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Smyrna times., 1871-07-05

RELIGION IN DAILY LIFE.-SpurCeOn says:
We mnst come back to our point, which is not
to urge all OF you to give yourselves up to mis-.
sion work, but to serve God more and more in
connection with your daily calling have
heard that woman who has mission makes
poor wife and a had mother. This is very
possible, and at the same time very lamentable
but the mission would urge is not of this
sort. Dirty rooms, slatternly gowns, and chill
dren with unwashed faces are swift witnesses
against the sincerity Of those who keep other
vineyards and neglect their own | have no
faith in that woman who talks of grace and
glory abroad and uses no soap and water at
home. Let the buttons be on the shirts, let
the children's socks be mended, let the roast
mutton be done to turn, let the house be as
neat as q new pin, and the home as happy as a
home can be. Serve God by doing common
actions in heavenly spirit, and then, if your
daily calling only leaves you cracks and creyioes
Of time, ill these up with holy service.
Smyrna times., 1871-07-05

THE CHINESE IN LoUIsIANA.-The move
ment to intr )duce Chinese labor in Louisiana
appears to be successful. Many of the richest
and most Influential planters of the State are
engaged in it as stock holders in the Louisiana
immigration Company, just organized with a
capital of $250,O00, in 500 shares Mr.
Payne, who is at present in China as the agent
Of several individual planters, has engaged one
thousand laborerS in that country, and expects
to reach Louisiana with them in time for the
planting of the next crop. They have all been
selected from the agricultural districts of
China, and they have agreed to work for eight
or ten years for $S a month in gold.
Smyrna times., 1871-07-05

You have all heard of " Hobson's choice. 4"
Down in certain village in one of the Eastern
States poor half-witted fellow named Hobson
got married. A neighbor met him and said
how is this, Hobson? YOU We married a
woman that is foolish, hard of hearing and
lame. What sort OF choice was thar ~"
know it, said poor meek Hobson "but it was
her or nobody" This was the origin of " Hob
500 choice.
Smyrna times., 1871-07-05

SUPPORTING TOMATO VINES This popular
vegetable can be made to bear much larger
and yield much better fruit, by having them
properly supported so that the sunlight and
rows at least six feet apart, and the plants four
feet apart in the row. The rows should run
north and south, SO as to admit the air; and
after the vines have grown foot in length
let four scanting or poles six feet in length be
set up around the plant, and hoops from an old
barrel be nailed to them one foot apart. This
not only forms a good trellis, but makes a
handsome frame, and the tomatoes will grow
and bear well until frost. We have known the
frames made ten feet high, and the vines run
to the top. When stuck with brush, the brush
is apt to give way in wet weather, and let the
vines fall to the ground.
Smyrna times., 1871-07-05

Mr. James Parton writes crisp letter to
The Golden Age: beginning: d. YOU want to
know what floored Mr. Coltax? | will tell you.
Ii was the want of private secretary" Mr..
Parton then goes on to speak of business men
who experience such necessity, says that men,
bers of Congress- who have private fortunes,
generally have them, that Gen. Butler who
has two. both of whom are kept busy, that
Nj. Coliax, occupying the second position in
a rich aud powerful nation, has the salary Of a
bank cashier, and that his determination to
retire to private life under the circumstances
is easily explained. Able men, he says, cannot
be had for the wages we pay-caumny and
poverty. lie concludes: The remedy is sim
pie aud obvious. Abolish ali fees, mieages,
and perquisites, and multiply the salaries of
the leading persons of the Government by
three; which would about bring them to the
point at which they were fixed in the time Of
President Washington But, meanwhile,
what about the payment Of the Debt aud the
reduction of taxation.
Smyrna times., 1871-07-05

A Western lady who had been deserted by
two consecutive husbands has contracted a
third matrimonial alliance, which she hopes
may be permanent, with gentleman whose
legs have been amputated.
There was never more beautiful reply than
that of good man in aflotiOn, who was asked
how he bore his sorrows so well " 1t lightens
the stroke to draw near to him who handles
the rod.
When Daniel Webster was advised not to
enter the legal profession because it was al
ready crowded, he replied, There is room
at the top"
A young Philadelphian, threatened with q
tracts made on Sunday amt legal"
A Dentists Office is not improperly called
his drawing room.
Smyrna times., 1871-07-05

WHERE Do THEY CONE FRoM?-A recent
pension bill has run up the roll of veterans for
the war of lSl2-l5 to over 6,000 aud the cry
is still they come. Before the year is out they
promise TO Outnumber those in actual service
ffty-sx years since when the war ended.
When the bill was before the Senate it was
stated that there were not more than 5000 to
5000 soldiers of the war of 1912 surviving.
Smyrna times., 1871-07-05

In the Hageman forest, in Alsace, an oak is
to be seen whose age is estimated at thirteen
hundred years. The trunk and main branches
are hollow from decay, but the tree stands
firmly, and continues to put forth fresh foliage
eSr6rSe9r Nag, Grenenburg, in the Prus-
from t Gugs a; beech ssG9 tree re iso is to be
Ise nr;S5f the peace of Westphala concluded
in that year, by which the Thirty Years War
came to an end
Smyrna times., 1871-07-05

HIaH-The New York World entertains
its readers with cock and bull story of the
probable marriage Of son of General Grant
to the youngest daughter of Queen Victoria.
We shall next hear that the venerable Jesse
Grant, father of the President, is about to form
40 alliance with the Queen herself. :.
Smyrna times., 1871-07-05

SORE Mouths. For sore mouths, either in
human beings or animals, no application is
equal TO tannin, which should always be kept
in the house for that purpose. A little of the
powder sprinkled on sore spots, will cure
instantly.
Smyrna times., 1871-07-05

During the wiu'er of 1869, a drummer visit
ing Wilmington, n. G., stopped at one Of the
boiled eggs" Sambo went off to the kitchen,
but soon returned, and asked, Mass Boss,
did you want dem eggs scrambedY' " No.
said the drummer, " want them soft boiled. "
All right >ar, and of he trotted again Iu
a few moments he loomed in again, and re-
marked in most persuasive tone, Massa
Boss, you better have dem eggs scrambled -
-" What do you mean? p roared Harry. Well
said Sambo, Massa Boss, I'll tell you dem
eggs amt very fresh, and they'll look better
scra mbled."
Smyrna times., 1871-07-05

A CAUTIoUS MANA fellow who was travel
ing in Western New York, entered bar room,
and after calling for drinks for two looking
about over the oungers, apparently for a
friend to drink with him TO every mans
surprise, he invited NVth, who eagerly ac-
cepted, and swallowed his "pizen' with great
ability. Our traveller however leaving his un-
touched very coolly lighted cigar, and set
tied himself by the fire. After some time, the
landlord inquired, rather sharply, if he did not
intend to drink that whisky. Why, certain
y," said he, "if it don't kill that colorod man
within ten or fifteen minutes"
Smyrna times., 1871-07-05

Indiana countrymen are wearing calico pan
falcons,
Smyrna times., 1871-07-05
JAMES H. COTTON.
ATTENTION {!

The undersigned begs to inform her old friends.
and the public generally. that she has opened
in the building lately occupied by the Misses Megea
OPPOSITE FOXWELL'S HOTEL.
Her stock is all new, and consists Of
DRY GOODS,
Spring Dress Goods. CaicOes, MuslIns, BalmOrals
Hoop Skirts Ladies' Hose. COrseIs, and large as.
soriment Of miscellaneous articles. o Will sell at
Phiiadelph Prices, EXclusIveIy for CASH
Call and examine for yourselves.
c. M. COLLINS
Mrs. c. also informs her friends that she has COM
meRced the DRESS MAKING business. mh8
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GETTING MARRIED.

Essays for Young Men. great SOCIAL
Evils and ABUSES. which interfere with MAR
RIAGE-with means of relief for the ErriDg and
Tnfortunate diseased and debili faded Sent free in
scaled envelopes. Address. HOWARD ASSOCIA-
TON, No, S Ninth ST, Philadelphia, Pa. 4s-lye
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elected in town where his political OPP
| ponents were in the ascendancy, and of
/ the same political faith as MIR. Pulling.
| We do not learn that this unfortunate
| occurrence IN the life of Mr.. Pulling
was denounced by the citizens at that
time. 1t did not appear to attach stig-
ma to the character of the magistrate
referred to. so but what he fully retained
his standing as long as he remained a
resident of the town. To the contrary,
prominent citizens laughed over the at
fair at lifetime, had no word of denun-
citation to utter, said it was good enough
for him.
There has been no loss suffered, yet,
in consequence of these deeds, we be-
lieve. We do not know as there ever
viii be any. The Press holds that
this fact is not viudication, and adds:
The grantees paid in the money for
title in fee simple and they were en-
titled to deed accordingly, MIR. Pull
ling has simply repeated the folly of his
acts. It Is these facts that have been
referred to generally in the Press. They
arc facts and cannot be avoided. They
go TO the debtor side of the character of
Mr. Pulling and are strictly legitimate
when criticising man who was special
~ recommended for his virtues as a
reason why Winnebago county should be
attached to his circuit.
Printing the word guarantee in large
letters on deed, for the purpose of con-
veying an erroneous impression concern
ing its character, is just what we might
xpect after reading his letter of accept
ance. That attempts to convey an I'M
preston that the people irrespective of
party. sire his election, He or his
friends have attempted to convey an i'm
preston that the Governor was request
ed by the Supreme Judges to oppoint a
Democrat to succeed Judge PAINE. They
never requested any such thing.
Men who have reached the Supreme
Bench in this State, have not paved
the way to that high position by false
pretences. The people have never de-
liberately placed trickey lawyer where
he could WELD such power over their
rights. liberties and property. We do not
think they viii do it at the next town
meeting.
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The Press ON Pulling.

The Winnebago County Press, pub
hshed at Neenah and Menasha, has a
long article on Hon. d. j. Pulling, Dem.
ocratic candidate for Associate Justice
of the Supreme Uoart. We learn from
this that Judge PULLING has been twice
hung In effigy in this State; once
at Portage many years ago, and once at
Menasha.
The particulars of the Menasha case
are related as follows BY the Press
Judge Pulling came to this place some
thing ever thirteen wears ago, and en-
gagged inbusiness asa land speculator and
attorney at law. The title to much of
the real estate that he operated In, was
either tax titles or of a questionable or
uncertain character, so much so that
Mr. Pulling did not deem It tie part of
prudence for han, to gee Hdrrantee
deeds an FEE SIMPLE, although HE
DID GIVE DEEDS THAT HAD THE WORDS
WARRANT AND DEFEND" PLAINLY
DISPLAYED IN THE BODY OF THE DEED,
BEING ONLY A WARRANTED AS TO ANY
CLAIMS UNDER OR THROUGH HIMSELF
AND HEIRS. 1t also had the words
''warrantee deed printed on the top of
the page, thus conveying the idea
TO ordinary minds that the deeds given
were In the usual form of fee simple alb
solute and warranted and defended
against any and all claims of whatever
name and nature. The records of Win
nebago county show an abundance of
these bogus ''waTantee deeds given
by Mr.. Pulling Which we can give the
name, volume and page ola few of them
If need be. These bogus deeds were
given QUO by Mr. Pulling as genuine
and money was paid him accordingly
by the guarantees, most of whom were
mechanics and lahoring men of small
means.
In the course Of time the character of
these deeds became known and the per-
sons receiving them naturally became
indignant. Other operations of Mr..
Pulling of an arbitrary character, as we
are informed, also made him obnoxious,
until it finally eliminated an burning
and hanging liam IN eGiay under the
lead of local magistrates magistrate
Of sufficient repute to be repeatedly re-
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lIt " pe ieNlso ana eoiieT'eo Dy TINS chapter are
a. ~ sueh scrip ssii pe .eceisape only IN
In case any m si ~ men ~ was issued:
have been raisei h ,nrnd f & raA slal.
taxes tha, 80 - - W non pay men, Vi
to taxi. t,y saIe certitc 70 - t g 80
scrip on any lois SO returned for nonoayna,t Of
taxes and no interest shall ha rl.,rr1 = - -,
such tax certificates The BOARD Of 4 Idarn.n -
however before letting any contract order Tho M -
such scrip out of the specia ward fna or rho
general fund of the city and such special ward fund
or general fund shall he rein,l,ursel f,rs, a. -,
to he levied and coIiacti ~ -, ~ .,i 'aAes
Sec 10 After an, sfreet sl,aIi hsvs haa,, o 90
ard ,.o,a - 10y -, 81 i's = ia oesh opened
inlnrovements ,nade ,Do Ia -. s sier
ut rho a. ,,a,,sa - -. - "a ie, i3 'ii pe uoie
located and if said stree+ = I -, i s ~ -
,ya,,ls fhan eacI - - 10 80 u Ioro
proyeuent in nronortion r., tic ,,,l., a - ~ -
IN each and he aece go 80, f W. \ aone
toned IN his sarti III AZ -, pu po ,I men
otIer 20 - 60 - I .'iia con t 1I '.S
al ~ ~ po''S az 'iu Gnu eoiieo'-
81 on rt ia, .s;5. ., -, !,
c,,,st,ai e.. 80 -; 81 of 80, III ~. e
VOC - - w ~ -
500 Of r1,o-,it,- ,11, 90 ,, - 1;5
bv yji,,anca 70 nI.al 1asin,t Ia :'tahii-f dt-
In. o., 80 Nit l, -; - 80, ~, ~, i, 80
If Said lie, $50; 'Ai ~ ~ a. -. ~
rioa1 80, - a. IA r, a. d" IL ~. 80 ~,
lines Sill in No 60 IL - 49, ~ ;S;i - IS +I -
meander lines anJ ,,rotoct H. ,a,S Of ~ "a III
- - 80 Pr. .iie paiAo VI ''iiy Gnu al
so a. to preyent sand and the hsonS f
,raSIi, - P s anu ' oiA e. e'luNtlons rom
ryi,,1r i Q =, - go - g ~ ~ @ p p 90 - ot'i
ron th .II NC , ~ Pms Plonlso 9 " .s sIo
- ~ e sii.,ii nave pome. ~ pIoNIue Dy
M sI 80 =. ~ t, =. efr anu -
fillina the lots ai,nttn. +ta a,,d ,rrotec+iTn t
banks of ali creeks o9ttars and streams of Water
e,nptyinq into Said' To- eli, a. bonnds of tbo
CITY and In ranr;'a an H. l rs Of In+s az
any nor+;o 49, az ..e se'eI''i ;S 80
crceir a.. nv, t enS o i ST. - z,i ~
sa,, i gu ediii "a S'ei ~ uoch aiiu M '.e
aIJar,a III e anu within sum tie as ouCn
t.: eu 'nait uIecI, ana 10 make suGn olIer pro-
eeoHs on any iot or iots within said D2undarles 10
from working INTO sid river as
te 49, my seein meet nee anu ~ ppl n anu
within the tine snecied IL siS t5rn,a-, 70 hniJ
of reDair or chande or aI+ ~ IncSs ar ter ,,ro
tectons or otbarSyisa on,,,,,, th ~ ,1rovsiort of
such ordinanca e. .Ss I.pis - n tIoi
.,n1 an,a,,.ari - :. ~, ieii .ie hetoo3
no ~ oc ~, " si e lle Iep'lt
ton for s,,cI - iss i. . VI otnei sp 1. -
for tha s,ma - - ~ :. 80, ~ .iiS It, I
inc to sncb - ga ,'lt s i ti a I,
n certfceta Sill ha - iI ~. - -, Nv. - 81 ~
co,,tract nrca ,bi I'll %, i' = - -; In;
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MILWAUKEE MARKET.

Gold-s11G4; .Wheat-S1.24.
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cation on Americans who may wish to
become subjects to England.
MADISON, March 22.-The Govern
or's veto of the Dells bill was received
in the Assembly to night, and read by
the clerk at 0 clock.
THE educational report of Mr.. Kuntz
was spread upon the Assembly journal
this morning, and a thousand extra
copies ordered printed. 1t contains "a
pages of educational statistics, gathered
from all the States of Europe, United
States and Canada. It is the most val
liable compilation Of facts, we reeollect to
have seen 10 the same space. The
following table from the report shows
the percentage of school attendance
and illiseracy In different contries:
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School

THE report Of the S. Domingo Com
missoners is in favor of annexation.
Princess Louise was married ON the
2lst inst. by the bishop of London at
noon. and departed at 8 p. m. for Clare
mont for the honeymoon.
Senator Sumner has succeeded in
bringing his Anti Dominican Resolution,
wherein he accuses the Administration
of violation Of international law, be-
fore the Senate, and delivered splen-
did speech containing scathing rebuke
Of Grants administration.
The Prussian outposts haye advanced
to the gates of Paris, at Vincennes.
The meetings of the Assemble at Yer
sailles are stormy. A provision for LIE
comte' children has been decreed; also
monuments for both Thomas and lie
cOmte
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WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

WHEAT-Winter, 1875 cts@1 ,3Gcts
Spring lis 120cts
OATS,-53cts
70cts@S0cts
PEAS.-S5cts
BUCK WHEAT-6O@SOct
BEANS,-S1, 25@1.50
TIMOTHY SEED-S3, 10000
RAPE SEED-S1.75
FLAX SEED-S1, 50@1,75
POTAT0ES-60@
EGGS, per dozen-12@14@cts
BUTTER, per tb-1S(G 20cts
FLOUR, winter, per bl.-$6,5O@TOo,
spring-6550,a6 90
MEAL per cwt-$1. 50@1.15
WOOL per ib-35G13Ic
SALT per 5rl-$3.o0
PORK, 50Oliye cwt-SM6.O0
dressed $T00607. 80
BEEF, on foot d. "a y
dressed s., 90 a 900
SHEEP, per head-S3,00
WOOL, per f5--350G 45cts
WHITE FISH, h1f brl-$T,00
BIDES. green-SG9cts
y-lSd2Octs
HAY, perton-sGS1O Sill.
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NEW YoRx MARKET
CELGaG0 MARKET.

NEW YORK, March 29.-12U0 M-Four-Duu
Nhett-Dull and nominal. Corn strong. Oats
Steady. Gold HOS
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CHICAGO, March 29.-1130 A. n.--Wheat-steady
noder!t at, active; sl2514@1 2535 cash seller
April, 81 1875 "a 30 seller May.-Corn-Dull, 52II
523sc cash seller april. Oats-DulI ana nominal; 4sc
regular.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-19
Our SLdns nrc Solves,

Our Sh1ns Rro Solves,
And through millions Of orlfccs oozcs the trans
parent fluid which nature does not need for
vital purposes. This Is a wise provision Of
Providence, but excessive Precipitation IL, never.
the!ess, extremely weakening. During the heats
OF summer all Woodworking men perspire to an
extent that IL mort or loss facilitating. They,
OF all classes OF the community, require q whole
some inviYOrant at this season. Let them not
seek II In the liquors Of the bar.room; they viii
not ind II there. A medlcated stlmulana, pure
and indebted, Ia what they need and among
this class OF remedies Hostetter's Stomach Bit.
tens stands alone. No valid plea can be urged
against its use, even by the genius Of Temper
snce itself. for even the Maine law permits the
sale OF dihusive stimuli for medicinal purposes.
As a general rcnova'ing preparation the Bitters
has no equal anywhere. But this Is only one Of
the merits OF this famous inyigorator. its rcgu.
lating properties give II an immense superiority
over all the tonics Of the Pharmacopcia. In
cases OF chronic constipation II Il the most use
full and certain OF all apcrients. 1t creates no
violent commotion in the discharging organs,
but. gently relieving them OF their distractions,
leaves them In q healthy, vigorous condition.
II seems unnecessary to state. In view Of the
mass Of testimony a. to its effects In dyspepsia,
that Il is q permanent cure for that terrible and
but too general complaint.
TIL numerous "Bitters," under various
names, which mercenary dealers endcayor TO
substitute for Hostetter's Stomach Bltters,
should be avoided, for their own sakes, by the
sick and the public at large. Hotttetter's Bitters
is procurable In bottles only, and never sold In
bulk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-19

Browns Bronchial Troches, for Pulmo-
nary and Aslhmatic Disorders, have proved
their efficacy BY a test Of many years, and have
received testimonials from eminent men who
have used them.
Those who are suffering from Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, Sore Throat, ETC., should try the
Troches. a simple remedy which Is In almost
every case efrectual. je7-1w
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WORTHY Of attention, that at Haas
old store, Gold Hill, Main street, next
to Bank of California, you can pur-
chase goods comprising clothing, fur
nishing goods. hats, boots and shoes
and a great variety of other articles
much cheaper than ut Virginia or In
the State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-19

CHARLES PcuL, Shaving M Hair Dressing
Saloon, Main street, Gold Hill, next door to
Gibson's. Curling, dressing and cutting Of
ladies' hair, done In the most fashionable and
approved manner. )e1t
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MEDICAL.

SAtt Hn, rsopn,tnr: x =: HeD9,.LDa 90. psssssn
$1,000.
AAA+AoNs Dear testinony 70 their
"onaeriaI curatise EleetS. iney ~"
nosA ~ I'm maae
WniAAeJ, Er0ol spir.us nna nu
Liquor' uUcIo,eu, spIcea aha s"ecrnea 70 pleas'
inc taHe' eal'ea .omcs,' AppeuDcrs hes'or-
eN, CO. = Hsau u uppie, y"
- wv ~ sue"e -
nau'e fooaI 'a "eIoso.
ieohoI iney
OLOOD n CAV.
tNH fAASCArAh d perfect ienorasor anu
lnNlgora'oro Of INC oystcm- carrying on All POISONOUS
matter nnd restoring the biood 10 healtny conan
ton. No person can take thcSo bltters according 10
directions, and remain long un"eii' provided sneir
oone' NJ ues,.yyou 2 ..,as 49," ~, Lii,
mean, nad the vital organs wasted beyond mo point
o,rrpah'
I'.a,"o-.." - -,
nie'IOsSeN'"s - "o 49, rnS."...s.
msaSa po"o'iui i'e"e ~ ,nN".-
Inflammation OF tho Liver, and all tho flsceral
Organs
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether
In Young or old, married or single, at the lawn OF
yomapSoodo or a, Tho turn OF lie, these Tonic Bit.
tss have no equal.
D.. -T,N,nu,.o-v ond ch,Sonte Rheu.
-. 1-s.,. - I.d,r..
mntism ana tout, OyspoPstn OF AnoASe~
t,on, Bilious, Remittcnt and Intermittent
49,, TO-. r,s
Fcvcrn, Olacnacs OF inc A1Ioo1, AiScrsAAo-
neys aud Bladder, these Bitters have been
mos, successful. such Diseases nrc caused by
y;tlntcd Blood, which - generally produced BY
arrangement of Tho Digestive OrrnnA
S1E HAL
nc.Ic, Pain In tho Shoulders, Coughs, Tlghtncsso or tho
Chest, Dlzzlacs, Sour Fluctuations Of tho Stomach,
Dad Ta,,c In tho Mouth. Bilious Attacks. Palpitatlon
orthe Heart, Inflammation OF tho Lungs, Pain in tho
regions OF i:e IidneyG and q hundred other painful
sympsom'a arc Tho onsprins' OF dyspepsia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-19

STEAM BArus EVERY DAY. For rheumatism
st.1 Joints, ca,arrh In the head. cold on the lungs
and other complaints. take some Of DR.. Mayors
steam baths. Also warm and cold baths every day
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TO MILLMEN !!

VIE HAVE FOR SALE AT TIE GOLD
w Hill NHWs Once hNf . ton o. superior
T!IPs Metal for to1rnalinR pgrHosss lS S NJ
duesdph:ss for cash. .r. .r .,r
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The Nccesrl,y OF n Wait Ove,tsn6i

The Necessity Of n Walt OVeftsDol
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Patients residing In any part OF ia. sute.
however distant, who may desire medical advice
on their respective cases, and who think propeS
10 submit q written statement OF ruch In prefer.
cncc TO holding u personal interview. are assured
that their communications VIII DC heId most
sacred, aud the cure guaranteed.
All letters must be- addressed to the CORE.
spOndin. physician, thur:
bENJ, +. JOSSELYN, NJ. H.,
BOX 1851 G1s Sacramento sirse,,
Between Montgomery aud kearny.,
d~.1i7O1yis San Francisco. Gal.