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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-04
THE 80 REsTING PLACE.

! dainty boudoirs. which are cheerfuily
decorated with a delicate shade Of blue.
her faVorite color Here. too. are the
thousand and one pretty tTifies. tho
photographs in silver frames. the In
dian and japanese knickkuacks, which
royal women love 10 collect but which
are elsewhere COnspiCuously absent
from the palace OF the car. The mod
ern dressing table and mirror are drap-
ed with exquisite Russian lace. and
there is a shell shaped bath which Is
both lovely and quaint.
The corridors and many Of the rooms
are lined with glass cases containing
priceless china. gold and silver sets, and
altogether the palace gives one the idea
OF a gigantic museum. Everything Is
on a grand. severe scale. which Is GER
tainly imposing but. 10 an English
mind. horribly bleak and uncomforta-
BILE. The Emperor Nicholas OF Crimean
fame inhabited three dark and cingy
rooms. q, stitute OF carpet or adorn-
ment. Into one Is squeezed "A narrow
bed. where the emperor. like the Duke
OF wellington. when he turned round
must have tumbied out.
The name Of that eccentric but enter
prising barbarian. Peter tho Great. 10
stu held in great awe by the Russian
people. Everything he wore made or
used has been religiously preserved as
n sacred relic, and the result Is a fine
omnium gatherum IN a long corridor.
known as Peters gallery. There are
his old coats his swords and even his
kitchen crockery. some OF IL clipped
and cracked and none or II interesting
from an artistic point Of view. In .
nook Is placed a mechanical wax image
OF this monarch. which. when a spring
was touched. used 10 rise and bow
gracefully 10 the astounded visitor.
Since this little device once nearly
frightened a nervous lady OF high rank
out OF her senses the performance has
been strictly forbidden.
A playful exhibition Is also given by
marvellous timepiece presented TO the
famous Catherine by Biron. IL Is made
in the form OF a silver tree. nine feet
high. on the top struts a stately pea
cock. while dogs. rabbits and other ami
mails crouch at its feet. As the hours
go round everything moveH--ths pea
cock bows. the birds flap their wings.
the dogs bark. and the rabbits sit up
and wash their faces. IL Is extremely
com,cal. but the whole design r. tawdry
and vulgar In the extreme
Catherine was 80 infatuated with the
donor Of this occentricity that when ne
left this vale OF tears she even put her
china and furniture into mourning sew
eral dinner sets were made expressly
FOR her use TIL her GRIEF was assuaged
by the attentions Of new admirer
Catherine was frightfully extravagant.
and the treasures. particularly the Jew.
elry. which she left would alone realize
an enormous fortune.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-04
A COMIC OPERA SCHEME.

The French government is very anX-
ious 10 build up a vast colonial empire
and is doing everything IL can TO foster
the scheme by interesting its citizens in
the idea One of the latest plans To de-
velop French influence and entice
Frenchmen 10 the distant wilds has re-
Gently been preached. II is nothing less
than to persuade girls 10 leave fair
France for these colonial spots. The
government agrees 10 provide the fair
colonists with a free passage. $50 in
cash and a $50 trOusseau when they
shall have beguiled the settlers into
marrying them.
The scheme has such an air OF comic
opera that an English rhymester states
il in the following terms of verse;
When you're living alone meath tropical
sun
or close to an African jungle.
a bachelors lot is a thing YOU would shun
And you cease TO think marriage a bun
gle
You can't make pet of lady OF jet,
And though you went crazy on Trilby
l fancy you'd flirt with maid in a skirt
No matter how ugly your Jill be.
y savage. they tell me. annexes his bride
An Englishman always announces. with
pride.
That We marry our maidens with rap
ture.
But France breaks lance with our boast
ed romance
(Which were all very well for an hourD.
The state gives beau both bride and
trOusSeau
And her passage by way OF dowry.
l fancy / see her, my merry nam zelle,
SAN forth on a sea that Is foamy.
Picked out by the state TO be somebody's
belle
In dreary and distant Dahomey.
She'll dry up her tears at the sight Of Al
giers
For bachelors waiting to greet her.
She's sweet and petite from her crown TO
her feet,
And hope that no native viii eat her.
scarce can conceive OF her caring to try
A honeymoon jaunt to Atbara.
There's plenty of room. though it's rather
too dry.
In the leagues OF the sandy Sahara.
l wish her good luck for her patriot pluck.
This latest colonial lassie.
Whose heart will be true in tho strange
Timbuktu
Or down with the poor MaIagasy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-04

av tn twin screws jigglin through tn
ship. Thin av a suddint tn smoke
stack av tn McCulIoch blazed up lOike
twinty powther facr'ries afoire.
"'Thot's thot domned Australian coal
fur yez, says a young ensign. pokin
his head through a port abaft an peer
in out al tn firewurruks.
You see, me frind, good Welsh coal
wuz as scarce as di'monds at Hong
kong, an tn McCulloch had a hOule full
av Australian punk, wild a shmoke-
stack thot choked UP wild SCOT like me
own throat wild thirst this blissid mo-
ment. Thank you, sir. No Hss thin
three tonnes she took foire an had tn
admirrul cursin Ioike twinty-least-
Always Nisther Jewey wuz very hot, me
frind. fur iviry tonne thot hamin torch
burnt UP We knew iviry Spanish dog in
tn forts must have seen il. BE thot
tonne we wuz in doirect loine wild tn
batteries az Corregidure. but divil a
gun was shot of till we wuz just off tn
rock av FL Fraile. Til Olympia, which
av course wuz leadin, wuz some half
MOLE. I should say. of this rock whin
there came tn divil av a boom frum a
heavy gun. Thot, me frind. wuz tn
first shot av tn battle av Manila Bay.
A shell went whstlin an scramin well
over our heads. an tn next minut tn
Concord barked wild a s inch shell av
her own. Thin back spakes tn fort
ag.n. spittin shell jist over III Con-
cord hersif. Thin tn McCulloch Joined
in tn musick, an tn Boston took UP
tn same chune. But IN ould Olympia
had her own business to do an wuz
wastin av no gunpowther on thot pile
av black rock.
In hSs tonne thin il takes in tn tellin
we WIZ past tn forts Wild only Jwinty-
seven noileS bechuue us an Manila
Bedad- an thot WIZ tn stranEest sail
as iver took. Dark Il WIZ. dark as tn
pit. an silent as tn grave, bedad. wid
only tn soft purrin az I'll engines an tn
tinkie av & little bell or TWO.
Thin Misther Jewey sint down
worrud thot all min as needed tn same
should lay down an have . bit az nap.
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all tn impotence av a four turreted
battIeship th0t little rooster av fshin
smack whit aroUn Io0kin fur throubie-
Fourth she wuz in tn loine av battle an
UP she went 10 Cavite all alone by her
self mind yez, wid her two little 5
inch guns an nothin but a wooden
wheel on IN break az her poop FUR
shteeTin gear. an. Tunnin her imparti-
nent nose Up under IN fort. she says.
says she, 'Surrinder. bedad. or III shell
Csvite' Ay all tn impairment little
muskeet0es th0t little huzzy az a gun
boat wiz IN wurst. an whin IN
slaughterin wuz over. whot does she do
but run Up alongside III dock a. Ma
Mia as cool an comfortable as though
she WIZ stamIn into IA Brooklyn navy
yard,
Thin. az course. AduirTuI Jewey
had his little tay party wid AdmiTrEl
Fun Deedyricks. Behave ia here. says
IN little man. says he. or out yez
goes But Misthsr Fun DeeGyricks
zspes actin On most eFnbarrassln az
ondsc5ntloike IN iviry way Thln says
Jewey- says h. IL his quiet Way. Is Il
war. Nis;her Hock der Kaiser. OF Is j.
gaee2' an .viry man az Us wuz fr9th-
IN AZ II mouth fur til chanst az gsttla
Al; thim-
Wei. tn only war II VIZ wuz thot
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-04
The MAN BEHIND The GUNS y

I fur there wuz throuble ahead, says he,
an Shape we did loike childer in their
cradle.
"Whin marnin broke, there we wuz
lyin off Manila, praisin God thot we had
shipped over iviry Spanish moine in
thot harbor an payin out ammunition
fur tn comm picknick.
Drink some coffee, me min says
Misther Jewey, lookin trough his glass
at tn tips av tn Spanish foightin ships
off Cavite. drink some coffee, me min,
an thin let's get at EN- says he
vivid thot, from iviry mast an flag
broke out our battle flags. whereupon
those noice little noine inch guns av
fort Luneta sphoke out a welcome to
us. Don't foire,' says Jewey, says he.
till tn Concord comes in Ioine' This
she did an slambanged two av her shells
at tn fort. Thin, me frind, 1 shtarted
in at tn game mesilf.
Now tn foirin av a blank shell is not
tn same song as slingin a few hunder
pounds av saltpeter an hell al a Span
yard. Noise? Well, it wuz a troife dis
turbin loike, fur wild six rounds some av
me bhoys wuZ bleedin at tn eardrums
an some wuz thot sick they wuz vom-
itin loike dogs. But on we whit. Ioike a
well behaved cake walk. due south till
we wuz two mOiles offshore. an thin
curvin round to tn west within 5000
yards av those Spanish dogs an their
ould tubs. Jist as we made thot shtate-
ly turn up comes tn sun beyant tn
hills, paintin Manila bay blood red an
loightin up tn Spanish ships fur me fur
targhet practice as noice as you PLACE.
TIL little man in white up on tn bridge
couldn't hould in no longer. Swing her
roun,' says he. Swing her roun, an let
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-04

! wuz handin out tn shells as fast as tn
hoist cud carry thin up on deck, an
whin there wuz nothin lift to do we
shtood an sweated wild an unaisy feelin
in tn pit av tn stummick an a shtrange
crawlin in tn roots aV tn hair, fur
iviry mither's son av US frum Misther
Jewey down to tn Ghirtiest little pow
dher monkey aboard knew thot we
moight be sailin over blue wather or
thot we moight be saiIin over twinty-
four Spanish moines. But shtill we
kept shlippin down tn dark, quietloike,
waitin fur some worrud to begin or ex-
pectin shell 10 waltz down through
tn awful blackness aV tn noight an
put sthop TO tn tremenjus strain. Yis,
me young frind, waitin worruk is awful
worruk! 1t turns tn stummick av sum,
an sum it turns domned religious, an
sum it makes act up loike divils Thin
selves.
Thin, all av a student, whin our
Ioine wuz stealth up moile off Core
gidure, up goes tn fash av a Spanish
signal loight. 1t came frum tn top av
tn island, just beyant tn Lighthouse,
an we knew thot in tin minutes all
Manila would know we wuz comm.
Thin came tn answerin flash frum tn
other soide av tn pass on tn south
mainland, where tn telygraf station
wuz kept fur tn sindin av messages 10
Manila. Thin bechune decks yez could
hear tn min breathin, thot shtill wuz
it aboard tn Olympia. But divil a deep
boom cum frum ayther soide, an divil
a gun did thin Spanish lifts have sinse
enough TO shoot down at US. fur which
shmall blissin thanks be to nivin
But on an on we slipped, closer an
closer to Manila, wild only tn triEble
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-04
IL LApr ~ - roEr..

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agrrrEr4zfy tus.st 90 airing fhstr
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writes sp-r1e1t o. an EEEllsh
paper. was IG fhe csraCary *
much Travelled American lady Who e.
clairrsd ap7ep1s - ueran'H flrhfs.
An. hos true q ls a. Fa7rfefsw says.
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1frrs were ar-fleeTz ever
Ore fget -u rra art tee 80 z-Ggs
90 ere fr.-E rarsfs-s sever
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den't fhlsx yssr poet wrote fh-ss unea
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-04
SENATOR STEWART AND MARK
TWAIN.

Senator Stewart Of Nevada recently
told an amusing story about Mark
Twain, when the famous humorist was
his private secretary.
The senator had known Twain in Vir-
ginia City when the latter was first lay
ing the foundation stone of his great
reputation. Shortly after Stewart had
been elected to the senate he ran across
Mark Twain on Pennsylvania avenue.
Washington. The humorist was looking
around for work and confided TO the
senator that he was rather short OF
funds. He was very anxious TO COM
plete his book, ''Innocents Abroad q"
Senator Stewart told him that he would
employ him as his private secretary and
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free foight whin our bhoys got shore
leave in Hongkong at tn end av tn
summer an STINT foive av tn Kaiser
Augustin min 10 tn hospital wild bro
ken heads. But I tell you. me young
frind. ii wuz nearer war thin yez bhoys
at home liver drained,
'Thot's about all av tn shtory, me
frind, fur I'm thot dhry wild tsIkin thot
beer or two would be savin tn loife
av wan av Uncle Sans best saymen.
You're a gintleman. sur. born an brid.
an here's lookin at you an III little ad-
mirrul an tn ould Olympia herself.
But reminder. me frind. this is man 10
man an no names"
ROBERT ". WILCOX.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-04
RUSSIA'S GREAT
MARBLE PALACE

The Winter palace at ST. Petersburg
is literally one OF the rOomiest in the
world. Besides the numerous vast re-
ceptiOn rooms. there are so many suits
OF apartments that any once allotted 20
royal visitor are kept ever after for
his or her sole use in the state in whseh
they were left. This holds good even
when the visitor fer whom they were
prepared never arrives 10 occupy them
Certainly elegantly arranged apart
ments still await the arrival ef Prince
Alexander Of Battenberg and are kept
in fresh and perfect order. as though he
might turn Up at any moment.
Notwithstanding the risks OF every
kind which daily surround the Russian
imperial family. the national custom Of
substituting nimSy curtains FOR the
common or garden door y adhered 10
throughout the Winter palace. This ia
the case even in the young czarina's
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-04
In His Own Way He Tells the Story
of the Great Sea Fight Which
Has Made the Name of
Dewey a House.
hold Word.

min av tn loine is not supposed to be
sayin those things which is tn privit
property av tn secretary av tn navy.
But tn war; is over, bedad, an tn
admirrul himself is comm home, an
whin mans proud av a thing yez can
no more kape his tongue quiet thin yez
can spoke thur-rteen inch gun wild a
pipe shtem!
well, 10 shtart at tn beginnin, it
wuz way in April av lasht year thOt We
WIZ lyin, quiet as ye PLACE, in tn har-
Dor av Hongkong. Shure, an great
shpOrt it wuz, fur many a visut US
hathens av tn lower deck made to Gay
strate. But thot is naythur here nor
there. Thin all av suddint up spakes
tn British giverment-which is to say
tn British consul ginirel av Hongkong
an says, says he, 'Misther Jewey,'
says he, you're a frind aY ours an a
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! 'em have II hot says he. SO roun
swings tn ould Olympia. an tn con-
cert began wild tn forrard inch
guns. Thin tn foive inch guns had TO
sthick their finger into II as well, an
thin tn other ships took up tn chorus.
an after thot. me frind. l wuz too busy
10 reminder list whot took place. All I
know is thot I could have ate me own
heart out wild rage. fur me first shot
fell wan hundred yards short av its
mark which. by tn same, was tn Reina
Cristina. But on iviry ship ay Jewsy's
whit. cool an sthately an Teg1er, jist as
II we wuz givin a naval p'rade off Moo
York city. a cake walk il wuz, me
young frind a cake walk wild tn bigges'
band as liver made mUsick. OF Sangley
Point fort we did tn turn about, noice
as you PLACE. loike a bee-yew- teeful
long shnake. spittin out shells as we
stained UP an down tn course FCive
blissid tonnes did we shwagger up an
down thot loine. each tonne DRAWN
closer an closer 10 thin dogs av Span
yards An not wanst, me frind, did III
musick shtop.
Thin AIisther Jewey says. says he
4 Ne min. whot's tn matther wild a bite
or two to ate?' says he. carelessIoike.
but wild his eyes on III half empty mag
aZine Az his ship
We wuz a moighty dirthy crowd
Tn shmoke wgz thot thick yez couldn't
see your own hand al tonnes. an we
Wuz thot black wid pOwther an salt
peter an sweat thot our own mothers
wouldn't have known US They carried
up foreman or TWO. Frustrated wild
tn heat, wid skins tn color av a dried
lemon We had been playln on our
breech blocks wid tn fore hose, III
same bein thot hot yez could bIisrher
your hand wid tn heat az them. 4
I0otenant-an a noice young man he
WIZ. too-who wuz shtand!n on van az
N gun Platforms a-tuTnin an a-turD-
in av tn brass circles on his siEh-in
TELESCOPE an spinnin his range wheel
Ioike mad an Tockin thot big gun a.
his Up an down loiks as Z he VIZ
sQuirtin shot an sudden death on the
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four months. after which Only a small
proportion Of them were found 20 b. sd-
died. The air IN the storage apparatus
was cooled and allowed 20 circulate
freely around the eggs. which were
turned periodically 10 keep the yo.ks
surrounded with albUmsu- This was
done by mocha ulsnl-
Mechanics and Iab0-srs VIII do weil 90
shua the Philippines Skilled artisans
are paid az equivalent Of SIS per month
n gold Accountants. bookkeepzEs saa
clerical employees get from so . So
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= Victoria sua South Australia hare
a5oTtet ressi1iioa charging a1l4-
ilrgs PER half gear OF each c1rfent &C.
count
Lor6on kaa az phyEclsns-
Porto R.c9 has So CoFee clEatatioTsE-
Televraras ln CAsi~ roat cents each
Canada has lfa TaifwsyE
u is szid thzt the TurEs we're the frsT
- buzz 1as8r 6szf 20 eenefer.ea a<1r1-
- 18th ornamental he16ffszes-
Ths llfe q "a editor n Esrvaa - rot =
4sllSkts-l czS- E..iA-1 Ia past tss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-04
The war was over!

The war was overt
Off Staten Island half a dozen huge
dun walled leviathans Of Uncle Sam 5
navy swung round lazily with the tide.
Instead of spouting forth fire and shell
and sowing the air with thUnderbolts of
death and destruction they rocked
slowly and gently on the quiet swells
like so many baby cradles. Nothing
worse than a broom swept their decks.
Instead Of the smell Of gunpowder and
gun cotton there was the odor Of fresh
paint mingled with whiffs Of the jack
les tobacco and the appetizing scents
that came up from the messroOm. From
hidden corners under shady superstruc-
lures came the stray notes of sailor
songs and the rhythmical pIink-pIank
Of banjoes. Girls and jauntily dressed
women wandered inquisiuvely about the
shining decks. laying gIoYed hands on
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pr month ard the common Izbore-
about s. pev month n gold
The population = In1la - over 80 -
90. yei there are more gods than peg PIE
Every town has SIS fav1Tite Getty.
The rnosf important irbr ard mach r.
cry aorks 81 BrszI is the Nat.es-sl
Rolling rns- = Fsso IL J8re.To. GaVirE 2
harts1r front and railway siding TEeEs
uerkz have q combined power q -
norse power. with electric Installation
za6 employ about 50 opeTztlEee-
A. ire Australian BANKS. sxcs-f i6Sss
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yeaFB ere weekly pager has has 81 "a
tlrH Fft~fa ~ fhsa are FL tai -
ca.z rsssftaz up1a z9srTrraeef aEasrs-
ffFg gsF rFr1 - zee cotton seess
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sfoesgcFB - Araer.eaa na
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tyss-au r. r.an ga psansaegs g. cad
fseusT Sc go esHt
4 Gee gaaafy - ifh grzpate ssens
has bees za-ssrfss nss~ Starts. Tsna-
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10 a.
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been found in every province. and there
are good reasons for believing thar in
the more or less dim and distant future
China may be the greatest coal produc-
ing country N the world In Sha1-si. n
the north ot China Is a continuous field
1850 miles n area OF anthracite coal.
said 70 be equal u the best PennsyI-
vanja-
An experiment IN storing eggs was re-
Gently tried 81 Leith. Scotland. where
some 5o.eoO Scotch. Irish and Danish
cess were sealed II an apparatus for
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LITTLE FACTS OF INTEREST.

The Russian government has decreed
that women having completed the nee
essary courses of study and obtained
their diplomas shall have the right 90
practice as doctors with exactly the
same status and rights as are accorded
TO men. This is a great event IN a coun-
try where up 10 the present the enamel
patton Of women has been dead letter.
In Japan most Of the horses are shod
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with straw. Even the clumsiest q cart
horses wear straw shoes. which. in their
cases, are tied round the ankle with
straw rope, braided 50 as - form a sole
Tor the foot about half an inch thick.
IL is doubtful. says Chambers Jour
nal. il the prospects OF railway making
in China would De SO attractive We're IL
not for the rich deposits OF coal possess
I'd by the empire. Coal is said 10 have
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DISEASES OF THE SKIN.

The intense itching and smarting incl
dent to eczema, letter, salt-rheum, and other
diseases the skin is instantly allayed BY
applying Chamberlain's Eye and Skin
Ointment. Many very bad cases have been
permanently cured BY it. It is equally
efficient for itching piles and favorite rem.
edy for sore nipples; chapped hands, chill
blains, frost bites, ana chronic sore eyes.
For sale by druggists at % cents per box.
TryDr. Cady's Condition Powders they
areiust what horse needs when in bad condi-
ton. Tonic, blood purifier and vermifuge.
For sale by T. j. Liable. druggist.
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Texas Health Resort.

A health resort, Fl Davis Maria on
tho line Of the Southern Pacific-Sunset
Route. Is rapidly coming into promi-
hence. The climate ia unexceiled for
those ailments where pure and whole
some air is prescribed.
In order to present an opportunity to
those wishing to visit this delightful
spot. the Sunset Route has announced a
rate of and One-third fare for the round
trip. good to return until October 3lst.
Call on any local agent of the Company
or address l.. j. Parks. A. G, P. & T. A.
southern Paci6c-Sunset Route. Hous
ton, Texas. NT k
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Whooping Cough.

I had little boy who was nearly dead
from an attack Of whooping cough. My
neighbors recommended Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. I did not think that
any medicine would help him, but after
giving him few doses Of that remedy
noticed an impfo, emeut. and one bottle
cured him entirely. 1t is the best cough
medicine ever had in the house,. l..
Moore. South Burgettstown. Pa. For
sale by T. ]. Liable.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1899-05-20

have been a sufferer from chronic
diarrhoes ever since the war and have
used all kinds Of medicines for 1t. At
last I found one remedy that has been .
success as cure. and that is Chamber
laln's Collie. Cholera and DiRrrhoea Re-
medy.-P. L. Grisham. Gaars Mills, La.
For sale BY 7. j. Liable.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1899-05-20
NOTICE.

Vehicle owners Of the Corporation OF
st. Martinville are hereby notified that
have low on hand and ready for delive-
~ the Vehicle License tags of the Town
Of st. Martinville. 'pi +-t x.
Parties interested are requested to call
at once to avoid costs. A.V.FLEMING.
~ sa Collector.