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given, that at meeting Of tie Board Of Trustee
Of said Company. held ON the 18th day Of May.
1870. an nssUssu4eut NO j. Of
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SEC. Q. For each theater. theatrical perform.
sncs. concert, exhibition show. or place Of
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-18

An Ordinance Creating the Office of City At
torney.
The Board of Trustees Of Hamilton City do or
dain "a follows.
, 1870-10-02

The Paris Illustration, in spite Of the terri.
blu tiisa.tcrs that have osertAken tho Ffencfl
Aims, still indulS2s in jokes on the subject.
In y las'cry Of war, it describes the in,ule-
ncuts Of warfare. from tho club With wliici,
CA,u eleW his brother, down to the implements
wl,icl will eventually produce universal
peace. We eEail commence With 1866;
lsGG-TuE NEEDLE 0rS.
uDut, As the Eagacits OF man has no limits,
he inrcnts the necddlc-Gun, an admirable in-
vcntion. with which ons il abIe to Kill ten nen
at $50 yards, before the eueny il able to klls
one. frinmph Of the neeale-gu The sci
diers BECOME mechanics, and the Camtaana-
ilc General is Chief Engineer. The thirty
years waz lasts thirty days.
1Sf0-TuE n1T1A1I1EEsE-
''Dut the chief mechanic Of tue hostile armies
iaventt the 1utraaueu.o OF the power CT fnrsJ
needle-gurs- One man can destroy con-. s
raoy in Eye minutes, st = distance OF .,ao
Yards, The mechanics working the m:s1a1i.
iente gam foanS lanreis. Tbs thirty sss7s'
~al lasts three days.
1SsATuE McIn1caL GEE.
t4But the hostile xnech.oics do nat dcap,ir :
they iuyeut IN electrical gun Of the power OF
tytuty-aye unitrtil1euees. 4 Jingle uau de-
s,zoys batsahou with t.lc greatest Of cage in
th:ee rnirrtes. and At distsass Of 25M
yards: Triumph ef elsstrleliyi; II. Ihs sa'fts
I29G-1uE STEAM aES.
"For this war Is invented the steam gun:
which epouta OUT constitutional stream Of
bullets is managed Ike fire engine. ana
POSSESSES the power Of twenty-five eloctI1ca!
guns. It destroys ! regiment ss = distance q
j, ,UcD Yards, In m1n1ts and half. Tziumpn
Of steam. The thirty 5e41s' waz haA Lated
twenty-fonr Eou1a-
190Q-IuE svK1K.sE poaBsHEL.
THE mechanical Chief Engineer and
chemist Of the arm5, beaten by the steam
gun, employs the leisure Thich peaee gassa
lin BY in5enting . stnpes!ing eonn,saeli
With tipe e.sssse suEeat 1ssttasiaaa a1a aiyiaor
at bow Il = distance Of ten thoatacd zazas
Eut The hostile chief chemist has N The
| meantime invented another stupetSiug bomb
| composed OF twenty-five elements OF super
concentrated azote, which anuihilates m aEm.
| corps sleo at distance oS II, COO yards- The
two kinds Of boubshe1ls are shot od At tht
| same time, ard the consequence is,
oESBAI PEACE
| "The two armies sink down As thonGl
a.! s.-1:ck BY Lightning Peace ensucs. and rtan
GUILTY reigns every where. The thirty year:
| var las listed three minutes"
, 1870-10-02

There would be no tight 1acing il girls could
be made to understand this simple fAct--tlat
men dread the thought Of marrying woman
aho ls subject to its Of irritable temper, to
Ind headaches and other ailments wo need
not mention, ail OF which, every body knows,
arr thn direct aud inevitable product Of the
cuu,preAslop Of the waist. Men like to see a
su1at waist, certainly, but there il a very
great difference between tho waist that is
veil formed xnd in proportion to the 1est ct
artiflcaally compressed, to the destruction Of
thar easy and graceful carriage, which il ono
OF the CHEF charms OF wonxp's Appearcnoe-
IN unuatu1nNy compressed waist IL lar moro
certain Of detection than 4 mass Of false hair
or a flint dustipE Of violet powder. The raw.
Ct, youth who ensezs bathroom CAN pick oas
tho women Who have Strengthened themselves
art1scia1ls; and there Is no more roady handie
for Lis hsImlcss jokes. II the young aa5S
eho, 10 obtain the appearance OF deAEon-nf
! hns been eubieetipg herself to Considerable
pain, ard who hiss been layicg up for herself
pretty store Of ailments, which only want TINT
10 pronounce themselves. could onl5 SEQ th'
etare Of scarcely-.isguised contempt, and M
Lerrtsul tho eoornful pity which greet t1
! reeu), OF her lat,Ds, We should have * cbtnR'
! OF faehion--and it ia merely ! %shAoe
There il nothing istrineically beautiful - >
I unnstura1ty email waist, and 1t 1t were y
-faalion to 60 into the opposite extre1
worpeu ypui1 bee teau,y in padded wa1sss
Il iAa great misfortune that popular tAst
never alters ju this =. it alters IN other mA'
teas. Observers MAY notieo with what ttg1
lsr ebb and flow wide skirts and narrow ekaf1
alternate how we have the peg.top gsfmen,,
Of men followed By the sailors x!he"Ankle
attire how squsre-polnssa boots g'ss pas
lit Ill % ees,n for lies de Square points. Throngn :
.hatges women rcmain true to only QUO ias'
iou. Whether her clothing il ~ lons N
lark a. that OF GtcclAu vIgin, ~aetpi
Ir 2heiher eho bnilta around the low
, 1870-10-02

Lody who can DO Is cool As the SeotelmAn.
Who flung himself ont Of the sixth story on
hearing the cry Ct "Are!r When he hsd Sot
halfway down, ho found there Was no ire ~
all, Int seeing friend In the third story LOOK
ing out Of the window, eaid eontemplati!ely,
- Eli, snEdy. MOP, SIC = fa' a. will haa!
A. miluan On the line Of The Harion
Railrosd Was scon lately driving. Jehn-
like, with Lis mlk wagon, on four-mile heat,
thinking he would bo too 1ste Tor the tram.
Tie yl1agets staren As he eushed through the
streets. The train Vas 1iready atandiHE AZ
the depot He dashed across the tack. backed
up bis empty wagon viii erd-boeFd ont. tutn-
ea aiuuud, hcla up his hands and exclaimed !:
- By iuEea! thought that Pete had put
them Cans in." a four mile race with an
empty vagon-so much far mind van
de11pg. Per contra-Stanisllu'a wife
never forgot he,self IN .aty moment
it OF enthusiasm. She caull count the
clock amid lis kisses. and look to see whether
the pot ~ boiling With her yes fui1 OF tears
lie had wrung from them By some moving
story. While he WAS listening IN rapture e
her singing, she would break Oh in the middle
of vefee to ask him what she shculd cool
lor supper; and he could never forgive he
having once interrupted him, while she WA
listening with deep emotion to his very bea
sermon, to tell him not to put on Ills lsf
stocking the uc1t morning It'll she hadmende
, 1870-10-02

tho indignant wifc, "aud you running aronndt
nit de girls, pooty quick. You ought to be
Ashamed nit nine self. Dnt here is the leet]e
1utt ticA 4 leetle t.sals rot Catrina vot
Tfumps' batasol dou', have got alla vile. Fot
yun got 10 ssy to dose p
!" Vot I got to aayf" returned the husband.
IN toEe Of injured innocence. "vat tole
son already. vot aluaya tell Yon. and got
vii? l tole you I found tho 1oedls b.sasol
tastie At the pesa pail grounds, and that's
mores what's the rnaddef"
The wife would not accept the explanation,
Dut continued to accuse him Of c6nnueih1 de-
RELIGIOUS. although the only evidence sbe
seemed TO have on band Was the pa1asol
tassel. At length, another actor appsare1 on
NE ecene; he proved to be a ne.ghbor OF
fhcira. and although be came strolllng along,
wblstling in an Indifferent manner, ~ il on
no purpose bent, it was apparent that he had
sonoht them with view Of efecting rccon-
cl)lation and getting thom bome.
"Hallo, Haus, Tas this you7' said the new
coneI, acting Al though surprised II finding
LIN LIN there M q syou are poosy late out amt IT.
~ don 60 home nny more, thltfs why I
5oa,s,s aiot 9nt pooty quick late," replied Hans'
Tho ne;Ghbor inquired the reason OF thcir
difficulty, which Aira. HAas vas not SLOW to
! give, exhibiting tho suspicious t3sstl.
"What," said the neighbor, in astonishnent.
- leedle tassel like dose make all these diti-
culises! Vy1 i:ks up heap dose leed1e tas.
selh at the pasa tan grounds e0ry tag vnt
| don do town there. Got tozzens--tfousanda
Of EN- at homo. l guess not. voa leedlo bara'
sol sahsel! Veil, you youst like to SEQ my
pureau trawers fall Of dose tAssela rot tlellr
5o.i, mt nay frau she likes un1, unit aass it
pullz. Won leedlo tassel makes Ill dis troubles
Veil. If hadn't ouf poGeved it neTs: woali
haf secn it,"
| He continued in this strain, and fully made
out that every married na7 in tho uoighbor
| hood had bushels Of ''leccle bara=o1 tassols.
which they picked up at the base ball grounds
conveying thu idea tina. the sir fairly rainct
tastels whenever there was 1 tbroog OF ladici
10 witnssE base bali matcb.
Tho WOMAN at length became moderated
pactlicd. aud consented TO SO home, forget
ing and forgi.inG, ii Hans Wonld, aud Hans
after an amour, Of grunbIing and hesitation
"bish Lis injured feelings seemed to demand
consented, aud they went hume; the wei
nearing. but somewhat e1travag1nt neighbo
.iill dwelling upon tia heap OF pArasol tassel
he had Aiutelf accumulated at the "pase IA
grounds, Cincinnati Times.
, 1870-10-02

On this occation, was the marked festure Of
tie evening, which, according 10 Tom Taylor,
nw.s eEeat individual creation q k5nd
been taid that the association Of Miss Hogatth
with Dickens in this play was the oecasion VI
the separation from Ills wife. 'fThe Light
house Was also brought out in pnblic at the
olympic Theatre with us.ked euccaas. 1.-THE
Frozel Deep" Collins s'second drzma ,haa sim
liar history, having been produced 1t Dickens
house by amateurs, and a}so 1t the Olympic.
The rext "The Rid VIAL" was brought out
by the Olympic, but had only, limited po2.
ulsIity. wilkie Colliua, in collaboration with
Dickens and Feelter, dramatized Dickens
beautiful Christmas story, "So Thorough
fare" which Fechtes brought out with great
eclat at the..Adelphi theatze.. Strand. Of which
be was then the manager. nDlack and
White WAS also adapted BY Collins aud
Ftchte1, and produced u tue Adolphi. At the
time Of wiring th4s. Collins il busily dr1ma
sizing Man and Wife" for the London etage
and has atTauged 10 hsve it also brought on
in tie Gluted St1tes.
, 1870-10-02

An aged negress. whose pietJ has seeuFec
for her IN extensive reputation, IN walking
her usual rounds Of visits dropped in upon =
reighhor who wAs e9na1ly we'll known ~
ttmpe1anee nan and h1ter Of tobacco
Alter being courteous1y received, the ne
gress pulled from her pocket long Ripe;; AZ
commented smoking eouao very - Union ;" to
baeeo, to the infinite disgust OF her host. Th'
uzu maiatained his coMposure several min
ptes but the fumes md smoke became tot
powerful for him, and rising from h;s chair
be eaid: :.
Auns Chloe, do sou think you ara Chris
| tia1:"
Yes brndder. specka NJ
:. Do 1ou beiisvs in The Meke, aunts
APO you know there ia A.AeHsso In th
Sent lures which dec1,ses thas Goth,ng unclsa
Yes, I've heArl Of II" sSe9p ps< =: =.
DO you beleve il = ,5 : ;f1,or .AG
,Ms chlds 5oa e: ah.:si:sss. ssat; h'r' Ell Ell
-aorsn -of hf4xer, hecza.eAz
4 unc:asn nj tic tze.th q
nWRy. Ts9ecks e tea'
, 1870-10-02

An educt is . substance eliminated from
smother substance which contained it ee1ore
N the came condition FOR instance, potstoos
contain stafch, and this starch may BE- ex-
t.acted. eliminated; therefore. starch is "A
educt Of potatoes. potatces contain no alcohol;
hut alcohol ma5 be made from potatoes, oy
chemical sLauge OF theconstituents Of starch.
The alcohol Is, therefore, not e1tsActed 1som
the potato, but produced by ceEaaln open
ton, rAmely, the Fermentation Of the stAeA' )
therefore, ateohol il product OF potatoes;
It u very common among petsols ssst Mn4
have not Ytutlied chemistry to suppose 1aat
usi.ley is hidden in the grain, that anaans y
cplorn are hidden in the coal, that e1ne - ne
| iuice Of the grape, etc It canuot pc satonGas
.uonch IMPRESSED on the mind thai .
! clem:c.l compound ia neS only N enuteiy
| different thirg from its constituent elements,
I,ut lha, compounds Of the Hame eleGenta
amer to,aIly from cue ano.her. II she,e exc
ments are combined in different pIooo51aons'
ors eyeu, nten p1eaeut iu ths sane Proper
t:nns. II they are grouped differently "a sGt
he starch in the grain il firs. ebaJged iate
.ucss, aud tlis sugar into alcohol, ..}os Whiet
c,,utaiip tho came elementary supetahces-sas
tIp, hydrogen, and ozygsn--out s3mh!ned u
different proportions. Inc sAm&&4s tho c2e
.1ith the rrape-juice, the. sasar which
Alto - ~ br teru - "ieS E9s3a s2eohnl
e.: ~ sper
, 1870-10-02
Flo9EtuE Women In I1uxsin. !.

II Goes not appear that the ladiea Of RE
sia arc my better than their sisters OF th1s
country: ard get the rcd is not spared ou
item. Ther are logged enough to paLe
them very superior beings, il thete Is any yir-
tue in .iek.rE lasses. 4 book with tbs iuvit-
ing tile Of The Rod in al1 Couurtie-.~ saya
that anecdotes OF the fage1lation OF ladies' IN
f.ush:a euuid be multiplied to nnT extent
Tie author Gays:
at was stated fesv sears aeo. in Ger
nan newspaper. that three Of tho most beau-
iifu. women OF st. peterstuEg were lriyon
direct f,oa ous OF the imperial balls. in sheir
own carriages. in all their tiner OF satlu aad
lace, to the Police Station, and, after being
mounted or mans shoulders, with their
dress tucked up, were smas.lv whipped With
but they were Dismissed With the sigtlid-
cant czutior to hold their tongues in
future At another imperial party,
come young ladies'. who had bean chatting too
freely, were politely escorted By naaitre
dFhotel to = dletant apartment. where. being
made to kreel over an ottoman, ther vera
eeverally suacked by a female hou.e5eopet
rith their slipper, and Then sent home"
Il this Ii true. IT explains tkey:olnan's rishta
movement that has lately attracted attention
in Russia. This objection Of women to the
rcd probably comes c. permitting them tolLaye
tie aIphabet. TLo1e Is really uo safety when
tuat i copeedea.
, 1870-10-02
ART,

Queen vi:toris has bousht II. Grstavc
Dore's ''rsaltetion," ticsure Of a you:h
rlsyi'ng On aurint-st'ipsed -iDstznment OF
-Three-tonrtt,a OF the pictures titAerto'ex-
hibited in the 31ueenm Of the Lonvre, at Par
il have been carefully packed mp and aent nff
from "a. il to an unAuown destination There
now no longer remain any but pictures Of tho
French echuoY
ussrating incidents IN tho life OF the late
Prince Albert, are in course OF execution in
inlaxs OF colored mnrblcs, in the Memorial
Charel 1t Windsor.
-lbe secretary to tho executive committee
tor The decoration Of St Paui's, London, an
nouncea tLas Mr. Burgess, architect, has
agreed to furnish the committee with list Of
rubtects snitab]e for the decoration Of the
spaces OF the cathedral, and with advice as to
their mode Of treatment.
Shortly after the erection OF the statue Of
tho lAta Prince Cpneot in Liverpool, tho Cor
porAtion resolved to erect Z companion statue
Ut Her Majesty, 1t cost Of E5.00b, and tho
work WEE intrusted to SIR. Thornrcrott, the
well-kuowp sculptor, under the approval Of
Her Majesty. The statue, which il an eQues~
trian one. and corresponds in eizs to that Of
pleted. and is expected to A.rire in Liverpool
! in few daYs.
-of the newly, erected lincoln etatno at
| Union tquare, the Now York correspondent Of
tho rhiiadelphia Telegraph writes Now that
aud ridiculous failure. The features OF Old
ATE are decorated with bronze beard, which
| ia extremely unlike any hirsute apparatus that
the tsitnds Of that Chicf Magist ate 1e1nen-
bcT to have ever seen him wear, and tho ex-
preston upon the features is that Of id!otic
nmazement ut the turn things have taken"
"a foreign gentleman ~ basiu) proposes
to improve The half-tinsa Of Photographic pic.
tures BY allowing some rays Of red light to
, 1870-10-02

A psrasal tassel is \ very small fhing to
create a difficulty in mans family, get, IN
significant as it u in stsclf, II did cause mach
laat night, Tue night waa warm, ~ naay
who were tossing about III Intellectual e1orta
to sleep may remember.
TAling : stroll on Tho streets, about II
O'Clock, 10 see what We could see, we came
npon discoEdant compile. man and vile. ev7-
IDENTIFY, wLo were 50 ea1nesly engaged in
family dispute between themselves they did
tos ooss1,e us, 20 We stopped snd ostserEed
them: They werc Of unmistalAhte Teutonic
The h1xband, stubborn md moroae, vas
se&ea G. the doorstep CT planiuS-u1iIl Aud
tne eue waA standing in front OF him on the
Sidewalk, cnptying imaginary rials Of wrath
opon t.er hnstande head. v1Eaed with female
lAnenlations and p1ea'aiags uenal mon such
oecasto :, all of Which be Received with oc-
caslonss rulleD reuoEstzanee
! "OAs S3szx 10 xlre.dy," said
, 1870-10-02

and its elements Is tEat Of phosphorus aud
phosphorus acid. pure phoaphorrs Il most
1i1ulen. poison, and aa such used h dlne1ens
liuds Of paste to kill rata, 1oAchea, and
as, i not more powerful than arsenic. 4
Ills phosphorus is burned, That Is, combined
with oxygen. it fo1ma phosphorie acid, which.
when pure, is cold. white - snow, yefy so.a,
bio in uarer, aud makes, when largely diluted
tace1lent, inv,gas.ting drink, tasting ike lem
epade. PboePhoric aeid is ono OF the neces-
AIRY ine1edi.nts in our food, being one Of the
constituents OF our bones, and III place Of
promoting peIspir ation, ~ is tho ctse With
nost vegetable aeids, 1t checks it when too
profuac. sud in this respect resembles the
mineral de.-NaAuf fatfureF ard Builder.
, 1870-10-02

Of ker figure rotund aud capacioua atructuro
Of email waist ard she will weskent ehe
wall make her hanae red, she will incur head;
ache. sLc will crack her voice. and aho will
ruin her digeet tion, al to produce u1alforma.
+. ltion H1,icl, ,Wise men regard With pity and
fop{n with dsrihipu,
, 1870-10-02
lNTEp-MALE.

HASS SlSuEH IN A
To 1psoista5s, fa:.si $, Tsaa. sss s's:. sss::.
"Dat The Da nut /. AMrH1c.:1y4
muttered the :Trahtax to make hI;nssli
puz15sa 'han Hsnas e asa asa ress1sssee.
facts in refufation. ts37-1S pin ~,
unuillingness 10; 49, = "a III 7 M,4tastiou % g =,
E;t5 g;Eia1f; T3a r. @ ss@s !. sa1ssss: 4s@ss
his ha,.EioD Honte51ol!y .smv. tua "a. 5x1 E1Ex
snt 0euersl. o. sss. 1aa . ~
Prince rr.sa of n.,! PTnssla ns1ia1I 1,Ia NAN xtEEs
ionor at the Ho5adesne Office
yerI appropriately = active wsi1-
Camp" 4 opeaea xha wsiser ~ . 500
spoken by Herr Fose e laEni;:bea aanj; .r !" 4
into \ frenzy Of entl1rt =
which the Grown Pri:IN0 EMPLOY.
| yaria weEc seeE to e:elAaa pcums nkhip
aud strike handa- = aso desids1as.:
was greeted with deaf ssn- -
fall Of the euttainon t:sTykf w ir,,aas raaSI of.
~ the last echoes Of
vas dying cut, tho air 11EG scorcv.
again. snd the baritone hersst. and i
sDgilg to the air 3. - K Tribune
which was expressetl til, -,
Tading tho house- The sds1n.a5 s. viii,
moyed, stepped closa ttNerth Cia.k+I.
70 give faiwell greetr
A1aleh before if, 1SG 1;ts,st* M*s ~
yor : lady OF Bcr1i s1a vo,1u,
At. Amazon corps, Y xisne.. h ;Se
tue present wsr, "a = h1 ea;e-
Berlin papers, bitterly
which her patriotic oEcfA khtcAT IT
German PRESS. She ss Mpss s.n..s, n EessE ta;s
young ladies' hal ins:rise u!.is hSasaf
unteer+, IN spite OF tss " Il Il. 10
upon leE eutetpnse, anq.
would have been slc4 AsEl y, kOR.
Gave'nm had rot dee1asese IL
their services. >.
-He1rlooms, according USED 10
are sucL goods and rerson:J going to
t1ary TO tile nature OF chatL--
cial custom or By will, det ,....
/ along with the tnlezitance{ nc NAN
the executor Of she last 81 N?eaxi ss:sa;i
I very singular krd lnterestau .: mg-
have atistu III reference tEr.
: tie printed Journals Of tKkFErsR.
shieh are delivered gi.Sii g.ii1et: s.ass ) !. T.
title, and catnus be Retain ~ = - :
: REPRESENTATIVES. Hecentl1nsst xaI es1
: IL course Of examulatio.rAv,
u CliarccrT, in refer NkRTER. OH
plate. nllch the Duhe t1snecss ra1 Txa }TSeSk
: under he4neet :soaa his.
= s.,s Ct ths Cardigan fsfiifY-i3y 4
, plate had bern ecttied q }ofdss Hosk:
: Earl o. Ca1aas. = and hi5*a- AadsrD'
tic, With REMAINDER 70 the
: tor the tune baang. ihe ~ -: HASh ~
gan a,ea = short time aso, ,|dfcss K T,
3 art tue baks o' haseaeaah.
: cohtehdiuS uiat u sas'sl1 81 ELSE
, 1870-10-02

-rhera are hye members OF the pruseian
M;oi1t,y xho La;e male children. aud these
five have esnt into tho stmy eleven eons, ei1
Ut xhorn a@, ptiyates or nou-cou1nlrs,ooed
, 1870-10-02

-1-TLEaT sT+LE-aT GRKAT sAonIF1oiiaS baeu aussi
1N 80 st. td* and txpcstty Atsseb tho }a:e xb
,rtls r.I1sts. rnd othcf honeeeeas s rpou the dis
rrn II ia fs.l-Ar. = -TlF;a outputu
@I3E sNLEA tMA As ehosce fa.ni.ass - titles o
sss1 r ksass issss 81 81 .o:
,rrn-.Ev tuRsrrURE: oARiRSEIs ASp AZ. Mosth
c19sa1ss ss!c1es ,Sn Sa''a 1adess owSkh s,es
Lon Iqsbata Rlct6
, 1870-10-02
THE WAR.

It's Topography in France.
, 1870-10-02

,cun.,-,t ,,,ea south OF Bordeaux fo1ty miles
~, -, 49, .nnm Spain. md with 10000 people. 1t
1.Ss;! s. .eTes Eds on rocky height.
t,:i,4 .:1z1 .:rnuaS AND FRLScu FEov11c1AL CITIES
ffc:cd 1 11r. wl;ch is ia no langcr IL this war
~" ,I*. at ss5o3o people, ,be French Ses
Lille Il The Halan o,he5 e1smIts as ,es es
{ \. tHZrATE1t is t,e French IQat1us ALL ~ Aoo
-fsAf'!H IL the Beigan frontier Hith 1oa oa9.
En ot galaxy OF formidable s fssnsa
VII .es1sra ia1 he Satth, the ss7t OF re
"a PR1s Of ra1ia the scat Of cotton 1nann
vsrs III The oet goycoas c1 u aIsn,es as nes.
hai:o+n tho t"o. e9n'
saG foI Rair. cheap II IN II n:ras oi
, 1870-10-02

and re1ish Of larGe-heaste edncss in Tncle To-
1S's response to DR.. Shops remark that tho
devil was damned to all .ete1nlty, s.Tm eor1y
for it !" hut tnere is neither hnmor nct large
heattcdnets in regret for the downfall OF tho
onlv man in the civilized world who to the de-
rrsyity Of Mslson's SasAn adds the tEesehezy
o. st. Marks Judas.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-01

SAtoO 49, ~ ~ N""N W ~ "a
any stage which they fail to cure.
DR. RICHAUs GOLDEN BALsAM, No. l. cures
~ Ulcers, liberated Sore Throat and Month, Sore
Eyes, Cuianeous Eruptiuns, Corpcr.coiorcd ~blctchcs,
Soreness of the Scalp, cruiula, &c.; IL Is the greatest
Renoyator, Alternative ana Blood Purifier known,
removes all mercury from the system, aud leaves the
blood pure aud healthy.
MI. RlCHhu'S GOLDEN BALsAM, No. 2, cures
~ Mercnrial Affections, In all Its
forms, and gives immediate relief in all cases.
Price OF either No. / or 2, 50 per bottle, or two
bottles for 50.
NR. RICIIAU'S GOLDEN ANTID0TE, n rapid
~ and radical cure for all urinary arrangements.
Price 50 per bottle.
NR. RIOiIAU'S GOLDEN ELIXIR D'AMouR,
~ u radical cure for Nervous or Genera! Debility,
in old or young; impartins energy with worlcrinl
effect. Price So per bottle, or two bottles FOR 81.
On receipt of price these remedies will be shipped
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pondents. None genuine without the uainU of"DR.
RlCHAU'S GOLDEN REMEDIES, u. u RICH
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Nov. 9, lSG0-S:ly