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BaBR1xeroN,s SENTENCE.
Fifteen Years In the State Prison.

Yesterday morning at IL o'clock the
court room was crowded for the third
time by people anxious to hear the SEN
tence of JAS. Harrington, convicted Of the
crime Of murder in the second degree,
for the killing of John II. Lynch, on the
morning of the 9th of July last But
again, at the solicitation OF Judge Ptzer,
one Of the counsel for the defense, the
passing of sentence was postponed till
p. m. The court then adjourned till that
time.
Long before the appointed time the
seats were again filled, aud the doors
crowded with men, and the windows on
the side toward the Jail filled with anx-
ions faces. At ten minutes to three, Har-
rington came into court, as he had come
four times before, expecting to receive his
sentence.
As he went to his usual seat many
crowded up to the railingto get glimpse
of his face. All the seats inside the rail-
ing were occupied, and even the steps
leading up to the platform on which the
seats of the jury are placed, were crowded.
Judge Fuller took his seat at five min
utes to three, and order having been re-
stored, Judge Pitzer, OF the defense,
moved for a new trial. The motion was
overruled aud the defense excepted to the
ruling of the Court The Court then re-
; quested Harrington to stand up. The
prisoner obeyed, and, on being asked the
usual question, Have you anything tc
say why sentence should not be pro
nounced upon you according to law" hi
) replied, "No, SIR" His Honor remarked
to Harrington that the sentence he Wal
about to impose was a lighter one thar
would have been given had not the jur,
y recommended the prisoner to the mere.
o of the Court He then, amidst profoun'
silence, pronounced the sentence, givinI
= James Harrington fifteen years in tn
e State Prison.
i The face of the prisoner, which wa
II flushed in conversation with the Shel
4, if few minutes before, now became yer
lie pale again. He was apparently in niue
re agitation, the outward appearances
which he conld hardly suppress, eve
" with a strong effort.
,e The two brothers Of the prisoner, wi
n. have made so many efforts in his behal
ne never deserving him in his hour of a
:, versity, remained with him and the Q
VI ficers who had him in charge until Il
ur courtroom was closed. Harrington W
IN taken back to jill, where he will await Il
II. approach of his journey to Carson.
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Utah Southern Railroad.

v,,RAINs LEAVE THE UTAH CENTRAL
Depot. Salt Lake City, at a. IN. ana 2'3o
O'Clock p. IN. c...,.,,.ooa
Canyon, at $40 n. IN. and $3.50 y. m
Arrive at Lehi at a. IN. and 10 p. III.
Leave Lehi at $50 a. n. aud 8 p. m sandy
at 10 30 a. m. and GAO p. m.
p. m.
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LOCAL ITEMS.


Yesterday afternoon at three o clock
man named Richard Tiddy was engaged
to work in the new shaft of the Phoebe
mine, which is being sunk by contract.
The man engaged by the company to
timber the shaft had asked the contrac-
tors whether it would not be better to
put in some more timbers yesterday, but
they had replied that they did not wish
to have any more put in until they had
sunk twenty-five feet below the timbers
already placed, as they apprehended no
danger whatever
AT half-past four O'Clock, when Tidiy
was at work alone in the bottom of the
shaft. about fourteen feet below the low
est timbers, mass of rock slid out from
one of the sides of the shaft about seven
feet above and fell upon him. 1t crushed
the poor man to the ground, cutting him
very badly about the head, making a
compound fracture of the left elbow, and
cutting in two the fexor muscles of the
left wrist and the artery which supplies
the hand DR.. Bersstein was immedi.
ately called, and after he had rendered
the wounded man what assistance was
necessary at the time, wagon wa,
brought and Tiddy was conveyed to th'
County Hospital, where he now lies.
This man has been very unfortunat
of late. Between two and three month
ago, he fell down shaft at Highlan,
and was injured SO that he was obligt'
to stay in the Hospital long time. Thi
accident happened ouly two or tire
days after he had commenced workin
in the niue. The accident which h
met with yesterday took place about on
month after he had recovered from til
effects Of the former mishap and onl
an hour and half after he had begun I
work
His physician says that he will recove
but that his left arm Will probably
stiff for life, and that it will be consi,
cradle time before he will entirely regal
the use of the hand
Tlddy's partner had begun to wol
with him in the shaft, but disliking Il
Job had given it up short time befo
the accident occurred.
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:. FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
SAN rRANoIsco, September 9th.
ztapNING SAIUS

SAN TRAxolsco. September 9th.
MORNING SAILS.
n,o o,hir-4N IS 54s4 56b3o "A s SAX 5I,.b5 |
'f' lib30 "a "a y 54s.b3 Div
=, Gould K Curry-1i'. Tx l2sb3o l2b3o
80. past 4 Belcher-4s, AZ 4AahSg
OK sayage-42 AN
os1 Chollar- Potosi-J .. ~
100 Hale 4 Norcross-25sA ~
Ok crown Point-s6 ss siA
oio yellow Jacket-is4bjo Al 4 isb30
.,ao lmperial-4S AZ
90O Empire Mill-3's
Soo Con. Gold Hill Quartz az
"a Belcher-69 Gsk Gs6Ik 6s CISCO Ga tss30
IS Alpha-2l Il
Ok Contidence-Gk Ga GU
40 Con virginia-l00 lOi
IA sierra Nevada-l2 l2h i2h l2fl l2ie 10
l3iSb3o
10 txchequer-s
As Justice-7s4 ~
400 Julia-2 II.
co Seq. Belcher-32
9S0 Oserman-7A 1897
a,S Csledonia-2OA 10 2lb0 2otlb50 20 49,.
20b30
,35 Kpickerbocker-3'. 81
80 Baltimore Con.-7S
so Bacon-2H
oa5 Central-S9
600 silver Hill-15h 1875 15A
IS Eclipse-a
1895 Union Con.-lk Ia l's
200 Sutro-2
l225 woodville-1A
AFTERNOON SALES.
81 Eureka Con.-13 1875 13hb3o
500 Belmont-l
100 Rye Patch
ITO ri Dorado South-3k
1875 Hayes
8.5 Independently
80 Eureka, q. v.-l9 1917 20
slb Golden Charlotte % AZ 25ii
1900 south Chariot-2h
$50 Red Jacket-2ls 21ts3
900 Mamn.oth-20c Csc
600 Original Hidden treasure Gli 7bS0
1865 ophir-54 55b3o IS 5ih So 55%b3o 5db3O So
bio 55b5 $3.50 54k
30 Belcher-6sb3O 66N CT ks1 CT Ab3Gi1
l25 Savage--4eh 42ti AZ
100 Central-10 IL
l6l Crown Point-S8 30 90s8
1856 Gould 4 Curry-llA 1lss
l55 Sierra Nevada-l3a 1889
$40 Silver Hill-l7 lGh l6A
so Con. virgnia-100
aIS Yellow Jacket-47 46 Y 47bso Il %bo 4Grs
200 Caledonia--l9k 10 l9hb3o
30 Chollar Potosi--3I
PIocHE srocks.
4l5 Meadow Valley--15S 1885, ljkb0
5I5 Raymond Ely-73 ~ 72N 7ibo % ~.
73h
20 Pioche-5
40 Alps-50c 50cbo
800 Washington and Creole
100 Page 4 Panaca-50c
COO American Flag-3ai 90 81
$50 Bowery-25c 81 i
80 HUM 4 Hnnt-T5c
1900 Condor-5Oc
$50 Ingomar-20c
I35 Chief of the Hill
ASS Newark IA ! Gu cabs 7b9o Ab3o G:S
80 Kentucky
80 Hermes-3hs3
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Canned Tomatoes. do String Beans. do. Green
Peas. do. Corn, do. oysters, do Pie FRUITS, 40.
Condensed Milk, do. salmon. - 10 per doz' OF
3 cans for 81 Is.
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sEIF.ACTING ENGINES, for Cities ana
Towns. Send for Record
HOOK AND LADDER TRUCKS, for towns
and Villages. Engines and Tracks compineu'
STATIONARY TANKS, for Factories; Hotels
and Theaters. II. Is. IN IN ns;so Dr,et
General Agents for the Paclhc G'aS''
For sale by w. Ii. MURDOCH,
Local Agent, 312 California 81,
,, San Francisco.
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Utah Central Railroad.
TIME TABLE.

uRAINs LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY DAILY
at $50 a. IN and $40 p. IN. Arrive at og-
den at 80 a, IN. and 545 pm.
Trains will leave Ogden daily al $40 a. IN. anu
$50 p. M. Arrive at Salt Lake CITY at ioao H. H.
and 80 p. m.
Mixed Trains
Will run daily, Sundays excepted, leaving Salt
lake CITY at : A. m and G 30 y. m, md Ogden
at 5 a. m and 6 80 u. m. auzo-u
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Q. p. r.. r..

Q. r. r.. r..
an AND AFTER SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1873,
l J Trains will leave OGDEN as follows;
,.4O p, M. Daily Passenger Train for Reno
flor Carson and virginia., sacramento,
NIarysyille, Redding flor Portland, OH
stockton. MERGED flor Yosemitel Upton
tfor Los Angeles) San Jose and San Fran
cisco.
3 900 p. M. Daily Through Immigrant IRAN
for sacramento and San Francisco.
TIL. GOODMAN,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
A. N. TowNE. General Superintent. myo-u
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J.n work promptly executed a. tne 1In''
Of the rWch"
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"WHo 5 MRs. BUCKLEY? That S
the question that everybody was asking
last night about nine O'Clock, and the
answer was equally pat: why, that S
the woman who would MT go in the
alley The facts are that the lady in
question was creating a terrific disturb
ance on Meadow Valley street about the
aforesaid hour and was arrested and be-
ING carried to iail When near the alley
wav that runs between COINS and the
Bank. the officers attempted to take her
through there, short cut to the jail,
but raising her voice to its highest pitch,
and bracing firmly against the sidewalk
she exclaimed, 81 No you don't. know
you--down the street-up the street, but
you don't get NE in the alley
FREIGHT ARRIVALS. - Pierson, Fry,
Greeorson and Stohl, loaded by +. Il.
Marx, Toano, arrived last Monday, on
time. notwithstanding the late severe
storms and bad roads. The teams
were loaded with l6S, 900 pounds general
merchandise for Phoebe and Bullionyliie
A SPORTSMAN appeared on the street,
Yesterday with mule packed viii
birds of different kinds, prominen
among which were live sand'hill crane
and an owl. We have not heard whethe
he succeeded in disposng OF the latter
any of the restaurants.
Work PRoGREssING.-At noon yestel
day fifty new hands were set to work
the Raymond & Ely mine' and at 81
F, o'clock in the evening sixty-fve more
making one hundred and five addition
miners so far.
NEVADA CENTRAL II. r, 49, The o
u trans will commence running this NOR
ING. Next week the regular freight al
VI Messenger trains will be on time aSai
/ Another sign of the times.
. JUnons.-All those summoned for l'
- duty during the present term of cou
1" except those that have been excused,
9. raonlred to be present in the court-foe
lg this morning at 10 o'clock.
lie Ia ARR1vE.-The following pass
1e gers left Hamilton yesterday for Pioc'
e, Sallie Hinckley, P. Thayer, Miss 1oi
On and Miss Smith.
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To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDlEsl
r. GIBBON'S D!SPENSkRY ,

DR., GIBBONS D!SPEkSARY,
~-o s2s KEARNY STREET, COR u
NFR Commercial, San Francisco. &OA
private entrance on Commercial stree. |
Established in 1884, for the ueatnent |
Of sexual and Seminal Disease, sueh ! I'M N
os Gonorrbea elect Structure. syphilis IN all i's
| Sorms Seminal Weakness, Impotency, etc., ete;
| Skin diseases of years standing, anu oieei""
| Legs. etc. successfully treated. o,,no;no
| TR. GIBBON has the pleasure OF ahho ,p,5
| that he has returned from visiting the prlncipai
Mnsnitais of Europe, and has resumed praetlee,
| Tbe Doctor has spared neither time nor lioiie3
a., saetino ont new remedies, and has returned
| with increased facilities for alieViatihB h"ni'A
su''s' Seminal Weakness.
csm;nal emission is the consequence OF sell,
ahuae This solitary vice, or depraVeu se ,M
indulrence is practiced by the Youth VI ,, INC
seyes TO an almost unlimited extent, Pr .u -
with unerrlng certainty the IoLo ,,ad INV scen.
morbid symptoms, unless compaileu uy sere
t6c medical measures, viz: Sallow couhteIanoe
dark snots under the eyes, pain in the heao, iiis
mo in the ears noise like the rushing VI @
or rafting Of chariots Meaf rnnfnsed vision
hlunted intellect, loss of confidence, ainuen Nv,
in anproaching strangers, dislike 10 iorll ns
aconaintances, disposition to shun SOLELY,
loss Of memory pimples ana SarSu rred tongue
fetid breath. coughs, consumption night sweass
monomania and frequently insanity. y ,I rens'
he not obtained, you should apply immeaia, cny
either in person or by letter, anu oda of treat
erected by his new and scientific moos VI LA,
;ns disease. which never fails Of effecting quie
/, and radical cure.
, Cured at Home.
Persons at a distance may be Sof a;h,n,
HOME Nv addressing a letter to Dr. Glopoi
stating case, symptoms, length Of time tine W
ease has continued, and nave iheuiI'r cnr;osity
amy any part Of the country with full and plan
Persons writing to the Doctor will please sta
'. the name of the paper they see TINS aoN'''''
By enclosing $40 in coin in areGsiereqr ,ea,
,hr9nah the Postoffice orthrough Wells, Fargo
Co. package Of medicine VIII DC '0'"'''
W Al cppmmunications strictly eonfidentiai;,
AZ DIR. j. F. GlBBoN.
aiI'iv Box 1857, San Francisco, ia!
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Misffllanons.
Quarterly Statement

Receipts and Payments Of the Treasury Of
Lincoln County, State Of Nevada.
FOR THE
Three Months Ending June 30. 1873.
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THE BABCOCk
Fire Extinguisher.

he ONLY SECURITY
Fire Departments in
Eastern cities use them
daily. Adopted by the
Government. Used on
over fifty railroads, by
mines, hotels, facto-
ries. stores and private
dwellings. Hundreds
sold in San Francisco
\ and vicinity. Entirely
DIFFERENT and ST.
! PERI0R to any other
5 ever introduced.
A SAFE, SIMPLE,
AND A POWERFUL
PROTECTION.
Send for Circular.
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BULLION SHIPMENT rs,
Per Wells, Fargo Cos Express. go. $500 o,
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURE
PIOCHE MARKET REPORT.
Cash Prices.

. Compiled b. S. AsnIM Il BRo.l
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GREAT INDUSTRIES


1870 ruyn. MI 10 fnffas.nvr, ffintrsl
ID EngiiA, md herman. NitIun rs ~
sentiment author III ltiinl ] In II Ipuyl,
liun Lrnn fate. IIe n IiositnI, H.,
Y Edwin Hall riliiip lsirley slbe,i Bril-.
tane, Horace t,.e.say 4 u. i"rAihs, eie.
This work Ia eaul ~ History ~ III
branches If Industry rrhefssea ~ nsiii.
faetnfs, stas. III IT nsss i sn suti.ll5Hts
encyclopedia n #,stH IN M8nafsc'usas sAi,I
tsthH fssst aisst .aiHlll anl Fafnai,i AVfA
W information ia. 80 $500 II general lhtfI.
sst ayar assHfa il i.r bHhies n III aiapts
edto tbs sanss 10 Naa7lint Nnnafss.
lnver. Me1i. nj lEllfEt ftp1aEt anl IN.
vent0r, AMI SELF n birth 6id rni yonis o.
I'll ctasses. Ii iAss. IL al ~ ~ NE
vi, .rn il Il. IL | i Il s.saa 10 III pasis at
~ country II i ~ F.si ii III. NV fuese
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~ subscription s4fialls uaai IN ltlst
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In iha iAH#i IL it14 abl Np a,at N8l
faii HI dD wnii 49,, ILL., 'a48h 'it sntms
su liberal W. tlsa uaF nA HH HhH ~
rlMsivs ri.bt II faftlfury nH IL nu,
sasHss @tfi lst Heai III fsgisi isys sntfi.s
" svit a,J iii 80 nsHes tinF asHH ii
Hsrfnrl syId III Ii me sarh slsainsnsl.
~ work vent 81 H.aill. ~ pselli ~ y mp
Var Isruiats ausl isfms ~ a2sfnis nIdruss
tbs puiiishers. ] II. isti!i. iitpE
Hartford. 1vnn or Chicago, III.
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eiTAs wlaea nf#sf~ssA "A AmeA ts
sht tsr4wa@A i 49, i shv ist# n HtA
AH44 AwA NMHsAsn ilatAysaA N
4isfs ~ 'weA sHas ssi ssa,s ry~l
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II smss - r. $3.50 n peata f
II 4tgsiAs hss i 4asi Ssh gw sc
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aises ftniliit 49, latns frrs'y VI
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W. IA snNyAur
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rer~enr IN istas.I III Win, c,fler u, note
pusl I,'r4 ar III iaatnrs ,nt~ It'll Viii take
due NIL ti,uest notice III 4 all saeh paper
aulsss pai.l nus III ine ~ ~ sgal. NJ due
Will be PM IL i,apedl 10 eos.e II collection
bs ite sre.iirsi nalns known III the Inv ,
Tin.e WIN su,iiJ .a,r s..ts Mil hsed this
nuiiee aud n,oii lin ls,.Lis Nral aioek
taken IN IAsMen' ~ III prices
Nu, ttNTEN,
AFR I'm \ u. rAAII.H agent.
ru4l io~. 'ana it 'st!
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~ persUM rain take these Asssses. A.
e0rsiN9 ~ directions. Miid remain l0tr Mnwell.
pfuylicd ihrir homes arc nat destroyed by nainr.
tal rnIsnn or other Mrans, AMI Vital 0rkans
wasted i,rynill lin rptAs M repair,
Dyspepsia ~ Inalxes tmM, Headache.
rain M ihS Shoulders. tsnnahs Ttrhlnes ~ tho
Cheat. Dizziness hr,lr Eructnliuaia OF the Sio.
mArh. Mad Taslu In tho Mouth, nlltnus Attacks.
rAipltAtlon VI Tho Heart, amAainlnatlon 81 tho
Ln'lEs rnln IN the rei0ns ~ tho khlnesa. and
springs n Dyspci,sla. Onr 6ostle WIN prove
better guarantee " Ia Merts than lengthy
si ~ rs~si Csmps~tnss, m Young Or old.
mArstcd ~ single, Al The dawn on WOlnanhoOi.
q lhe turn q iiic ihesc 19nic nsses. d'spsay %
NM inasm,~as~ry aMA Chr~~ls
MneMMea ttssM nil ttuMI NltOuA, Netnlttrne
end lniertnillunt frvcrs, plsr1aca III The lllOnA.
LIVER. Kidneys and bladder, thesc lstttcrN have
" o equal. such Diseases ~ eAss0d y, sasla'sd
Thsy sss : gentle rMrgaeive ~ well
4 powerful agent IN relieving Congestion 0f IN.
ealrmastan 81 Tho Liver and SlscerAa Organs.
~ ~. - .nss Diseases nmp.or. reser sa,.
Ehsum, ntotch~A eposA stmpseA rueeuleA
llUilA. VaflNnnrlrA Mug swOgMA 9cnld. Head.
koru EysN, EFystpelAa, nrh. NturfM. ulsc0lurA-
tion4 ~ TIM Hkin. 11umOsp NM neseoasa of 10
SKIN 0e whatever name 0g nolnIo. AIo llters
.'ly dug NJ and carried 0xe q t9a W.
Uraes mi TAamsaMAs psuglaln vlNnaAa
ntrrfns mo inosl wonderful invigorans shas
ever sustained tho ainktng AynseM.
y. %. ngclD0NAt4D = 60.
QfuaGisiA mud Den. Ats, kau ysnnriNcn. CAL.
soLD n Ha xI DSt sSd nasisa S SEaks
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W. iittElN PRESS
a NEW BOOK

nyA wall '4,lDTn ~ paaniar ausAAr. IN
IN entirpit nas sIt.sssi Tl,s beu. u III h
profs.sly ll.aa'r ss#iani banls Md, hound
nNl ALL sell Ii ~ III II l.@Hs AaanI-
wI~hina q go ~ le.ts'e5 sLpiij alIt5 "
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III wnlev 49, issitrt men itau
Halter hsts teea hanged
ls,le gttl a, the breakfast tshle
'iamHa. Ills /. s.ts II luises
- " fpi,nl rfas hair III IL
!. 4 popularity n The hpsr II 'ha, N
attack II al~a,s lne smerican
Enr,clw.eslia.
And Southern sent Mi. Nelson 4
liz bear ~ insMetIso Il liusself
\ citizen nf rare county who has
l'e.n hanktutse.l four times ~ tie liz
honcs,y "frthtrs, Ii nov unlth Il ~. ZOO.
Nothing like plurk.
The most has'.ful rirl ..rr heard II
WAS young laly Win hta#hr,l when
shc was asked II s'e had not been
renrtiug sleep
The amount 4 legal tenders out.
standing hos Jeun reduced % S3aU..
ovO, 900.
Tho man who mails \ postal card
containing obscene language Il subject
70 Tine " MI less lhan slun nor more
than $4,000 for each and every IL.
fcnsc.
Gra@borrers appeared ri Sioux
City ~ Wednesday IN countless swa,ms
coming from tho sui, and passing
over ~ the nptlhwarl.
The other night. II Il sail Il watcl.
man IN Penn. railroad actually saved
n train from destruction. To found i
huge rock IN tl,e truck md Instead 81
go'np to bed M wafelmen a,c won,
10 III under suel, piseu,nstanr. >.
~ ran back anl signnllod h coming
train Tho rataen - gave lin Sb,.
Ient'a ILL.,. har fresl. murIuiloes.
'',unher bitter ato tho Ill, iii.
,iaeity.
4 powerful jae''scfew--cnrt. JACK i
crew,
NAH TWIN respect Lfu baby ~
II tnthcrn r'e.
\ - Iotli. l,.nte. ,hiln drnTl
f'nng q tonp ilffe Il, b. vito.
The ehaery e'irp u he potato bug
rfsonials oser Mpeer, III.
l'rin'ine raIar has recently Icon
nh',e Il sltfa..e 81 III Maine.
II II vaan't ~ IT, nv, . innn pnu'l
lanhc d fortune ii .hH't tha til,r.
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by y The l'ig slo III bic toe 81.
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Ctkf<Js, Fhiiad.iphir, author N Nsy.sni valuable
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eskaal ~ Urinary tsfgains tslilth b. hAs Ina4e
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matter ffnm whit tHn*a originating III Ut h6W
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knisvd. fhaFKrr reasonable. Ihhse Sta dIns
tame ean forward Iatiar Describing syinptca1o
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Ut0I(OvNs W8&NQ VII III
sntslnsle vlresa4 end eu.tAlusd ~ IT. ~.
markAbIo cures. " mild - y 10 aafo and
beneficial - cl.lldren, and yct ~ searching
rupli1ns OF TIM blood, such ~ tl,o Acr0tul0us
Ard ayphiiltlc contamination. Impurities,
~ dlsoAsee that have lurksd IN the pysteln
~ years, noon yisId 10 this powerful anti.
f,ots and dlsapf,ear. Hence III wonderful
cnrcs, many 81 which ~ publIcly knowD,
~ kcrOftiDA, and I'll sor0fll0us dlssAssn,
Ulcers, ErGas1i0Qn, AnA 11,ptiva dis
orders al tl,e KIN, VuutOrM, BDOtClsCA,
TOLLS, lslm,oloa. Post sllO9, NorcA, lbt.
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IN, letter, HALT 1ehCu1l>, Hclld
Head, Ilin9WOrln, aud informal u
OesrNl(Ono - to UteSaam, 4tOnlslC1ls
and Liver, II Also cuTes 0lher cum.
plaiMtA, 70 which II would mt seNm espocl-
ally Ndape1d, such - OeOrDey, OYmpCo,.
nln. Fltn. Neuralgia, Heart l1lnl,nxC,
FNSmal0 Wcn1knCsAs Debility, and
1ossOosrh0BA, whesi 10y ~ maalosetA.
u0ns Of ube scTQfnl0us polsnns. i.
It's IN excallent faSeOtev ~ hNAlth ana
strength In ~ npsiil4. ~ rensWtng u,s
nppotltA and sieof II lhe Aloe.tlve organs,
Il dtaalpAiss tn dsptr6slon and llstloss LAM
aiOs III Tho season. Evon wheM no dIoOrdef
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

= wldAly known
~ 0ne ~ thu most
e0s,ctuAl remedies
esaF discovered lt,r
elaansing he 6yx-
Lam and purllf lne
N,s blood. il liAs
slood ths test Ut
years, with a con.
stA,tly growing Is,l-
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