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The Nevada Democrat., 1858-02-17
READ AND REFLECT.

DR.. CHAS. H. T0ZERs CARD TO THE AFFLICTED.
Quick cures and Lou Prices al The old established o6ice 6h
,ed bd0een and X aTces
DOCTOR TOZER returns his thanks TO his Pa
~ tents for their patronage and would embrace this op
portunty remind them that he continues to consult
those difficult of VENEREA which have bsied the
skill Of Of the most celebrated Physicians Of the age
and unon which he has never failed
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-02-17

The above sale is postponed until THURSDAY, Dscsn
Der 3lst, 1857, oy order of PlaintiBs Attorney
5. W. BORING Sheriff,
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-02-17

The above sale is postponed for want of bidders, until
s. ". BORING, Sheriff.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-09-29
Signing the Pledge.

Rev. John Abbot, the sailor preach
er, tells the following good story of one
tot his converts to temperance:
Mr.. Johnson, at the close of cold
winter lecture, intimated that he must
sign the pledge in his own way, which
he did in these words:
Il, VIM. Johnson, pledge myself to
drink no more Intoxicating drinks for
one year"
Soma thought he wouldn't stick three
days, others allowed him a week, and
few others gave him two weeks, but
the landlord knew him best, and said he
was good stuff, but at the end of the
year, Bill would be q good soaker
Before the year was quite gone, Mr..
Johnson was asked by Mr.. Abbott
'tBill, amt you going to resume the
pledge?"
swell, / don't know, Jack, but what
[ will. | have done pretty well so far,
will you let me sign it in my own
way?"
ooh, yes, any way SO that you will
not drink rum"
Re writes:
4, VIM. Johnson, SIGN this pledge
for nine hundred and p;nety e years,
and if I live to that time, / intend to
make out q lease"
In day or two after, Johnson went
to see his old landlord, who eyed him
as hawk does chicken.
90, landlord," Wlined Bill, accom-
panied by sundrv contortions of the
body, as if enduring the most excru-
ciating torment, 81 have such lump
on my side"
''That's because you've stopped
drinking. You von't live Two years
longer at this rate"
"IfI commence drinking, will the
lump go away?'
yes. If you dop't you will have
another lump on the other side
'Do you think so, landlord? ."
Il know it; you'll have them on your
arms, back, breast and head-you will
be covered all over with Jumps"
"Wel may be ] will, said Bill.
"Come, Bill" said the landlord,
''let's drink together;" at the same time
pouring the red stuff from the decan-
ter into the glass, gug, gug, gug, gug.
"No," said Johnson, Il can't, for |
signed the pledge again."
''Y on amt though, YOU are fool -
eyes, that old sailor coaxed SO hard
| could not get Off"
Il wish the old rascal was in GUM
ea. Well, how long do you go this
time"
''Nine hundred and ninety nine
years." whispered Bill
''Y on won't live year.
"Well, if I drink, are you sure that
lump on my side will go away?"
"Y es."
wv ell, ! guess I won't drink; here's
the lump continued Bill, holding up
something with hundred dollars in it;
land YOU say I'll have more such Jumps,
and that's what | want"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-09-29

EtSoLD AGAIN. During the month
Of January, 1850, while stopping at the
Sutter House, in Sacramento City, Cal
ifornia, I accidentlv overheard a con-
yersation between two gentlemen, one
Of whom was from New York City,
and had been in the country nearly q
year, and the other had Just arrived
The new comer was lamenting his con-
ditiOn, and his folly in leaving an abun-
dance at home, and especially two
beautiful daughters, who were Just bud
ding into womanhood, when he asked
the New Yorker if he had family
Eyes, sir; have wife and six child
zen in New Y York, and [ never saw one
Of them" After this reply, the couple
sat few moment in silence; then the
interrogator again colnnenced: wv ere
you ever blind, sir?'' 'sNo, sir" "Did
You marry a widow, sir?'' ''No, sir"
Another lapse Of silence. <Did | I'M
derstand you, to say, sir, that you had
a wife and six children living in New
( ork, and Ead never seen one of fthem?'
eyes, sir-I so stated it, another
and q longer pause of silence. Then
the interrogator again inquired: GLOW
can it be, sir, that You never saw one
Of them:" "Nhy," was the Response,
"o1ae ofMcne was born after I left p
''Oh, ali, >" and q general laugh followed;
and after that the New Yorker was es-
pecially distinguished as the man who
,::>haa SIX children, and never saw opo
Of them"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-09-29
s Sleepy Deacon.

There are times and seasons when
sleep Is never appropriate, and with
these may be classed the sleep of the
good old Cincinnati deacon.
The deacon was the owner and over
seer of a large pork-packing establish
ment. His duty it was to staad at the
head Of the scalding trough, watch in
hand, to "time" the length of the scald,
crying Hog in p when the Just slaugh-
tered hog was TO be thrown into the
trough, and Hog out.' when the
watch told three minutes. One week
the press of b9siaess compelled the
packers unusually hard labor, and Sat
urday night found the deacon complete
ly exhausted. Indeed he was almost
sick the next morning, when church
time came; but he was q leading mem
Der, and it was his duty to attend the
usual Sabbath services if he could
He went. The occasion was of unusu-
81 solemnitv, as a revival was in pro-
gress. The minister preached ser
mon well calculated for effect. His
His preparation was a climax of great
beauty. Assuming tie attitude Of one
intently listening, he recited TO the
breathless auditory:
"Hark, thy whisper; angels say
"Nog i1a,' came from the Descon's
pew in 4 stentorian voice The aston
ished audience turned their attention
from the preacher. He went on how
ever, unmoyed-
''sister spirit, come away"
"Hog out" shouted the deacon,
/" tally four"
This was too much for the preacher
and audience. The latter smiled, some
snickered audibly, while a few boys
broke fer The door to f'spiit their sides"
laughing outside within full bearing
The preacher was entirely Disconnected
Sat doWn-arOse again--pronounced
q brief benediction, and dismissed the
anything else than solemn-minded hear
ers. The deacon soon came to a real
ling sense of his unconscious interlude,
for his brethren reprimanded him Sc
yerely; while the boys caught the infec-
ton Of the jo1e, and every possible oc-
casion afforded an opportunity for them
to say "Hog IN .!''-"Hog ont !"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-09-29

- 4 railroad condoctor Who wore
a long, roony, white 1nien sack coat,
with standing collar, and buttoned
up to the chin, had a dispute with ftc-
male passenger. The lady Won vlcto-
~ gloriously by the following brilliant
and destructive charge :-"You are a
purity fellow, amt you? You are the
FIST conductor ever seed agwinc about
among a passel owe decent wlnmen
folks IN has ShuttaiU Ii2tyou 'ShGna-
ed owe yourseIf?" He probably was,
for he left that car quickly, and unbut-
toned the sflirt-tail coat.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-09-29
Never get Ready to Die.

Up, up, and give fight to the legions of wrong
Give zealots and bigots the lie,
Who oant,ngly tell you with faces so long,
That all should get ready to die.
THIS world is too full of your dying ones now,
And We need in this terrible strife,
Not souls that are ftinting and pining l trow,
But souls that have vigor and life.
While one lift at Hunanity's wheels you can
give,
Or one tear YOU can wipe from the eye,
Get ready, my brother, keep ready to live,
But never get ready to die.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-09-29
No Time for Swapping.

An Indiana man was travelling down
the Ohio, on 3 steamer, with a mare
and two-yoar old colt, when, by a
sudden careen Of the boat, all three
were tilted into the river. The Hoosier
as he arose, putting and blowing above
water, caught hold Of the tail of the
colt, not having a doubt that the natu-
raj instinct Of the animal would carry
KIN safe ashore. The old mare took a
''bee line" for the shore, but the fright
ed colt swan Justify down the current.
with its owner still hanging fast.
Let go Of the colt, and hang Oh TO
-thc old mare" shouted some of his
friends.
''Phree, boohr' exclaimed the Hoo
sier, spouting the water from his mouth,
and shaking his bead Ike a New found
land dog, ''it's mighty fine, yoFrtaIiipg
me to let 90 the colt; but to man that
can't swim, this amt exactly the time
for s'caPpjfg horses"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-09-29
-v1@ s~

4 WEATHER ,ITEM.-The Court .was
called. There was a czoed upon the
brow of the Judge. Silence roiaed.-
William Mulligan was hailed, but vii
liam was mist. The Judge ahu5aelerea
The Prosecuting Attorney storDaea.-
The Jury's labor zighte1seA, bnt,WilEafa
Mulligan, the brave. the good, had fled
from the oppressor into land Of s'tfe
free and home Of the braye:."- "-Ncao
7-'erse5E
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-09-29

Cool IMPUDESCE.-The editor Of a
western paper ows a bank about 81, ,00G
for which they hold his note The de-
faulting wag announces it thus i'll his
paper: ''1here is large and rare col
lection Of the autographs Of distingu-
ished individuals deposited for safe
keeping in the cabinet Of the Farmer s
and Merchants Bank, such accompan-
.ieG with q note in the handwriting Of
the autographs. We learn that they
have cost the bank great deal of mon
ey. They paia over a thousand dol
lars for ours. We hope great care is
taken to preserve these capital anf IL
teresting relics, as, should they be lost,
we doubt whether they could be col
lected again. Should the bank, how
ever, be so unfortunate as to lose ours,
well let them have another at half
price, in consequence Of the very hard
times
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-09-29
The Gable.

'Tis done the angry sea consents
The nations stand no more apart
With claspcd hands the continents
Feel throbbings of each others heart
Speed, speed the Cable; let it run,
a loving girdle round the earth,
TIL all the nations meath the sun
Shall be as brothers at one hearth;
As brothers pledging hand in hand,
One Freedom for the world abroad,
One Commerce over every land,
One Language and one Con!
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-09-29


=. \ green looking chap from the
Green Mountain States went oyer the
line and on to Montreal, "to look r0eAad
aleede." Going into a~large and hand
some dry good store, his verdancv at
tracted the attention Of the proprietor,
who attempted to quiz hin, but unfor-
tunately having al irn-p-P-p-pedinent
in his speech, he had to give it up, and
his head clerk came forward to speak
for him. The clerk began :.Mr. Bull
wishes to know if you can tell him why
Balaam's ass spoke?" "WeH,'' says
Jonathan, II rather guess how that
Baiaam was stutterin' maa and his
ass had to speak for him
The clerk closed his face.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-09-29

Hus6ond.-Well, my love, / have
sold Carlo.
Wys-(Who abhers Dogs 'Now
Charles, that's kind II you-the dirty
nasty brute-you ougnt-to .bave done it
long ago"
Rus5an,-Yes my love; got so dol
lars good trade-all in pups at
ten dollars apiece"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-09-29

MARRIAGE CERENoNY.-As an old
Dutch farmer just arrived at the Dig
nifty OF Justice Of the Peace, had his
first case Of marriage, he did it up in
this way; He SAFE, first to the man,
well, you wants to be marrit, do you:
Veil, Won lovesh dish woman so good
as any woman you have ever seen?'-
s'Yes," answered the man. Then to
the woman: "Ncll,S ,Sdo you love dis
man so better as any man YOU have
ever SEEM" She hcsitated little, and
he repeated: 'sNell, we'll, do you like
him so veil as TO be his wifc?" eyes,
yes,' she answered. Vcll, dat ish all
any reasonable man could expect. So
you are marrit; / pronounce you man
and wife,
The man asked.the. Justice what was
to pay. 4'Nothihs at all; you are vel
come to it, if 1t will do you any good"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-09-29

TABLE OF FEDERAL NQSEy.-The
expenditures of the Democratic party,
under the reign Of Buchanan, can be
properly seen and fully appreciated, by
glance at the following cable. Sta
tiStics show the expenses to be,
s9O,OoO.O00 year,
$7,500,o0O a month";,
1885, 600 g weeks!!
s267, ,895 day y..!.
S11, 1852 an hour!.!!.
1886 minute III,
$3.50 second !..fi.i
Is not this view Of the case startling?
The peoples money is shelled ont by
the present Administration at the rate
Of three dollars and fifty cents for ev-
cry tick Of the clock! No wonder the
Nation is getting over head and ears iii
debt.-ButuIo EJpresS.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-09-29
----sA~ ~+@e-A,r-

A SPREAD EAGLE ToAsT-At Prem
It's Center, Ne, on the 25th, the follow
ing was the second regular sentiment.
Our Nation-Begottcn midst the
storm Of the sixteenth century, its in
fantile movements were dim and dis
tinctly seen on board the May Flower,
on the rock Of Plymouth, at Jamestown
on the Plains Of Monongahela, and on
the heights of Abraham: the sscaprici-
GUS squalls'' of its infancy were heard
in the tea party Of Boston, in Faneuil
Hall, or the plains Of Concord, Lex
iEg-on and Bunker Hill; in his bovhood
he ran barefooted and bareheadeG over
the fields of Saratoga, Trenton, Prince
ton, Monmouth and Yorktown, whip
ping his mother and turning her out of
doors; in bis youth he strobe over the
plains Of the boundless West, and call
ed them his own, paid tribute to the de-
pot Of Barbara in powder and ball,
and spit in his fathers face from behind
cotton bales in New Orleans, wh.ppea
the mistress ofshe ocean, reveIled in the
halls of Montezumas, straddled the
Rocky Mountains, and with one foot
upon the golden sand ana the o.ter
upon Goldfish and lumber, defed the
world; in his manhood, clothed in pur-
pie and fine linen, he rides over con
-tinent in cushioned cars, rides over the
ocean in palace steamers, sends bis
thoughts on the wings Of lightning to
the world around, thunders at the door
Of the Celestial Empire and at the por.
tails of distant Japan, slaps his poor old
decrepit father IL the face, and tells him
to be careful how, he peeps into any Of
his picaroons, and threatens to make a
sheep pasture Of al the land that joins
MIN. What he will doin old age, God
only knows. May he live ten thousand
years, ''and bis shadow never be less"
= Chicago Journal
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-09-29
THI WOOD COUNTY, REP0RTIl.
Grand Rapids. Wood Co., wis

JOHN n. BRUNDAGE, EDITOR AND PrBLrsHEr.
+. NJ. HAlNES, CORRESPONDENCE EDITOR.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-09-29
NEW HARDWARE STORE 4 TIN SHOP

ONE DOOR SOUTH OF scorr's STORE.
ARDWARE aad Cutiery.Iron Nails, White
II Lead, Glass, Mechanics Tools, Axes, House
trimmings &c, &c; Tinware Stoves and Stove
flpe, y Cut and Mill Saws. All KINDS of Re-
pairing IN Tin and CopperPlate work done at
hort Lotice,
FylL P. SMITH C BROTHER,
Grand Rapids, Dee. 3. 1857
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-09-29
RATES or JOB WORK.

RATES or JOB WORK
Full Sheet Posters, first hundred, Sc 90
Each subsequent hundred 3 90
Half Sheet Posters, first hundred, 4 90
Each subsequent hundred . 90
Quarter Sheet Posters, first hundred, . 50
Each subsequent hundred, ! 90
Eighth Sheet Posters, first hundred, . 90
Each subsequent hundred Is
Ball Tickets, according to quality, first
hundred, SO to $ 90
No iebs issued from the Office until paid for
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-09-29
rerms-Two Dollars a-year, in advance.
RATES or ADFERTISTNG.

UBIItAtF NDF4Nta Pot ADVERTISING ratcS.
CARDS in business DIRECTORY, not exceeding
six lip@s, s. per year.
GsrKAy NOTICES, 81, 80 for one animal, and 23
cents for each additional one-paid in advance
TRANSIENT ADVERTISING PAYABLE in advance.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS paid for when atiida-
@ita are given.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-09-29

*He should haze applied to Mrs. Cunning
ham
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-05
To the Citizens of California.
C a II ITO N
Wo!lc'S Schcidam Aromatic
SCTTN APPS,

Which iullJatpi conpp nis aroinlendcd to sell
California ~ unsi my Z mime article.
My object i > 1n.UIncr That ave rrc'1tly e.
tHhli,hcd M A3E Cf IN SAN FR \NClSCb Tor
supplying the state aui Oregon with my Schuapps
lni tnIt hrrrHitrr VIII always keep slid agency
supplied with trge stock; s'thHi Gcsperiuh'o drug
Ssts aud lil1or dealers throughout Calii rutn
c.lu always supply themselves ut a regular price,
merely rHbush over thc New York pace to cover
to~t ii irHghi and ch lrs 's; thus avoiding compn nj
a. h'r 'pilrv. ui occasional scarcity ana cAtrumc
ui-h lUica
Its NV many years since lrst nppr Ell these
.chnupp-lrpn the cole JrAtd Old ii>tllcry ~ SGhri,
dam, linlanl IN witch am Interested II - now
cone edcd that no Gtu WascNHr imported iuto this
country whch has apTrplchrl my Schnupps IA re-
gard To PURITY, HEALfllfGiNES and EN-
QUtSiTE AROMA or flavor. This clam. and toe
proof tint 10 their universal popularity and the I'M
mrnsa and Increasing consumption by all classes,
north and south, ca-rHud west com prisng the tenn
perance people medical faculty, &c., 10 such nn oN
tent that my eSlIb.ishinrn, packing The enormous
quantity OF t00JbJttlcs prrdy Is barely able TO hi
It's orders.
Also the Wo'sa's Schlapps have been analyzed
by the mns' celebrated Chemists, Drs. Not aud
Deck, Of Wv York; AMI others, who all testify that
they
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-05
IIfsrIcrsnr rHNpEAcE.

tlphir ToNnshIpl
M :, Berry Edwar DOuaho
coSsrABLEs
I., t2phir Town-hiPl
'-assJ Purcell ....... ............Ro RoosrtL Patton
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-05
Perfectly Pure Medical Tonic

Invalua1lo a remedY against BAD WATER,
OR RtVEt.LNDltESt ~. DYSPEPSIA. bEBlii-
TY, SC ihey also certify thl they Dlnd my
Schnapp, to be free iron ArnYhc Alcohol or Fusl
Oh, au exceedingly hurful inyrr iicnl, found In all
common Gin. which DT. Mott 'scribcs us "fctid
acrd, and ashmalical aud producing irrcpnrablc cf
frc.s upor the aud st0mach" The certificates
Aisu piVve my Schnapps pcri1ctly clear Ot "the SO
c,nd ~ heavier Essential On ot juniper, also dan
gerou. component, produced by the over distltton
pracccd q increase the Inantity 10 making ordinary
tin "
These statements are tr 1de with n view to tnNit"
m.,lri- ~ n f rnii between the gen Iinr Wulic's
Schnap2s and cytrio brand OF ,gIs limitation
mixed ductor,i np, az Sweeiencd GIn; IN square,
black bottles. Uuuun Of my ~iylo Of prttirs) unici
,liesrptt nam aud ltbrl- wnith"r market huhi ~
,.rrinnln tlullnni ScnrilIm S'hnHpp-, Nc, Ia mi
nit, variety -couh iehi tht IA trId Aiil result m
California ll-i a. 1t ht- tJd1 since done IN al The
older states N rep iia lug al tho ho2h~ hnShplc-
sone tn,latinn- referred u,tui ne ecpnPrtrtfnnph
,f my pure Scheilam Schn,pp
de-ire briefly 10 notice two iaci- which nave lately
nd,lpi largely to the Of Wull's Schn lpps IN the
city nf New York ald is where. 1T Pure frcnch
urauIy itisuvx almost IN iussIhic t. obiain-ncary
al the oIIndy Imported from France being American
raw spirits sent there IN iU into bahI!, hn shipped
back NJ AN. III Nam proplc are aDahlp'ihS the
use of American whiskcy, brandy and gin, nince II
ha- been discovered that sfRYCilSi&B, dpady
nu sn - Al the west IN dstllins, thereby ~
er,s.sing he yield Liquor about Ona-third
Inc,nclusiDn, yii ~ to all Who durirr Sh0 -
.on ngrccn blc tonic aud .tindlcnLglye lar trti1
~ y l. + T. y
Scheidam Aromatic Schuapps.
UDU1fdO wolf L.. 5Jic Importer,
u6-3m ~ Beaver erect, Nrw York
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-05
Notice to the Afflicted.
JUST ARRIVED IS SACRAMENTO FROM SAN
IKANCiSCO,
DR.. DAVIS,

or THE CITY OF DUBLIN,
NNTIlO ~ hAiLy RESTORING aIGur TO THE
w Hlud' lIrarhg 10 the Deaf Inni,hng Iiipl
Removing Marks from the face, crinH Iiics nnd had
sore legs Hair also restored to the head mud pre-
vented from failing oil
The Dp-lnrwill cure PRIVATE DISEASES In loea
time than Any min IN the world, without luss of lime
tu thc pm HoHt
LADIES, Will Houknerfes OF any hind, give rim
cfl| ltd - viii u1 r'Rrel it Ladies' also nte endcd
80 bf lritrr
Irrspus trclt,d lut NpN8U UMPTlON had better SEQ
he Doctor, us nine ccp oui of twelve arc not Con-
slmpi ~ al nl aud ara curable. All persons may
ho sur" TINT tho Doctor VIII not take amy case In
hnnd unless he IL certain Of cfiecting cure.
The aNcnt oi Imposition nDw-n dnys in the practice
~ udicuc, induces the Doctor to- invite all efsuIs
iu his office. where they con see ~ them-eiVrs tho
cures hC performs; VII, tr also, bis Office book is
open for reference io hr hIplfrds he has cured In
San francrco, and al'o HE Diplunn.
Cancer Cured without the
kuitr
MARK This 10 tho nr. Dntis who performed 50
many wonderful cures nj his Dlicc io7 Inndway,
Now YORK.
Notice 90 the Ola Country People.
ur. Davis ttelts n cascs The same ~ be- did IN
Madam STEPHENS HOSPITAL, 10 DabIin,
Once hours. from . 4. y. .tu7 T. ".
ORR 'E-&n. t. |. street brlNcrn Srci nd nud
THIRD. LIB ad-.u
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-05
UNITED ST ArEs SENATORS.
d G Frederick k..,............ ........W .Wm.G GSh
US. REPRESENTATIVES,.
C.Mckibben. ...... .... .Chas Scott
COUNTY OFFICERS.
SUPERVISORS.

~ 5''tr'ct ........... ...f. n Wat"'ws
.......... .:..... ...oweh Mnp"y
-.'.'....-..s.s -. . "'P'N'
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-05
~ The Mustang Linimcnt Cares

~ The Mustang Linimcht Cares
Rhoumattsm;
Tho Mustang Lintnnut cures sUGjonts;
The Mustang Lini Uont G lfos Hu"ns and " Wonnd.
The NiTaw tlim NJ cures Suics hl Ulcers;
The Mustang Linmtnt cures rakei Breasts aud
Sore Nirphs
The NI.tnng fiuimout cures Ncuallm;
Tn' ni'tnnE Lintm 'u' ctrrs ccrns ami Nort;
The Mustang Liidmcr4 o. worm
1000 90 DOLLARS PEN NNNUN
TO the luied States, rs the prrsefvcr ani rt-nrrr
of valuable horses and cattle, II cures ~ Spraips
Calls Wounds SuG Joints. Nc.
win you answer this question: pii -ou ever
hear OF any ordinary sorc Swelling sprnin pr sth.
ness, either ON mnn or beast, whci the Mustang
linimcnt would not cnre2 Did on ever ,isit an.
respectable druggist IN any parl OF tho word-in
Europe Asia or America oho dill not say ''it wRs
the greatest discovery Of the ag,'' Sold everywhere
Every tamil, Should have It; three sizes. BARNES
h PARK, rrorrictors, New York.
FAltk & WllJE.
Sole tgen'p Tor the Pacific 'nlsi,
~ Washington street, opposite lite Matkpt
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