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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-10-26

I'll souse him with dish water, sure. y
made another tremendous effort to get
my mouth off, but, cuss the luck, moth
ing could I say. By-and-by Kate say :
"Ben feel that you are my protector,
and I believe daddy's about right when
he saws you are worth all the boys in the
neighborhood. [ made another ire
mendous effort to get my mouth Oft and
out it popped sure enouga-sald
kate if you are going to have me, just
say so, straight up and down.. Kate
didn't say anything. but hung down her
head and kinder sighed. l felt encour-
aged said 1, kate if you are going to
have me just squeeze my hand, and she
squoze it right straight. Great geemeny
how [ did feel. | felt like stream Of
| warm sassafras tea sweetened with mo-
lasses was running through my bones.
cotched her right round the neck anc
kissed her square on the mouth, and SIZE
| never tried the first time to get loose.
"Old Samme was mighty we'll pleased
about the thing and so was the old woman
and We got married the next fall after thu
the muscadine scrape."
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-10-26

find another niece. Perhaps you may re-
member her-Hattie Sinclair.
Mrs. Hayward gave scream, and
Maria, to hide her ehagrin and yexation,
covered her face with her handkerchief
Mr.. Sinclair continued:
''Hatty and her husband are now in the
carriage. l will call them.
John Hayward soon appeared with
Hatty leaning on his arm and if Maria
spoke the truth when she said that
Hatty had not even pretty face to re-
commend her, then that face must have
changed. for she looked surpassinly beau
tiful, as she stood there beside her noble
husband.
Mother, I have found her," said
John. land brought her back, but not to
stay. She does not like this part of the
country, and we have concluded to make
our home with Mr.. Sinclair. We shall
expect to see you there quite often. E"
The poor woman was SO much aston
ished that she could not utter word and
MIR. Sinclair took advantage Of the silence
| to call Maria back, for she was slipping
out of the room.
"Onc moment more, Maria, said he.
'I am sorry to disappoint you, but
when [ was here in the summer-by-the-
way, found that hotel-I saw that you
we're not the proper person to be entrus-
ted with wealth, so [ have concluded to
let Hatty have it. l have also decided
to discontinue the liberal allowance which
you have enjoyed, until such time as you
shall have learned to treat every person
however humble, with becoming respect
That is all. -
With low bow to her and Mrs Hay
ward, he left the room, followed, by
John and Hatty.
',Oh! why didn't I know this!' ex-
claimed Maria, bursting into tears.
Mrs. Hayward did not feel so bad after
| the first shock was over. for John had
married rich
She became frequent visitor at John S
palatial residence, where all, for John S
sake gave her cordial welcome.
Maria returned to her own home, ac-
cepting the change that her own folly
had wrought, with grace that was de-
| serving of praise. Her uncle took pity on
her, and allowed her a small annuity.
| She never married nor forgot that nm
| fortunate summer.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-10-26

MARK TWAIN gets off the fol,ow,no 70
Young Author in his Answers to
Correspondent" Yes. Agassiz does
recommend authors to eat fish, because
the PHOSPHORUS In 1t makes brains. So
far you are correct but I cannot help
you to decision about the amount YOU
need eat at least, not with certainty.
Ii the specimen composition you send is
about your average, | should judge that
perhaps couple of whale would he all
you want for the present. Not the LARGEST
kind but simply good, middlipg- sized
whales"
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to eat.
You are welcome, sir, said John,
frankly. "Hatty, will you get him a
launch? Or, perhaps you will stay to
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ryIIE undersigned offers his services to the commu
| nifty for putting under stills and otherwise
repair and move budns. Having superior facilities
for moving Houses.-can assure all in need of my
service that business entrusted TO my will
receive prompt attention and be performed in man
ner warranted to give full fatisfaction Enquire of
the undersigned on Fourth St. North Side
42pS2. E. COSE
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Sale of Forfeited State Lands.
OFFICE SCHOOL UNIVERSITY LANDS
MADISON, Wis, August 2Ist, ls7l T

~ ADsO ,Augut2is ISL.
in Visions tt for
b off d f l Deem
he u describe a e price
III 1 h J td
t the
TESEY IE1z, com%%EhnSnss Of school
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-10
THE COURTS.
ERIE MAKES A POINT
THE ERIE RAILWAY AGAINST TIE LAKE SHORE
AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
I'm June last, the Erie Railway CSmp9nv
brought action against the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Railroad Company and the Eow-York Ccnir.
and Hudson River Railroad Company 70 prevent them
from running their rolling stock upon each Others road
10 restrain the Michigan Southern Road from using A
narrower gauge than feet Onches within the boundary
OF Pennsylvania; To restrain each Company from selling
tickets over the roads Of the other and 10 allow the sane
facilities and privileges 10 the Erie Company ~ 70 tho
New-York Central In respect to way bills ifsushDment
aud reception and forwarding Of freight The complaint
is prcdCatcd upon an agreement purporiing 90 haye
been made April IT, 1851, between ne BufLiO and State
Line Railroad Company, the Duakirk ana STATE Line
Railroad COMPANY, and the Buffalo nd Rochester Ilil
road Company under the lawr % 1884, which provide
that every railroad company WLOso ROAD shall connect
with two or more railroads which aro COMP ting lines
for the business shall fairly abd inpaFtal1 an RI 10
each equal terms Of accommodation, prYl'ecf ana Ia
ciltics in the transportation Ol tais, prtt i@, bag
gage, and freight; and also equal HrLfs M ~ inter-
change Of passengers baggage freight and Cher Car',
a, far "a may DE required To accommodate inc business
each railroad and also in furnishing Passenger Tickets
10 passengers who may have come oNcr, or Wbo may
wish 10 20 over either OF sucn connecting OF IttlatcL
ing railroads, &c.
The Erie Company alleged that the lake Shore Road
had automatically violated the agreement ana cidlncd
S3CO0OCO damages They got an Injunction order IRON
Judge Barnard restraining the ociehoahtr nom uo!g
Of the acts complained OF, ana also IOfnidHe no
allowing OF any rebate free passes 10 cODsHols on
the Central Road Tire defendants appealed nom iris,
and the appeal Catn0 on for argument yestenaY DrOIO
Justices ngralan and Card0ZO, IN the supreme court
General Term. n p tanning Of Buffalo appeared igr
the defendants, ana David Dudley Held 1Of the BuS
Company. Mr. Field raised the preliminary objection
that the order not appealabe having been granted
the defendants application for pO-tpOnemebL ana
condition thereof. The Court held that the ODeC-
ton well taken, and dismissed the appeal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-10
HOW TIE DOCK COMMISSIONERS AGENTS DEAL
WITH MARKETNIEN.

COffey g. Slocum, wholesale and retail fish
and oyster dealers in Washington and West Washington
Markets, made the following statement yesterday:
Before the Department OF Docks was authorized, we
leased space between Piers Nos. and IS, part Of the
stephens estate This front Sold under Mayor
Opdykes administration, TO the Stepbenss for $4,000,
and is not and has been since IL sold, in the
possession of the City. On the 18th OF last April we be
can driving piles front OF the property had leased,
with view 10 erecting ON them building that would
Robert Earle to pull the piles up. Mr.. COey in
dured Of him whose authority he proposed 10 do IT,.
fo replied that OF the Commissioners OF the Depart
ment OF Docks. After giving notice Of his Intention he
went away. subsequently, man named Duryee came.
His threat that he would tear down our budlhY by
the authority of thc Commissioners OF Docks. He re-
peatcd this threat three four times, and each time
said that lack Of tools prevented his executing
II. After him came an unknown man, VINO
cOTnered Mr. Cotfey, and told him that now
the time To settle this affair. Mr. COiey inquired,
Glow muchi" The stranger replied Five thousand.
Mr.. COhey could not see IL in that light and ON tue
I'D of November following force came down To demOl
ish the structure. The first knew of what was going
on by the falling OF plank by The side OF Nj. sO-
cum, lie writing in the Office. Our books
the wafer. An oyster-bOat OF ours was cut
adrift and neither OF IA could get on board OF u
until IL struck against Pier %, when IL sprung leak
aud Was saved from sinking with great mlhculN INC
valued at 5000, total loss since the ram
the commissioners Of Docks have acknowledged that
they that the location l. private property,
but they seem inclined TO grant us no olhcr sasiaeto
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-10
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES IN Grand md d.
VISIOh-S1S.
AN IMPERILED FAMILY AND A sAGACIOUs Pc
LICEMAY.

AN IMPERILED FAMILY AND A sAGACIOUS PO-
LICEMAY.
A fire in the attic of No. $50 Grand-st., caused
by defective nue, occurred early yesterday and
spread 10 the adjoining buildings which, with their
tents were badly damaged Adolph Korinski's furni-
ture and effects in tile upper part of No 49, were dam
aged $iOO insured by the Pacific Company quantity
of furniture stored the second floor belonging To John
d. Cummings, was damaged $500 insured for S2OJJ The
first floor occupied by NJ C. DE Beyose, whose stock OF
dry goods was damaged by winter 5000; Insured for
SO 100 by the following companies Park s2Ve Gfoccrs,
Al 5Gp FIrcme1s Fund, $4,000 st. Nicholas $1,000 Lafay
cite 100 Herman Pecks stock OF fancy goods III the
basement was damaged $780, insured by the Pacific Com
uany The building, owned by Mrs. Barker. was dam
aged 81 600 insured. No. 7 was occupied on the lirst
floor by Mrs Joanna Lichtenstcn as millinery and
fancy goods store and in the upper part a. dwelling.
Loss on stock & 500 insured by the following COMPANIES
Pennsylvania, $500 American, $500 Puth.m' S4N4
Franklin s. ObG state of Ponnsy lyaIla $1,000 North
American 1000 and National Of Boston, 5000 Loss on
furniture. 8 800 insured for 5000 by the United
states Company The building owned by Meyer
Eismann, damaged $500 Insured No 70 Was Yecn-
pied the ist floor fancy goods store anh dWeii-
ing Loss on stock 500 lnslIed a. ioio"s' I
London, and Globe, 5000 GreenWich, s@DF Astor,
$4,000 Niagara $1,000 Loss on furniture, 500 insured
by the Exchange, sooG Pacific LOO NlaSarH9, sSo'
Rutgers 500 aud Tradesinen's 500. Inc bulldilg'
owned by Meyer Eismanu, Is damaged ssVF Insured A.
fire IN the liquor store Of PAM Mhddeh on tho is'
hOOr OF No 20 DysOn-'t., was discovered carry yoSl'
day 10y the police who broke open the door ana Rescued
the bartender Joseph Byrnes who was asleep ia rear
room. When found, he partially lnscnsle ana
,-r.,v ,,..i ahnit tho arms and face, lie was re-
moved in his niahtclotaes to the Madls2hst, loIco
station. The hot smoke had mean ..' 100 n,yrir
Of the building. He and his wife ana , t.a'
dren soon appeared "a the c9nd-,tOry Wlhuows
3n'ng ior help bnt no ladder could ' " 1 f &rJ
Jobh murphy ~ command OF the Squad OF l"i. 49,
Police, who lad c0ngrogaed la front of the bnhdhs,
placed his coat ON the walk ana directed ms men 70 90
HAeWl't On these Ahrens and his family ltap'i' WI
escaped without injury. Ahrcuss loss on furniture Us
{i' insured Loa on building. $1,000 insured fof tlaD
ny lIc ftlt company Of Hartford Mdidoub loss GA
ttoCh ana lAluic5 b. $1,000. Insured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-10
Uorsr OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


Mr.. WARD Rep., \, " presented petit
tons of the homeopathic physicians Of Westcheser
Comfy. Dutchess County, schOhsrie County and
Steuben County, NewYork, for the incorporation OF
National Homeopathic University at Washington d. c.
ANOTHER GEORGIA MEMBER ADMITTED.
Richard II. whitley member elect from the lid
District OF Georgia, presented himself and took Tie oath
OF Office.
Mr. HOOPER rep, MassD moved 10 60 into Com
mittec of tire Whole the General CaienGar, with the
object Of reaching the bill 10 repeal the Income Tax.
Nil WASHBJkN Q1p., WIS., gave notice that ne
would move, in the Committee to take up the Naval
Appropriation bin.
The SPEAKER stated that il would he in order for the
gentleman from Wisconsin (ir Washburn) to That
the Committee proceed to the consideration Of the Naval
Appropriation D aHd that u would he the duty OF the
Chairman to recognize him for that purpose. If the
Committee refused that notion it would then be the
duty Committee 10 take the calendar and pro
coed with 60 SCTiGtim. He GSe stated that member
could not demand the reading of bill Ia eJeSiO, the
having them aside could work them no injury
Mr.. HOOPER moved that al general debate In Com
Mr DAWES QIep. Mass appealed TO Mr. Hooper not
~ persist IN his attempt TO get at the Income Tax bill
II could not be reached IN tuat He should let
regular appropriation bills be proceeded with. Cas TO
me Yeas and Nays were called the motion to limit
debate 70 minute, and II was agreed tO-Ieas, l0S
The question was then taken the motion 10 go into
Committee the General Calendar in order 10 take up
the bill TO repeal the Income Tax, and resulted
Yeas 1867 Nays lOj 50 lhc House refused 10 90 INTO
Tge vote was regarded a test question the senti-
ent OF the House in regard 20 tho repeal OF the Income
Tax. There great amount OI excitement among
member after the roll call and, before the announce
Incn individual votes and changes OF votes affecting the
result one way or the other, made The announce
ter aud was several minutes before order was restored
The following is the vote in detail:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-10
In the Superior Court, at General Term, be

In the Superior Court, at General Term, be-
fore Judges Barbour McCuun and spencer the case OF
VIM Knowlton and Others plaintiffs and respondents,
agt The Providence and New-York Steamship Co.
came UP on appeal. plaintiffs allege that they
shipped irom Boston. 1885, 6i cases OF straw goods 10
this city ON The propeller Occanus, belonging 20 the ue-
ienauts Nine hours arrival at this port she was
totally destroyed 10y fire, with al hcr cargo. lhe pW
tlua recovered sllC6 damage lile defendants 49,
rcul,d and ON Che argument yesterday WIS claimed
for the appellant that dl asttih % seN nhd to we've enc
f,.ponrnts lt te lire cVased by gross negligence.
D.elsinu rasaIN ca.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-10

hoTE svtil q De Pennsylvania membes stated that they voted
nay became h M repeal the lB0ne Tax far dJwu iho
Ealsnis thai ID ief opinion reached Among
were J 70 due- duty imgoi bill abolish The
OH 10 dc " b.
o1S he duties On IMPORTED salt Besides tbs Tie lii e could hay
The Shasta courier., 1871-09-23
FOR A PATENT TO
PLACER MINING CLAIM.

United States Land office. Shasta, California,
June 9TH. 1871. -
Dennis Pender having led hisrappicaiion in this
rfice for Patent to Mining Claim and the law
and instructions In such eases provided, having
been complied with, 1t is hereby ordered that the
annexed Notice of such Application be published
fer ninety days. in the SHASTA COURIER, News
paper published nearest the los alton of said claim
at Shasta in Shasta County, State of California.
---~-.,- JOHN S. FOLLANSBEE. Register.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, to whom it
may concern. that an application has been
made by Dennis Pender, Naturalized citizen of
the United States to the Government of United
States for Patent to the following described Gold
bearing Placer Mining Claim, viz: known as the
Dennis Pender Claim Jackass Hill, situated in
Texas Springs Mining District, in Shasta County.
State of California, being bounded bv the mining
claim of Thomas j. Alber the East, and ON he
North. West and South by vacant uneiame Guy
ernment land (nO other claims located to this
cam) and more particularly described follows.
to wit: on surveyed lad being the Of the
NV Quarter of Section 30, Townrhip 81 North,
Range West Mount Dablo Base and Meridian.
in the District of lands subject sale at Shasta.
California, and con aiming 40 acres. according to
government Survey. said clam being still more
particularly uescribed in the diagram posted and
filed with said application.
All persons holding any adverse claim therto are
hereby required to prest Mt the same before the
Register and Receiver of tie United States tor
Shasta Land Dstri {. ut Shasta, California, with
in ninety days from the first day OF publishing and
posting hereof.
Dated Shasta. June 9th. 1871.
DENNIS PENDER. Applicant.
The Shasta courier., 1871-09-23
LANDS RESTORED rOMAKkEr.
U. S. LAND OFFICE. SHASTA. CAL, /
September 10Th. 1871.

u F /.
Whereas, rader instructions received from
the Hon. Willis Drummond. Commissioner o.
the General Land Ofic.. at Washington, D. C.,
dated August 25th, 81, we are directed to
fix day upon which the odd sections OF land
hereinafter mentioned, and described and
heretofore withdrawn as indemnity lands fol
the California Oregon Rail Road Company
will be restored to settlement and Presumption
and Homestead entry sVb
Now therefore, Be it known that on the
Wednesday, the ls.h day of October. A. D
1871, the odd Sections of land described as
follows, Viz,
Sections |, 3, 9, IL. l3. Is. %. %, 21, and
35, in Township 20, North, Range 4, East.
sectors s. 7. 8. II, 10, ~, 90, 33 in
Township 27 North, Range East.
Sections 3, 1 9, II, 10, 81. 20, 81, and 80
Township % North Rahge East.
Section l, in Township q North, Range 3
East.
Sertion l. 3. s., 8, IL l3 Is, %, 25 and 35,
in Township % North, Rtnge E st.
All the odd numbered sections in Townships
29 and 80 Norih, Range East.
Sections 5, I, 9, II, 10, 81, 81, 81 and 33, in
Township 81 North, Range East.
Sections /, IL, l3, and rs in Township 81
North, Range East.
Sections l, 8, 9, II, 13, Is, 81, %, rs and
35, in Township 70 North, R,nge East.
sections S, Z, 9 II, 10, ,2l, 30, 81, and 80,
in Township 33 North, Range East. Mount
Diablo Base and Meridian, will be restored
to settlement, pre-empton and homestead
entry, on and after which date said lands will
be subiec to settlement ahd entry as aforesaid
JOHN S. FOLLANSBEE, Register.
CHAS. MCDONALD Receiver.
The Shasta courier., 1871-09-23
EI;8S:SdiHe
/ .l9S{;{:3il'

do not wish inf'rm you reader. that DR..
Wonderful, or any other r.rn, 'ss discovered
remedy that cures ConsumI Cd, wbei. the lungs
are half consumed. in short. VA cure d diseas.s
whether of mind. body estate. m Ike nen live
,rever. and leave death IL play Tor wait OF work
and is designed ~ make subluusry sphere
bl,ssful Paradise, ta which II aven itself shall be
hut side ell W. You have heard en'ugh OF that
kind OF hurnhuggery. Bu when tell y',s that
DR.. Sages Cararrh Remrdy will positively cure
the worst cases Of Catarrh in the Head. j Oh y
q. ert that viii: h thousands tes ify To |
will pay $500 Reward tor y that r.th"t
cure. A pamphlet giving symptoms and 'fh'r it-
formation sent free I" any I'D This ,em.ry IL
SOLD BY MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL PARTS
OF THE EwORLD.
Pr ce 30 rents. S,nt h, m ill. postpaid on rec ift
of sixty cents. pa kagrs foi two dollars =
beware of counierf,its snd W rt less imha'io IONS
Sec tnat my p,i,are Stamp. Which, Is positive
guarantee II Genuin -uess is upon the outside
wrap r. R'mem er that this privn:e Stan =
issued by the United Stat s 'v-rnmen' expressly
for stamping my medicines. ia- ms n"rt'Hit.
name and address. nd the worlds ~ : Cur
tifcate of 4. NUN eness." engraved upon il. and
need not he Mistaken Don't he swi died by
travellers and others rel rrseItIne then slvcs -
DR. >age: am the only .iyin tba' hrs
the know led e and - II t. manuf., tur t'e Gsn-
uins DIR. Sages Caiarrh R. medy amt neVsf
travel q sell tn:s medicine
R.v PIERCE IS d.
IAN 22l l:3 Seneca street, Buffaiu, n Y.
The Shasta courier., 1871-09-23
SUMMONS.


In the Justices Cour'. &ills Wilkinson,
of Fourth Township; VI.
C ,unty of Shasta and Fl. c. Essley.
STATE or CALIFORNIA.
The People of the State Of California send
Greeting to Ii. C. Essley:
NOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO appear
before me al my Office in th, Fourth Township.
in the county of Shasta, in action brought
against yon by the above named plaintiffs. nd
ans wer the complaint file in nv Office. within
ten days exclusive of the day of service), after
the service you of this summons.
The said action is brought to rerovrr the sum Of
Seventeen dollars and eighty two centstin U. S.
coin) for Merchandze sold and delivered Y. u
per bill ON file And you hereby n"tfel
thar if you fail to appear and answer the said COM
plai,t above required. said p ainlif will take
judgrm' Mt against you for the said amount Of
$l7 SO together with costs and damages. To the
Sheriff or any Constable Of said Township Greet
ing. Nuke legal service and due return hereof.
Given under nv hand this 18th day Of July. 1871.
J. Ci'RTISS., Justice Of the Peace.
Burgeuville Augn-t 5th. 1871.
Affidavit having this day been fled in my Of
fee that the Dvfe, dent in the above is nob-
resident of this State II il therefore rdered that
the above summons lie serve by Publication in the
SHASTA COrRIER of Shasta county. c liicrnia, for
q rte months. .5afysrr
A. J. CURTISS, Justice of the Peace in and for
said Township and unity.
The Shasta courier., 1871-09-23

Matsef roor r. nr. Whiskey, Front Spirits
nd Rcfnsa i.iqIVrs Loct;r d,sFiceI AID sw~e1-
tncl Ile.s, -, taste. ca'leI % ico, " APP t.z'
tr,"" r storc7s," &C.. tat cad tic pplcr on 70
drunkenaes, a rnia bet ere a truc E-d.ciae. .macc
from tie Native Eoota sad i-er5s CT California, free
from niI Alcoholic Stimulnnts. The are tie
GREAT H..OOD PURIFIERS and A LIFE
ClyIS:s ICINCIPi.E pr. ct icaovat d
lnviso.otor ott.. 81 tn, cl-ryig OF alf 20 soHo=a
matter Ia resto-in:; eli,odt1 h atiy condition
No pe-sea cen ts these Eittcrs accorcins ts rec
Hon AID remain long u W Il
f1GO will b, wen FL .ncura3, cas- :, p-ov..ei
t,e boacs ar, rot ccstrcytd IL mineral po.sn CO
r,cans. and the vital orGas wasted be yond ts
tint Off pai-.
Fer Iaiamn,,fory ruI Caron,c Eheurin-
t.srr EuI toa:. ID =, 'si ar nd gc-sion,
Bilious, Z; E;rniitent, d .itrrns.ficn, Fevcrs,
Diseases ar the EioCc, Liver. Kidneys, and
BLADDER. t.irs, Bifters a., beHa r'oat t:cc ss-
fa'. S.ch Diseases are caused II v.tiatcd
Blood. w:i:ca Is generally produced by dersnGumcn:
CT t:ls Digestive O-xans.
DYSPEPSIA Or INDIGESTION. I;ce..-
r.he Ia 1, The shouLsrs Coughs. zig tees cft.o
Caest DE-. .aess, So1r E.lcatos5 nf tis stomco.,.
Iaitast int, ,-oE:h. ;iogs 4.ttc $. a?.tat. /
af Il, IIca :, InI.:n.:-at- Il ,f ; gs.F1 i'it
r-gio-s or t,c ida ys I. al an: ot..er J.. rl
s-mrt,as. b., Is css-r 'cs"f Hgsp IS
III yi.v'go-at, tie Stomach Il MIA, t:i"t :.
p:dIv2raai bowels. w.ichroal rt:el' { u ierua:-
i,upa tt ls life and sor Ut 9 v.io';s sta;c.
FO1s SKIN DISEAS ES. ',rn,t aus. ,et :. ea,s
Eacnn Biotc ,cs, s2ots Ti:naos, ,ns..cs. Is, C--
buncles, Ring Worms Scald--:ca :oro Eyes. C-s!
eias Itch. 6curfs Dscoloratio-s' fths Ski ino=1
a1i Diseases cftis SIX u cf wiatevcs ns:ns or atas.
literally d1y MP a1 lc1--i ont Otis syste1
shor tina by I'll, us, ofthss BitreTs. Ono oottlsii
such c.s will convncs III, most ilcredulous o. tier
curative feet.
CT also ths v:tatci El,oi whenever yoi Is
Impurities bursting through the sin IN i'mplss,
tions Sores cleans it whcn you n7dit DISTRICT
and sluggish n tbs veins cleanse 1t wien I. IL f'T.
aad your feelings wilt 4 you wicl. T. '?t!e blood
"u-e and the h,a,ti oft 9 syst n wlifolow.
FIN, TAPE q i o.icr WORMS, lurking n the
eyste OF many tho1s1lis. ef ,ctray DESTROY
cd AMI novel. Tor f1Il ai-, stio1s. al carefully
the circular nrourl each bot.lc pint IN four IAN
gua,as-E ,,l!si, G rmal, Tr;ac.- AL Spanish.
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