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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-17
S3AS29a
$2,CCO,CA
ToiNl.. a COS, ?98

This statement Is all the more Inter
csting from its exhibit of the great loss
or waste continually incurred in work
ing our ores. How to obviate this loss
is still as it always has been the great
uroblem.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-17

Address all orders to
SIBERIA OFT,
fe7-Gm4p No. AS Broadway, New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-17
ARRIVALS ANb DEPARTURES.
Arrivnls.

Arrivnis.
BY WELLS, FARGO ~ co.'s LINE.
John Thomas, Mr. Jacobs. E Edison. Mary
Harrison, Henry Lee. Mr. Rankin, ID Deck,
W E Squires, Mr. O'Neal, Mrs Shirley, Miss
Shirley, Mr. Warner, Mrs Stacy, c Black, ID
C Williams, ] futile.
BY WOODRUFF n ESNoR's y
SCartelia. Remia Garettia, E F Miles, II
Palinsky, wm Smith, Mrs Blessington, Mr.
O'Brisn, r Trainor.
Departures.
BY WELLS, FARGO AND co.'s LINE.
S Paeksher, John Dance. Jno Thomas, Jas
Binsley, NJ Schiller, Mr. Quimbie, ] florence
and wife. Francisco Durant, Eclosa Garcia,
Leon Med Baldwin, Mr. Browning. Judge
Bailey, Jas Parker, wife and child, William
Miller, Henry Perkins.
NJ Woodbury. AND ENSoR's LINE.
r Lodge, Jas Muekle, Mr. Glenn. Jas S
Graham. I Peartley, John Hunter, John B
Floyd, VIM Charles, s winnigan. Mcara.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-17

The case. are elegant in appearance, and easily
and safely handled.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-17

Warranted Z 10 Prove sRtisfnciory or
ihe Money Refunded.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-17

The average Assay value Tor iour
wears WAS so 96; average net yield
$50 lS; average difference between
net weld and assay value for four
years. 81 rs per ton. The total value
Of ne ore product for the four years
ling January 81, 1870, Is given In
M. .ni,excd statement:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-17
PATENT INSULATED IRON Rim.
All these Pianos have

All these Pianos have
OVERSTRUNG SCALES.
Giving In connection with the patent iron rim
and frame, u FULL, ROUND. POWERFUL,
SWEET AND MELLOW TONE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-17
70 MlLLMEN I!

Gxye AVE FOR SALE At THE GOLD
w Hil News once half q ton OF superior
1{pe Metal, for jo1snaiins p %I6 81 , ~ a, -.
n rsd pk rs fr essh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-17
INSURANCE t~oMplsiss,

N, r.
General Agent for tho Pacific Coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-17
ASSESSMENTS
GOULD Il CURRY.

On Mining s,eeLs on the Cemsto.k
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-02
Repentance Too i~LOngDeIayeas

alrIAAZ- N.1#
Nothing heretofore in the whole process
or too heav%f ot tie stomach Of the New
York Times eibutby some means unknown
that journal has lately fallen into d con-
sentative mood, and while fthe TT lasts
sends forth asfsWd scintillatiohs.0 of reason
and common sense on the subject Of dis
tranchisement We append tWOsextfacts
from a recent, editorial: Ira sit sTG4 yHf9
what more is to be demanded before
we restore ore the Elghts sSS fsAggEe1RRenss
Is it that we feel called mont to Exercise
r~etribution for the crime Hsgainst the ma!
ton of which, thsY. hReHHARe GhtSA
This is no part Of the province, of human
law. The irAictiUn OF punishment though
it must be governed by 4strictesf rules
of Justice, or it fails of its effect, has for
its s0 object Is crS S 9 RE2feftiGS ct SsGsSsA
cept for the direct Benefit of the wrong
#,7IfiUt #TQNQ
We are not disposed to hudk tpot the
gloomy side Of the question, or to enter
tain fears which staPdJn&h9 EsXW TIA
ignore the fact that our government is
founded upon, not merely the sovereignty
of he people, but Tie fullest recognition
of the voice efFthe governed, andwe Have
vastly extended the right of suffrage, and
made its uniYersahty Ep9liicaftepSt.13 It
makes a jar with!oH sFstemtoTholdwhole
communities disfranchised, Gnor acansthat
system long work Yithsfhe f~EietiOnpoaEed
for by such an exercise of power. XSueh
legislation should be. of as short durStion
as possible, and can be Justified Sonlyrby
the pressure fof stern necessity. Where
is that necessityg e Qaf government Is, the
peoples c~heice1andh was eve snitedtto
the Observation-Disclosures Of 7egislation
distasteful TO anyTeonsiderable PORTION Of
that people. aTheS6uSfHoah HeveEBe pre-
vented from deeming that the suffrage
they NICE possessed is2 81 right SndJ the
denial of it a stretch of the2most Arbitrary
power" rruoq 2,YaaHS HI =
and convincing, being PTeeisslyi such as
press of the country for the past I'VE years,
with, thus far mot very ffattering success,
We hope u contemporary may be more
ortuna in dtsR manifestations; and win
many converts tolthet creed whose urfn- !
ciples are so ably set FORTH But the Times
mas no right to complaint At the evil fruit
borne by the tree Of Radical RECONSTRUCT
ton. No paper in the land gave more
ehectual aid in the planting Of that tree: *
none has watched itsFgrowfh with greater |
care none besp,mQre prompts, toI justify
every plan tending 70 NIX its roots deep in
h soil of the Sottth. Now that the
ranches stretch broad and strong over
ten States of thepIUnion, distilling curses
rather than blessings, and yeoFruptipg the
very fountains of ~government, the REPENT
ance of the Times comes somewhat too !
late for good taste, to say nothing of effect,
Missouri Repudfscenl May 10. 2YTTf
"MA," said a little boy, has, auntie got
bees in her mouth sols"No, my dear; why
do you askP" "'Cause Captain Jones I
caught hold of her, aedGsaid he Was going
to take honey from her lips, and she said, |
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-02

THE BtsEASU
Phosphorus and Calisaya, known as Fero-Phos-
Ephatsaa Elixir o. CaIfata BafZ me ir6h re-
estoreseolor to the blood, the Phosphornsreaew
waste of the nerve tissues ana Che ea1isaya gives
natural, heaIthfdr tone to the digestive organs
hthereby curing dyspepsia fih it's various f6rms,i
wake5ulness, general debility, depression Of spirz
rs also the best p~reyentfve against fever and
Agues One pint oodEains tho aftues 0E~oHeA0uncs
of ealisaya,. and ono lteaspomfukaa grain OF iron
ana rRhosphorqs Manufactured only by CAS-
MACK & Co. Newly orks Sold by DfugaistAa 90
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-02
RatcbelerssiHafr Dye.

u y9aseplendid Hair Dye is the best in the world,
the only true and peEtect pyss harmlhss. rehahic, m
stsntAneuus; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints; reE.adise the: M sfeets Of Sad eeSes ttBvfE-
s9atezSadiRRvesthe Hair soN snd heautT1Fhlass
E6r EkAlA Sold hy all Druggists and PeriumeTa,
and properly applied at the VIE EactOryo 10 Bond
street, New York. HTIKG EEl1 GlSlf
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-02

TIN pRsERY.-The number for June
eompl be seventh half yearly volume of this
sqpereEo8emagazine and the pictures and read
ing matter are on a par with those in any pgeced-
f1g1umeeH-fnepuDisn 3 ohefing liberal pre-
miums for new sVhecrihers, ana noYis
to begin vita Ak1newIS5laAe. Sf66 per yeaf,
with, Feductions to clubs, 1Addnees9bnE L
sHpAExt ID Washington St., Boston, Mass.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-02
BANKING OF
HENRY GO.
mNffnp sfArEs TnEAstoAf puIIptkas5H

fzRpNffhD 6fAFES TREASURY bO1LDLNdD)
bad odw no,u5lfnoc bg8 81
.l$1 sdtS2 VAL StyN. Y,sd, 7?
.upifs5o9ab OF. 4oa strs,-sgl
TST19 business Of our Hons is the same, in all respects,
;ug9pJusb1Ss tErodghfhe cie7aRg Hoase. :.
CoTpose4l ps Firms srplpdsidhals HeeRn No Bah4
Accounts With us, either in currency or Gold, WILDE
d daily S So ia can esecpss SgRss 4ftS5aaffi noaessa.
' R6Sssiys sF5sfflsss go 5Affs0% eqrFsns5 rendered
,1M.sSs.sgssgHsdIsssgtsmeS ss@fs ssxspsssn q
"NI bsTsvii3b uOiB6Io OH .StEG3
! 4 Certificates of Deposit issued payable on dlpan1,,
or after hkedi dete oeeIi4g YnteEe4t Nf9tFe efTvntl
rate, and available IN an PARTS OF the country.
c~oLLBcrsoEsi MADEy pRohPFETsFvRRY
l Collected
we bus, ssu lddsEShAses "A ,sikuasfe o1an5nn,
kB9npF, at current market IEicee.
orders -eSSe&caused III TIE ppd4IeRBsSseg or ssaaIee%o e2oNIaI
sHsHss eeMss bl'H5fsA sffaSt'' fGssfne seOiH'f aF'4
ro sSSS5ss ety. entsoa s65 SotSs4 c Sss 9seE'Y 2os1S u Ha0
We are preparedssE ACKNOWLEDGMENT
tE9s the sa%s e fer Currency: g 5eesiys COIN
sigst; ts1saue a5ED GlkffFf5zfEs6F bffosiT 70
% 6slsts 4Ry4SH55 h S2S9 I sgslRss eH57SfIRsZ sss SI6sE
uRonA GOLD BASIS.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-02

EttRtER7 SATUBhxY.-Among the fuustrs-
lions in No. %, for MY %, are: An e3cefenAIke-
ness Of AdeiinaP attsg twqfulpage engfavings of
scenes iR-the woods, entkeE'A PMS2Apd
E springr's q shak eceaeSRPqrtra of CharlSs
Augustin Sainte Beuve ;sLikeness ofsRruniaedt
Hppez, ETC., and, in supp1emeut form, a scene
taken from DickensEs Daffd pperheldzHfa pre-
[sendAg Mr. Micawbersandh3 Eatnily On the occ4
fFicn'when Mrs. Observation-Disclosures
heFfintsntion ne7Eef-tddsSsst Mr.. Mieswhsg;'
sg1Rae osqS0D " : BGs:sRz $500 p
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-02

ter six of We Girls, m Mrs. whitney, kro ifiustrH
t~pltHSpheof Qu~eenSummer's. HeraldAan1amZ
BY Helen BostwichRR easpng Why the Cow Turn
ed her Head away-Eh il1ustfattpn-by Mrs. A.
MsDlaks oFrotty's oewposfttcns< with a full-page
Hlgstrsf5on; Little BorroVIa-Reem-by Marian
PDopglps; Brave BoysSby NaiorEaverse-wiGHfk
idstrAtion; HowsEdgaS Lea46mk, by1zHsEEoH.
sbHdge-ilustratfon Berie,GPioneeriRg2m,
Housekeeping on thsRain6by HelehAo1Fesks
with illustration; 0lk Mefagene-part m-by
u W. Higginson-four illustrations; Ip1Businssa
for Himself, by Mary B. Hafi1sS AEending the Nets
"a poem-by Lily Nelson, win d IuastEal
Fa1n = Wishes were Horseklh8sR uta CHESTER
feldi ALiN's Word-poemzAELucY LAGOON
swithflpstratioR SThe Evening Lamp; Cur Letter
Box .Publishedby FIELDS, OseooD y Co., Boz
ton, Mass $500 per anpun; an extra copy for eve
'ry hte descriptions. The Atlantic Aon11v and Onr
Young FOLKS, $500 per year.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-02
uEo 1ap 9g~G1fsl399 20
M .'Ey Hi HqetKrtrgi CO:niusd
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n o a,.d
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TAs E Sx,ns ana SuT T;me. q rmsse T bms5STe Is
Az ..it-aao.o.nI,
so SiHss S en- Is ' V : eSsE sei1ts %sdss snd ssld g,
period Of KS eaisten9eL
Tbv yaH~ps .tSlGr MyTF2I 40
81 y IS 81 "a ms! e! ! $1 = ~ $S s:s9s ~. .sss s: ss Pa SS ;
t 1S1 1I 1 tSs gI 31 s9sS SS4sB Ese% AsSelpery' h4dinESesi
= Lnraelx increased 4, earutHt. ara espostsa,
S Sy EhF Re fsamsrs who Who have nave s $500 SRSs sSsst 'ayiOF9 T
p" Ii I eeoommmanded a choice, OF Jobs. and
z EsHfIy a eb51e g st sSna Mse csns e ~ ST T6s Z p1epiT S 81 Eo4k
long .r. aftiT G sarI s,1as ssy gS5s ; s aSs9 r0 TPSs i 3SSG sss STR 1tegy
F H.. H s%sS RSt T. h eS sOT tP PGT IRsS q S2 b, iRsPec-
non anu
= Their cAgncity j. EenaIkabIeDH not only IN
S 6Fal n ye eS1 and d oe @ al ned g HzS f fseir S SsTsR:
f ssSf sesd Pseslsr' as 's'dn Tin's'hy ana 0t'er
LIZ ,sHSStSa,.A4Gs6Ak 90
tGg siss. -T9Tba 81 sYBfloh W5Ts1sSS
Iheir d~l y Il sSGT AZ aaLssn1esees &c ms8Hsa1Ea 9s
plan q al rs FESiH SgI s6 rs
4 IA ease, of Rrass. chs.Jnss.Lo8 RepsIR
& u i 10 q FsasSs "a rs a sG% sgsE el ss4s 8
x den onig.do11H ns many BeH@ Gar Wheels.
Bd-ee1 7HTnds, ShGEs, Ptuiel9, gefp& "a pLoGa WE
= Sts asoias4 Rssasls TO DeA % -
Every hrsssh.es..%n@ ;soS!S hs..ssys sslste
S {sTS Ofd j. SSss nSS' q - 4. sSd iTfs,a fsas % 1,,ssi ElSds &c
ffente IN pfice between the best and p0oIesS Il onl3
4 p n ny 3 {. .Ss oos su .S9ssIs Ssl, saS VINE q :., s1s fts sZ1ss
e ss1k 70 f its s nGsSl1s 81 af sas G 5atlsf eSa. or Of th Essn Sea:
H'''' r.,sQ85Ag.. JtJ.aa%. .1oo
-I zni
the sG aKTfasas sl & 100 rsS aSs.4V @ssSsc cstExSsFa nd nd sn SsasG
Il 81 p fsrstafcSG SO Fs,s GssSts sess sEsts ssa asEf
y Sas;c chine V SsSe RhSd Be si ssst sh~csSTBss%naifsSfs az
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-02
TnaREa6e EIEG2NlAl

? - IRE Kuabe piano, the acknowledged best, is sold
by j. Bauer q Co.. No. q Washington street, Chi
Ieago, and No. $50 Broadway, New York. general
agents. Also, best of Band Instruments, brass
dhN silver. =
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-02

Eyofdo&d fsekweA yea bend for adecssrs
he calls upon you, looks wise scrawls apmeIhiero-
glyphrs upon a piece of paper which Jbu Ike TO
a drpa Etores and there1RaS 5ePcents to $40, h
Of ten hot SSf so goEH II. MoRsF FDlA
ESSE fIk1S HbiCn 81 ~ y cents Pc SSzs lpS
mostfor itf Ifyou do, we advise you to use. just
as an experiper., the MoRsE's INDIAN RooT
PILLS YeI are prepared from a formula pro-
BOUNCED y the most learned physicians, of our
R~pIREt01efh best and most universal of fam
1y medicines. The MoRsE's INDIAN RooT PILLS
cure Headache, Liver complaints, Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Female Irregularities, &c, and are put
up both sugar-coated and plain. Give them a
trial. Sold by all dealers.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-02

FALL AND SPRNsgPBAEFNe.LD. w.
Adams, Waukon, Iowa writesthe Journal
q Horticulture that tall planting of trees
is d failure. as a rule, throughout iowa,
Northern illinois, Ufsconsins Dacotah,
is now nearly the FersSi Euie. His
Ireasons why this s u 50, aH1 y
fees planted in ear autdfnn, wheAAhne
roots are thrown,out at the expense of the
RutrinaenS preki66zlS st6ssd1aethetfee!
Rot CULTURE OF Conference.-The
cFnRhsrEyN e our swa1fpk ma
rFeu attraekiR6 plant Ahea4culttkAea1A
pots. The plants are ever green, and will
gyoY IN anx ordinary liTihsEaeR litAeFt-
extra c%eUaHdfhe frutNH1AEonainTan
Inc plaQfSpAtifthe flow 6ls appeanzforth6i
next crop. We would advise our lady
readers who are at this time looking about
fetschpice WlndoVtplants to trT4feRtpots
OF eahberfies, and, unless we afe kreatly
|Nmis4Han, they WI thank us foE1htG Sug-
Ges4sR fhfFSSffe scores ofp9lsbut
atDAace fnz6nf5 conservatories,1b1 the
idea that only rare tbipgsAe valuable for,
snVn gpurl6sgiS4rk3P ffeYa4eftahc1g
our pS6ple.AHAtA An6 Aome..AAAF
STRAwBERRIEs.-It does not seem to be
nGeRRHaAy unfREE1QQa mt straNIEt1fI
4|a1| must 087t d4e1so1 growth Dtafe
tie viii - b. are best sd
HepfinB the e1I|I1I the letter, unless Ve
's4ikes layers in pot d which case til
R's{ e Se ct at so any ~ here the f, beg
parted over the plants, and left ON until
aftsE mtfnESN WIZ weeds AhH Hef
wa thrdn6p ~ beHdled-
Beds that nave not been mulched should
be thoroughly hoed over, and q. mulch
put ontbeforesthe fruit attains much size.
Liquid maPgrs and Yeshfrsm III house
ehgnae iGS 81 ,chhAa
o MAKfKe HARD WATER SOFIA lady
writes tol6n exchangk: "Put cold water
to about four quarts of good hardwood
ashes, a~natbring to R6oil, then add more
E&6hEW4ter and let it settle; pour this off and
add still mere cold waterto the ashes; the
result should be about a pail of good I've,
which strain and pour into a barrel of
LEGteI;lletjt stand oyer night, VIXEN there
win be found a deposit in the bottom of
the barrels which shouldAottbe distHfbed
in dipping off the water. This water will
be found 20 make a suJs as readily as rain
water tiff does not, there is not sufficient
,lye), and does not iDjure the clothes in
the least eff the lyeS too strong, it may
make the hands sore, but that will be the
only
b Tue ADVkkcH4TH6 8cshent paper,
which Henry Wa1aEBespARr sons isP0pw
fanding fairly on o. Hg est kouHh let
d5sled by religious purAal1 n kfHerica, is
{ q . !; g z FH $iS53es ] E. : n !: : SS J ! E !:
tunity is thus offered. Address THE AID
ET0Hef'@ltGrgcH DNII
ss Gh ~ " sS9m T5EP ,s,575H s. u
q tn shing b bushel, ne
hso<Ae 49, In 4is N4g~ every g~rafn-grower
is interested in the advertisement oftbe FAULT,
@EnendR a5fUF''t HHfesEef,Ec en- =
snot7er eolHR& afd should writ for tAfE
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-02

aF4Ry reouct1ons 10 Clubs SgHN L.
SHpHExt ID Washington St., Boston, Mass.
ih&-s-SAZZf ssoe <
y ARTHuAEHo1f MleAzaSE Arp TEE
Swo ~ ArthnF'st Publfcatinrs=sSmpfere the nfSE
half eariy volumes for 1870. md the contents are
usually good and interesting. Aside from the
sentertaiAing storiss, sketches ahdiIllustfatfons d
the AEQaz5N4s there Il afWays aaand of useful IN
FORMATION IL, the fasqion and snousehOld depart
ments- Each epbscrtber tothis magszines or the
LA1aSsgls H3gr Is shtitlsfte efasra eepyrpf the
EfaaGisa. s! AErAuzl& soSs, philadelphia, at
s1s0e aYsar, with a liberal reduction for clubs.
IAf4lRoEF ~ab0unds1n goSa things fof tie young
readers Of kheufainilysaAnd they5wll.gITesin a
hearty welcomes kh35 PcrsgsHrs hEeaeopIes, 90;
ten, copies, and on~eIexttas 6 o ddrsss as
[apoyen -sua1szaAh u, igotftN e91H9 ~
bisTHHA FEkNFTe 9MoNfRLY.AThe, con.
|teAts efythe June numBer are z Part VI Of joseph
spd his:Brfeud, by Bayard FTayIot9 Drives nom &
Frsnch. EarmS By Philip. e. Hamerton; william
HazlittSby Henry T. Tnckermnn nntJuAe, byN6fa
Perry French and English Illustrated agazines,
Fbyt Engene Benson; Song; Oldtown Fireside
SeoriekA1.lThe Ghost in the4 MIL Harriet
LINN dfdton.,I Mister Treadwen.n byJ j, Il Babson
hApsIaklA Idyl, by Hiram Rich; The Correspond
epcefefN apoleon5 Boase&fet By James Parton
The EnglkhG ofernsReat the SiAmsses couTtZ11f.
@FFom the NarAtivesaud &otesso anHEnglfsh
Goyerness in the Reyan Family 3 lThe Logic
of Marriage and Murder. 4byi Heprys4J James ;
Reviews and LfterarE Notices. F1ELDs, OseoeD
q a0o., 1S4 fremont street, Boston, Missy S4QO
per YEAR, two copies, 800; i've, SEEDS hen
$4,000 = single numbers, 35 cents. For every club
of twenty subscribers. an additional copy win be
ElEniahad naGAa
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-02
The Wear and Rear of Business. Life. /,

~ ~ &CAH u III AAlC ? y
The cares and labors of business life are apt to
tell severely upon the health and constitution of
the ardentSk ner4e1c bnsineS man, and when the
that cause Gonly a temporary cxhilaration.s and
when thefrhrst effect haSpassed off, are too often
resorted to. As certainly as fire leaves behind it
q residuum- of ashes, the Fse of the adulterated
liquors ptoduces premature exhaus-
ton and decay. Touch them not. Tone and reg.
Jnata the overtaxed Utal machinery with Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. In that wholesome
elixir, the alcoholic element, which is the purest
derivable ftom any source, is tempered by the
choicest tonic, aperient, anti-bilious and anti
sfehEle vegetable extracts and juicesafT TO
strengthen, recruit, solace and purify the system
is the mission of the great vegetable specific.
Whenthe stomach is in a shealthy state, the bile
flows regularly, the bowels. perform ,their, Office,
tprqperlY, and the tel6grspH1 hbfes of Che RerT
'vousA system are in perfect working ordeT,~ap
sepqrmQus amount of labor can be borne Nffhput,
fiek Or 4neUnvenience, and the direct effect ofthe
Bitters is no promote thie vigorous condition of
the functi6Be upon which the nourishment of the
body, pditsnQw W Qf eRdnrauee, MRinly depend.
gr tonic and 11orafYe is, fhbrefore, en-
aRhaticstE sEes9ImsHasa fs%aTka bic
feel like StnSng Sfder s. bui ID a lively ap-
petite, a did1igeeesP eIssttt spirits, and a
among the D1essinEs ju4 Accrued to the reno
waiting operation 81 thie Faatable and powerful
eosdi1l, aSa 8 a PIN an P% - Alternative ter, i've,
be compared with it.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-02

.UTNNTHDuA GKFfAIlEs @ ssI6 pIr moth,
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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-02

OoBDs AND CoUeHs.-Sudden changes
OF climate are sources of Pulmonary and
BSoaeiSGI sa6ections. Experience having
proved that simple remedies act speedily
whenfak in the early stage of disease.
take Il oncea BT01on'S Bronchial IH0cteS,'
let ne Cold.4 Cough, or Irritation qfsthe
Thfo1teb Be eyer so slight, as bythe pre-
caution IA more serious attack may be
.Harded ofs-
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FghRpSmtdtt0es ar4 TeTeRsSehteh19s g4e4
For na1fnG aBe4Bdre toE0BFA1Nthe mue
;" Broun's Bronchial IT0chSS." Sold every
where
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educated physician-is one ofthe most pleasant and
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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-02

"MA," said a little boy, " has, auntie got
bees in her mouth pr "No, my dear; why
do you askP" "'Cause Captain . Jones
caught hold of her, aAdfsaid he Was going
to take honey from her lips, and she said,
well, make haste.S ~ TX
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-02

special study. One built last season has proved a.
model OF convenience. beauty fspdl ecoBdhy De
Bcriptive circulars or Plans, Views, etc. W M General
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Architect, Waterbury, Vermont. aTfTTTt
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-02
ExtragTzozssSP0werE.

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lshed and easily managed "AuItman q Taylor"
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sold separately, when desired. anu1arge Numbers
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the sBface and.Stay fastenings for, .ataEpRT down =
stationary Foot board, and other fattraolVe- land pat
ented features, but no wedges, no hiyets. no boxes
SETH wood, only one key, and-cznD De taken apart
bhinutes by thed5epf q eommokSEeneh814 feSJ
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