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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-07-28

During the last six years the inter
est-bearing debt of the nation has
jumped from $685., ooo, 600 to 81, o26, oOo,-
900, and the interest charge has in
creased IA millions! Nice income for
some brain workers! We do things on
business principles! 1t would require
"A pile of silver dollars 294 miles high
to make this sum for the increased
debt. But then let our children that are
to follow us pay it That is just!-
Appeal to Reason.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-07-28
Red Rock Crabs

The most beautiful crabs in the
world are procured in the neighbor-
hood of the Farrallone islands, of the
Pacific coast. They are called red
rock crabs" and specimens sometimes
sell in the market of San Francisco for
from IS to $40 each, merely for curios-
tiles. .l- ...L ~. a..-..-.- -!L--
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-07-28
The Worlds Volcanoes,

There are 672 known volcanoes in
the world, of which 27O are active;
eighty in America, twenty-four in Asia,
t uenty in Africa; Java has 109, TWEEN
ty eight active. In New Zealand, with
in an area Of 1877 miles, there are six
ty three, ranging from 1856 feet to 900
feit in height.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-07-28
ALLEGED INVESTIGATORS.

There is IA little old ''scuate invcSti-
eating committee" at work i'll Lincoln
Investigating the alleged irregularities
in the ballots cast in 1896 for the Sill
prcmc court amendment to the consti-
tuition. The committee has no legal
standing whatever. and cannot force
attendance of witnesses. but this fact
is not lettering il from making agrcat
splurge,and holding ''SittingS and POM
pously ordering state officials to come
before it in all its awful majesty. And
the get real angry because the state Off
Gals won't recognize their greatness
nor shake in thcir shoes when they
send forth their dread summons. Sec
rotary Porter is Il regular night mare
to them. and their dreams arc filled
with visions of Porter throttling and
raping the ballot box, or with pencil
in hand marking Ms on the ballots as
if he had twenty thousand of them to
fix and only half-u-minutc's time to dc
it in. The organ of the republican
party says were it not for the limited
time now remaining before the commit
tee mnst make its report under tho res
olution passed by the senate. which
would give the secretary of state time
to work all possible legal delays, the
committee would undoubtedly go after
him with Il sharpcucd stick. The reso'
! luton makes it necessary for h re
port to be handed in 100 days after tho
passage. This permits little time for
| sparring on side issues, as the time ex-
pires July -"
If this is so, it is pertinent to ask e
question or two. 1t this committee
was Il bona tidc one, vested with an
thority to cite witnesses and to compe
them to testify, why is it the committee
waited until all but the last fourteen
of tho allotted 100 were gone before i
cans allcgc was so great 4 crime: The
committee is composed of supposedly
intelligent men. and the certainly ough'
to have known that a fortnight's tim,
was not sufficient to make an investi
cation of any thoroughncsS. And thel
again, if the committee is IA duly an
thoriZed committee, why does it re
! lIill lIcIl tctltcu siCllpll. WHY AWAY
threaten but nevcr punish? a'
The answer is that the committee i
not a legal committee. and its delay i,
getting started was prcmeditatcd, a
it gives them all the time they nee,
for the work they wished to accomplish
that of manufacturing a%little cam
paign material for use this fall.
, Tho governor having vetoed the itcn
appropriating money TO pay the cN
pcnses of this committee, we woul'
really feel sorry for tho members O
account of the trouble and cNpcns
they have put themselves to if we di'
not believe the republican state centra
committee will take care of it's servants
This investigation is a farce. mad
for no other purpose than to warp pub
lie opinion in the hope that rcpubli
can misdeeds may be obscured. @it"
The work of the committee is to-
thin TO hidethe real intent and pur
pose of the investigation. .Ht-..H. gl
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-07-28
EnteFpriae.

Silent Partner-What do you expect
to do with all that rusty barbed wire
fencing?G Hustling Merchant-ob. +
don't know. There's going to be a
demand for pieces Of them Cuban
trochas for relics after awhile, amt
there?-Chicago Tribune.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-07-28
spectacles for Hon...

1t is asserted in Popular Science
News that spectacles for horses are
among recently patented inventions
The purpose is said to be not to i'm
prove the sight, but by causing the
ground in front to appear nearer than
it really is, to induce the horse IN
take high steps. After a training with
such spectacles. 1t is averred, the
horse acquires and retains a habit of
housekeeping. o'Htst-. @.- 10 .sgs
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-07-28
D4-- ~
Our Chief Dict.
Columbus Prcss-Post. JE9a 3Il

Columbus Press-Post.1.- ga@ ..-.t . .-.
Mr.. Hanna says that no ma need 20
hungry in the United States. He prob
ably has reference to the nourishmen4
derived from licking revenue stamps,
1t is our chief diet NOWADAYS.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-07-28
Looking Ahead.
Indianapolis Sentinel.

IIlIHndpOI1S ScHC1neI.
The republican partyis beginning a
defense OF trusts all along the line.
The explanation is easy. 1t will not
be long before contributions will be
wanted for another campaign and the
usual source Of supply must be pre-.
served.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-07-28

Tens Of thousands of commercial
travellers have been thrown out of en-
ployment by the trusts. They are e
essal1ly a shrewd body of men, and
Will not suffer in silence; hence are
very apt to reach the root of the trou-
ble-our land laws.-San Francisco
Star.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-07-28
Reed Helped Choate out.

Mr.. Choate's appointment as ambas-
sador to England recalls a story cur
rent IN Washington several years ago.
Senator Wolcott, Mr.. Reed-the fam
GUS T. Band Mr.. Choate were spend
ing a cosy evening together at Senator
Wolcot's home. Il have never smoked
q cigar, I have never played a game Of
poker, and have attended a
horse race in my life" said Mr.. Choate
in the course Of the conversation. Sen
ator Wolcott looked pathetically at the
speaker Of the house.
Il wish L could say that he res,
marked. .
you can" said Mr.. Reed; "Choatt
did" @ ESQ
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-07-28
Seventy Babe. Born Every Minute.

seventy Babies Born Every Minute.
About &c, 200, 900 babies are born each
year, an average Of seventy every min
ute; that is, ten more in each minute
than there are beats Of a clock. A
man with a pronounced weakness for
statistics has figured that if all the
$4,000, 900 little ones were ranged in
a line of cradles the cradles would Cir
die the earth. If carried one by one
in their mothers arms past a given
point the procession would continue
night n day for a twelve-month.-
San Francisco Examiner.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-07-28

There is n fatal mistake which
Agulnaldo made. He should have had
ms government incorporated under the
trust laws of New Jersey. He could
Their have defied the United States laws
with impunity.-Facts from Denver.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-07-28

II there is anything more slippery
than an eel 1t is , o%ne-dollar bill.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-07-28
POINTS FROM THE PRESS.

There is nothing more absurd than
the popular talk about capital giving
employment to labor. You might as
well talk about the hoe giving m
ployment to the man.-National New
Era. D'. .- n-.l.. ~
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-07-28

after all, what are parties for ex-
cept to effect something in government
thought to be desirable by those com
posing them? The trouble with small
minded people and papers is that they
lose sight altogether of the end and
consider only the means.-Stockton
Mali. .f...
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-07-28

If the truth about the conditions in
the Philippines were laid before the
American people the cutlery would be
so tremendous that the administration
would be compelled to repudiate its
policy and to %'repudiate ;tself.-New
York World.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-07-28

Jay Gould once said that as a pure
matter OF economy he operated through
whichever political party that hap
pened to be in the majority in the
several states through which his rail
road system extended. He had use for
legislators Or judges in his business
National Waterman. .' >
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SERVED N AMERICA.



When the Fourth United states In
fau4rv wna nj Gibraltar nn 90 way io
tho Philippines. u was Cntcrtnlncd by
the British soldiers there. In the mess
room were superb trophies. among
which were three drums captured from
the ituHsinns nt The battle NJ the Alma.
the color belts carried in tie poninHu-
lar war. one showing the bullet hole
ana hloodHtnlna TINT record the death
of the officer carrying The Has for in
their service two liCut0unnta bear The
Colnrs Instead Of 9err01uts. nH with us
then n collection 90 medals % all
classes. presented nc different times 90
members of the mess. Indeed, enough
~ glorious history and brilliant rcc-
ord was displayed 90 make cvcry per.
son with spark of reverence Tor hero
Ism ana rullantry bow 100 sincere re-.
Hurct Co these mon who have helped
20 make this record aud ARE stun 20
modest IN talking about o. one on.
Ger said 60 one Of ours, with a most
omh1rru HHnd manner. yes, our rcgl-
mont served in America too. Indeed.
% F-um-ah-um- Indeed yes
no Yorktown" and then the poor fellow
seemed about 10 faint from The EFFORT
he had made. Fortunately be- was
revived hy the prompt urly "My dear
slf, we are even. FOR my regiment was
surrendered nt Detroit In isii." OF
courre mutual pledges had at once 70
Doe celebrated.
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SINCE The OLD Inn WAS BUILT.


what Is probably the oldest licensed
inn In the world. the Seven Stars at
Manchester. is In danger OF destruction.
In 1856 the year that the third Edward
won the battle Of Poiotlcra. this inn
was licensed. The earth was Hat In
those days. and 1876 years were to clapse
before Columbus proved ID round. It
was ton years before the foundations %
Krcmlin were laid. and thirty years be-
fore Tlmur the Tartar began his In
vasion OF Persia. Nearly 800 years
were to clapse before the Munchu dy-
nasty sat on the throne Of china, ana a
hundred before Constantlnople fcll be-
fore the Turkish arms. Charles " Of
burgundy sat on the throne OF that
weak shadow OF mighty Rome. the
German empire. and the counts Of Hoo
honzollcrn had not yet been Invested
oven with the province Of Brnndenburg.
Spain was composed Of separate king
doma. and the Moora held the southern
part OF iberia. France was ovcfrun By
the English ana the French king priH-
pncr IN London. In what o. now the
United States "thc rank thistle nodded
IN the wind and the wild fox dug his
hole unscared." while 90 McNlcp and
South America the remnants ~ that
great prehistoric empire which once
spread out ~ power from the buried
cities OF Honduras and Yucutan wcru
preparing Tor extinction no the form u
the empires o. the Mouiczumaa and
the incaa.
hut Jolly souls DRANK red wine and
brown ale az thr sian ~ the Seven
Stars In those days, and they drink the
same there now. Through all the long
course uf the rise and fall 81 empires
mine host nf the starr has kept the
rpiEUt flowing, and whether u ~ "a
mailed knight iaugllnV In hls armor
and drinking through barred helmet his
haHty wayHido drauEht no be hurried TO
King Edwards wars. or John Smith.
who Htrnlla in today from biz work In
the nuiHhboring factory Tor hia pint N
"bittcr" it Ia all the same to the Seven
stars
lattlcs have RACED around A.. but
nothing has disturbed a. tranquility
until the other day the word went forth
that ita site was wanted Tor u ware
house or factory. or something u
that kind. England has leaa regard Tor
her ancient landmarks than any other
nation. II wnH only the offer 81 BAR
mum 10 buy Shakespeare house al
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03

WHOM Gordon was soroiy bose, by the
hordcs Of the Mahdi who invested khnr
toum DO 1854 Do sought TO open up come
munlcatI1u with nUng1l1 for tho pur-
nose of fastening on che relief promised
him some months before by the British
government. In The hour % need De
wrote
'IIow many umas have we wrlitcn
asking for achievements, calling your
SERIOUS attention Co the soudani SO
answer at oll has come to us an 10
whit has been decided lu the matter,
and the hearts of che men have become
weary nt ths delay While you are eat
inr. drinking and resting ON good beds
we and those with ua-b0th soldiers and
servants are watching by night and
day ondcayor.rg 90 quoll the movement
Of this false MahdL uf course you take
mo- interest In quelIlng This cbelllon.thc
serious consequences Of which are the
roycrac of victorious Cor sou. ana the
NEGLECT therefore will not Do.
"in two days time colonel stewart
the vice governor general and the two
consuin will start from hero io nerber.
and thence Co. uungnlH. The reason why
/ have NOW sent colonel stewart o. be-
cause you have been silent nll this
while and have neglected uH. ana Lost
time without doing any good. lf troops
worr sent HH BOON aH ihry reached lirrs
her this rebellion viii cease nui thc iu.
hhbtunta will return o. their former
occupations 10 Dr. therefore hoped that
you will listen 90 ull that Dr. told you hY
Stewart and the cunHuiH uud look ut %
seriously, ana send troops. ua Wc have
asked without any delay
49, aaudlnE those men AWAY on this
mlfai0n fun OF prrli Gordon was lyit
without single Cumpliriut Co help him
in keeping The rebels at bay One ~ The
members of tho Inflated expedition
has Just reached Cairo. lln was found
AMONG the prisoners released by the
slriar after the battle ufpblurmun.iiiH
name Dr. liuHHin iiHafnnon. nud h. Dr.
tho solo aurNlyu ~ the expedition cont
BY Gordon Co bring relief To- the bee
icaFucrui city N khlrioum. For years
uanran. whose mo WIS spared by
trcarhcroua Hhcik. wandered prisoner
over the Nuhlan doIert following the
nnmadlc Wnudeflnrn nf 10 Mnhil nud
hia Hucrnarur. thO khIllfu. From biz
lips comes che STORY uf how Colonel
Stewart and Frank p0Wor correspond.
eni of tho London rlmrs. fali. ruthless.
" hNiNNffNN 10Y NNN AANll NNlINNN
Some months before the expedition
started. Gordon received news that the
relief for which ho had waited % pa.
ucntly gas on ils way
n was On khurtnum." says iinrHnn.
I'm the Arabic year 1891 uhsn. The city
was then in deadly peril. for We had
long been hoai0rrd. provisions were
scarce. nnd the derviHhoH were pressing
on nlrht ana day Gordon wanted tn
opon up communication with thr brit.
iHh troops coming Gu our assistance. a.
The tnme time De- wished tn send away
~ many women ana children nH unaal.
be. that they should ESCAPE the hard.
ship and the risk NJ falling Into tho
cnemYh hands. I was ordered hy Cor
don lurhn 90 proceed upon tho Ahhia
with Colonel Stewart taking charge NJ
The mail, my orders being o. hand IL
90 anyone IN authority in n0nruiH.
wnl besides Co hUlp aH an Interpreter.
''rhcrr were with ur on the launch
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stratford-on-Avon that saved that
house from demolition. 90. probably.
the old Inn is doomed. IN that bnrroom
the Black Prince may have alakcd his
thirst ANA there is still room called
the ''Ncstry' because some OF the
clergy from the ncighboring church
used 90 come through n secret passage
N sermon time 10 refresh themselves.
In that tap room used 10 gather the
Flemish viewers from Bruacs. ncclng
from the wrath Of Ava and bringing
90 ENGLAND the knowledge " the textile
arts, which subsequently was carried
20 ihil country. IN 2 room over which
ls tho Inscription! "Yc Guy Fox Cham
her." lodged for q time the cnnapirator
who tried 10 blow up king and pariia-
mcnt In the "Cunpowdcr Plot" once
In the CrumWclllan wars n great and
furious akirmiFh' took place between
the Roundhcnds and the Cavaliers
around the inn. ana when Fairfax.
whose defendant IA "a doctor IN Mary
land. held the city Tor the parliament.
his soldiers nllcd tho Seven Stars with
the clauklng Of their cufrnlpta the
juggling uf their spurs and their solemn
carousals. when Fairfax marched
from Manchester some dragons. hav.
Ing 90 leave hurriedly. concealed their
mcas-plnte In the walls N the old inn.
u was discovered n Few years ago and
ret out az an ornament 10 Nc parior Of
the hostoiry. whore Il may be seen 10
this day. when Charles Edward
marched into England 10 nrht for the
throne u IT, ancestors. the Seven stars
furnished accommodation for many N
hls soldiers. ana was the hcadquarteri
VI the Manchester regiment In the
PRINCES service
Al The foot ~ the stairs h nailed n
horseshoe which has n story 10 toli. In
the days of the French warH-in 1906
when prC1a-ranffa were going about the
country carrying on young men 90
serve his majesty az sea. one OF those
Eangu put W at tho Seven starr. A
farmers boy was going by tho Inn lead
INK horse to be Hhod. and carrying In
one hand the shoe which had been east.
lie was seized and taken on 81 serve
the king. but bcforc he lett he nailed
the horseshoe 20 the wall. saving.
stay there tlll l come from tho wars
60 claim you" Ana there the horse
shoe n 10 this day. FOR the farmers boy
never saw the Seven Stars again.
with all IT, Year, ana an IT, memoir.
les Il does seem na N this old inn was
entitled TO % continuance of H. exist
rncc. He must be- r. man ~ little worth
who could look with Indifference upon
the demolition OF the Inn OF the Seven
stars.
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TWO KINDS on PEOPLE.

There are two kinds Of people on earth
today.
Just two kinds Of people. no more, I
aay.
Not the sinner and saint. for 'ila well
understood.
The good arc half bad and the bad are
half good.
Not the rich and the poor. Tor to count
a mans wealth.
You must first know the state Of his
conscience and health.
Not the humble and proud. for In ilfc's
little span.
Who puts on vain airs o. not counted
man.
not the happy and sad. Tor the swift
flying years
Bring each man hln laughter and each
man hla tears.
No; the two kinds OF people on earth
mean,
Are tho people who ilft and the people
who lean.
wherever you so you will ind the
worlds masses
Are always divided In Just these two
classes.
And. oddly enough. you will IND. too, I
wccn.
There's only one inter To twenty who
lean.
In which class are your Are you oaa-
ing the load
OF ovcriaScd ilftera who toll on the
rund7
or are you ioancr. who lets others
bear
Your portion Of labor and worry and
carc7
Ella wheeler wilcox In Harpors
Weekly.
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out N the news was true ! heggcl him
not Co send VS.. aa. being Egypilnne, tne
uuuvea, would probably Run us. The
best thing. ! said. was Go Hend the punt
with ID few mon down Co. DDng0la and
aae No the English had arrived. ne de-
cllnc1 TO allow Co. aud declared we
must go ashore at once or he would
klll us au we went
"On reaching the village we met three
men boz native dress. ono " tnem WIS
hlind. hia maine WHs WHd 9lmf Atman'
lie was the brother Of the shoik ot we
place. Altman asked Ne whtt wnr Tue
matter. and having exchanged 'Amnnu,
We told him that 10 was COD q VIII thht
our steamer should ho wfe.kNa tneIt.
Then they Drought ua we kuiih gu
aWurr on the book that they
would not iujurc zoe, but SUP.
ply uH 400 with cnmcla ana
guides ana send ua down 20 Doutuih
whore the Inslish were. We tgiuin,l
with tha neWH Two Oh the nautna &c
complaining us 90 the lalet Iheh w
two Munnsslr uE1ln fwute upoh the
Koran not 90 hct ti.l'h JUDY go.
'NnNi day Two natives f,tutu,a 70 us,
saying ahUlk Huleimhn h4d htilN.li Hua
they has already secured several cam
nlH Tor uH Whllc lhN t'HlhiHHtt MYutN
soon Do ready The r1ad 20 DunEoh
tln 9ii,,l th,.uan i,,,li s,i,,sr, ana
should start from thnic' rltNNll Nn1
The conHula ordered ua 20 trtn9pett w
the b1rrnEc no once Go the inhiulhhu
near the VILLAGE. Ivy one oei.,A W.
Wofg nHhnf' .Nhiou upon .NI Wunl'.
waiting Tor ihe tain'i. n lhe g....0...t
came from the Hh'lt ln.llluA sl.M .'ll !,
lirfhiu ma ROVER 90 ulnu'i.
aud inc other. uI,. ln u ,,n No.,
cI1ih'a nhl WehN iNN'NH "'' VIZ"
Go speak Arabic ....,
we fr1ghNi ih' Hu.lh H'uIN lll'
village ana were hhpgn 20 uliN' ~
thor dark ROOM ih' p,A. 49,
crammgd iuil OF mon. lh M, AN'gt W..
most on thgm fehle1 on w. uupl
standing. Hulollnnu anh NtnAh
There ana we tNchlha'i p tlNt ~
wore ordinary hatlNe '.'ih,s ln.l
gave ua tWo ahNAtela " ul.u,
stewart ann IgN', Hai ,'A ...il. ;si,'iE
ligLnll NNN .lN. W 'iN., t
said the clmcls would s'on y, I,,o5
but invited uH W baritone Oh '"h'' """
dntga white Wallluk,
.Lgs1 IMAM l.u .lluul0. pAtH.A Mn,h
hll thg men VINO nay hNug wv ~" W.
pfotcAt OF i,tonlnk W.. 'ulit.
ten our departure hgl H.Nil9
armed WIN ahN's HMNlt". Nnif w
speatH. ~ tn,y 'ntgltl wv Hn, ,,.
knurN luhlelHl 'h. ~ tn,in n'i Wy
llrthln WIN an axe ,l.ANluh wv h,Nu
in two na hc tAl heall, W,' = JULIUS
w screaming wa. ui'.ll. " ti,
hammedan nov lo hll W. ~ w, ~
the uthrt y man h,aIlg 1891 "
rlFht arm WIN o. hull. W,l.
wound. while ,luns t9f ,i ns,I, Hn wv.
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The olanalncd Advertisement % Dol.
"Ncwn' ON the Nth page form f...t
popular medium % Information between
small adYettlnera ana the srstt rlbIa.
The price Of an Advertisement Dr. t,Itt.
In the reach of any ana ull Eyprr,
your wanta through the "Newa.f
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was divided among che murdorcrs and
everything else of v1luo was placed m
two boxes and sent under "a guard 70
lierbor. The bodies OF colonel stewart
ana his companion were thrown ~
once into tho river So ended Gordon's
ffurlOru homo %
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An Excellent Combinntion.

The pleasant method and bopcc.i.,
effects Of the well known rrp,-.ii.Ai
SYnur or Fiae, manufactured bg ~,
CALiroHNiA Flo SYnur Co. Ulp.tr9,e
the value Of obtaining the liuu'd is,eo,
tive principles uf plants known T.. n.
incidentally laxative and urcseutt,,.
thcm In the form most rcfrcshinr t.tis
taste aud acceptable 20 the svsteu i,
y the ono perfect strcnrthoninv Isy,.
tive, cleansing the systcm offcftpsil'
dispclling colds. headaches and f.,l
gently yet promptly and onabIing ..,.,
60 overcome habitual consultation ~.
mancutly. Its perfect freedom 49,.
every Objectionable quality ana MY
stance, aud Is acting on The iidp.r.
liver and bowels, without weak. r'g'.
or Irritating them, make IL the Nr,i
laxative.
In the process Of Manufacturer flo,
arc used. as they are pleasant H. ti.,
taste, but the medicinal qualities Of IN,
remedy are obtained from scnna ari
other aromatic plants. BY metb.i
known 10 tho CALIFORNIA Flo strts
Co. only. In order 10 get H. bcuoFs',i
effects and 10 avoid imitation. pies.s
remember the full name Of the Comr5py
printed ON the front Of every pariarS
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FnAHcfnco. CAL
Tor sale ~ al Druggists. -rfior O.. 1T t5iii.