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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-29
KUKLUX.
One Of Their Victims Tern from His
Homo and Left e Starvo Tied % .
Tree In = Swamp In Alabama.

The Nashville CTenn.) Banner, Q
paper, published In Its
issue OF the 18th instant an account of
an outrage perpetrated In Limestone
county, Alabama, by five men, who
went to the house of a gentleman
named L. L. Weir, at II O'Clock on the
morning of the 18th inst, IN disguise,
tore him from his home and family,
mounted him on q horse and bore Hun
away. His distressed family followed
ON with breathless anxiety, and with
the most fearful f~orehodings as to his
fate. They had gone but a short dis
lance when they heard, In . thick
clump of woods, the report of firearms.
Their hearts sank within them, for
they believed that these were death
shots, and that Mr.. Weir had been
murdered. Captain Dan Coleman,
County Solicitor, Ben Sewell, Deputy
Sheriff, and a posse Of men were In
pursuit, with the hope of finding MI.
Weir's body and capturing and bring.
Ing to punishment the perpetrators OF
the hideous deed. But, although they
did everything possible toward accom-
plishing this object, their search
seemed a hopeless one.
The Banner of Friday last supple
ments its account with the following :
Mr.. Weir was accidentally found
Yesterday In a swamp, where he had
been firmly tied to q tree and LEFT to
starye to death. His story Of the hard.
ships which the desperadoes compelled
him to undergo Is enough to turf o
heart of stone. He said that they took
him off a good distance from home,
where they tied a stone to his neck
and sunk him In q creek until he was
almost drowned, when they again
brought him to the surface. After he
was sufficiently restored they whipped
him most numerically, and tied him
to O tree in an out Of the way place,
from which he never hoped to escape
alive, and where, no providential re.
lief arriving, he would ultimately. have
starved to death. When brought to
Athens Mr.. Weir complained Of the
effects Of his exposure and want OF
food, and 1t Is feared he will not re-
cover for some time to come. He
knows the desperadoes, and 1t is to be
hoped that they will be made to suffer
the punishment which their crime de-
serves. We understand that the Same
men had previously taken Mr.. Weir
out and whipped him. 1t Is supposed
they feared being indicted for the
offense, and that Mr.. Weir would be-
come a witness whose testimony would
send them TO the penitentiary. They
had therefore determined to put him
OH: Of the way. His escape was al:
most miraculous. A man named
Moore, who Is said to have been an
accessory to the deed, and another,
whose name we did not learn, were
arrested at Athens yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-29

AaRL of1s, dressed In boys clothes,
was arrested as a supposed horse-thief,
at Rldgeway, Winneshiek county, the
other day. She was on horseback.
After her arrest, she confessed her
sex. She said that her home was In
Houston county, Minn., that she and
her father had had = quarrel, when she
was driven from home, and, when she
left, she took the horse on which she
was mounted. She was taken back to
DEBORAH to await sdvices from her
parents.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-29

JUDICIAL ELEcr1oN.-On the 18th Of
October tho judicial election in Call
fornla will take place. Two Justices
of the Supreme Court, superintendent
of Public Instruction and County
Judges are to be elected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-29

A Mrs. CHRISTIE died about q week
ago under Suspicious circumstances in
Fort Wayne, Indiana, and on exhum-
ing her body 1t was found covered with
cuts and bruises. Her husband was
arrested on suspicion, and immedi-
ately took strychnine, and In half al
hour died,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-29

OFFICIAL RETURNs.-The official
election returns Of forty counties have
been received at the Office OF the Sec
rotary Of State. The following ten
counties are yet to DO heard from I:
Amador, Colusa, Ell Dorado, Fresno,
Humboldt. klamath, San Bernardino:
San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara and
Shasta. The official returns Will be
csnvassed sixty days after election, as
soon Us all the counties are heard from
II the returns are received within the
sixty days prescribed by law.-Sdc.
Record, Sent. 2Sth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-29

The Underwriters Committee APP
pointed to act In conjunction with a
committee appointed by the Board OF
Supervisors to inquire into the late fire
In San Francisco, find that the supply
Of water was sufficient, but that the
hose was rotten. and that the officers
Of the Department were incompetent,
and were appointed to subserye politi-
al apla
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-29

SENATOR NYE.-The Gray Eagle OF
Nevada arrived in San Francisco oil
Wednesday evening, and is stopping
at the Grand Hotel. The old chap
caught cold during tho late election
canvass In California, and he has not
been well since.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-29

CROSSED THE LINE.-The sun crossed
the Line last Tuesday, which accounts
for the equinoctial storm Of wind, dust
and snow for several days past. We
all know that we had the storms, but
the cause was not 80 we'll known.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-29
FROM RENO.

RENO, September 2s.-Thers was
heavy lightning this afternoon west Of
Reno. Snow fell at Truckee all day.
The ground Is covered. At Cisco the
snow fell three inches. At Emigrant
Gap rain has fallen to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-29

died suddenly to-day Of heart disease.
This Is the fifth death In this place
during this week.
There was q light fall OF snow to-
day. Previously the weather had been.
vary hot.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-29

EMPIRE MILL AND MIN:
~ ing Company-Location Of Works, Gold
Hill, Storey county. State Of Nevada-Notlce.-
There arc delinquent upon tho following de.
scribed stock, on account OF Assessment No. Z,
levied on the sd day Of August, 1871, the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the respec-
tive shareholders, as follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-29

ARRIvEp.-ohnny Allen, an actor
who has achieved considerable reputa-
ton as "Schneider, a similar charac-
tor to that Of Emmet's Fritz" ar
rived from the East yesterday, under
engagement to the Metropolitan Thea
ter, San Franclsco'-Sae. Record.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-29

CoMINa.-It 10 said that tickets are
already for sale In this city for the
talked Of trot over Agricultural Park
Course for 5000, between the cele-
brated mares Goldsmith Maid and
Lucy, to come off some day In October.
If this be so, there can be no doubt TINT
the q is actually made, and that
great sport Is In store for horsemen.
Record.
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FROM EUREKA.

EUREKA, September 2s.-The Eureka
Sentinel changed hands to-day. Here
after 1t will 30 published by George
w. Cassidy & Co.
Agnes Gallopln, q nymph' du pave,
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! Parcgs or ApxIssroN:

FAIcBb OF ApXIbIION.
Dress Circle and Orchestra Chairs .......el 90
SIlVhIG DU1co. v w
No Rxtra Charge for Reserved Seats.
BOX OFFICE open for resrved seats on
Monday morning, at 10 O'Clock.
y Doors open at 7 o'clock. Exhibition 10
commence at 8 o'clock, precisely.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-29
ON MARRIAGE,

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, ON GREAT
~ SOCIAL EVILS and ABUSES, which In.
terfere with Marriage and ruin the happiness Of
thouLands-with sure means Of relief for the
Er1ng and Unfortunate, diseased and debIi.
charge.
Address, Howard Association, No. 3 South
Ninth street., Philadelphia, Pa sstlA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-29

And In accordance With law, and an order Of
the Board Of Trustees, made on the 23d day Of
August, A. D. 1871, so many shares Of each par
col OF said stock as may Sc necessary will DO
sold at the ofico Of the Company, Room No. 2,
third door, No. 4i8 California street, San Fran.
cisco. California, on TUESDAY, the l7th day
OF October, 1871, ct the hour Of o'clock p. n.
Of said day, TO- pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses Of sale.
Office Room Nc. 2, third floor, No. 4l8 Call.
forniA street, San Francisco, Cal. se2qtd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-29

"THx men who heroically stick In
the mud" Is the loving language APP
piled by Departure Democrats to the
antis.
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CoNpRoN1sEp,-The Nevada City

Conference.-The Nevada City
Transcript Of the 9th Gays:
The Board Of Supervisors Of this
county have ordered the District At
torney to compromise the suit against
the Central Pacific Railroad Company
for delinquent taxes, tho company
paying $3.50 and tho costs Of the suit,
amounting to $3.50.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-29
PROGRAMMES.
Part Second.

SleIghtofH Hand Feats ......... ~Ysnnanowagh
Aerial Eyolutions... by the han.Monkey,
Dangerous Broker Ladder Feat. ..
....Tyou and the boy Alright
Thrilling Performance on Slack Rope.
....by the Japanese Belle, otoksan
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RAIN UP NoRTH.-A rain storm OF
an hours duration occurred at Tehama
and Red Bluff on the 26th instant.
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DR.. COHEN,

THE ONLY LIVING AsTRoLo.
GER, has removed his once to
No. go Bush street., between Kearny . .
and Dupont streets, Ban Francisco.
DIR. COHEN can give reliable in.
formation - to the Past, Present and Future,
PhyIicisn. has been yery successful In curing dis
es;cs. Consultation fse, -; BY letter, %.
once Hours-From Q 4. =. 70 IL H.;and
fVm . to =. ss1eSmap
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LATEST TELEGRAMS

ESPECIAL TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY SIws BI
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL
E. TAUSIC

ITAs REMOVED To'NoRTH G STREET,
tl one door south OF the Postofdce, aud Oh.
posite the International Fotel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-29

TAI Prizes, In all. Sb5O,000
Ater paying the expenses Of the enterprise
and making the distribution Of the gits, the
valance o. the proceeds arising from the sale Of
uekets will DO appropriated to the establishment
o. FREE LIBRARY In Louisville, 10 DO
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PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY

For Tickets and information. apply to
CHARLES. X. PETERS, .
Manager, Louisville, Kentucky.
omce-lD Main Street, Johnson's Block.
orto MA. FRENCH,
General Agent, Virginia City, New
Who will supply tickets and furnish intorms'
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SJ5O,OOO i'm Greenbacks,
c T s :

will be distributed by lots to tho holders Of
Tickets In the following
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-08-18

To Live Men in Dubois County.
We are DESTROYS Of publishing papar
wl,icl, will advance the interests Of the
county in every way, and TO that end
request your assistance. VIC want you
to furnish any items which You think
will be OF interest in your locality, amy
local events Of interest happening We
would be glad TO hear O!,--also any dis.
coverics Of minerals, or other articles
Remember. we cannot be everywhere al
tho same time. and il you want really
good paper. You can help make il so.and
at tho same time bring your locality into
public notice. Short communications
are invited upon any subject, and fo'
those who have not been accustomed Il
writing for the pubic. We will cheer
fully correct any errors their MANN
script may contain. Send along Tho
items.
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The Darw in theory has found new
development in ali old tradition upon
tho women eide OF the question, whicl
We pass over for Tic consideration o
the strong-niintled. a. il is too deep foi
man to Gltliom. We find il in tho Sa-
vannah Republican. What calls forth
ihi, record Of Ire new departure is Mrs
Claims announcement that she will be
q C ,ndiiatc for the next Congress.
II is said that when the Creator con-
ccived the idea OF making woman out OF
The rib OF man. and in taking il from
his left side, there was wise intentions
in tho a.f. First, that she was to he
loved: second she was to be guarded
from harm. having been taken from un.
der his left arm. TO DC shielded in the
hour Of danger, aud to be defended by
his strong right hand: third. that she
wa 10 be dependent upon. aud not indie
pendent of. him. her true representative
coalition rs intended by The all-wisc
Creator.
When the rib was taken from Adam,
81 says tradition. the Creator laid il
aside while he was cicairizing the
wound. when il was spicd by mis-
rhievouS monkey, who grabbed and
started off with IL up Il tree: hiIt being
seen by an angel. lie wa. pursued and
caught by the tail. but ~ he would not
Jet 20 the rib the angel. in his wrath.
WIRING OH his tail. aud caused tie thief
IN drop il. Both rib and tail were
brought To the Greater. when lie pro-
rc;'.I,..l 4" make the won1u from the rib.
just ~ The true wo:,iln j. to-day mod
49,. ron;i'!iD.. iusiag. Kind, gentle. dc.
pendent. aud r',am.liious. satisfied aud
rc;oic.n. in her peculiar sphere and
dn.i-s: loving i,:r home. husband. and
children. and ONLY annbiii"iI~ 10 reign
queen If her husbands heart.
The MONKEYS tail was ordered ;o hc
thrown over tie garden fence. am; be-
In. spiel hv the dewitt. who was and i
ever on the lockout for evil doing. aud
who hal been watching the creation of
won,an ont oi' tic rib. thought lc would
Try hi, cunning hand on The tail: and
sure enough he made a woman. very
much like the woman in the garden in
personal appearance. but very unlike in
roin; of mind and desires. Like her
creator. she i ambitious. daring. rest
less. prc-umpiivc. forward. hard 10 con-
troll. wanting to- make stump speeches.
go to Congress. and vote in particular:
and. very much like her slci'ivative sire.
rvcr cutting UP fantastic tricks before
tho public.
Sucl, Is >ai,! to b the true, unlisputcd
tradition relative 10 the creation OF
strong. minded Women" II is a fact
nmdcnicd TO this day that tho baboon
has very poor apology Tor tail. and
ha- never told tho secret Of his losing H.
Mr.. Durwin is welcome Ia all the
lghi We have given him upon the rcla-
''onship Of certain Of tho human species
10 the monkey. cdate our grand sire
ho'n the garden and the dust. Those
Who prefer the monkey, directly or in
directly. are more than welcome 10 him
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H. T. HEi.HROROLD's ryTEA ACT rrCEr
CURES DISEASES ARISING FROM lMrRrDENCES
HABITS OF DISSIPATION. ETV.,
IN all their stages. al little expense. little change
IN dict. no Inconvenience. aud no exposure II causes
frequent desire. and gives strength lrina;c. there
by removing INSTRUCTIONS IRE cnting and Curing Sric-
lures II tie trcthrs Alla.nr Pains aud Inflammation,
Poisonous natter.
Thou5ands h" have been the victims If incompetent
rerr"ns and VIII" nave paid heavy fees I" he cured in
that the 'poison has by the Of pew crini asirin
gents" been dried up in the system 10 break III
more aggravated form. and perhaps after Marriage.
Use EELMiWLDS EXTRA r RIGHT fer ali AfIe~-
lions and Diseases II the rrinsr, Organs. whchr
listing IN Male Female. from whatever "rgns
ting. and matter Of how long standing rrice she
dollar and Gcy cent. per bottle.
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Leaving Tie East and arriving al III
cage or indianapolis, how shall We rcacl
the West: The best Line j. acknow |
edged TO liz the e.. Il. 4 a.. joined TO
gctl,cr with the u. x NJ. Railroad by H.,
Iron Bridge at Burlington. and callcf
The BrEIINtTON HorTr.
The main line Of The EOu.c rUnnin. Il
Omaha. connects with the great Pacii..
Roads. aud forms To-day the lcadin.
route 10 California. The Middle Branch
entering Nebraska nj Portsmouth. pass
es through Lincoln, tho State Capital
md will this year lc finished 10 For!
kcarney. forming the shortest route
across The Continent by over 100 miles.
Another branch OF the II. NJ. diycrg
ing ii Red Oak. falls into line running
down tho Missouri through -. JOG 10
Kansas City. aud all Kansas. Passengers
hy this route to Kansas. see Illinois.
southern Iowa. aud Missouri. and. hy 4
slight divergence. can see Nebraska also.
Lover, Of tinc views should remember
the Burlington Route, for lis towns Ugh
from aiar - its trce-fringcd
streams - It's rongh bluffs and Iuarrics
its corn-occans stretching over the prai-
ries further than cvc'can reach.
I.and-buycrs will be sure 10 rcncmbcr
IL. for they have friends among the two
thousand who have already bought farms
from Geo. s. Harris. the Land Commits
sioncr OF the Il. u NJ. X. II. 1T Hurling-
ton. Iowa. or among the four thousand
and prc-cmptors who last
year flied claims im the Lincoln land Of
flee. where "tnclc sam is rich enough,
To give u. all 4 farm
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HENRY r. IiELMBOLD'S IMPEOV-
ED ROSE WASH

cannot Nc surpassed FACE WASH. and will
found tn" specific remedy in species ~ Cutanecus
Affection. II speedily cradicat-s Pimpes, spnis. Seer
niic lryness induraiions of the Cutsnc"s M,ltanc.
etc., dipris cdnrss and fnc;picnt Inflammation. I,rs.
Rash, Moih raichrs Dr,n.s- at siaip skin. Irost
irs. AMI MI pirlosrs Tor which sa!v.s or Onn,cnte
used: rrsf3fcs tho Mn stat. ~ purity s4A
-ctinrss, and nsurcs continued hesi,y accn 10 tho
tissue Of Us vessel. on which depends the svrccsh.
clcakness and sivsc. II complexion 50 much sought
ani admired. hut however valuable as rcn.ed. NJ
cAisiins detects OF the skin ~. T. I'rm' old ktsi
Wash has Long sustained Us rrinci! nj claim ~ Inhnt9d
~ ps,rrnagr. d.: possessing qualities whh render ia
rI'sr trr>pAav II the m.s; snpcrls,i,e and Conrcr
al character combining ~ sri elegant formula thssa
prominent rsauisss Ss,p',y ard Eifusty-the inyrri.
able ACCOMPLISHMENTS a. It's usc-ss rr,tcrvafi'. ana
Hc.r.slcr % III. CnmpeNi,n. lis csc,l,,rt Lot.n
for aiscass- ~ Syphiii'c Nature aud IS i'ec,
iur Diseases Of the Urinary rrrans. arising r, u hafiiS
~ dissipation. used IL crnn.cihr wnh ihr FaIFM1S
ntTnI. sAES.rAE!li.A. sii CA1AwFA CpN1f
PILLS. in such h.sssss 4. cnw.rdtj. erf.bot 10
-.-rNz.,!.
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0HTThe latest scheme Cor swin,lling
farmers is a wrought iron plow point.
lifting into hollow square, the ccono-
my OF which is wonderful. Those who
have been bitten .ind that wrought iron
points cost more apiece than the entire
share Of cast iron. AS these plow point
sWindlcrs arc understood to be making
hurried sweep through the country.
papers DESTROYS of saving their patrons
pocket will direct attention 10 this
swindling scheme. II cost tho farmers
Of the west about two hundred thousand
dollars last year.
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DIR. JOHN BULLS,
Great Remedies.
DIR. JOHN BULL IS.
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF
B u CHI u /!
CONFINED WITH
Bromide or Potassium.
PURCHASE 4 flTIlE hHD kHicVglI
Road Directions.

lprcHU Is srIMl'L,ST .r.. Of i,,,,r r.a- fail +.
hn,d with annil. u Potassium mi other ;ngr.d;. NJ.
produces seia,e .T.e', an: can~.- healthy aci.n
s ncr.asn. the powers uf ds, s,inn na, ing irr,a-
lion. reducing a nnnaiufsl swclnps stopping pain and
fiaaigi. aud causing hr repairs and nutriinens IN
the human body u. greater tiap The wastes. thus pre-
venting decomposition and decay. an! gives nouri II,
ncnt health and vigor to the .y..c,,.
Ny MCltr Is g"nd for AL diseases arising fr,,,r
cesse-: such wca'ncs an. Pain Ia til. Back and cgs.
trembling In the rr.i"r 81 the Heart. Weak Nerves
i'rl.ii c"urlcnsnc-, Dr,ness of tho skin. Sroih,.
syphilis, IN lis many f,r.ns. Ulcers aud Tuners.
" your system, i affected Nv VI the above s,iIp
and diseases. relief ~ hand &c; he.ts MY
bWhu and Bromide oi Potassium once an. yoa may
rel, on being cured.
know just what say NJ record asa ciepourt.r
II Mciifin. rs srcrnJ to M 'nnn IL the Southwest
Twenty five thirty ago fsilow ciiizeis
Know full we'll found inc helm III. prescription count, :
~ The ci. in "a.ch now dwell: have cured more rec
p. Of various dseass- than all the physicians in lris
VILE put together. Undoubtedly for every single pa
.ient that any Louisville r. stefan .as have hundred.
am nps:art ii Yesterday ", Medicines
'cess-a great Iais,ie 10 not large "ouah {.
ms 10 have competitor. | ronor"se he Whol->a.
iatsut Medicine Trade here One aud aro'her hiss tired
me- int."ns acr another. trir have been sienccd
AMI their iI,r,s have been nl.ryr
VI, Medicine ara coed nr' answer tie pNrp"se-thai
l. thc secret ,f my Il, reputation ~
"ui.r of GOOD rlia- articles II ti'iy csiai li>LrI.
believe nv hucln and nronid. "f Potassium j. the
best sr;icic in the ,rkc, far The If all ti-..
es Of tie urinar, .eii"-uruary "rssn>. .nr. as
Nocturnal Inr";:irsncc rrii,hily 81 1T. Bladder anf
trchrs I'M maii-r u !. I.i,s .hc kidney. al ali
thai cs>- cf disease.
~, t"li,, to,iie srs W enrtd re ssrsr directions
IN al care.. JOHN BIN, ~. ~.
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B u L l. S
w ornl Destroyer

EXTRACT or 4 LETTER rIosf GEORGIA.
vILLAxow, WALKrM Co.. ia.
June 80.
IIR Jonx nrL-Desr Sir: have recently 81. en- yc.'f
Wcrm Destroyer" several trials and find II woii1s FULLY
cniccons. II has not failed in single instance Ia have
the wished for effect. am doing pretty large c"nntr!
practice and have daily fer article of the kind
am, sir, most respectfully.
Ji'IIuS i. CLEMEyr. II. D.
r. =. So unqualified aii numerous are the tsstimo-
nisls ~ favor ii my Worm Destroyer that wspapcr
space Is entirely too small to tell its merits.
" j. insaliihs remedy for Worms. Try II and he
convinced See my Jouras for more full description.
JOINS ELL.
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BULLS
SARSAPARILLA!

ST. Lars, April 20
nn l,:;x ErlL.-pcar Sir. Knowing the efficiency
your Sassarariia and the healing ard beneficial gnfii
ties |, possesses send you the following sa',nnt 81
my case.
was wounded about two years ago-was ialsn rr's-
oucr nnd c"nfnc, for six months. r~'ny moved Of
ten. my wounds have not healed yet. haze not sat up
moment since was woupl,i. am shci through the
hips. ", general health is impaired rnd need scine
thing to assist nature have mere faith In our Srr
saparls than anything else wish that 10 be rcnn-
ine. rlcarc express me half doz. BEETLES anu o'ig.
c,rru> &. q. JOHNSON.
IS. Mr.. Johnson va. the son ~ sai!l.u surgeon.
Iii mcher recommended "a her friends. AMI fer many
years used Sirsaparilia with perfect success. w
Scrofuls ard F.,crsor.s Mrs johnson states that the
cures effected were almost miraculous Read my Jour
!, fr eNtsnasi information and advice ir your
Nv journal contains certificates n eminent persons
ministers rrd medical mcn--mrn MAO are known here III
this community for integrity snd v.rariiy. have
cent, received a mo., rrmarkatl ceslrat. from
eminent gentleman 81 Iouisviie. JOHN Bull.