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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-13

the present whereabouts of G. w.
+. Cook. who was somewhere in
this vicinity last December.
1T is said that the Piutes in this
region contemplates giving a
grand ball shortly for the benefit
OF the widow and orphans of Scar.
faced Charley.
The items below are from the
evening Chronicle, of the 9th in.
slant:
JIG" HEARD FRoM.-From Mr..
Thomas Quinlan, who recently re-
turned from Truckee, we learn the
foilowing:- John /. CHM and his
companion arrived at Truckee last
Monday morning. and proceeded
to purchase an outfit for their per-
llous trip through the Sierras. As
no animals would 90 whele the
hardy prOspectors are bound for,
Indians had to be hired TO pack
the grub, blankets, etc, and they
would not 'mOve a peg" until they
were supplied with the necessary
clothing and a pair of shoes each.
Two stalwart bucks" were en-
ployed, and all hands started
through the snowy range, buoy
ant and hopeful. Truckee is now
full OF visitors, and it is almost
impossible to get a bed in the
town,
GONE TO THE LAKE.-The fa-
vorite Glenbrook House, on the
eastern shore of Lake Tahoe, has
been taken by our fellow citizen,
Mr. II, N. Nesey, and will be
opened by him on the 18th instant.
Mr. NeSey is Il landlord of long eX-
per.ence, and a gentleman who
will make the GlenbrOok one of
the pieasantest resorts in the
mountains.
RAILROAD TELEGRAPH. = The
Virginia and irurkee Railroad
Company are putting up telegraph
poles on the line OF tn track, and
through all the tunnels between
Gold Hill and Nirginia, for the
new telegraph line of the com
pally.
RUNNING FOR THE LOGE.-The
Crown Point Ravine Mining
Company have stopped the sink
ing OF the shaft, an | are now run
ming drift for the lode.
AS E>>MENT.-The Utah Min
ing Company have levied an as
se>>ment of Il per share on the
capital stock.
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Winnemucca Items.

We clip the annexed items from
Saturdays Register:
THERE was a citizens meeting
at Iolman X lvorys saloon on
Wednesday evening to receive the
report of the committee appointed
last week 10 investigate the prac-
tlcabllity of opening a road from
here to Austin. through Grass
valley. The committee are of the
opinion that the road can be built
without difficulty. Two gentle
men who are familiar with the
route offer to contract to build the
road for SS o. \ committee was
appointed, with authority to let
the contract to the lowest bidder,
and to take steIs to raise the ne
cessary funds. That the road will
be at once built there is no longer
a doubt.
SOME halfdoze Snoshone chiefs
and warriors, headed by Captain
George of that tribe, appeared
upon the platform at the depot
last Friday. They We're going be-
low to see the railroad officials,
and if possible get ray for an In
dian VINO was killed by the cars
near Elko some time ago If his
scalp was worth as much as Mo-
doc : the company should pay well
for him.
JUST before going to press we
are told the committee appointed
by the meeting last Wednesday
evening to contract for ope' ing
the wagon road to Austin, have
let the contract to john Guthrie,
who agrees to put the road in good
order for S745. The amount has
already been subscribed.
ALIEN. WISE has started three
large OK teams loaded with freight
for Austin over the new road.
NELs. .WESTFALL and l.. {. Pease
are building a store on the corner
of Bridge and Fourth streets.
They propose, we believe, to open
a wholesale liquor house.
A grand ball is to be given in
Winnemucca. July 1, under the
supervision of the School Irus-
tees of this district, for the ben
eft of the public school.
JUDGE LEONARD has decided
the county-seat question IN favor
of Winnemucca.
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criminal line. On Monday morn.
ing Sheriff Scott brougIt down
from Ioano y. J. Reid and A. J.
Flanders, charged with grand lar
ceny, which consisted of cOntis-
eating a certain portion of Len
Wines band of cattle. On the
same day Richard Richards was
forwarded to the county iail on n
charge of dealing banking game
without license in the quiet
town of Carlin. On Tuesday
morning Under Sheriff Ellis mt
In an appearance, having in charge
a young man named l.. Burnett.
VINO was arrested in Toano or n
telegram from Reno, stating that
he mad committed the crime of
burglary in that place.
STOCK Horse. Len. Wines
brought down from salt Lake on
Tuesday morning a large stock
horse of the Clyde breed. He
weighs over l,4o0 pounds, is coal
black, and ought to be fine stock
horse. lie takes him up to Dia-
mond valley, where he has band
of nOrses.
FREIGHT RECEIVED FOR THE
WEEK.-By Freeman Il Co., from
Eureka. two ears of bullion,
Shipped by Freeman Il Co., one
car of bullion to FIack's Station.
I tab ; by Reinhart Bros, to Ham
ilton and Eureka, 70,0JO pounds of
merchandise.
PERSoNAL.-On Saturday even
lngs train we noticed Mr.. Sails
bury, of the firm of GilmerS Sails
bury, who was on his way home
to Salt Lake.
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CaDital Items.

We are indebted TO late issues Of
the Carson 1Ppeol for the follow
ing local information
The State boundary survey.
which is being conducted by Won
Schmidt, i carving OFT Il slice Of
Nevada Territory in the shape OF
a gore, which pinches out and
runs over Il little into California
as it gets pretty well down 10 the
southeast. Nj. VIM. NJ. Cary,who
came in from Douglas county yes
terday, tells Us that Won Schmidt
told him that at the point where
he was then surveying mot Tar
from jim Smali> place he found
the line to be about 81 chains d
half mile r such a matter this
side Of the old stakes. This chops
off quite strip from the souther-
lv side of Carson valley. and may
POSSIBLY take small over into Cal
ifornia. 1t i pretty much given
up that We have lost a great deal
more than we gain by this new
survey.
UNITED STATES MARSHAL, Geo.
/. Lammon. came here yesterday
to file hi, official bond, or submit
it to- the approval Of District
Judge Hillyer. The sureties up
on the bond are {. {. Stevenson,
c. Derby, and j NJ. Quimby, each
of whom qualities III @2O,Utl-the
amount of the bond being $4,000
and it being required by law that
the sureties shall qualify in quite
as much as double that amount.
We learn from Mr.. LammOn that
he will reappoint II N. James ;.
Slingerland as his deputy IN Car
son and vicinity.
VIM. Pierce, who it will be re-
membered was convicted last De
cember Of murder III the second
degree. for the killing OF George
Wilson, in Carson City. has been
sentenced bv judge Hsrr TO 80
state
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Elko Items,
we condense from the Mde
pndent the following:

we condense from the Mde-
psndem the following:
.,s AN ELEPHANT. - Ben. Fitch's 5
iSMPilallt irr arrived on Tuesday morn
eas as iasl. The original cost of the
i,a;'h i,aeerh was some $1,000, and the
@snt III the neighborhood of
pau I~' out when it is in motion i.
NO. no.. moo with the old way of
das;S dan.nS brick, and will greatly
Thu 'nsi the cost of that article.
bsH bae machine is about the size of a
Ia2 press, but is much stronger
sna i', lhe mud is fed in at the top,
fa"' un iorced into molds at the bot
VIII VIII making an y No. | brick.
io,,h,i ~ morse power it will give
stssn, n -o,oOO per day, while with
dsv ,sni n II Will produce $4,000 per
ie;n.; i heh, Is a rustler, and his en-
a Ipiise pa Is shown in bringing such
estns tachine to Nevada. The mud
nw ef Will proceed to business be-
nlon,' 'owl as soon as it can be
thana'e u, ana then all can have a
"'e n TO examine it.
,biiIl5fNIc.-On the I'd instant the
oeonIo o,aren and some of the grown
and PIE &C had a picnic at Palisade,
Tho ranJoyed themselves hugely.
njIa picnic was held about one
grovo out uthwest of the town, in "A
Of Will OF cottonwoods made out
aetad dI'lows). Judge j. +. Hickey
Dr. u,;s as marshal of the day. and
can" VII, \. Rabbits as aid-de-
E nn,;i M Everything went off quiet
evsra' 'il they We're disturbed b J a
bOIv snow storm. when every
set Fl thke horoke for home, al trying TO
ehariote hrst. An impromptu
Iobn race took place between
John Ia ihoert's celebrated team,
Peter anu Charley, and DIR. RS
oal hue .ne latter coming out see
iqta oe,. oest. Taking everything
alely. 'era'ioh 1t passed of
a. annnEsTs nnlTs This week has been
UNUSUALLY lively one in the
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Unionviile Items.

rbs :ubioined items are from
S1rer state of last Saturday:
m,,,1TE.-A warlike feeling
v.adss the bosoms of our young
i'atb ,bev scent in the air the
gu, sa,,arh ii. Of armed foemen; their
%t .i,s are aroused. and they chafe,
Il,, FRET and impatiently await
u, =" arrival. Our Lighthouse
,u s,nn,ed Infantry. the crack corps
i.hs .S, c1ntinent, are eager for the
u ,u' and the field-piece, which
Vain rusted and neglected in
obscure I corner of Hadley's
E,,ssmith shop since the last
smnairn. is being secured and
|,.nTsrpd rT for active service. There
spn .pme talk of taking the women
ri children to the Arizona mine
n safety, after the manner OF the
I,docs, and stationing outpos,s
nj ncket guards on all the roads
ssding to town. The cause of
Sp.e warlike demonstrations is a
nror that the District Attorney
N. made a requiSition on the
fammanding officer at Camp Me-
|D-rmjt for a company o. soldiers
h compel the county officers to
(smove to Winnemucca. If the
umor is correct, we suggest that
I've papers Immediately dispatch
Fmrespondents to the front, as the
kIoaoc war will be boys play COM
nta with what may be reasona-
Unexpected here. There is seri-
Eus talk of leveling the smoke
ktscks of the mills so as to COM
hsDd the valley clear TO Mill City.
bn experienced gunner having
kated that they are very effective
h long range. If this is done.
hoops from Camp McDermit, or
Evwhere else, had better venture
their sca!ps among Stein noun
|an Indians than attempt to
bach our village, as we shall cor
|dhlly welcome them to hospitable
|gaves.
GALA DAY. To-day the Miners
Union will celebrate the anniver-
ay of their organization by a
public procession. Work will he
slspended in the mines. and the
Union will turn out in force. The
locession will he accompanied
BY the Unionville Brass Band,
aud, with flags and banners. will
Undoubtedly make a very credita-
BE appearance. An Grafton will
b delivered at the Church by w.
! Bonnitield, at l. O'Clock NJ.
Coop YIELD. A lot of ore,
gelghing some four tons, shipped
'y Harris Il Phillips to the Hum
soldt Reduction Works, averaged
W per ton, clear profit of $50
Nf ton over expense of shipping
mo- working the ore. Another
llpment from the same mine
the lnsklp) will he made shortly.
GOOD Work. The krom con
enIrator is doing excellent work.
iOout one ton of concentrated
ne worth from $1,000 to $1,000, is
sTamulating daily. One ship
aent OF several tons has been
made by the company.
MILL LEASED. Geo. w. Holt,
eXperlen ,ed mill man, has
:ased the Pioneer mill for one
ear Mir. HOlt also intends to
,ase lile Henning mine, if he can
,;.e ,aae satisfactory arrangements
nth the owners.
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still
out to
many
at the
: well
nalady
very
lanage-
j. OBJ
OF the
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Comstock Items.

From the Enterprise of May
9th
THE CAvE.-The cave men
toned by us as having occurred
evening before last near the IN
tersection of b aud & streets, II
the neigh borhood of the Divide
remains in statu quo. The h"n>e
upon the edge OF the cha>
still intact. The west wall
lole, next to b street, rises ;
ly up to the height OF over
feet. On that side the gro
much cracked from bottom
and the next cave will be II
carry away large portion
street. a slight shower
would start it down in a III
in several places large fl
earth stand out from the
the bank almost re dy t.
Some of the miners are
opinion that the hole will
no deeper, as the ground
has been filled in betwe
lll1lDtIS.
EMMETT GUARD ELECTIo-
Emmett Guard election too
night before last, and rest
the choice of the following
men: Captain, john ;.
First Lieutenant, ID. Lyoi
Ond Lieutenant, Thomas I
Orderly Sergeant, l.. Ham
ond Sergeant, Martin ]
Tnird Sergeant, VIM.
Fourth Sergeant, Jerry
Qnartermaster's Sergeant
Cavanah.
MIR. HUMMELL. who was
from "A wagon a day or tN
and seriously hurt, was so
better yesterday, but his
his left side are still paral.
INFoRMATION WANTED
&. Smith, Coleville, SUISSE
ty, New Jersey, desires
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FOB SALE Or RENT.

FINE TWO STORY HOUSE On
A No-Tn Main street, containing ten
fine rooms - s-ai-s and two s-0e Cms
down stairs. Terms reasonable. Apply a.
sps IEUE. MURPHY & BolS s:ors.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.



| Twenty summers have elapsed since 1t wa.
briefly announced that new vegetable tonic
and Alternative, bearing the name of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, had been added to the list OF
preventive and restorative medicines, The
nodes advertisement which invited attention
to the preparation st,,t ted that it had been used
with great success In private practiCcc as a cure
for dyspepsia, bilious complaints, constipation
and intermittent fever 1t was soon discovered
that theafticle possessed extraordinary prop.
critics. The people, of every class, tested its
merits as tonic, stimulant, corrective and re.
storative, and found that its effects more than
fulfilled their hopes and expectations. From
that time to the present its course has been
upward and onward, and 1t stands to-day at
the head of all medicines OF its class Ameril
can or imported, in the magnitude of its sales
and its reputation as a safe, agreeable and po
tent invlgorant and restorative. For languor
and debility, lack Of appetite and gastric dis
turbanees so common during the summer
months it is so absolutely infallihle. Indiges-
tion, bilious disorders, constipation, nervous
ness, periodical fevers, and all tho ordinary
generated by vltiated and humid
vanish under its renovating and
regulating influence. This is its record, |
aVouched by volumes of intelligent testimony, |
extending over period of a NTH of a century |
and comprehending the names of thousands
Of well known citizens belonging to everyl
class and calling In Europe it is thought q I
great thing to obtain the patronage of royalty |
Tor 'patent medicine" but Hostetter's Bitters |
u independent soperaigns, and Its patent CON
iists in their endorsement.
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AID VERTISE M EN- + s.
NOTICE.

nREGoN & CALIFORNIA RAILROAD
" Company, Land Department, Portland. /.
Oregon, April 5, 1s72.-Notice is hereby given,
that vigorous prosecution will be instituted
against any and every person who tresspasses
upon any Railroad Land, by cutting and re-
moving timber therefrom before the same is
BOUGHT of tho Company AND PAID FOR.
All vacant Land in odd numbered sections.
whether surveyed or unsuryeyed, within dis
tanco of thirty miles from the line of the road
belongs to tho Company.
.-1 /. r. MooRES,
V7nd5tf Land Agent.
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fatlents residing in any part Of tho counirv
however distant who may desire lie ohini6n
cases, and who think proper % siiiin,if t Ssvif
zen U statement OF such, In preference 10 hoiiinR
i pefsonal ~ I Interview arc respectfully aasuscd
sna siiae lneIr r communications VIII be held most
may be consulted with every Confidence.
u the case be fully and candidlv descrfbeal
M PeIsonii Il eoln olnmupicatlonfw Will be- Unnecessary
eTal treatinent of the case Nnciuding the rfiiie.
alesl, VIII be, forwarded without delay. and ia
such @ inenner as TO convey no i86a Of tfo
should your condition require immadiate III y
tentlon, send ten dollars III coin lbfthaf valno
ln I currency by mail OF Wells, fargo Il Co.'s
w express, anda package OF niedicine wili bo
sent TO your address With Tho nuthssarv isfre
tlona for use. Consultation bY letiGr ~ n her.
wlse' ' FREE. fermanent cure guaranteed OF no
Address, w. X. D0IfDR1y. MD.
HaE stnHranclSco. CAL
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DELEGATEs.-So far as heard from
the several Precincts of the county
have sent up the following delegates
to the Democratic County Conven-
tion which meets at the Court House
in this city tomorrow, at one o'clock
p. m: At
A'bany-Nimrod Price, Geo. Hum
phrey, John Hackleman, O. P. Burk-
hart, G. A. Hill, T. j. Sites, A. G.
Jones, P. c. Horper and John Parker.
Harrisbnrg-John H. Smith, Jas. P.
Schooling, Levi Douglas, e. Hoult,
VIM. McCulloch, w. D. Porter
Browns0iIte-L. G. Eddleman, M.
Brown, o. p. Coshow, H. L. Brown,
Claiborne Hill, j. X. Weatherford
Le6anon-J. L. Cowan, c. b. Mon
tague, Bart Curl. W
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JOS. REILLY,
AND GENERAL COLLECTOR,
North Portland Precinct.

Reference by permission to the following
gentlemen
His Honor Philip Wasserman, Mayor of the
City of Portland; Hon Eugene Somple DR.. J.
A. Chapmanj DR.. j. O. Hawthorne; DR.. /. A.
Davonportj I. S. Rosenbaum a Co.; Knapp
Burrell 4 Co.; i. j. JeiIricsj Clarke, Hender-
son Cook; s. G.. Skidmoro; u. Martin & Co;
A. B. Richardson a Co.; Millard q Vauscuyvor.
: oFFIGE-25 Washington Street, between
First and Second. i8 g7n47tf
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Yours very truly.

10 Mart 2. Broom, Geo. r. Helm, JOs. Teal
John II. Baekleman, NJ D. Humphrey, u J..
Whitney, and many others' ~
MEssRs Your very kind and flatterlng note
rendering me complimentary benefit has Just
been placed In my hands. Although 1 hope
ever to be entitled to the respect of my fellow
citizens, had, never expected from them SO
substantiala testimonial. I feel utterly at a
loss for language to express my sincere graft
tude, but will earnestly endeavor to maintain
your good opinion. with your kind permission
will name Friday Evening, Sept u, as the
time, and the Pacific Opera House as the place
for the Entertainment, and no pains shall be
spared in my humble endeavor to make it
worthy of your patronage.
Iremain, gentlemen, 54l
Yours most obediently. lltl
MRS. MART. TAYLOR
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Many persons suffer with sick headache and
nervous headache, usually induced by costiye-
ness, indigestion, &c. Such persons will find
relief If not cure by keeping the bowels open
with small doses OF Parsons Purgative Pills.
Have YOU inhammatory sore throat. stiff
Joints, or lameness from any cause whatever
ItLaye yon rheumatic or other pains in any part
OF the body? If so, use Johnson,s An0dvne
ltniment, internally and externally.
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Sper1natorrl,mn.

br' poherty has just published an finronant
panlphlet EN- hodying his own Views ma exfi8-
ing q short treatise on spermafaffiitda nrSen,.
.ll. lllsl WeaKness, Nervous ana Physical nahliiiv
,S eoIissgneit on this affection, and other disea.
This little work contains inforpafion 5f the
avn lvlnnosI yaiue 10 az whether married on single.
hhd ll VIII 9e sent FREE BY mail ON r,sealt,f al
''N Gddrosa " post'Sg simps l9r return postage.
v3n3Stf san Trana,enos eiata
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"WHY! you keep everything!" a
remark very commonly made by per-
sons paying q visit to the complete
and weU arranged store of A. wheeler
& Co. at Shedd.
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OUIs T.ETTER B0X.
COMPLIMENTARY BENEgrT no MRS.
MART. TAYLOR,

The following correspondence explains itself
Mrs. MART TAYLOR:
DEAR MADAM 1--WE, the undersigned, citl
zens OF Albany and vicinity, desiring in a sub.
stantial manner to express to you our respect
and esteem, beg leave to tender you compliA
mentary benefit at as early date as you may
be pleased 10 name.
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ATTENTION, FARMERS. All farmers
IN this community having grain to
store or sell will find it to their advan-
tage to call on IVestlake & Howell be-
fore completing their arrangements for
storing.
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WILL ExcURsH.-The Odd Eel
lows and their families, of this city,
with invited friends, have chartered a
passenger car, and will next Monday
"excursh" to Latham Station, on the
Summit of the Callpooia Mountains,
about 10 miles South of here. The
place Of destination is said to be tie
most delightful camping, fishing and
hunting scene on the coast. The party
are to go at half fare $3.50 per head)
and the tickets remain good for ten
days. This will be the gayest layout
of the season.
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THIS FLAKES 'Em-Talk about your
tall oats and your prolific wheat and
your fat babies! Shol go way!i Il. r.
Abbott, Of this county, informs us that
he has just threshed part Of field Of
flax which averages twenty-three and
a haD bushels per acre, and the rest Of
the field will beat even that. Now all
you bloviaters, just trot out your flax
TO beat that or shut tupl
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AN EXTRA RACE -The.Agricultural
Board have concluded to give the fol-
lowing premiums for half mile race,
two best in three, at the County Fair
For first horse, $1Ooi second horse, $50;
third horse, S25.
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70 Remove the Cause of disease Is its only
perfect cure. WISrAR's BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY gives vigor and healthy action to the
lungs, cleanses them of all impurities, and as
shown by thousands of witnesses, performs a
radical cure of coughs, colds, bronchitis, etc
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for the year..,.lS9GD 81
Clerks are requested to call Immediately at
ghe lreasurers office lwhere orders are depos.
iIedl ana draw their funds. Also, Clerks who
nave not obtained a copy of the late school law
are requested to call upon tho undersigned
who l5 VIII supply each with copy, or, II Clerks
dress, will mail them COPY.
7. ]. Sites, Co. School sup't,
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GoDEY's LADY's Book for September
ushers In the fall fashions in gorgeous
and fascinating style. The literature
Of this number Of Cooley seems to US to
be Of q remarkably excellent kind,
even for that superior magazine.
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,,,N When q afemale is enervated affiictcd NIll
nas5se' aiy y, rs as weakness OF the back and ink
nrgsellar power palpitation Of thcs heafk irriS
n.plllty, nervousness, extreme uriiafy dificul-
tifss aera 3i cement Of digestive functions. sen
womb, hysteria, sterility, and all other tiisea
ses peculiar to femalas; she should 60 or
Doherty, az his Medical Institute and cofisnl1A
MN nm about her troubles and disease. The Dod-
Ior Is erecting more cures than my otherphps4
delieaey prevent you, but apply immediately
and save yourself froIl painful sutIerngs and
premature death. All Married Ladies' whose
delicate health or other circumstances Prevent
an increase in their families, should write or
cal a. Or, ": X. Doherty's Medical Institute.
help.