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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-02-07

The GakAr DaLLAR MuSrHLY.-
Woods Household Magazine for Feb
rnlry is before US. 1t contains about
fifty articles, including Catherine.
Chrismases. The Gambler's T.sss Stake,
Servants Wages, Llment Of the hris-
tlln, The Bear Chl.e. Fashions Iiol.
The Use Of the Corset, Wisdom il
Love.making, Management of Young
Chillren, Nursery Tales Rickke Tickle.
tax. Our Ilou-ekeeper Fashion Letter.
Love ] thoughts. etc H. ued at one
fourth the price Of largo mcnthlies,
Wood : is a marvel of cheapne,s and
iirst-class quality combined. SEMI tor
specimen copy, enclosing two postage
stamps to ). 5. WO0D & Co, New
burgh, y y
The New York herald., 1873-07-07
The Extension OF tho Signal Service
rIr, to the West Indies. ltt

| The public will be glad to learn that the
long-projected extension of the Weather Bu-
reau to the West Indies is about to be prac-
tically realized. 1t is in the waters of the
West Indian Archipelago that are annually
formed those terrible tornadces which desolate
our Gulf and Atlantic seaboard and have
always been the terror of navigation. The
Signal Office, stretching out its lines of me-
teorologic sentinels, as is now proposed, will
occupy stations at Havana, Santiago de Cuba.
Kingston (Jamaica), Porto Rico, ST. Thomas,
Antigua, Guadeloupe and st. Vincent, in the
Windward Islands, and thence by the lateral
cable from st. Vincent to Barbados it will
plant its extreme outpost at this latter island.
Barbados lies in the best possible position to
furnish the earliest premonitions of the hurri-
cane which is on its way to ravage the sea-
coasts of the United States. AT most of the
West Indian islands the terrible roar of these
revolving storms can 10 heard often while vet
the gale is whole day distant. But at Bar
bados, although this island was the scene of
the historic storm Of 1780-known as ssThe
Great Hurricane it is so near the cradle of
the cyclones that they have seldom acquired
violence enough to be audible as they approach
its southeastern shore. While in the Carib-
bean Sea these fearful meteors havean enormous
speed of rotation, but the speed of translation
which they attain is happily but very small,
never more than twenty miles an hour and
seldom half as much as that. There is there
fore, generally period 9f several days inter-
vening between the passage Of the cyclone
over the Windward Islands and its arrival on
the Cult or the South Atlantic coast in which
the Signal Office can give ample warning both
by mail and telegraph, to the endangered re-
gions. Besides the great geographic advan-
tage of these stations as to position, their
observations are much more valuable and the
indications more unerring than those tele-
,,raphed from the Continental stations. So
req .llar and precise is the diurnal variation
of the barometer in the tropics that Hum
boldt says, .ho could often tell the time of day
to within few minutes by Che oscillations of
the mercury. When q cyclcae Of any kind,
therefore, approaches the barometer gives the
most indubitable evidence, and the other in
strumental indications are not less emphatic.
The Signal Office, we understand, has all it's
West Indian stations manned and thoroughly
The New York herald., 1873-07-07
LITERARY cH1T.cHAr.

DURING THE YEAR included In the latest report Of
the National Temperance Society CSew York;
thirty-stx new publications have been issued,
making the total number published by the society
300. Over nineteen million pages Of tract and
newspaper matter have been printed.
Two HUNDRED AND FIFTY POUNDS has been trans
mitted out OF the Royal Bounty Fund.- BY command
OF Her Majesty, on the recommendation. OF the
Right hon. ". E. Gladstone for the benent Of Mrs.
Mcguire, In recognition Of her husbands literary
merits In writing the life Of the late Father Mat
thew. ~ sI S
Mr. JULIAN HAwrHoRNE's ''Bressaut" has been
received with great favor by nearly all che London
press Tue Spectator says that while there is
nothing in IL to remind US Of any Of our greater
novelists, It has real genius and extraordinary
pictorial power.
Mr.. HERBERT spENcER's s'Princtples OF Pay
chology (" Just issued contains his former work of
the same name, published twenty-eight years ago.
embedded In about an equal amount Of new
matter. x
GENERAL LEW WALLACE says of his novel on
the conquest OF Mexico. to be issued inthe Fall
by the Osgoods that he wrote the most Of IL
twenty-five years ago. Then the General has sur
passed the Horatlan rule OF modesty. ~ W y
s. r. WELLS will shortly publish the work on
wh ch Dr. r. I. Trail has been engaged for several
years, on digestion and Dyspepsia"
THE NEWPORT Mercury lately passed its 115th an
niversary 1t was established in 1858 by Benjamin
franklin. sr a31
THE THIRD VOLUME Of the sLife OF Henry John
Temple, viscount Palmerston,n by the late Lord
Dalllng will appear In the Autumn, and fourth
volume is in preparation, the materials for which
will be furnished by the Right Hon. W. F. Cowper-
Temple.
THE COMMITTEE appointed by the Bar Association
OF this city to examine the New York system OF
law reporting has made an interesting report.
There are no less than 34s volumes Of reports OF
cases in this unhappy State. and Of these s4S
large part, owing to multiplication OF reports OF
the same case" and 'reckless reporting" are very
worthless. We agree with the committee that the
multiplication of this swarm Of law reports Is an
evil which .has increased Is increasing and ought
to be diminished"
j A FIRM of Stree trade booksellers" advertise IN
London journal. What Is "free trade ?"
IT Is ANNOUNCED that we are to have another
volume OF monographs" from Lord Houghton.
this time to be called monographs. Political and
Literary" ,.
Mr.. P. G.. HAMERToN's Port folio is an art monthly.
now in its fourth year, which is q treasure to
lovers OF fine etchings and keen criticism.
The New York herald., 1873-07-07
THE NEWS OF YESTERDAY
To-Day's Contents of the
Herald.

"WRAT WE MAY LEARN FROM THE OLD
WORLD THE WAR AGAINST CESARISM IN
FRANCE AND SPAIN! HAVE WE
REPUBLICAN FORM OF GOVERNMENT a''-
LEADING EDITORIAL TOPlC-FoURTH PAGE.
MURDERED, ROBBED AND FLUNG INTO THE
HUDSON MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE
OF NEWLY ARRIVED GERMAN MER-
CAMILLE AGENT FROM HOBOKEN ON THE
FOURTH THE BODY FOUND, HORRIBLY
MANGLED-FIFTH PAGE
DEATH-DEALING NITRO-GLYCERINEi TER
RIFIC EXPLOSION, WITH PROBABLE LOSS
OF LIFE IN PENNSYLvANIA-FIFTH PAGE
PROPOSED VISIT OF THE TURKISH SULTAN 70
THE KHEDIvE-GENERAL NEWS-FIPTH
NASSR-ED-DIN IN FRANCEl ADDRESSES OF
WELCOME AND THE sHAH'S REPLY
ITALY TO BE HONORED WITH VISIT
THE PERSIAN RULERS FAMILY DESCENT
AND TALISMANS-FIFrH PAGE.
ADDITIONAL EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS EXPERT
ENCED IN ITALY YESTERDAY-FIFTH PAGE.
FIGHTING THE INDIANS! MORE WARRIORS
LOOKING FOR PALE-FACE sCALPs-
WHEREABOUTS UF THE MODOCS-F1FrH
PAGE.
THE VISION CARRIES OFF THE $500 PRIZE IN
A RACE WITH THE METAL DECIDEDLY
FINE CONTESTi ACCIDENT TO THE
META-FIPrH PAGE. ae
TELEGRAPHIU COMMUNICATION RE-ESrAB-
LISHED BETWEEN CUBA AND PORTO
RICO DESERTION OF LABORERS UPON
THE TROCHA-FIFTH PAGE
OUR EvANESCENT CHRISTICOLISTsl YESTER.
DAYS SERMONS THE NATIONAL BIRTH
DAY, HYPOCRISY OF SOCIETY, SIMPLE
RELIGION, SORROW AND GRIEF AND
CHRISTS SECOND COMING ExPATIATED
UPON-SIxTH PAGE. asa rr -
KILLING HUMAN BEINGS FOR THE RATIPICA.
TION OF AFRICAN TREATTES-A NEW
YORK POLICEMAN NEARLY MURDERED
BY ROUGHs-COURT NEws-sEvENrH
PAGE.
CONDITION OF THE MONEY MARKETS IN
AMERICA AND EUROPE THE BANK OF
ENGLAND AND THE FRENCH GOVERN
MENTAL LOAN FRANCES FINANCIAL
EMBARASSMENTS THE GOLD CLIQUES
PRICES OF STOCKS-SEvENrH PAGE.
CONSTITUTION MAKING IN THE CIDER STATE
THE HUDSON COUNTY IN. J.) GRAND
BOULEvARD-GOSSIP FROM AND AR
RIVALS AT THE SUMMER REsoRTS-REAL
ESTATE SALES THIS WEEK-SEvENTH
PAGE
The New York herald., 1873-07-07

the mouth of Powder River in the present
year, when the Spring waters were lower than
at any period in the past three years.
The Yellowstone is the principal afluent of
the Upper Missouri, and Its volume, as Gen.
eral Warren estimated it, is as large as what
is considered the main stream. The country
drained by It and the jefferson, Madison and
Gallatin Forks, according to Lieutenant Null
lan's report is one Of the most delightful
and desirable west of the Mississippi gently
undulating prairie, dotted here and there with
clumps of timber ALI the streams are
forestfringed, the soil is rich and the climate,
mild and invigorating, furnishes all the other
elements for happy homes. The inclination
of the Continent and the watersheds are so
gradual that Fremont. even in ascending to
the South Pass-higher than the Simplon or
St. Gothard over the Alps-had to use the ut
most care to detect the eliminating point or
the dividing crest
The Yellowstone has it's source in the
mountain lake Of that name, lying between
the Big Horn and Upper Missouri branches,
and is characterized by many islands and by
bold, sweeping curves, frequently infringing
on the hill Sides Between Clarke's Fork and
the mouth of the Big Horn it is a rapid river,
flowing some three or four miles per hour, and
Is from five hundred to six hundred yards
wide After passing the Big Horn and thence
to Powder River it resembles the turbid Mis-
souri, IND expands into volume nine hun
dred yards wide. 1t is unobstructed by diff
cult rapids, and contains numerous densely
wooded and heavily timbered islands,
and the sand bars could easily be
removed, at very little expense. Cap
tain Reynolds party, who explored it some
years ago, represent its floods as neither
sudden nor excessive. They followed it up
several hundred miles, and expressed the
opinion that it could be navigated oil the way
to the point where it issues from the noun
tains, by boats drawing three feet of water,
from the middle of May to the 1st of August,
and pronounced it better for steamboat navi-
cation than the Missouri. The total length Of
the Yellowstone is about five hundred Gnd
fifty miles, and, if our present information Is
tolerably correct, about three hundred and
fifty miles of the river will be opened to the
busy steamboat of the Western waters. The
Northern Pacific Railroad (Which traverses the
natural channel Of the Yellowstone), with its
southern connections to Cheyenne and Yank-
ton, will greatly assist in populating and de-
veloping the Yellowstone basin and the many
adjoining river valleys and bringing their
untold mineral wealth and the wonders of their
volcanic phenomena within reach of the
settler and the tourist. The completion of
these highways to the great National Yellow
stone Park and Lake, lying amid the most fas-
cinating and stupendous scenery of the world,
and in climate the most favored, will attract
thousands of visitors from every part Of the
globe.
The New York herald., 1873-07-07

The GOVERNMENT OF SPAIN AND THE CAR
LIsrs.-Thc Spanish government, if report
speaks truth, begins TO show some signs Of
life. The Carlist insurrection is to be put
down with strong hand. A proclamation,
we are told, is about to be issued calling upon
all the Carlists throughout the Republic to lay
down their arms and submit to the govern
ment. Five days are to be allowed them.
Failing the surrender within the specified
time cordons will be drawn around the insur-
rectionary districts and decisive campaign
commenced All this is well enough if the
government can do it. 1t is the opinion of
some people that the Carlists are just as likely
to march upon Madrid and compel the gov
ernment to surrender. We shall see. If the
government puts forth its strength few days
should be sufficient to show which is the
stronger--the government or the Carlists.
The strength of the Carlists in the North is
revealed by the fact that railway traffic is still
interrupted, the foreign mails being sent by
pea in war ships
The New York herald., 1873-07-07
ON. He hasaaved altogether sixteen human

sociation. He assaved altogether sixteen human
lives.
The st. Louis Dcnonut, In Its issue OF the 4tl,,
says the editors reporters >cerks and printers OF
that establishment will duly celebrate the day by
patriotically attending to their business ana get
ting ont paper for the 9th. The practice OF omit
ting the publication Of q morning newspaper the
day alter holiday Is bad one and is being gene
rally discontinued. It is kept up principally by
those papers that make money by suspension, the
yearly advertising blanket sheets for example.
The New York herald., 1873-07-07

The HEALTH OF THE PopE.-His Holiness
Pope Plus the Ninth was so well on Saturday
that he was able to walk without assistance in
the gardens of the Vatican. 1t is not at all
impossible that the old man may live long
enough to give his enemies much trouble
After the wild rumors to which we have be-
come accustomed it is gratifying to know
that the health of His Holiness is not such as
TO justify any immediate anxiety.
The New York herald., 1873-07-07
rhe Opening OF the Yellowstone River
q to Navigation.

The successful exploration Of the Yellow
stone River, lately announced by General
Sheridan, will probably open up one of the
most beautiful and wonderful regions of the
Continent to the tourist and the emigrant. The
military expedition which assembled the Yel-
lowstone from Fort Buford, ON the Missouri,
ascertained the navigability Of this great trib-
utary Of the latter stream eighty miles above
The New York herald., 1873-07-07
ADJUSTMENTS TINS EVENING.

BOwERY THEATRE, Bowery-THE wIyEs sus.
RICI0N-JAcK AND THE BEAN STALK.
WOODS MUSEUM, Broadway, Thirtieth st.
PohP. Afternoon and evening.
The New York herald., 1873-07-07

furnished, and is already sending postal
reports OF its observations. The cables are at
work, and all that remains to be done
is to secure fair rate from the
agents of the international Ocean Company
for the transmission of the messages. This
company, regulated by the Western Union
Company, we learn. now demands full COM
mercial rates from the Signal Office, while the
West Indian and Panama Company have
agreed to carry the weather kilograms from
Aspinwall to Jamaica at one-third the COM
mercil rates. If this latter, an English COM
pany. can afford TO be so just and reasonable
in its charges we can see no reason why the
former corporation should not be willing to
serve its own nationality upon terms equally
fair. rt
1t is to be earnestly hoped that the Western
Union Company will interpose no further OBJ
stacles in the way of the immediate consum-
nation of this Signal Service extension to the
West Indies. In few weeks the hurricane
season sets in, to last till November, and the
cause of humanity, to say nothing of other
vital economic issues in which the whole
country is deeply interested, demands there
shall be no let or hindrance to the benign
efforts of science to mitigate the horrors of
the storm and the shipwreck.
The New York herald., 1873-07-07

Broadway.-JANE EYRE.
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN.-SUMMER NIGHTS CoN
CERrs.
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART 1873 West Four
teenth st-CYPRIAN AND LOAN COLLECTIONS OF ART
SCIENCE ART III
The New York herald., 1873-07-07

New York, Monday, July =, 1873.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-15
SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF NEVADA,
'OCNTy OF EUREKA,
IEllII,I AEI,IGE

Sl1EftlFF - oF
EUREKA, NEv., March ~, 1878. !
THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT UNDER
1 and by virtue of an execution duly
issued out of the District Court of the
sixth Judicial District, in Ii for the
County OF Lander, and state of Nevada,
upon Il Judgment rendered II dOckcted
in said Court on the thirteenth day of
february, A. D., lo.3, in favor OF John 4.
Paxton as Plaintiff, and against the
Home Ticket Silver Mining Company as
Defendant, Tor the sun of Nine Hundred
and Eighteen Dollars and Gl-lON, gold
coin, damages, with interest il like gold
coin at the rate Of ten per cent. p%crannum
till paid, together with Two Hundred and
Ihirty-tlVc Dollars II 500, costs II
disbursements and accrulng costs to the
sheriff OF Eureka County, directed and
to me delivered.
/, John ID. sullivan, Sheriff of Eurt ka
County, did, in the required by
law, Slczc and levy upon as the property
OF the defendants named in said writ, the
following described Real Property, stu
ated in the County ot Eureka ana state
Of Nevada, to wit
DESCRIPTION.
That certain mining ella III known and
recorded as the Home Ticket Ledge and
Company, situated on a spur OF Prospect
Mountain, lear the Dunderbcrg Mine,
Eureka Mining District, Eureka County,
state of Nevada: also the Home Ticket
Tunnel. same District, County and state;
said property having been attached on
the 18th day of January, A. D. 1873, by
virtue or a writ of attachment issued out
of the above named court at the Instance
of said plaintiff.
And | will sell said real property as
aforesaid at the Court House OF Eureka
County, in the Town OF Eureka. in said
County, on
Monday, h 2sth Day of April, A. ID.
1878, between the hours of 9 O'Clock
A. NJ. and 5 O'Clock p. NJ, 10
wit: at u O'Clock NJ. Of said day.
The sale Of said real property will include
all the right, title and interest of said de-
PENDANTS in and to the same when said
Judgment became a lien thereon, to wit ::
the Thirteenth Day of February, A. d.
1873, and also all their right, title and
interest to the same, acquired since then.
Terms of sale, cash.
JOHN II. SULLIVAN,
2s-apS Sheriff of Eureka County.
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Notice Of Assessment.

JACKSON MINING COMPANN-LO.
- cation of works, Eureka, Eureka
County, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that at a meet
ing OF h Ioar'l OF Directors of said COM
pany, held on h tWenty-iOurth dav ut
March, 1873, an assessment no. 81 OF
Ten Gents per share was levied upon
the capita stock of the corporation, pay
able Immediately, in United States gold
ana silver CON-, to the secretary, at the
Office of the company, No. 40 Califor-
mia street, san Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment
snail remain unpaid on the 2Sth day of
April 1873, will be delinquent, and adj
Hcrtised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment shall be made before,
VIII be sold on the 10th day OF Nay,
1873, to pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs of advertising and
expenses OF sale.
BY order Ofthe Directors.
III. c. KIBBE, Secretary.
Oat -4l9 California street, San Fran.
cisco, California. mh19td
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TO UNFCRTUNA1E
NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEpIE'
DR.. GIBBON'S DIsPENSARY,

NO. 623 KEARNEY STREET,
~ corner Commercial, San kJs|
Francisco. Private entrance on ElAd
Commercial street. Established tFsJ
In 1854, for the treatment Of SeXu' -
al and Seminal Disease, such as oCn9
hea, elect, Structure, syphilis in al
forms, Seminal Weakness, lnipO'en1
etc, etc. Skin diseases OF years stahaI
ana liberated Legs, etc., Successor
treated. I'd
DIR. GIDEON has the pleasure OF \
nOuncing that he has returned lrOh y
ting the principal Hospitals Of Lu"I
and has resumed practice. -
The Doctor has spared neltnerime
money in seeking out e remeuts, Y
has returned with increased laeln.N'I
the alienation OF human sunerihs'
seminal Weakness
Seminal emission is the conseqw7
of self-a buse. This solitary wee, w
PRAYED sexual Indulgence, Is pTac.ioV
the youth OF both sexes to an ailluS
limited extent, producing win ur'M
certainty the following train OF NV
symptoms, unless cOmbated D! sen r,l
medical measures, VIZ SallOw counsI
ance, dark spots under the eyes, P@n
the head, ringlnG IN the eaIs, Of rh}
the rustling of leaves or RAILING %L
tOS, uneaSinesS about the lolhs. W. rsa
OF the limbs, confused vision, oium,
tellect, loss of confidence, diniuen. "a N
preaching strangers, a dlsilke " ~ /.
new acquaintance, a disposlton % rd
society, loss OF M mOry, plnlplts Ssd
cious eyuptiOns about the ,aI'' br,a
Pushes, furred tongue, ialiu
coughs, consumption, nlghl snr"
nOmania, and frequently lnsabia!,
lief be not obtained, you slouiu difis "A
m%ediately, either in person orH:T
and have a cure effected by ms hs s;ss
scientific mode of treating thls w %t
which never fails of efYecting aqu0'
radical cure.
Cured MT Home. rrR
Persons al a distance may ,a,,,rlO o
AT HOME, by addressing a ra. led
GIBBoN, stating case, sy mptoH nnpd, ;
OF time the disease has aried,
have medicine promptly am
from damage and curiosity, lo% VA
OF the country, will iull Fn' eon
tons for use, by iEcloslng siv pns,Gfu(
registered letter through tne'
through Wells, Fargo 4 20. he iorvl
\ package of medicine VIM /, Iriol
e. uy Express any par % o,wil Pl
rSonS writing tOthe Doctv ,hey SEE
state the name Ofthe paper
advertisement in. -..,.,lv coDtl
All communications str'e''
tial. c,BBON. ]
Box 1857. San Francisco "
fe6-1y -
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CENTRAL PA,IFIC RAILROAD

(\NAND AFTER DECEMBER FIRST.
~ 1872. Trains will leave Palisade
daily as follows:
overland Passenger Trains for
Winnemucca, Wadsworth, Reno,
Marysrillc, Redding dor OrAgonj
sacramento, Stockton, Lathrop.
MERGED flor Yoscmitpj, Upton
Tor Los Angeles), San Jose and
San FranciscO...........l0: Is
Overland Freight and Accomn.
dalton Train for San Fran
UU A NJ
overland Passenger Train for
Carlin, Toano, Ogden and
Overland Freight and Accomo.
gallon Train Tor Ogden and
A. n. TOWNE, GenI Supt
T.; H.GOODMAN, General Passenger
ana Ticket Agent "a
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Dissolution of Copartnershin.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
=, the c~opartnership heretofore exist
ing between bARNES & FOLEY in the
solved by mutual consent. TarnCs will
continue the business at the old stand.
ana solicits a continuance Of tine rener,
Gus patronage hitherto extended to him
Either OF the late firm is nm.
,norizeo To collect and settle bills to this
FRED. BARNES,
Eureka. March 81, 1873. AMI lot
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SILVER WEST CONSOLIDATED
MINING COMPANY - Iocation NJ

HANANU r Location Ol
works Eureka, Eureka County, State OF
Nevada.
NOTICE is hereby given that at a meet
Ing of the Board OF Trustees OF said com
pany, held on the Sd day of April, 1878,
an assessment of seventy-five cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock
OF said company, payable Immediately
to the Secretary, at the office of the COM
pany, No. 81 Montgomery Flock, in san
Francisco. state of California.
Any stock upon which said assessment
shall remain unpaid on Thursday, the
fifteenth day of May, A. d. 1873,
shall be deemed delinquent, and will be
duly advertised for sale at public NC
ton, and unless payment shall be made
before, will be sold on TUESDAY, the
tenth day Of June, A. ID. 1871, to pay the
delinquent assessment, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses of sale.
By order OF 1.-THE Hoard of Trustees.
+. X. BUNKER, Secretary,
Office-NO. sc Montgomery block,
Montgomery street, san Francisco, Cali
fOrnia. apStd
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REMEDY FOR HEADACHE.-Put
q handful of salt into a quart of
water, add n ounce of spirits Of
hartshorn and half an ounce of
camphorated spirits of wine. Put
them quickly into u bottle. and
cork tightly to prevent the escape
Of the spirits. Soak a piece of
cloth with the mixture, aud apply
1t to the head wet the cloth afresu
a soon as it gets heated.
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p r. ENlEY'
CELEBR ATED
I K i BITTERS (!
A most Efficient and Pleasant Tonic.
The Best Liver Regulator known.
A Sure Cure for Dyspep

GNHESE BITTERS ARE PREPARED
u from the mOst -nOice and whole
some herbs and reOts, and have given
universal satisfaction wherever tried.
Thousands OF Dyspeptics have found re-
lief through their use, and physicians
recommend them for the cure. Of all iii.
seases OF the blood and liver, and irregu-
~larities OF the digestive organs.
Headache, Bi~!liOusness and ronstirpa-
ton, General Debility and Loss OF Ape
tite, all are caused by the arrangement
of the stomach. liver and other function
aries of THE system. The Y l. Ritters
have been successfully used and are war
ranted to alleviate the sufferer In all the
above cases.
Read Physicians Certificates attached
to each bottle.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A
BOTTLE IN THE HOUSE. Sold every.
where.
h. EPSTEIN & CO.. Proprietors,
No. 5ls Front street, San Francisco, Cal.
mh2l-am