~ n DH NO. II MAIN ST.
aa Sz ~ km - EN ~ WATERFOWL, WIS
Last Nights Council Proceedings

Last Nights Council Proceedings.
: The bill of William Goetsch for s5.
being on account of injuries to his
horse on Hustisford street, was allowed
on recommendation of the judiciary
com mittee.
The sum of So ,392. so was appropriate
ed from the Judgment fund and
ordered paid to E. w. M Metcalf to apply
on his judgment against the city.
A resolution was passed extending
the time for the collection of take ;
thirty days from January Is.
The committee on public buildings
was instructed to purchase new stove.
for the city treasurer's office.
statement from the CITY treasurer r
showed total balance in the treasury
Of $48, 1902 36 on January |.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-01-20

We are indebted to Supt. McKer-
row, of the Wisconsin farmers insti-
tutes, for copy of the tenth annual
bulletin, giving a complete report Of
the proceedings of the closing institute.
held here last March, Other matter
valuable to farmers is also given. The
work Is mailed for 10 cents in paper
covers, or 25 cents in cloth covers.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-01-20

BY It's Record of remarkable cures
Hoods Sarsaparilla has become the
one true blood purifier prominently in
the public eye. Get only Hoods.
Hoods Pills are the best family
cathartic and liver medicine. 25c.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-01-20
M aSOnic.

The members Of Watertown lodge,
No 40, F. & A. NJ, entertained visiting
Masons from Oconomowoc Hartland,
Neosho, Columbus and Jefferson to the
number Of about seventy five at Ma
sonic temple Saturday evening, to
witness work in the third degree. The
ceremonies incident to the comforting
Of the degree occupied several hours,
and at II o'clock the company was
seated at the heavily laden tables in
the banquet ball, where full justice was
done to the excellent repast served
under the supervision of Mr. and Mrs
w. n. Hawkins. After passing very
enjoyable evening the guests left for
theira homes on the outgoing trains of
the early morning.
An interesting incident of the occa-
| sion was the presentation of a gold
headed cane to James Nellins, the
oldest member of Watertown lodge,
by his brother Mascns. S. NJ. Eaton
made the prese ntation speech and the
recipient was taken so completely by
surprise that he could hardly ack nowl-
edge his appreciation of the gilt On
its head the cane bears the following
inscription: "Watertown Lodge, No
49, to James Nelllns. January Is, 1897. y
There will be box social in F. v
Piper's hall, Pipersville. Wednesday
evening, January 27, the proceeds to
be applied to the Congregational pas
tors salary. Girls, please come and
bring boxes; boys, please come and
bid them IN boxes not girls. Every
body come and have a good time
Hot coffee will be served with lunch
Good music will be in attendance.
The Home Forum Benefit order
installed the following officers Friday
evening: President, H Wertheimer
first vice president, Eli E. Fischer
second vice-president, Mrs Berths
Dobbratz; secretary, F. W. Oelschlae
ger; treasurer, F. Tercinski; historian
Mrs. S. E. Sipp; orator. Mrs. Florence
Whyte; assistant orator, Mrs. Isabella
Park; porter, F. w. Reichardt, guard
Henry Lange; medical examiner, DR.
F. G. Werner; directors, Theodore
! Dobbratz, James Roy, Charles Lynch.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-01-20
REQUEST Is ALL RIGHT.
CITY THE WINNER IN COLE
WILL CASE,

Wrong Interpr citation of the Supreme
Court Decision at First-EssentiaI
Features of the Will Stand-Only
About $4,000 Worth of Property
Lost to the City.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-11-15
NOVEMBER 10TH. 1880.

Eliot Ryder, tie far-farmed lyric writer
returned to >anta Fe.
There seemed to be fearful scarcity IL
hIrse feed, AID the market offered but
little ENCOURAGEMENT Of better times.
No trans b ID arrived from the east since
Moniay, add the snow blocksdes on the
plains oslnw Trinidad still held the day.
Pete Simpson, zone Of the boys" Of So
zorro, was in the city visiting his family
and buying lumbe for his yard at Socorro.
R. g, McDoaald had taken the west side
police que stion In h sni, and would try to
re-urrscf the fallen office and place II on q
solid basis. a4
"Capt Jack" Crawford. the poet scout,
was in tow fr M a h.ri campaign in the
vicforip country. Hs was looking fat
enough to kill.
The Misses Hursh, of England. who had
been visiting friends In Santa Fe, for six
months, were at the st. Nicholas on their
way back home.
W.. H Conway. a jolly boy who had
been RAINING bag gage south OF Las Vegas,
had gone to the Ration mountains to pound
brass on Peck's pick up. >
Ga aa akenins at day break, the guards
OF the Las Vegas Jail found the doors al ar,
but a number f csc ped prisoners, among
them j. j. Webb, were not found.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-11-15
Tnanksgtying eroslamatIon.


Santa Fe. N. M. Nov. . 1897. !
Whereas, Tue Year now drawing 10 a
close has brought TO the people " this
Territory many blessings and much hap
piness; and,
Whereas, The president OF the United
States has by proclamation designated
ana set apart Thursday, the 25th day OF
November, A. d. 1897, as a day Of thanks
giving;
Now, therefore, /, Miguel A. Otero, gov
ern r OF the Territory VI New Mexico. %
hor by recommend that the peopls Of, This
Territ ry observe .hr same. y.
1t Is further recommended that the said
18th day OF November, A.. ID 1897, DO
trrated as y legal holiday.
Let US ON that day refrain from all un-
necessary labor. and IN The mystic home
ship. give Ihapks to the Supreme Ruler
Of the Universe for His constant mercies
to us, a d invoke His continued favor,
care and guidance Q.
Let IL, also, bs d day for the reunion Of
famiii. 8, the awakening OF patriotic sen :
timent, the ministering tD the aft lcted, the
comforting 10 tue DISTRESSED aud the dis
pen,ing Of Charity to the needy.
Forget aud forgive the errors OF the past
and approach the future with sentiments
of kinship and o mutual support.
Done at the ex cutive office in the city OF
Santa Fe, this, the 9th day of November,
A. ID. 1897.
Witness my hand and the great seal of
the Territory o. N W Mexico, on the day
and date first above written.
(Seai) MIGUEL A. OTRRo,
Governor OF the Territory OF New Mexico.
BY the Governors:
GEO. H. WALLACE,
Secretary OF the Territory of New Mexico.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-11-15
THE TERRITORIAL PRESS
IErtracts from Our Exchanges.

lExtracts from our Excnhnkes.l vi
Mrs, Fred Hart has returned to
Gallup from her visit to the east.
s. p Ascarste has returned TO Las
Cruces froA his ranch at Janos,
Mexico.
Mrs. j. A Baird aud Mrs. II. B..
Holt nave returned to Las Cruces from
FL Paso. Aws FN
Henry Mack has returned to Gallup
from a pleasant visit IN the grand old
state Of Michigan.
Celso Amadnr has removed from
Las Cruces 10 Juarea and 10 clerking
for w. g. Walz.
Collector Jacob Schoublin, of Las
Cruces, has gone to San Antonio, Tex !,
to accompany Mrs. Schoublin home.
A number of elaborate afternoon and
evening parties are on the tapis at Las
Cruces for December abd January.
Marshal Colbert and his %lieutenantsI
are requested, for the sake OF decency,
to see that the spiuing ordinance is
enforced, down In Albuquerque.
Mrs Addison Centre, OF Melrose,
Mass M Their OF Mrs. Il. E Day, ac-
companisd By her daughter, has ar
rived a. Las Cruces to sp and the winter
with Mrs Days family.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-11-15
Santa Pc Route-california Limited.

~EASTB0UND.
No. 4-Wed esdays and Saturdays; arr.
s:55p IN dep. $500 p. m.
WESTBOUND
No 3-Mondays and Fridays-arr. 7;10;
dep 7:15 a m
The G~aliforn a Limited now runs twice a
week between Chicago and Los Angeles,
vi !. Santa Fe Route. I e third annual
season for this magnificent train
Equipment of su erb vestibulei Pullman
"a ce sleepe s buffet smoking car, and
through dining car managed by MI Fred
Harvey Most luxurious service via. any
line and the fastest ii
Ano her express train, carrying palace
and tours 81 epers, leaves DAILY for Cali
forni
Inquire of Local Agent A., t. as. F. Ry.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-11-15
! often happens that the doctor iaout Of

1t often happens that the doctor iaout of
town when most n eded. The two year
Did daughter Of J.. Y. Schenck, Of Caddn,
Ind. Ter. was threatened with cronp. He
writes; my wife Insisted that | o for
the doctor at once, but as he wss cuF of
town.l purchased . bottle of Chamberl-in's
Couch Remedy, which relieved the child
immediately" A bottle of tn It remedv in
the house will often save the eXoen-e OF a
DOCTORS hill, besides the anxiety 81 Nays
accustomed by serious sickness. When It S
given as soon as the croupy cough apneafs.
it will prevent the attack. TIL ussnds Of
mothers aiwsys keep it in their BIO ues.
The 25 and 80 cent hotties for sale by K. d.
Goodall. Depot drug store.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-11-15
NovhMBER. 18th. 1910.

JUDGE Sumner was again suffering from
an alta k " asthma.
Neatly 1000 money orders had been Is
sued ~ the Fort Ulion postnftce.s \
A cottage stamp famine was threatening
us. Three-cent RS we're entirely u
Mssd ,mes D.ily and Roach, nee Mckay,
had gone to Ration City to live for the tim
being.
A cold. cutting wind, stray furries Of
snow ard C ,nsid srable dampness made up
the weather docket. eHa
Henry scherer was building q cage for
bis blvd, which was an fntimation that he
would soon be MARI d to a young lady In
the east.
JIG Thomss, who was killed at Socorro,
the nis bit b fore, was formerly a police
man in East Las Veg IS, and afterwards
had charge of a boarding car pm the rail
road. W.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-11-15

The Coming Woman

Who goes to the club while her husband
tends the bpby, as well az the goo old
fashioned woman who looks aft r D~i
hume, will both at times get run d iwn N
health. They will be tr uhled with loss a
appetite, headaches, sic pl.ssnes~, Tain
Ing or dizzy spells, The most wonderful
remedy for these women Il E ectric Bitters,
Thousands of sufferers from Lame Back
ard Weak Kid eys rise up ana cah il
blessed. IL is the medicine I r women.
Female! complaints ana Nervous troub es
Of all kinds are soon relieved by the use IT
Electric Bitters, .Delicste omen should
keel this remedy on hand to build u the
system. Only fifty cents ger bottle. For
sale by Murrhey- Van Petten d ug Co
and Browne g. Manzansres Co.