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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-18
SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
TRANsvAAL

The Beers have over 1900 prisoners at
Pretoria.
Advance forces have reached the orange
river On route to relieve Kimberley.
Ladysinith Ia completely encircled and
undergoes bombardment night and day.
The Beers will contest step by step
the British advance. and are preparing to
meet the relnforccmcnts.
The bravery of Lieutenant Churchill Is
commended by every one
The disaster TO the armored train has
convinced the British the Beers intend
to make the campaign hard one.
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RAILROADS..

The final decree in the Galveston. La
Porte and Houston receivership was en-
tered by Judge Bryant
The cotton Weighing meeting at Dallas
developed into meeting to bring all
roads together in request for an ad-
vance in rates, No agreement was
reached. the Rock Island and Texas and
Pacific refusing to Join.
The International and Great Northern.
the Columbia Tap and the Galveston.
Houston and Henderson changed time.
A protest is made against the commits
sion rate on building brick.
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""""eriain Pain Balm Cuo.
Others. Why NOT You,

MY wife has been using Chamberlain
ram Balm with good results. for a lame
sao"'aer mat has panied her continually
ior nine years We have tried all kinds e.
medicines and doctors without receiving
any Deneht from any of them. One day wo
saw an advertisement of this medicine
and thought = trying it. which wo dia
win the best Of satisfaction. She has uyea
only one bottle and her shoulder is a.mo.,
Ne'''--Ad0lsh l. Miilett. Maucasstss. N.
a. For sale by all druggists
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MOODY rs ILL.
The Great Evangciist Was Forced to
LeuNe for Home.

The Great Evangciist Was Forced to
Leave for Home.
Kansas City. Mo-, November 17.--Dwight
l.. Moody. the evangelist, who has been
preaching hero to thousands nightly a.
Convention hall is broken in health and is
suffering from an affection OF the heart.
HIS engagement here was cut short and to-
nigh. he is en- route for his home at North
field. Mass, In the care OF DR., schaufler
OF this city and Mr., G. N. Vining toller
81 the Union National bank. II 10 admit
ted here that Mr., Moody's condition II
serious When the evangelist was spen at
his hotel shortly before leaving he was
worry weak and said: II have had trouble
With ny heart for good many years, but
never ieli weak as do now. There Is
nothing asapmdng about my condition, /
believer
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Directors Were Ele,.,e.

Kansas CITY. November 1.-THE directors
OF the kansas-city and Northern connecting
branch OF the Kansas City, Pittsburg and
Gulf system, met here today end elected the
following officers; John Lambert of Chicago
chairman c. tho board; A. f. Stilwell
president Alfred Clifford, vice president
Charles q. Gates. son OF John Gates of Chi
cago, secretary and treasurer: w. G. Brim-
son, general manager. Mr.. Lambert is on,
OF OF the BOARD OF trustees of the reorganization
OIL tho Pittsburg and Gulf company.
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Pile. curcd witnout me 81

All druggists are authorizes =
manufacturers of PAZ0 0lNTMesM "
fund the money where 1t fails g "
case of piles no matter OF how icy y. :
Ing. Cures ordinary cases y y y.
the worst cases in fourtcc Day "
plication gives ease and rest z
itching instantly.
This Is a new discovery ana Y W
pile remedy sold on a positive
no cure no pay. Price 80 ctS
II your druggist don't Keep
send us so cts. in postage STAN
will forward same by mail, ~.
Manufactured by Paris ~
st. Louis. Mo.
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wa. Not smnllpox.

Wharton. Texas, November H'
G. Sparks, the colored pastor o. "
fist church of Wharton died ~
after several weeks illness OF pnu
A report had gained currency
death occurred from smallpox,
Andrews and three other physle'a5..
the report to be false, and 90 4
death pneumonia.
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THE TWO JIMS TO MEET
Corbett and Jeffrles Have Agreed on Q
Championship Match.
ARTICLES ARE TO Be SIGNED TUESDAY
Harvard and Yale Meet Today on
the northumberland ana
Matthews Fought n Draw.

New York. November ia match be-
tween jim Jefrries, the champion heavy
weight pugilist, and Jim Corbett, ex-charn-
pon, was arranged today between Corbett
and w. A. Brady for Jeffries. Tho
articles will be signed next Tuesday. Jofries
will have the fixing of the date OF the bout
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LOCAL.

Citizens of Houston are exultant over
MIR, Carnegie'si public library proposition
Meeting of the executive committee OF
the Good Roads movement.
One of the drowned men found near Sea-
brook thought to, have been a Greek fire.
man missing from the tug Minor.
The close of the sixth annual Chrysan-
themum show.
Annual meeting of the z z club and
election of officers.
The labor ordinance declared uncon-
stitutioual
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North from Tnrlnc.

Manila. November is. S:26 a. m.--General
Macarthur, with tho Thrty-sxth infantry.
a battalion of the Seventeenth infantry. q
troop OF the Fourth cavalry. several Cat
lings and detachment OF the sigma! corps,
has begur his northward march from Tar
lac which will be continued TO Bongu-
bong. province OF New vizcaya.
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To De Sent Home.

Youngstown, Ohio, November 17.--Mrs.
John A. Logan. Jr,, has received a tele-
gram from the secretary of var Ntifyng
have the body of Major Logan exhumod
and sent home. Mrs. Logan today received
a telegram OF sympathy from Admiral
DeMnY
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zuIus Growing InsoIcnt.

London. November 17.-Advices from
Zuiuland testify to the growing uneasiness
OF the British residents whose stores are
looted by the Beers with the result that the
zulus themselves are growing insolent
giving rise TO fear that they may attack
the unarmed British population.
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They Want am Advnncc.

Pawtucket. r. l., November 1.-THE ex-
ecutive committee of the Rhode Island
Mule Spinners association says 1t will
recommend 10 the association that the
manufacturers OF Rhode Island be required
TO grant an advance in wages of 10 per
cent. About $4,000 hands are employed
in the cotton mills of Rhode Island
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number nearly $50 souls The steamer
vasquo was then battling with the waves
few hundred yards off. Gherardi called
for = life line and forming party OF res
cuers In line Joining hands extending
out into the water. himself at the head.
he soon had hold of the line and, bringing
II to the shore. fastened the end securely
TO a neighboring tree. The crew climbed
down and along the line and we're safely
landed.
Ensign Gherardi is son OF the Rear
Admiral Gherardi, retired
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London, November i7.--An official dispatch
confirms the statement that Captain !. a.
talecne OF the Gordon Hlghlanders, attached
to the Dublin Fusiieers. and Lieutenant 4. II.
Farmland and thirty seven commits
stoned officers aud men of the Dublin Fus-
ieers are missing.
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escape and that the provision stores are
loaded on wagons ready for the flight of
the British.
A special dispatch from Durham says
tina, another complete armored train has
been sent to Estcourt to replace the one
disabled by the Beers yesterday.
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WASHINGTON.

A regular army officer mas teen given
the majority in the Thlrty-third volun-
teers.
DeArmond's friends are said to be
threateniie Bailey.
secretary Wilson issued ruiips on the
war tax regarding life insurance policies.
Secretary Root has instructed General
Obs to send the remains OF Major Logan
ipn,t.
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FOREIGN.

Mr.. Upton of Ohio will control the bank
ing system OF Venezuela.
Emperor William and party arrived at
Kiel en- route to visit the queen of Eng
land.
Japanese officials deny that the country
Is preparing for war and say they are
not prepared to fight.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-18
POLITICAL.

Bailey and Chiffon have been invited to
speak at Dallas by the Young Mems
Democratic club.
The democrats of Kentucky give notice
that they will contest the counting OF the
vote cast in Louisville.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BENEFIT OF a FLOUR MILL
shown by tho Operation Of One
~ Hillahnrn.

Hiilsboro, Texas, November H.
AS an evidence OF the value OF the
Hiilsboro Flour mill to Hill coun-
" farmers, It has paid out $4,000 rs
for wheat since 1t opened up last
August and is running on full time.
II has seventy-fve barrel capacity.
Fully FIVE times as much wheat
was planted this fall than ever be-
fore, and it is hoped IL can pro-
cure enough Hi county wheat next
year to run all the year without
having to send out OF the county
for wheat.
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STATE.

r. A. Peasants has BEEN aprointed TO
succeed his father as Justice OF the court
OF civ appeals
l.. NJ. orenheimer may be made major
general of the T. v. @.
The benefit OF -four mill TO farmers Is
shown bv tho operation of the mill at
Hilsboro.
A verdict OF not guilty was returned in
the Anderson murder case at Mckinney.
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Ma.asoraa,. aaaran,lne nal.ea.

say City, Texas November 1s.--Mata-
sorda county has raised quarantine against
, wharton and free travel is again estap-
pr. II. L. Rugeley has located a pest
mouse. ana all suspects will DO detained
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BOERS HAVE PRISONERS.
Schedule of the British Officers and Men Now
Held by the Enemy at Pretoria.

that the
Etghtcenh Of
Hce. md nine
the
men;
md or
mi
ofGc OF
men.
md
In betvyc
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Marching Throurh zuluInnd.

'''''F' IT ''f'F@'f TT fF'''F''
London, November 1.-THE Standard
and Diggers' News announces that 5000
Beers are marching through Zululand 1t
also says that deserier from Ladysmlth
reports great anxiety among the troops to
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Rte ofCnntirn,n1in.

foakum. Texas November 17.--At the
Episcopal church Wednesday night Bishop
Johnston administered the rite of con6r.
nation to four applicants Rev. Garden
OF Cuero was also present at the cere-
mony. '
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A six-RoundD Draw.

Chicago, November 17-Kid Mcfarland Of
New York and Matte Matthews of Brooklyn
tonight fought the liveliest and most even
fight here in a long time The fight took
place at the Fort Dearborn Athletic club and
was declared draw at the end of the sixth
round
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Negro Reported kinoa

Bryan, Texas November ia teIe.
phone report has been received here Of a
Killing near lola in Grimes county. Harry
n manney' eoiored, was killed by another
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DOMESTIC.

Russell Sage says the purchase of bonds
by the treasury department prevented
sarioua panic.
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Births at Ruure.

Runge, Texas. November 14.--Borr a,
.ne lith instant to Mr.. and Mrs. S. j..
Upton, boy.
Gus Tips. a girl. anu 'i' .
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FOREIGN BRIEFS.

PARIS lin the senate trial OF tho con-
spracy cases. NJ. Godfrey royalist. said there
the royaIsts.
CITY OF MEYIco.-A large Essllsh con-
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not delay one day before yocms1
ciallst. one to whom the nu ards ri
oren book and who unoersscrSt q -
Of weakness and disease any 4 FL
proper treatment for q e ~ 1dsur1| Z
the adding OF column o.
For oyer twenty years ~ iesil1&
HATHAWAY has nee e n,rnaetics ~
y y ri larger than that q ~ 4 . e.
combined. His cures o. ~ srssl =
conditions have been tne Inn ncnls r1
cal profession and tne XII
Or, Hathaway makes ~ hi3
suliat.on or advice, cltns, ssksd
mail, and when q Gaze y ki5ro
fee covers ell cost Of
slonal services. go EAT
,. NEWTON HATE.
Dir. Hathawny
200 3. Alamo Piases -
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Chairman Jones denies that any date has
been fxod on for the meeting OF tho National
democratic committee which is to be held
here early next year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-18

TO Cure In Grippe In Two Days,
Take Laxative Bromc Outline Tablsts. All
druggists refund this money II II fails to
cure p W Groves signature is on each
box. % cents.
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Pecnn Crop a Entry

sn''tpV'i'e' Texas. November 17.-Tbs
pecan crop is almost an entire failure her.
The freeze OF last winter is sunnoa,s, 81 n', =,
the cause. suppoaeu 10 be
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Cambridge. Mass.. November 17.-Twenty

CamDriuBe mass No'e"oei - "en's
minutes Of light signal practice by Harvard
today was considered enough to keep the
team In conditi.n to meet Yale tomorrow.
The Harvard men are confident In the
strength of their unbroken defense. They
think only q chance tumble can allow Yale
to score. Harvard's policy will be hard
rush, tackling the new men IN the Yale line.
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The board OF naval construction today
agreed upon a report recommending that tho
navy department award the contracts for
constructing the six new protected cruisers
authorized By congress-
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HARVARD AND YALE.

i,Iuc mud Crimson VIII Contest on
Hnryard's Gridiron.
Boston. November lit Is all faio at
Hotel vendome tonight. the blue to win over
the crimson in the football game on the
Harvard grdiron. The Yale team reached the
hotel at o'clock and the boys were given a
reception. The coaches are unani-
nous in their opinion that the physical con-
dtion of the men is we'll night perfect.
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Capetown. Thursday, November 6.-lt is re-
ported from Cotcsburg that a quantity of
guns and ammunition belonging to the
orange Free state and destined for Richmond.
have been captured by the British.
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Cllbanola Ciga
Always has been, always y
the best
...5e CIGAR..
sHERIETs' DEPARTxEys|

Wharton. Texas, November liz
or stolen, ON or about October i IN
Blanton's pasture about two mlIa'
of Mackay section in Wharton. ~!
bay or brown horse; four years oa
April; branded S with half circle anel
bar underneath on left Shoulder;
141a hands high; has been rode ysl3
not yet bride wisc, or was not vhsa
VIII pay $500 for recovery Of holR
$1,000 for thief If horse is stoleu,
Davis, Sheriff, Wharton. Texas
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London. November lin Wow OF the Boer
destruction OF bridges the war onice has
issued ofdets for the shipment Of quantity
81 bridge work between this and the end OF
tho ycar
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AZ meeting OF tho schlcy homo fund COM
mttce OF one hundred plans werc adopted.
the friends OF the admiral an opportunity to
contribute to the fund, A number OF sub
scriptons were made and several others an
nonnced, including one OF $3.50 by General
Felix Angus OF Baltimore.
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London. November IA dispatch from
Pretoria gives the announcement OF the min
lister OF mines in the interim Of the gold out
nut for october n total of 11.si6 ounces.
against i9G.55s in September and is210S In
August The dispatch adds somewhat iron
ically that some OF the employees haze worked
the fun month.
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THE ROYAL Fairly.

Emperor william Arrived Mt E<icI
ANA Made II speech.
Berlin, November 17.-Emperur william
the empress and two of their sons, August
William and Oscar. left Potsdam at 8
o'clock this morning for KEEL on their
way TO England.
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AT KIMBERLEY.
The Beers Are Now wearing Khaki
Iut!orIna,

Uniforms.
Kimberley, November a. evening. via
Hopetcwn. Saturday. November 1.-THE
Beers .gere busy yesterday in throwing
fresh earthworks There has been no
fear OF bombardmeut The De Beers mines
are practically closed.
The Beers are now wearing khaki uni
forms and blue puggarecs, making II difh-
o,llt to distinguish them from the British.
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Gonzales, Texas, s,ovember ls-S
or stolen, one black horse, u hana,
A years old, white hind feet, plsn'9
I 6 over V TT on left shoul'N
black horse, Is hands high, 70 yean
branded NJ. Both gentle work
Suitable reward for their recovery.
Glover, sheriff Gonzales county
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Washington. November 1.-THE cabinet
meeting tOday was brief and unimportant,
General satisfaction was expressed With tho
result OF Secretary Cages invitation for the
purchase OF bonds.
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BRIEF WAR ITEMS.

Lourcnzo Mardues, Thursday, November 10.
Secret service agents are continually arriving
here from the Transvaal.
London. November H. lit is reported that
the British government has purchased the
Cruesot guns ordered by the Transyaal. but
not delivered.
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Kiel, November 17.-Empcror William.
the empress and the younger princes ar
rived here this afternoon and were re-
ceiyed at the railway station by the elder
princes. Empress Augusta Victoria. with
the younger sons, Immediately went aboard
the imperial yacht Hohenzollern and the
emperor, accompanied by the two elder.
attended n muster OF naval recruits
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IHE SICK MADE

Have you any Pain, or acne, ~
Does yoIr blood show thai y ~ y
puri.ies7 Are you nervous! bE
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snsp AM Il
mind and
you easily
you lost e.
drain uro1N
tent ILL.,
performine
functionf
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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-05-11
Great Political Issue.

The Cincinnati Enquirer says tn,
money issues are:
l. Shall silver be restored to tn,
place in our financial system it occu
pied before the LIST of February, 1873
when its coinage was stoppedY
The Democrats say yes, the Repub
licans say no.
2. Shall we have free and unlim
tied coinage Of silver at the ratio es-
tablished and successfully maintained
by the fathers until silver was surrep-
titiously demopetized in 1877
Democrats say yes, Republicans
say no.
B. Shall all credit, or paper, money
be issued by the Government and all
banks of issue be suppressed
Democrats say yes, Republicans
say no.
d. Shall ali laws which discrimi-
nate or allow individuals or associa-
items TO disc inmate for or against
gold or silver in payment of debts be
repealed?
Democrats say yes, Republicans
say no
When the voting millions compie-
bend these Issues il will be an inter
esting theme for discussion, delibera
ton and action how our revenue laws
can be so constructed that the rich
will be compelled to pay a share Of
taxes.
If an income tax il unconstitutional
the organic law should be amended
without delay 1t is 80 manifestly
jus and proper that every individual
or corporation should support the
Government according to their ability
that every paper issued from the press
will be sustained by majority of its
patrons which demands the passage
OF property tax for the support of
the Federal Government.
Ii graduated income tar had been
sustained by the courts there could
not have been appropriations made by
the last Congress of 81 ,570,0O0,O0O.
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Carter.s Monthly for NAV.


Carriers Monthly Magazine, pub
lAshed In Chicago, and edited by 0pie
Read, is making rapid strides in the
public favor. 1t is the only ten cent
magazine in Chicago devoted exclus-
ively to American literature, and is
certainly supplyisg the need for a
western magazine. Each month the
magazine presents an interesting table
OF contents, consisting of short stories,
sketches of travel and articles OF gen.
eral interest, all profueely illustrated;
but in addition to this each number
contains an article OF philosophical,
economic, or scientific nature. The
leading article in the May Dumber is
"Weltmerism-the New Era IN Heal
ing" This is capable review OF the
Weltmer Method of Magnetic Heal
ing, the new science that is creating
sO much interest in the United States
and Europe. The article takes u the
question from scientific standpoint,
and shows the fundamental principles
upon which the science is based. The
writer visited the Weftmer Institute,
at Nevada, Mo-, for the purpose of re-
search, and was astounded at the mar
velous cures effected. Since Professor
Weltmer discovered the new science
three years ago and commenced it's
practice at Nevada, over 10000 pa.
TENTS have been treated, and the halt,
the lame, and the blind have been
cured. The article also describes how
the sick may be cured at distance by
a system OF treatment prescribed by
Professor Weltmer, upon the patients
sending to him statement of their
cases. The cures effected by this
method are as remarkable as when
personally treated. The new science
has opened up another avenue of bus
mess for young men and women, and
hundreds are taking the course OF IN
struction. The Weltmer Method of
Magnetic Healing is Winning the adj
miration of the most noted physicians,
for nearly all the cures effected had
been given up by doctors as opeless.
The remarkable success attending his
discoveries has stamped Prof. S. A.
Weltmer as one OF the great men Of
the age.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-05-11
MhOopinR Cough.

l had little boy who was nearly
dead from an attack of whooping
cough My neighbors recommended
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. / did
not think that any medicine would
help him, but after giving him few
doses OF that remedy / noticed an i'm
provement, and one bottle cured him
entirely. 1t is the best cough medi
cine l ever had in the house,. l..
Moore, South Burgettstown, Pa. For
sale by X. w. Smith, druggist.
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For Over Fifty Years.

AN OLD AND WELL-TRIED REMEDY.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty years by mil
lions of mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success.
II soothes the child, softens the gums,
allayf all pain, cures wind collie, and is
the best remedy for diarrhoea. In pleas
ant TO the taste. Sold by druggists in
every part Of the world. Twenty-Five
cents bottle. Its value il incalcu-
liable. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup, and. take no
1ther kind.