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LANGUAGE is the natural expression of in
dividual thought, and necessarily conforms
in many respects to the individual peculiari-
ties No grammar can constrain every mind
to work by the same methods, or bring that
unruly member, the tongue, into complete
subsection to the same rules. In the struc-
ture of language, therefore, may be found
the illustration of the mental characteristics
of the nation that uses it, and this finds no
better illustration than in comparison be-
tween the speech of the French and the Ger
MANS The French, rapid, sharp, epigramma-
tic, compels a hasty and condensed express
sion-a broad, unlimited assertion, and al
most courts interruption by the structure of
its phrase; while the German moves steadily
onwards to the close of its ponderous period,
which at its very ending modifies the whole
sense of the assertion. The French interjects
its statement instantly and without reserva-
ton; the German must be patiently followed
to master it's meaning. The French is dra-
matte, the German didactic; the French bril-
liant and terse, the German serious and pro-
found; the French incomplete, the German
thorough. The Frenchman explodes his
thought, as he does his deed, leaving the fu-
ture to correct its inaccuracies; the German
fences his position and explains his meaning
thoroughly before he leaves it: his assertion
ends with full stop, the Frenchman's closes
with dash.
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eSgB REV. r. T. MIDDLEDITCH, d. D., OF
w. New York, will preach tomorrow at 10E and
~ O'Clock, in the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH,
Camden, N. j.
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nGS- THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
WASHINGTON Square. - Rev. HERRICK
JOHNSON, d. D., will preach tom orrow at 10K
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

n.y. ST. CLEMENTS CHURCH, TwENTIBTH
and CHERRY Streets.-Servce (CheraD and
sermon to morrow evening at O'Clock. At this
service the seats will be free. 8 sSts
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my SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, SPRUCE
Street. below Sixth Rev. j. p. C0NKEY will
preach tomorrow at l0N A. M. and quarter before
3 Il. M.
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rssyp ST. MATTHEW'S P. E. CHURCH, N. E.
corner of EIGHTEENTH Street and GIRARD
Avenue-The Sunday School connected with this
Church will resume its regular sessions tomorrow,
,he 18th inst. Morning Session at O'Clock; After
noon Session at O'clock.
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NON TRINITY NJ. k. CHURCH, EIGHTH
"~S Street, above Race-This Church has been
undergoing very extensive repairs; it will be re-
opened on Sunday. Preaching at 1014 A NJ. by DR..
IVES, of Auburn, N. Y; 3 p. NJ, by Dr. WITH
ROW, of this city; and ~ P. NJ, by w. j. STE
d, ID,
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s6sa SERMON TO YOUNG N.-REv.
S~ HENRY G. MCCOOK will preach to young
men tomorrow evening at 724 O'Clock, in SEVENTH
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, BROAD Street, above
Chestnut. Subject-"The Duty of Hating" All
young men invited Usual service at 10Y A. NJ.
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nsSFe "THE THINGS CON JERNING THE COM
y" ing Kingdom and the Name of Jesus BEN
JAMIN WILSON, of Illinois, will ID. w preach the
last tV sermons of the course on the above topic,
at the Church FOURTH Street, above Catharine,
tomorrow, at 1920 A. NJ. and 7.30 z, NJ,
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p6zn CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
sS LOCUST STREET, ABOVE FIFTEENTH,
Rev. DR.. HUMPHREY, Pastor.-Services at 1OH A.
M. and ~ p. M.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-11-17

GRASp I,opbE or a. +. AND A, MAsoSs.
The Grand Lodge 4. F. and A. Masons
Ofthe Stats Of west Virginia, continued
its deliberations during yesterday and last
evening. The election for,cficers Ofthe
Grand Lodge for the ensuing Masonic year
resulted ii. the choice Il ". Bites. Wheel
ing, Grand Master; Robt. White, Rouuey.
Deputy Grand Master; WIN. q Freeman,
Clarksburg. Senior Grand Warden; Nor
ris K. King. Clifton, Jr. Grand Warden;
W.P. Wilson, Wheeling Grand Secretary;
George Baird. Wheeling, Grand Lecturer;
Leonard aIallouce, Grafton. Senior Grand
Deacon; Thos. j. Farnsworth, Backhan-
non, Junior Grand Deacon; +. w. sisson.
Point Pleasant. Grand Pursuisaut ], A.
Kibbe. Parkersburg, Grand Chaplain; I.
W. Bliss. Wheeling, Grand Tyler.
The attendance Of delegates is larger than
any former Communication. 0fthc forty
three lodges within tue jurisdiction Of this
Grand Lodge thirty.eight lodges are rep
resented by about seventy.dye delegates.
There are within the State about two
thousand one hundred Master Masons.
The craft isrsported as being 10 pros
porous condition throughout the State and
this Grand Lodge sustaius tho most COZ ;
dinl relations with all the Grand Lodges
throughout the country Iatslligsacer
Nop. 10Th.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-11-17

TnE Wheeling lntslligencer saysI Here
is the way ourftiend TiprErr, Of the Point
Pleasant Register, who was unwise
enoughSto be a candidate. catches it a
the hands Of the cabell County Press.
We believe that TippErr, of tho Point
Pleasant Register, was candidate for the
House Of Delegates from Mason county.
The rumor that Webster had no opposition
lacks confirmation.
Now, Scott, that will do "for high. -
Ttmay do you an almighty site ofgood.
but it don't .'hurt US BIT"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-11-17

Tnur. Says chap Who has been there's
when a steady, well-bohaved young man
is seen shaking hands with pump and
bidding it an afTectiOuate good night, Or
saying Poor old CorbisOn RObscrew,
there may be faint apprehensiOns that be
has been taking something.'p
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-11-17

There is some talk of additional enter
priscs in the manufacturing way next sea-
son. A steam cabinet and chair making
establishment is what We need now
Let US have it. Friends, put your capital
to work,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-11-17

The NJ. E. Church in this place was
dedicated last Sunday. The services were
by Rev. G. W. Richmond u
At the close Of bis sermon, he announced
that a debt Of about 800 was resting up
on the church aud asked the congregation
to liquidate it. Those present contributed
freely, and about $75 was raised.
We deem it due to tho Presiding Elder
to say that his disaourscs Of Saturday and
Sunday oyiuced great ability as well as 40
earnest Christian spirit. The Church of
which be is a representative aud the Dis
trict over which he presi,lcs, have reason
to be proud Of him
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-11-17

CoAI.--About the srarcest. article in
this place is coal. Alarge number Ofpeo-
pie are out of it entirely. Mr.. Darst ex-
poets boat loud this week
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-11-17

AWAY WITH sPEcTAcLKs. 0ld eyes
n made new, easily, without i6elcf Of med.
iciue. Sent post paid on receipt n 10 cents.
Address Dr. \ B FOOtU, $50 Lexington Avenue,
New York. issg isi
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-11-17

sSow-The frst snow ofthe season, fell
here on Tuesday after noon last. hoveyer
it didn't amouutto much. We expect bet
ter ones this winter.
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HARTFORD MATTERS.

Il. HARTFORD MATTERS.
Our new wharf is now completed, andi
has the appearance If being very sub
stantial job, and will be Of great benefit to
the place. We hope the work will be
able to withstand the destructive agencies
with which it will necessarily have to con-
tend. We are somewhat 'apprehensise,
however, that the bottom will give way
and carry the whole thing into theriyer.
The metropolitan" is assuming very
imposing appearance. aud the gentlemen
who hayo tho building under their control
evince considerable taste and ingenuity in
the style adopted ana tho completeness
with which their work seems 70 pass
through their hands.
Another building is being erected in the
place on the property Of the writer.
IL issumored that arrangements are be-
ing made for the erection Of a Glassworks
in this place, | understand that the Com
pany's liberal Agent-G ". Moredock,
E<q..-has given the site and that some
$1,000 capital has already been secured.
Those boys who congregate on the bridge
over Sliding Hill creek, at night aud 9th
er times, and who laugh and make remarks
about females as they pass to and fro, had
better be Of home with their mammals
learning some common decent manners.
1t will be great deal more to their credit.
Our merchants seem to.be doing pref
ty good business gov Wowish them all
success
The Valley City Salt Furnace seems to
be doing good business at present, under
the superintendent Of DR.. j. II. Meek,
the Agentof tho Company. The Doctor
is very clever man, but We think bin q
little befoggcd politically, or else we are
The Little Corporal for November has
boon received, and is as full Of interesting
matter for young folks as ever. The Lit
tie Corporal is now acknowledged to be
the best boys and girls magazine now
published. Address Sewill s. Miller Chi
cage, Ill. Only $1.5o per year.
Fon THE LAplEs. Black and white
lace is worn on the neck of dresses instead
of collars. Tho latest style o. hair dress
ing is to braid the hairsaud letit hang in
large loops half yey down tho back. An
other style for the hair is to wear q large
bow of colored ribbon on the side Of the
head with loop and olong ends.
MARRIED. -0n Wednesday evening,
November 9th, at the residence of the
brides father, in Arbuckle Township. BY
Rev. S. X. yaught, Or. c. 7. B. Moore,
of Mason City. to Miss Mary h.: Mccul-
Loeb. 5
At the residence of tho brides father,
Thursday evening, November 10th, 1870,
by Rev. II. E., Hayden, Mr.. E. L. Neale
to Miss A. Bell Waggenuer.
Some Of our Democratic friends since
i, ,.,. ..iIs ,,,,oI, ohonL nrnscrintion
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-11-17

WANTED AGENTs--s75 10 $500 per
w incnth--eyerywhere male and ttmNe,
to introiuce the Genuine Improved Comihhipn
Sense Family Sewing Mashine. This Machine
will stitch, hem. fell. tuck. hind braid, cord,
quilt and enbroidsriu a most supcrio; man
her. Price nnly SIS. Fnlly warranted for
Ave years. WaTwfll pay 81 900 for any ita-
chine that will sew . stronger. more beautiful
or mora elastic seam than ours. II makes Tie
elastic Lock Stitch Every scennd stitch
can be- cut, and still The cloth cannot be pulled
apart without tearing " We pay Agents SIS
to $2Ol per month and cxpepses, or = commits
sion from which twice that amount can he
lnale. si..s = y ii.
FOR Circulars and Terms, ami " or address,
.-.i7l TFliI7 \ y r u R0lFftS A 10
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-11-17

ReLroIovs. "A series Of meetings were
held in the NJ: Il. Church at West colam-
bia, recently by Rev, j. $, Frsclqpd,
which resultelin Is conversions and II
accessious to the church. y
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-11-17

A MYSTERY s0LyEnl- Fifteen MINI
~. ulgs Private Conversation with Married
Ladies' ~ ono Of their number. Sent free tep
Axe |I... ,la1R, sasEsSs W. b AsTzoEEsRFs,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-11-17

h LoRINGiS
DOLLAR BON OF INITIATED FRllN Oh
H NOTE Pa PER, ~ 81
Mailed to YOU m receipt Of 81 J Address
LoRlEg, RAblishef. Boitop. Naei.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-11-17

PERSONAL. We were glad to meet 10
town last week, Rev. Francis Guthrie, of
Cheshire, Oaio. who with his lady, was
on a visit to bis children and friends 10
this place. lie used to labor on this cir
cult many years ago,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-11-17
N. NJ. Pomsroy, Of the Lacrosse DEM
n. ocYnt. nm Rubnck's Bilters.

II. NJ. FOmtFOYs OF Iht LWOIUsS6 DeuI
ocrat, ON Roback's Bilters.
C. W. Roback, of Cincinnati is making
tho best article Of Bitters now manufacture
ed in the United States or elsewhere,
We have used them for three years, aud
would not be without them for almost any
money In the spring bis STOMACH
BITTERS are worth hundreds Of dollars
for keeping tho stomach 10 order and
cleansing the blood from its accumulated
Impurities. 4
It is not once in two years that We en-
dorso so-callci patent medicines, but Ro-
backs arc worth all tho praises We can be-
stow on them.
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LISTllJN no THE OCLETiV9 BIRDS

izlSTlg.N.7o THE NO k-IivG BIRDS
The praitis Whistle and Animal Initatoe
can DO used yRchild. tits made 70 iniitat.
the song utevery bird, the neigh Of q horsers
the bray al I'm ass, the grnntof q hog, birds,
boasts and snakes ARE enchgnigd and enttap.
ped bysiti Il usedby Dan Bryant Chafley
y hite andAll the Ministries and warblers.ss.
ventrllpqnsm can 10 learned in three days.hy
it, aid. Sent anywhere upon receipt o. ~
cents; 8 far q cts, 4 for so cents; u for 81.
Address z /. W. vl.IEN TIN =, box 359 Jer.
sey oitysE.SE 81 81 i
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-11-17

so Gents 10 So per lsysuipg, at hous
we areprcpared b, furnish pypGssbls en- /:
ployment b Men aud w omen at fheir houit Il
One person II each lteliity throughout tli
United States ran epEl ID this abusiness
great wages We lend free. full particulars
and a valuable sample. whieh viii do 10 com
'inense wotls on. ANY person Seeing this no.
tice who wants profitable. Permanent work
shonld send a their "a dress. ilEout d1lnyl
II &c. 4LLEN 4 60 Asgasts: AZ Aslss
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-11-17

Some Of our Democratic friends since
the election talk much about prescription
and ostracism; please don't get the tempest
too high it might burst the teapot.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-11-17

Will ministers Of the Gospel please keep
US advised Of all marriages, and will our
subscribers everywhere, please write Us
any items Of local news they may hear Of
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For Circulars and Terms. AMI IL or address.
u j., ~. ROGERS a co.


m 74Ug blpfHFy oIFVttl 'fhIIAudlPIlAiFNs
CAuTioN.-7DV not be imposed upon by other
parties palEiibg of worthless cast-irOn ma
chimes under the same name OF otherwise.
Ours Is the OILY genuine and really pfactic-
a cheap machine manufactured.
Oct. Is 3m. So ~.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-11-17

Why don't some Of our farmers send us
in some big cars Of corn? Come on, aud
lot us know who has tue biggest car"
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- z o..
@. PIT. Moore. Of Point Pleasant. We
are glad to chronicle, has been elected to
the Office Of Judge Of the Court Of APP
peals Of West Virginia Heis one Of the
best lawyers in the Stale. z dliiiPolis Bull
letin. 8
We clip the above tribute 70 our old
personal friend. not 10 endorse him pcliti-
cally but to add, that if West Virginia
must have upon her Judicial bench DEM
ocratic representative. we know Of no one
We would rather select. he is genial
gentleman and scholar. and will reflect
credit upon disparity -Ranaesa Journal.
And to the above we wish to add our
testimony. Mr.. Moore is tue only one Of
his party whom we.would have desired to
seen on the Supreme Bench. We believe.
and know thatbe can rise above party pre-
JUDGES in his judicial DECISIONS. He isan
able, well-read aud successful lawyer, aud
all may rest assured, that in all his decis.
ions lie WILDE correct. AndSwhile We have
been beaten, We rejoice that 50 good a man
from the apposito party, has been selected
to gil the high. dignided. and honorable
position Of Judge Of the Court Of Appeals
Of West virginiu. He will be an honor
to Mason County. as her representative
upon the Supreme Bench.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-11-17

a u, kinds Of Aaeistfate B.snkson hsnc
hsnd foy sale y THIS OFFICE
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5000 gMEN WANTEDI

100 pfr cent profit on ihrealbest things ants-.s
$4,000 club aud combination premiums 70 a.
gents Catalogue and terms free, Address
III. u. BYRN 50 Cedar ST., N
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cNfAalMEistNts cifad! BY Bates Applian,
lC3es, Fur description eddtess Simpson 4
Go i, Box SITS, N, Y llt
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IN TNrEnYtEw pErwrpy a DoerOR AND

AN INTERVIEW BETWEEN ADocToR AND
MS PArlESr. Three months ago, Mr.,
James Henry BEDDING, Of 500 Grove
Street New York, vas as he supposed not
for from deaths door. His physician
considered a skiIlful one-had given him
up, pronouncing his complaint atrophy =
He was feartully wasted aud debilisated,
had constant pain in his right side, ate
scarcely enough to keep baby alive, and
was much depressed in spirits. AT this
juncture, a clerk in the establishment
he had been employed. pursuaded him to
try coarse Of PLANTATION BrrTERs. ~
Lust week be returned to his business, his
health being quito restored,
The other day, on his way home,
be met tue physician who attended him,
when the following conversation occurred:
..What!" said the doctor, sis this you?"
Even So" replied Mr.. Redding, qui-
city; you're not sorry to fnd yourself a
false prophet, / HOPPER mo. no; certainly
not. But its miracle. How was it, my
dear fellow, how, was itsp Mr.. r. told
him tho story Of his recovery. (ascrib-
ing it wholly TO the, Bitters,) and is willing
to confirm it verbally or BY letter when
ever applied to.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-11-17

Brother Atkinson, notwithstanding our
defeat for the House Of Delegates, we are
coming up this winter, to look at the Cap
itol, anyhow.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-11-17

We direct attention to the advertisement
ofthe Gallia Academy, iu this number Of
our psppY.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-11-17

The new food.source, sRA Moss FARtNE,
is becoming very popular with all class
Is. AS u table dessert, it is the cheapest
and most delicious in the world.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-11-17

KLINE HOUSE. One Of the best hotels
that West Virginia affords, is the Kline
House at this place, kept BY A. ?. Deem
We advise our readers to patronize this
House when they come to town.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-11-17

dE y z A WEEK SAkARyls Young men
~ = y wanted a. local aud isAytling anles'
men. Addtess with stamp Il, u, ~ AZ *
Err. 81 Park Row \, X
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-11-17

VIZ direct attention to the new ndvcr-
,tiscment Of Messrs. Setszcr, sehon y Nc
cu!loch. They have recently received q
large stock Of goods from the Eastern cit
les, which they will exchange for green
backs at the lowest living prices, Give
them call
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-11-17
BE thanY College.

1tHE thirLieth sessionof this Institution vii
commence on MONDAY 9tiTH SBrTEMBEEI
1870, and terminate on tbe I oh Of June. 1871
II Is dramatically situated 10 the midst Of tlls
beautiful and thrAlihy hill country Of TIN
.panhandleD ~ Vest Virginia. easily aeceiei
ble BY railn1Ad Of river aud surrounded by tho
most faysrable Influences for student life.
has 4 properly in endowment. Buildings; "
pafatts. Library. d., ole $3.50 ,pll and W
thu. fpabled 70 sustain q faculty aud Sfllrniki
fgeilltIss ioF 9 thorough education Of ths very
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-11-17

Howto ne onfAfxrp ron Five
PfASftfi6ss, FAkns, VitLA Sirks n
trys, 1t The GEkAg PesfioN Iiksp SAEe.
s. 70. The SaFatogh III liz saulh.'
ilomN, \ !. The tdd.lt glishilgl rlilrai,
tie world Free iFon The gigpf4 Of Norlhel
winters, exempt from Throat Discusses Vine
yards and orchards 10 iai bearing. kcr o.
eefipliye pamphlet address, With slamp, Y.
.nERbY AnRnsta. On.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-20

lman,sa brought into court on the charge
OF having stolen some ducks from a farmer:
How do You know they are your ducks.''
asked the defendants counsel.
"0h. l should know them anywhere" re-
piled the farmer, who proceeded to describe
their peculiarities.
why" said the prisoners counsel. those
ducks can't be such rare breed; / have some
very like them in my yard
That's not unlikely, sir" said tie farmer.
they are not the o-siy ducks Ire had stolen
lately. Il lNg Il ,su..s'a 40
"Call the next Witness
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-20
DISSOLUTION.

.w DISSOLUTION.
II III CoPARTSERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
Il between lszae Merritt and James c. Sellers un-
Ger Tie nArne OF Sellers Merritt, Merritt Co il
THIS day dissolved by mutual consent Isaac Merritt
Slu seiiis al tndebssdnsss incurred to date for the
nrm and ~ Aloue authorized TO collect an outstanding
Aeeosnt% A. \ h j. IsAAc MERRITT. =
JAMES c. SELLERS
Witness: GEoa6E ". TUHxET.
AoohtAin CIty, April 9Th, 1870 Apl6-lm
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-20
EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL USE

| u NO WV on rNTRTED NOSTRUM BtT
l Scie'uhc Preparation which ha- BEEN th0ySs,ybl,
tested i"r many YEAR ia thou sand. OF eAsss p -,
ItAl- camps. and private practice pOstirely proTis
isfN 20 lnsscss the power 81 curing pain an t,.,
IN many % IL ssysrtst forms some. of ~. s.-.s
TO TIE cure % which It il especially Adapied a, !,
follows: -
Cures Cholera. lrra- nforbus, DInrrhuA
bioody FiuI I'm ono day;
Headache and Enraehe In , mInuts..
ToothHchs Ia one minute,
Nruraigia In nNe minutes;
sprAins in twenty mInutes;
Sore Thro I'm ten minutes, Of
Collie and crnmp In ave minutes; .H
Rheumatism In one day;
Fever and ARu- Ia one day,
Cntsrrh I'm the Head or Throat ;..#s.F
Pain I'm the Back or side. 10 minutes,
Rad Coughs or Colds In one day; Ha..
Plcurisy In one day;
Deafness, Asthma, piles, bronchial Ahts-
lions. In n, nation Of the * Idncys. Dy,-
pepsiR. EryStptIRs. Liver pIaint
nn'bPalPHtntionso OF the Heart, Scr,
aud Weak Eyes. .r.....s
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-20

"Do you retail things here?" asked green
booking specimen Of humanity. as he poked
his head into drug store. Yes, SIR" re-
Piled the clerk, thinking he had got custom
er: Then wish you would retail nv dog
he had it bitten of about a month ago. T"
And greeney strolled down the street, with
one eye closed. -- - - L 49,
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-20

Governor Holden, of North Carolina. is
making frantic appeals to the President for
the suspension of the writ of habeas corpus
in North Carolina, so that he can freely use the
Federal troops to eIterminate all his political
opponents ~.... NO.. ...E-rrr :
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-20
rHE ELKO INDEPENDENT.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 40. 1870.

AT oas ofEt6s saationS on lhe Chicago and
Northwestern railway. recently, an anxious in
quirer came to the door Of the baggage car and
.aAidi .is7Tis H. ~ ;nInioJ 40 %
.'Is there anything for me?"
After some search among boxes and trunks,
the ba9e4e man rolled out a key of whisky.
Anything more?" asked the wet grocer.
Yes" said the baggage man, there's o
gFayestone thA goes With the hquor.''<T
e Che counteAbee Of the wet grocer assumed
awrathy Appearance, and the car door was
shst with q slam.