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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-02
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-02

Nov ~. 1871. J
Ostey Hall Msvor Of Of New York. pursuance
the requirements Of OF the entitled An act In relation
tlectiops In the City and County ri NcwYok passed Apn @
have appointed Inspector Of Election in eth Lection
81 said CITY the following they appearing by the statement
the Bond Of County 10 the persons who rece'a ne
highest number Of Of Election for bis distinct
the voes received b the tao Inpectors Of Election declare.
Board elected TIE persons tbus
appointed being possible Tor me TO ascertain RON
the mixed political from the party IN genera
rIecfng tue two success
ui candidates Inspector. Election beepg them 70 ne ana ."
determining A. Ohhri HALL
The new North-west., 1871-11-04

A 81. Johns tNcw F"undland) CORES
Po"dcnt Of tho New York Ecr"ing I'o.t - y,
TINT the fishing season. now drawing 10 n
close. l"s been one Of the most prosperous
ever known. After M absence Of forty
years, the m"ckcrcl rcnppc.r,d last year on
the shores "f New Foundland. This year
they have again shown themselves, so TINT
high hopes are entertained they are return.
Ing permanently u their old hnunts. Once
'""y were plentiful rs cod, bu, hardly ono
l''s been sccn I'LL last year during the past
forty years.
The new North-west., 1871-11-04

ErFtcAcyor re VACCINATION. 1T - sta
ted in the Edinburgh hedir"i Jomrnoi. ihr,
At recent meeting Of the Glasgow Mct!ico
Ch'r"rgical Society, mot one member was
able I" sdducc one single instance OF = re-.
saccin"tcd person having taken III. small
p"x." The sentiment maintained tha,
when small p"x prevails, every individual
above five years "f age in ~ infected local,
'ly, ought I" bc ~ .vnccinatrd. We believe
this is the universal conviction of impartial
medical observers IN all rnrts Of the world
The new North-west., 1871-11-04

Among tho evil Effects Of the Franco
German war II has been observed that i,
the vicinity Of the scenes Of great battles
vegetation has been generally IL not cnt,rcl,
dcs'r"yel-at amy rate, materially impaired
Such plants IN have not actually died. have
withcrcd and grown up wan and sickly, ns
if poisoned by some injurious substance In
tho Hir or the soil. German chemists have
explained the phenomenon rs arising from,
the diffusion Of sulphur In tho air and over
the surface Of tho soil. The sulphur, In the
shape II IL contained ~ tho smoke of gun
powder, IL supposed IL combine with thu
oxygen In the atmosphere h form sulphur.
Gus acid. u deadly poison In ito effects on or.
ganisM Of any kind.
The new North-west., 1871-11-04

THE GLACIERS Or AMERICA Tho Rork,
Mountains nrc likely 10 afford the explorers
Of this continent the same opportunities Of
the investigation "f the phenomena Of g,a
cicr formation, aud Of meteorological occur
rcnccs at great attitudes. that Switzerland
has long given I" Europeans On Noun,
Rainier, in Washington Territory. there IS a
glacier ten miles In length Ivy five In width
md many others are known u exist. TIL,
crudi,c weekly London publication, the
.Ac"dtmy. suggests tho Rocky Mountains 70
the Alpine Club, Ms = field now 10 i,s mem
hcrs. who nrc by this time well acquainted
with all the accessible peaks Of Switzerland
lComc and try Powclrs Peak !.
The new North-west., 1871-11-04
IN CARRUl.LTON.

The Carroll,on CO., Free Press. Of Oct.
II. says of Claget.'s speech 1t that place. o"
Oct. 4sh: EVERY township. and almost
every school district was represented. by
active. intelligent Republicans. who were
fully able 10 comprehend and appreciate
the facts to which they listened. Hon. w.
II. Clagctt. Of Montana. spoke for IN hou,
and shslf in such y forcible and cl'qucn. u
manner. SO plainly and yet so true and con
vincing. TIM, hc held the attention and ap.
plausc of all candid listeners Democrats ;
and Republicans. So marked was the con
,rnst between this speech aud the miscrul'lc
lnra"guc Of the day previous. that II was
the entire theme of conversation for som,
lime thereafter
The new North-west., 1871-11-04

STATISTICS or Tmk FiRE.--Thc Chicago
Ecen'"o I'"st. sums up the extent and dam
age by the fire m follows:
The fire began Vt ore on tho evening Of
Sunday. Oct: 7. md ended about 10 O'clock
on Tuesday morning. II covered an nrcn of
three miles IN length by one and half In
breadth. or of 1900 acres. The number of
houses dcstr"ycd was "a. son. Of tho number
"f people rendered homeless. no 900. Of
these about $4,000 have left the c,tv, and
about S5, 600 arc now fesi by cl'rrity. Tho
first house burned was owned by Mrs. Soul.
~, aud the l"s, hy DR.. Dyer
Tho hest authorities concur In estimating
tho total loss ut from *i0s. 600 900 to &2i5,.
on. 600. taking the total insurance t. repre-
sent one third Of the total loss. This may
tc divided rs follows. on u rule approx
mate:
l~'s~ ." h"i"::. and property. :. )iO6 OtO
l"Dss on s(tGk aud plnnt. ........ .Mtl I'M
ios- On furniture aud personal property. siWa'HU
$16MAl, ,O4,O
The new North-west., 1871-11-04

Conn Cor PIpEs "A Louisville es,al,
lislmcnt Ii manufacturing cob pipes In large
quantities, to supply the demand of the
Northcr" market. Tho artists engaged In
their manufacture talk lcarncdly Of the ma.
turc Of cobs. aud "rc busy In devising somc
plan u make tho stem of the cob con uOus
with the pipe. The cobs have been hitherto
found too brittle. though scientific means
have been used to make then, plallc enough
10 hear tho bending necessary. Al simple
~ II may seen. such pipe hos never been
made, and tho novelty would certainly 70.
vivc the good old fashion Of cob pipe smok I,
Ing. That the cob pipo has great merits IL
the faith of every u"pcrvcr.ei Kensuckian.
1t was tho only pipe that 0oncral jackson
would use.
The new North-west., 1871-11-04

TnE C0MIN0 CoMkr.-Enckc's comet ID
''duc" a. tho pcrihclion january next. and
will bc visible ,clcscopIcally several months
prcv'oua Ito pcriotl 10 short---only three
years and . quarter. The least distance
fr'm tho sun Is thlrty.two millions Of
miles, and tho greatest thrce hundred and
c'ghty.scvcn millions. During tho last
eighty years the period of this revolution
has diminished u tho extent of about three
days. fact which some claim establishes
tho existence In spacs of IN infinitely thin
but retarling ether, and would also point
10 tho eventual destruction of the solar sys
tern by precipitation into ils great ccntre.
The new North-west., 1871-11-04
s.3I II'.sSyl's"~ SAL. r..

10y virtue Ui IN rN ou iasu,V ont Of the District
- C"h,t ot the ~,cu judicial District 1T Mout t,a
F,n''"i! ~ aud for h"t,rniy nf Deer i,",ur hr,r,
IN. dat" September 2mh. 1871. and 10 directed aud
delivered, tn mn action Wherein tNs I.ytlc n plain
III aud Maria l.. Sa"ndc:s aud thaa W Frost nr d..
t'"lans. IN favor "f said ;ainti nnd against .n de
irmlan,s. have levied upon aud viii. On SATURDAY.
tic 18th DIV ~ November, l$ti. ut Tn, hour Of ~
"ch"k u NJ "i said day. NJ th' front door ot tho
'"u,t lI"usr. IN Deer L"sr ety. Deer lsl,.r county,
w. r. SCI, y, public auction, t. tho highest and hest
hhl,'r im cash m hai tho tnlluwtng tcscrih,,l prop
"I,. to W.T. All dr!,Edauts I"it. title aud Interest IN
rnh 4" north itN feet nt claim No. unS o., north frn,
discovery. on the Spcckl Trout !unitz lode IN Flint
r'rre Mimi" district. Deer Ledge 20, NJ 4,
Dated this 10Th day ot October, a. u 1871
WESLEY ". JONES
sheriff ~ Deer l,ngr Go.
Ny CHARLES :. WARREN,
l|l Deputy sheriff
The new North-west., 1871-11-04

CASE No. o.
AS~txncs,'- NOtiss.
In tho Supreme Court Of tho District ot Montana cr.
iitory.
Bankrupt, =" ""~"p's''
DtsrWicr ~ MONTANA TEWW,romv SIS
ME UNDERSIGNED hereby give. notice of his appoint.
! mrnt ~ Assignee III james stuart of UVcr Lodge,
!" the count, ot Deer Lodge aud Territory of Mon
aa. who has been ad,udvcd bankrupt upon the ~.
tion ot "nc Of his cicdltors by thu supreme Court Of
sntd district. j. L. k(1NlNSON
DatcN. Scpt Vii. 1871. tlSN AnalgnNC. etc
The new North-west., 1871-11-04
Important to Minors.
MINERAL LAND SURVEYS

HAVING becn appointed Dcputy surveyor os min.
IA sssl lantls for the whole Territory Of Montana
I'm now the only person IN tho Territory that II legally
authorized to make mineral land snrvcys Tor Mtun,
under the acls of Congrsvs u July With, iS6A and
July nh. lS7O.
No sscond eurvsy viii IN required when tho pru,,n
nary survey has bscn executed by myself.
eecp On hand all tho blanks that requisite In
'naklng applications -
An rcQsi.ltc proofs can b made hciorc mo At tho
'Sae u mailing the preliminary survey. = '''
For cost Of susvays. PUBLICATION lSrs &c. sall upou
r eddress me At llclcna, N. +. ~
70 chas9ss madc eus advice Of Information.
O0es o Dsrckcnr,dgo neas 60dnsy slsSsA ne.1
d0oe - q. q Ion1 o. - -" A'~s
soaSv0 ono 4 yooTx
The new North-west., 1871-11-04
l)iSASlDlsSQls>,p

I1tHA~ll1N01O1D
'I>llE colmrtncrship heretofore cxlsting hctwcrn
l u q. Walton aud Jns. A. Talhntt nt DcSr Lodge
under he name ot Walton \ Talbott. hns been dis
solved by mutual consent H. g. Walton viii pny all
'h's that "a" firm owe. nn all debts duo them must
he pnld to him.
Bnsi"rss will be continued by II. q. Walton
Il. a. WALTON
JAS. A. TALNyrT.
Deer Lodge. NJ. r.. Oct. ~. 1871 lsi-it
The new North-west., 1871-11-04

than before, the floating fahl ores, sui.
phidcs and antimonlous ores having gone
with the tailings.
Thus. no the case stands, the extraction
Of the silver from tho Montana ORES will,
In time, be the only rational one. except In
districts. II such should ever l,s found.
which, would by themselves bc able Ia fur.
nish true silver ores enough u supply anal
gans,ing works continually. But IN the
smelling works copper, not lead, must hc
looked for To play the role of the necessary
medium,
! shall proceed in another article u dcs
r'il'c the works now existing vi ArgcntH.
and running. II must be cnrfcsscd. with u
high aud deserved degree Of financial sue.
cess. A. EILENA
IluMoHs or THE F,WE People arc NJ,
only ~ cheerful ns could he expected und'r
the circumstances, hut. with all due regard
10 the suffering which demands the symps
thy, they do not rcfr~i" from sn occasional
rlcnsa",ry. Indeed. ~ every ono among us
Inns been chas,cncd hy "t'lic.i"n. everybody
claims the right t. indulge /" jocosc remarks
when occasion suggrsts them
One merchant. who found his snfc and
i's contents destroyed. quietly remarked
TINT there MAS u" blame attached to the safe.
That II was Of chilled iron and would have
stood, but tia. the fire had taken the chM
all out.
A firm of painters on Madison street bul.
lclin their removal ~ follows. on u sign
erected like guide board upon the ruins Of
their old establishment
MOORE H. GOE.
lIOUsE AND Sion PAINTEWs,
Removed 10 III Dusplxints st.,
(,mniiml ANN nm. ~
The new North-west., 1871-11-04
NEW CUT OFF.

1srNsss Dlysl rnull0 NsDx2lss~. etc.
Received last evening pev Exprcss lrU,n San Frau
cisco. an invoice II California Hydraulic NOxxlcs
iIccr kssg xmd lcc h0x Cocks. lmtl supply
vMf sT1sAN0 / RICHARDSON,
Deer Lodge.
The new North-west., 1871-11-04

AN exchange has the following How
Is this fer u scene IN church : The place is
" sacred "liticc IN bath, Maine. The pew
Is crowded The sermon Is long. A re-
spectacle citizen g"r. :" sleep In close
proximity I" him IL u lady. The preacher
was !" the midst Of his closing prayer. when
the slum'1yr astonishc.i the congregation
hy gruniing In u tone Of complaint Come,
come, Sarah! lav along don't crowd 80 !
Lay over lay ovcr!' Sarah. who waS rur.
'u"".c'y IN the pew also, never for mo
mcnl lost her presence Of mind, bu, s'lmin
'strrcl {" timely poke with her par.sol,
which awakened her dormant lard. and
prevented any further remarks on his part.
A warning /" sleepy auditors ar long wind
cd l'rcachcrs--,W matter which,"
The new North-west., 1871-11-04


Tho SECRETARY Of the Treasury sent word
through oil hIs vast department the other
day that he proposed leaving that nigh, for
Chicago, and would b. pleased 70 carry any
message from bic subordins.cs u their
friends In that unhappy city. Tho Treas.
ursr hearing that several millions Of bonds
he'd been burned. very naturally wen, 70
look after his cixdereots.
--~-------.s.0Dss-~
Felix Pyai, tho French Communist, who
ID considered shenost blood Thirsty Journal.
lot In 8uropc, . sald % b. % much avcrse
70 The slxht Of blood that 10 comus near
fainting when hs soss . psssoas nose bleed.
And W - sisasd ~ oc6se ~ ~ aeeee-
Dinallo0 of The hostaesa
The new North-west., 1871-11-04
MOORE L. GOE,
UOUsE AND SION IAINTEl,x,
Removed 10 III IDcsplxincs st.,
Capital, soon, ,(NG 10.

An editor Of u daily paper has received
several r"c'ic"l cGusio"S suggested by the
late disaster, but l,c declines them all. ~,
ground that Il Is wnstcful 10 print anything
which requires every line with capital
when capital Is as scarce ~ /, Il now in Chi
cagO.
A sign. board. stuck In the ruins of a
building on Madison street, reads: "Ow
control, We have removed" etc.
The new North-west., 1871-11-04

Of xlI the metals. has also here furnished
tho means Of introducing rational process
for tho extraction Of tho precious metals
from tho ores under discussion I refer 10
tho existence IT = vast amount Of sulphur
rrttcd copper ores In various parts Of the
Territory. Some Of these dcnOsiis arc ID.
cntcd close 10 y natural line Of railroad, |. o.,
near tho low Deer Lodge Pass In Butte
District. Il II probable that tho main line
Of the Territory. tho North Pacific railroad.
will run through this pass and down the
valley Of tho Deer Lodgc.
These copper veins carry ores very free
from ganpuo, principally yellow sulphuroia
aud pcocock. both mixed with iron pyriics.
Near the surface. however. these minerals
are oxydizcd and converted into carbon
a,cs. oxydcs and silicstcs. We have here.
then, tho true basis for tho extraction Of
silver from tho QuariOxe ores Of tho Terri.
tory ny smelling. II is true: tho extraction
by means Of lead 10 n much less complica.
tod process. but the use of copper sulphur.
cts will provo fur moro reliable. because the
adequate supply Of the latter 10 assured
II hns these further AdvsniAgos, oven u the
present time, that copper hKs \ commercial
value In tho Territory, while lead hns none,
and that In the case Of copper smelling ~
buyirg of Iron ores n required for tho pur.
H,sc of Aux,ng tho quartz Of the silver Urcs,
while tho usc Of tho Montana load 0rcs In.
wolves u heavy outlay. The reply nigh,
ho madc here, that the argcntllcTOus 70
Iona ores could lc dressed W 70 . high por
cont ~ Of Iced before smelling. thus rvn.
dcrilg unnoCsassry great portion Of tho
huxcs which sro now required. But, IN.
fortunstCly, this cannot b done with conn.
0,ny, NJ the friable character 0f The silver
Osts. associated with the galsna, makSe
dressing eMpsoatsblA Ths on, aio1 drooe.
ine, would probably b poorer n Oliver
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-22

BIC Eea.-At Davis & bookings
Columbus Brewery, a few doors above
the News Office, may be e Q the
champion egg Of the season. It Is an
eggs-traordinary hens egg, measuring
SIa inches In Its longest circumference
by Z inches the other way, and weighs
three ounces. 1t Is from Honey Lake
Valley.
BULLIoN.-There was deposited at
the Bank Of California, Virginia, yes
terday, $4,000 In silver bars, from
various mines.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-22


DR. PERRAULT HAS THE PLEAolhE
to inform his numerous old patients aug
Others seeking CONFIDENTIAL medical
IDVICE, that he Gun bs consulied daily al nus
office. No. 5G2 Montgomery street; hottneast
corner Of Sacramento street. san Eraneireo-
Rooms o. 10 and II, 1rst floor. up stAirs:
CONSULTATIONS and Correspondence "
English, French and German. vrr
Having made the various forms OF SE1GnL
DISEASE and NERVOUS and PhlSlCAL
DEBILITY the subject OF minute research ann
spccial practice for many years, Dr. felteun
Continued to treat these Affections snccessiuhy.
Inv tho ncwcst scientific methods, ana WITHOUT
rcsort to obnoxious remedies. .
Gonorrhca, elect, Structures, Bubo, lIee,s,
skin fruptions, ETC., In any stage: specGiiy
cured. and all Syphiliiic and Mercuiial Tsln's
cradicated from the System:
Nocturnal Emissions, Night Sweats, Discnargo
from the Urethra on going 10 stool or maklpg
water. Pain In the Back. Sleep Disturbcd oy
Dreams, Dizziness, Signing. Languor, PnPlia'
tIon, Painting Coughs. sallow CompieSi1n
Growing Weakness Of Sight, Memory ano IN
tellectual Faculties, Difidence, Disincllnation
10 attend TO Business or to so into society. etc.:
spc somo OF the more prominent symptoms OF
Ncryons and PHYSICAL Prostratlon-the resuit OF
q Abuse and Excessive lnduI6ence-whlch. "
moi timely checked, will never fall TO induce
| premature decay. aud terminate in to'nl LOSS Of
Patients complaining Of one or more OF we
| above symptoms should apply immcdiately 70
mr. pcr,auii, us he has discovered New ana he'
liable Remedies which enable NM 70 guarantee
a ,Dpedy md radical cure OF
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-22

CHARLES PouL, Shaving and Hair Dressing
Saloon, Main street, Gold Hill, next door to
Gibbons. Curling, dressing and cutting Of
ladies' hair, done In the most fashionable and
approved manner. je20h
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-22

An ESTABLISHED REHsDr.-"Brown's Bron-
ehial Troehes" arc widely known as an estsb-
llshed remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis
Hoarseness and other troubles Of the Throat
and Lungs. Their good reputation and extern
sive use has brought out limitations, represented
to be the same. Obtain only Browns Bronchial
Trochcs. 1el6-u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-22

SrxAx BATHS EvxlI DAY. For rheumatism
stu joints, catarrh in the head. cold on the irngs
and other complaints. take some Of Or. hAyer's
steam baths. Also warm and cold baths every day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-22
Parity, Strength, Economy.

These three requisites are combined in Doc
LET'S well known YEAST POWDER As each
ingredient entering into It's composition Is
free nom any delcterious or Injurious sub
stances, the purity and full strength Of each
article 10 guaranteed in the manufacture; and
as one pound OF DooLEr's YKAsr PowDEn will
last q third longer In the culinary department
than the vast majority OF Baking Powders In
market, It proves coneluslvely that 1t Is the
most economical. Convenient to have In the
house, and universally produces light and ele-
CANT food. For sale by all grocers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-22
ASSAY OFFICE
NOTICE.

AFR. JOHN GLACKEN Is HEREBY Az.
Nl thorized to collect and recsipt AZ oStsts s
CITY. and ali claims against the nrm viii be pre-;
sentcd to HIM Immediately for settlement; ~
persons indebted to the arm are earnestly " IT,
auested to settle within thirty, days; rnw
Glackdn can be found at our oia No ~
occupied by r. L. HIGGINS q w"
South G street, Virginia. , n,IF a co,
u.u,,,. Nav % 1878. myas-im
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-22

welcsmo News.-A Homo for Disabled
and supersnnuated Miners. Tho thriving town
Of Grass Valley Its founder. For q 80 you not
only aid In Its construction, but have . good
chance to win $4,000. Gins In all amounting
to $4,000; 1901 chances; lowest prizo, so.
$1,000 to the Trustees Of the Home-Hon. VIM.
Watt, Hon. Thomas Findley, A. B. Brady, Dud-
ley Hoyt and Martin Ford, Esqs. No reduction
In prize amounts. To be drawn July 18th. For
tickets apply to g. W. DIXON,
Secretary and Manager.
onice-Grass Valley. Cal. or local agents In
this place. my3l-lw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-22
1I,e Necessity Of n Visit Overeono'
-. uorEpnGpYET

The Necessity oil u Nis'
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Cas-,
Patients residing i'll any part Of ine stsLs:
borsxer distant, Who may desire medical sdrlee
on their respective cases, and who think proper
to- submit a written statement Of such 10 prs,eId;
ence to holding personal ,sI SRI Ss hsld moi
sacred, and the cure guaranteed o,,o.
All letters must be Addressed 70 'hP eo''''
BRSJ. F. JOSSELfN, M. ~.
| [Box ISL l sacraineLto gt..vn
a.,,-nIyIS San francisco. Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-22
Seminal Weakness ard Impotence.

We invite investigation, -rar.icu'arly by thote
.%rcrsrers who have tried this boasted Doctor.
ami Tint advertised Physician until worn out
and discouraged; we claim not to know every.
thing. nor 10 cure everybody: but we 40 cam
that in all cases taken under treatneh'' VIC
Iaaics Suffering from any Complaints lnsi.
denial 70 their rex I'll con ut this Doc'sr WIN
assurance OF relief
patInnts I'm the country can NC
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stating their case az minutcly as possible nap'''
OF living. occupation. etc. ,., {, "a.
Low charges. Best Of references gwen IL re-
CURED. All communications e G,i1'rn,a for DR..
RIoTTSs CEI.EBRATED FEMALEMoNTHLf
BITS Which are unapproath he'd. and far In 40.
vance Of every other remedy for slppre'sionoo
sna dI other irregularities in erslcs. Price, f5Go
per box; scnt by mail or express, securely
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DR.. JULIEN ~PERRAULT,

Doctor Of Medic. ne ofthe Faculty Of fei.'
Graduate OF the Universally Qseen's
COLLEGE,, In Canada, and fhyS'c,ano ~
the 81. John Baptistc society Of S"A
Frnucisco.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

or 4 Far HIeHKR CLASS than any other pro
prietary medicine Of the day stands
Tarraurs F~nervescsnr soitzer Aperisnt,
And for this reason: It is an exact counterpart
Of one Of the most valuable natural medicines
in the world. We refer TO the great Settler
Spring OF Germany, to which thousands Of the
dyspcptic, the bilious, the rheumatic, and the
victims Of venal diseases resort annually, and
return 20 their homes convalescent or cured.
The Aperient Is one Of the first. and by far the
most successful OF all the efforts mnde TO repro.
duce, in a portable form, the popular mineral
waters Of Europe. See that you purchase only
the genuine article.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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