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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-27


Finch AT BELxoxr.-A friend writing
from Belmont says Mr.. Fitch made the
same old stsreotyped speech at that place
which he gave in Elko. His defense of
his bill to grant away the mineral lands
of Eastern Nevada to q railroad incorpo-
ration was very unsatisfactory. Our cor
respondent says Ftch's stay there was
not cheerful to his party friends, and
that be looked like one in trouble.
That for The EIko Independent. The
only thing va are anxious about in the
connection is, to know what in the world
could have occasioned any trouble to
the old mans mind If Fitch takes
trouble upon himself from the present
appearance of things. he is shaky. with
out doubt. unless il worries him, like
the man in the story. to wrestle with
nothing
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FOREIGN NEWS.

NV YORK, August 26.
A special London dispatch to the Trib-
une says: The arrival Of the King at
Bar-le-Duc is the best comment on the
French stories assiduously spread in
Paris, that the Prussians were caught in
q trap at Metz. HcNahon's moves are
known to the Prussians, and they do not
think them OF enough consequence to
delay the advance Of the Crown Prince,
or 10 prevent the detachment Of part Of
Steinmetz's and of Prince Frederick
Charles forces to strengthen the column
moving on Paris. The Prussian front
now stretches 80 or 40 miles. The main
column is apparently marching by Bar
le-Duc and Vitrey, while the left wing
has enveloped Chaumont and Brienne,
from rs TO 40 miles southwark of the line
of march Of the main column. The
French War Office privately asserts,
nevertheless, that Mch1ahon and Ba-
zaine are in full communication and
pursuing the Russians, which anybody
may believe who likes.
The Worlds special says an envoy
from Madrid has arrived in Florence, to
reopen negotiations for offering the
Spanish throne to Prince Thomas of
Genoa, son Of the Duchess Of Genoa,
and brother-in-law of the Prince Royal
of italy. The Papal Government no
longer opposes this plan, and Marquis
Rapello. step-father Of the Prince, favors
il. The Prince is 16 years old.
The same correspondent telegraphs
from London: / have now the key of the
recent Wurtemburg mission to England.
The Government and people Of wurtem-
burg are both dissatisfied with the course
of Prussia in putting the contingent Of
Wurtemburg in the Grown Princes
army, elassed with that of Baden, and
put under command, not of any Wurtem-
burg officer. but Of the Prussian General
Won Werden. as second in command to
the Crown Prince as Governor Of Stettin
This gives great offen.e in the field and
at Stuttgart-the more so that the Baya.
rian corps are commanded by the Bava-
rian Generals, Won Undseuel and Won
Hartman. The King Of Prussia has also
announced his intention Of bestowinl
Alsace and Lorraine upon his son-in-law,
the Grand Duke Of Baden. whose domin'
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-27
FROM VIRGINIA CITY.

VIRGINIA CITY, August 26.
Last evening. Thos. Stanton and David
Ryan were instantly killed in the main
shaft of the Hale 4 Norcross mine, by
the cage falling to the bottom Of the
shaft. John Cochran was also consider
ably bruised about the hip and back, but
is not dangerously injured. The cage
and car fell with such force as to break
through two platforms Of 9 by II inch
timbers. The lowest Of these platforms
u feet above the men in the shaft,
and the other 80 feet higher; yet the cage
went through both and struck the men
like a amor shot. Stanton leaves a
wife and two children in this city. Ryan
leaves q wife in Gold Hill.
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DWELLING Horsy in Tyeasnre c;tx for
sale very cheap. Inquire st this once.
'SPALDEGis GLUE handy about the
house. mends everything
IN m Ruowx.a Main s.r.st 1r,s.s-
ure City, Tor ne best Wines and Liquors In the
market, 1t wholesais and retail.
cans or belts belonging to Hamilton HOOK and
Ladder Company viii please deliver them over
70 any oncer Of me company
Tvrrp~.r Pxv~v-v - c. c-.
~ 'Af''
OF AL denominations. for sale 1t the Postoface
GreenbAeks bought and sold. postoasoe drnfts
isaued on All ne urinctnsi cities and sovns IN
'Ae oni'ea Se,'ss
Ii. MICHAEL has Just received from
California and the Eastern States an immense
stock Of Cigars. Tobacco. Stationery. Cutlery.
and Smokers articles, which he ohers 10 the
trade at greatly reduced ates-one door below
Medinis corner.
IT,
lHk COSMOPOLITAN REsTAURAE has
hsen rentted ana eley.n,,v sr-n,.h.a .h-cu,o,,
iulnisheo nroushou'
on ne k,na IN ~ e,.v =, -
tins The most popular: on account Of its low
~ ~ an sxcs,,sna VEL maa ~ ladies Can
TIE CONFESSION OF AN IryALm.-Pub-
,,.h.a g. A.
houhs men ana otners'
VINO suner IRON nervous debility, etc, supply.
ing ths mesne Of a~slf-eure. Written nv one Who
has cured hiuself7 sad ami frss - 49,. -.
receiving . postpaid direeted enveiop. Address,
Ja1sasn p0css al only sosArHAs r. eooD. san
- -
oSAD FUN iooNo MEN
the enersa'eo ana used up VINO have lost their
you.ninl energy; smpi.aon and bodily vigor. in
cheer, ana ~ssnitsry Ala for ne seemsnnss ~ hnre
less. sent free. in sealed enveIon. 2ddrpss
HOWARD AssoCIATIOY- Bor p Ph,I.deinhi.
Pennsyivnnia.
TRAVIS, WILSON a. Co. have changed
thar stocH 20 The Whit p,v.r o- 80
u- ''uo' " WHICH
AA'g save Instance OF 70 10 % miles between
Hamilton and Phoebe City. This, in connection
with new coaches and fresh horses. viii enable
them TO make the trip in the shortest time pos
sibls. They have reduced rates OF fare to such
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Important Notice 10 Presumption Settlers.

important Notice 10 Presumption Settlers
Some weeks ago We Published a notice
which in course covered the ground Of
the following ruling from the hands of
the Commissioner of the Land Office:
but. as this is brief, and might meet the
eye of some person interested who failed
to see the other. we repeat the publica-
ton as now given in brief:
DEPARTMENT OF rHE INTERIOR,
GENERAL LAND 0FFTcE, March %, 10
Pursuant to instructions from the Sec
Rotary of the Interior, it is hereby or
dered: That settlers upon UNsURvEYED
lands %(iDcluding those within railroad
limits settled upon prior to withdrawal),
shall file their declaratory statements
with the Register of the proper land
Office Tor with the Suryeyor-G General,
where the plat has not been fled in the
district Office, within six months after
survey in the field, and shall make proof
and payment within twelve months frcm
such filing, as required by act Of June 2,
1862. Where parties have already filed
for lands settled prior to survey, proof
and payment must be made within
twelve months from the first day Of June.
1870; at which date this notice will take
effect.
Settlers, prior to withdrawal on lands
surveyed at date Of settlement, within
railroad limits, must file their declaratory
statements within three months from
said LIST day Of June next and there
after make proof and payment as re-
quired by law.
Full information viii be furnished
upon application at the respective United
States District Land Offices.
Jos. s. WnsoF, Commissioner.
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RAILROAD CoSsoLIDATIox.-Articles Of
consolidation have been filed, in Sacra-
mento, for the Central Pacific, Oakland
& Alameda. and the San joaquin Valley
Railroad Companies, which are thereby
united under the name of the Central
Pacific Railroad Company. Capital
stock. 500. 600. 600. in shares of 500
each. Directors: Leland Stanford, W.
z. Brown, Mark Hopkins. Coils P.
Huntington, Charles Croker. Edward
II. Miller. J.. and Charles Il. Cum
mings.
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FROM LoS ANGELES.

Los ANGELES. August &c.
Two Cinnamon have abducted a Chi
nese woman. the property Of another,
and fed with her jewelry and household
goods and $500 in coin. II is supposed
they are gone to Yisalia.
Five thousand dollars already SUBJ
scribed to the German Sanitary Fund by
sympathizers in this vicinity.
The recent census gives Los Angeles a
population Of between 5000 and Z, 1000.
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Difo.

PEDERSON-In San Francisco, August 70. Cant.
James Peterson. aged 60 years.
DAsCOM-In San Francisco. August ~, Bernard
DAscoIn, aged 90 years.
GILIIN-In Washington. Cal, August %. Mai8r
doe. Gillin, aged 50 years.
FIsHER-In PlAoeryille. Cal, August Il. Mr..
?. Fisher. aged > years.
FREDERICKs-In Volcano. Cal. August Il. n.
Frederieks. aged q years.
TBANAREs-In Butte City. Cal, August "a.
Mrs.. Lucy b. Trsyares. aged . years.
sNELL-In stockton. Cal. Angus, 10. X H..
Smell. aged s. years.
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1t being charged that a Louisville
negro voted twice At the recent election.
The New York Commercial remarks that
it could put mp with theft, murder.
eiopement with white heiresses, and all
other claims to social equality, but,
when the negro sinks 70 a level with the
Democratic repeater. there is room for
the apprehension that emancipation mag
prove a failnre indeed.
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ton Of st. Dizier. The Prussians ent
the railroad between Ghayanges and La
molly. Wounded brought into Monte
medy. The gates Of the city have beer
closed. Assault expected soon.
LoSDoS, August 26-3. pm.
A strong detachment of Prussisn cav
airy occupies Donlirei. Prussian chi
r~assiers have encamped at Rieumes.
4 formidable iron-clad ram, ? guns.
flying the French flag. passed Dover.
going east, to-day.
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Colonrl John II. crebs. Democratic
candidate for Congress in the 18th Ill.
nois District. and present Representative.
accepted the nomination Of bis party for
reelection by declaring as follows: 10
not want the Negro 10 vote for me. The
Negro would be 3 fool to vote the Demo-
cratic ticket. Let him stand by his
friends. The Republican party gave him
eli his rights. Let him stand by that
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-27

A NEw RourE FOR TRADE will be
opened. by the completion Of the first
section of the Northern Pacific Railroad
connecting st. Paul. at the head OF
navigation on the Mississippi. with Du-
luth, the metropolis to grow up on the
shore Of Lake Superior. This directly
connects the river and lake trade, and
almost completes the circuit which is to
have Liverpool on one side and the lakes
on the other-msking an exchange
course between tropical and borsal
products.
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FROM OREGON.

PoBTIASD, August &c.
Trainer, one Of the robbers who have
been operating about here for some time
past. was captured Wednesday night in
Washington Territory, opposite Astoria.
He broke Jail here two months ago, and
has since been a terror to citizens. Only
one Of the band is 0 at large, and the
officers are close after him.
J.. b. Harker, Wholesale merchant, Of
this city. has assigned all his real and
personal property for the benefit Of his
creditors.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-27

STOREY CoUsrr.-The Enterprise gives
the following announcements of candi-
dates for nominations in the Republican
Convention for Storey county For
County Clerk. William Il. Brady. A.
Williams and ". Cooper; for District At
torney. j. A. Stevens; for Assessor, E. c..
Morse; for Sheriff. Augustus Ash.
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A man recently made application for
insurance on a building situat d in a vii
lage where there was no fire-engine. In
answer to the question. What are the
facilities for extinquishing fresY he
wrote, II rains sometimes.
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Born.

cRAIeHEAD-In Elko. New. August "a. to ".
g. Cuighead, 4 son.
KUHSLE-In Sacramento. August -. to VIII.
helm Kuhnle, 8 daughter.
RoBISsON-In Jackson. Cal, August q, to J.
A. Robinson. twins-boys.
FRANcE-In Butte county. Cal, August II, to
Dr. J. K. France. = daughter.
HEALEY-In s=z Rafael. Cal. Augustus. to John
Healey, q son.
sTEDMAN-In olema. Cal. August Il. 10 Ste
phen stedmAn, ; daughter.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-27

HILL BEAcHEr. 50 The Elko indie
pendent assures US. has not declined
Democratic candidacy for the Governor
ship. 1t is of no consequences. In
three months nobody will know the diff
ference
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'UHTA.'-Your production can not be
given q place in these columns. We
know by the capitals 10 the front that it
was meant for poetry-but ii is no po-
etry; and save labor and paper. and take
our word for it, you can never write
noafrv
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FROM RENO.

RENO, August 20.
A short time since an Indian abducted
a White child from Egan Canyon. but
was overtaken and soundly whipped
at a post. The child was recovered and
restored to its parents. Don't be-
lieye it.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-27

?. NJ. Eder Il Co.. having sold out Of
the forwarding and commission business,
request that ali parties indebted to the
concern call and settle with p. II. Eder
at his bank.-Elko Chronicle.
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
spszh = ~ va rss aazy ss-z
FROM SAN

SAS FRAscIsoo. August &c.
Another Notwithstanding outrage was
perpetrated here yesterday. A girl, Is
years Of age, daughter of an excellent
family in Brooklyn. Alameda county,
enticed from her home, as is sup
posed, by a railroad conductor, brought
10 this city. drugged. and violated. She
found her way 10 the Cosmopolitan
Hotel in an almost insensible condition.
and was taken home by her father. who
in search of her. She died last
night. Officers are working up the case.
Geo. Perrin was killed at Grass VAL
ley by e~oaTe last night
The jury in the Brotherton forgery
case, defendants being charged with
forging checks Of Treadwell d Co, dis
agreed, last night, as was anticipated.
The taxpayers have amended their
ticket, and as a whole it appears ae-
ceptable to the Republicans.
W. F. Horn. a German, aged q. CON-
mitted suicide by strangling himself
with a handkerchief, last evening.
Business generally is very dull.
The war news surprises even the
WI AACoA oNiA-nl HAAAsaAes Anu utAt4iA
confounds the French. who can give no
satisfactory explanation Of the uninter.
rupted advance of the Prussians on
Paris.
StO TX Sales.
Morning Board.
Original Hidden T~rr4sur-Ss0 shares, 81.
AZ. b. 10.
Belcher-ao shares. 81.
Alpha-l5 shares. SC.
Beleher-10 shares. IS.
Yellow JAeket-4ss shares, s32A: s3s. b. %;
S2A.
overmsn 100 shares. s1ok. 10.
Gould 4 Curry 2e2 shares. sl65; IT'S. b. %;
10: lee. leo; 157h. leo.
ophir-l03G shares. So; 10. 3. 6. ~.
Crown Point-90 shares. S4.
oeeidenfAl-@ shares, s91; 10.
Golden ChAr1ot-l0 shares. $23.
Kentuek-T shares, $40. b. 30. 50.
Hale 4 NcTSross-46 shares. SO, b.. 90 -. $. 10.
chollAr-25 shares, <45A: As. g 10: 45A.
savAee-4s5 shares, ~ 81: Ssa. b. 3.
Sierra Nevsda-SS5 shares. sI0a II
Afternoon Board.
Original Hidden Tressure-lssO shares, ssai;
3k; 81
Sierra NevAds-ieo shares. 81; NJ: ny; IL,
:. =.
chollAr-2sO shares. s4s; nk IS
Hale 4 Norcross 90 s5,shAres 81: s.: 81; -. b ).
Yellow JAekei-950 shares. ss2h 80. 5lh 3Ih.
shares. si01s; 10; l0A.
Ophir--70 shares. 50; 81. 5. -.
Gould 4 Curry lsa shares. Sl65; 1917; Ice. 10.
b. 30; 172. D. 80: Us, b. 3 I77ktl75: lT2L+l73
occidental-l0 shares. Sloh.
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Marriro.

PLATER-RESNIk-In Eko. New. August y,
John L Platter 70 Ms. SAllie ]. RenHie-bofh
q Hamilton.
NAsCHE-NEWMAS-In San Francisco. August
Is. Fred Aasche 70 Therese Newman.
LoFELL-HAMILToS-In ophir, New, August
-. Francis Lowell 10 Lydia Hamilton.
MARCUS-DERBY-In woodland. Cal. August
Is, John Marcus 10 Mar Z. Derby
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Robert Bonner recently drove his
horse Dexter, in Fleetwood Park, TO a
road wagon, a-half mile in the uneqnaled
time Of 1861.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-27

A swimming school in Frankfort-on-
the-Main announces. in English: Swim
ming instructions given by a teacher Of
both sexes.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-27

TREASURE CrTr CLuB.-Gov. Stephen
Miller will address the Republican Club
in Armory Hall, Treasure City. this
evening.
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Mn TosDau.
List of Letters

EMATSING N THE PosToFFICF At
Ii Hamilton, New, August n, 1910. Parties
calling for these letters will please say sAdyer
tised.' II not called for within one month they
viii b. sent 10 the Dead Letter once.
Ladies' List.
currzns Miss Mary AZ Maddocks Miss Hattie
HUI Mrs W Morris Mrs Mary A
North Mrs NJ Siensteems Elizabeth
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POLITICAL PRINTING AND ADVERTISING
Muss, from this date forward. be paid for in
ad=nnoa-
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AUCTION SALE.
PACKAGES

I'VE FOLLOWING ARTICLES UNCLAIMED
ct our ONCE in TREASURE CITY will be
sold At public anction unless previously called
iorl IN front Of Wells. Fargo 4 Co.'S once. in
Hamilton. Nov.
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saturday. August AZ, 1870.
SPECIAL NOTICE 70 skz xRAScEsco Al
yFRTTgERS.

In order 10 simplify he business aud avoid
confusion. from this date forward MrRos AsszL.
At sza Clay street. l. sole agent for The White
Pine Dafly News In San Francisco; and persons
N that city having business with this once as
requested to communicate with him
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For County

7 oUIs BACH RESPECTFULLY Az
l. NOuNCES himself a. a candidate Tor the
olhce Of County Assessor, subject to the decision
Of the r, publican County Convention. ani3td
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AUCTION SALE.
UNCLAIMED

TIVE FOLLOWING UNCLAIMED ARTICLES
L will be sold Al public auction. in front Il
Wells, Fargo 4 Cos Office, in Hamilton. New
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Nfm Co.Dau.
N0TIcE.--MINE TAX.

ViHE TAXES on THE PROCEEDS OF THE
i mines for the
Quarter Ending June 3Oth, 1870,
For White Pine County, Nevada.
And the laws with regard to their collection win
be strictly enforced.
W. W. HOBART.
au27-tf Assessor.
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11olititaI.
ror LIeutanant covernor.

u d. FEUsTER NIL BE A CANDIDATE
ls before the Republican state Convention. N
EIko, for the Office above named aniE
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DEMAINISG N THE PosTOFFICE AT
II Treasure City. Nevada. August 2Gth, 1870
Parties calling for these letters viii please "a,
advertised. and give the date. II not called fol
within one month they viii be sent TO the Dead
Letter office.
Ladies' List.
Hughes MrsA Hinch Mrs Kate
Omcre Mr. T. HOibois MiesJ
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First Ward
REPUBLICAN, CLUB.

MEETS AT n ATHENEUM EVERY
VI THURSDAY EVENING, at = O'Clock.
AL Republicans who desire to join this Club
can find the Club Roll At Mr.. Estes's Saloon.
STEPHEN MILLER. President.
Ed. kEsELE. Secretary. aul2-tf
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BY TELEGR APH /!
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES!

Special 10 he VITA r... Daily y.vl
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Hamnton. Nev.. August ID. ls7O. an2o.ew
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List of Letters

HARVEY CARPENTER. Postmaster
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-20

AN IMMORTAL COMPLIMENT The New
York World has this happily-conceived
and admirable paragraph:
eff the wandering death-bed utter
ances Of the two great Confederate
chieftains, 'Stonewall' Jackson and
Robert e. Leo, may DO considered rs
final upon tho matter, then the late
Confederate General, A. P. Hll, who
lost his life at the closing battle of the
war, must DO accepted by history as the
most trusted coad jutor OF these eminent
commanders. In his dying moments,
Jackson exclaimed, Send A. P. Hill to
the front! Upon his death-bed, Mt
Lexington, General Lee, as the telegraph
states, his mind reverting to the bloody
events of the war, 'once ordered his tent
to be struck. and, at another time, de-
sired Hill to be sent for Thus does it
appear that, in the supreme moments of
the closing hours of those mon upon
whose shoulders rested the heaviest
burdens of tho war upon the side of the
Confederacy, came the utterance, born
of delirium, but more solemn for that
reason, that stamps General A. P. Hill
as man whose presence was to be de-.
sired, and whose fidelity was assured.
No higher compliment could be paid to
his memory than those parting words of
Lee md Jnckspn.''
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-20

SAVED by HER HEAD DRESS. ss.--The
Paris Kentuchian snys that Miss Cheany,
who, in jumping from buggy that was
attached to her runaway horse, had her
dress to catch and hold her, while her
head, at every leap Of the flying animal,
struck the hard pike, is recovering, and
that she probably owes her preservation
to the head-dress that protected her
skull. The remains of her brother, who
was fatally injured at the time, we're
taken to Mt Vernon Cemetery, near
Versailles, and inferred. The young
iiady's uncle, who had his thigh bone
broken by jumping from the buggy, has
recovered sufficiently to admit of his
removal.
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A BEAUTIFUL 1uoUaHr.-It may be truth
FULLY said that the greatest OF ell blessings is
turned to sorrows. To all health is essentiai
70: life's enjoyment and pursuits. to tie
young and old, to the rioh and poor. Are you
in search OF wealth? Health is necoesary.
Of what avail would these be without health?
The beauties of spring, the song Of birds, the
doop blue sky, the rolling ocean, ali have
poetic fascination which charms only the
what are these but mockeries. The body dia.
essed, the mind sickly DER with the saddest
Of thoughts. Obi that I may live to appte-
ciate the blessings Of health, This rich boon
is within the reach of all. Tho remedy at hand
in HEINITsH's QUEENS DELIGHT, the health pa-
nacea. Now is the time to try it. Al