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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-13
GACETILLA A.

SermOn.-E vic rnes pOr la noche pre-
dico un elOcuente sermon en- la santa
iglesia Cathedral el reverendo can6nigo,
capellan de voluntarios, D. Miguel Her
zero. Verso ell discurso sobre las exequiaS
del Redentor sobre ell immense dolor que
ante ell cadaver de su Hijo sufrio la Vir.
gen Maria. La concurrencia era numero-
sisima y el orador fue dido con religiosa
atencion con visible agrado por todo el
numeroso auditorio que le escuchaba.
"Juan HBObO."-Este apreciabIe cole
ga de Humacao, comentando ligeramente
nucstro editorial del % EN- que deciamos
que Ia prensa no Sc ocupaba mas que de
pol'tica, de declamaciones y de polemicas,
dc las cuales Puerto Rico no reporta uti-
lidad alguna, dice con razon 10 siguiente:
"No nos creemos incluidos en- ell n1me-
no dc los diez peri6 licos que, segun aHade,
ven la luz p6blica en- esta provincial, nj
tenemos tan elevadas pretensiones; pero
haromos constar que Juan Bo5o, en- SUI
ca'idad de iDpolticO, hace cuanto puede
por meiorar las condolences de su locali-
dad, auuque veriaderamente no consigue
gran cosa.'
En- efecto, Jgda B5J9 es uno de los
periodicos locales mas sensatos comedi-
dos, ynosotros nos completeness en- reco-
noeorlo asi.
Essa 90 la dyspepsia; Sc puede decir que
inisa casi todos los otros males.
Sonrosco rcpentino, palpitaciones vio-
lcntas dol eorazon que parecen indicar
diiraltades scgiaa en- los organos vitales,
son snuchas veces causados solameute por
Indigestion. Una sola doais de las Pildoras
aaararadaa de Bristol ca tales casos, dark
alivio seguro. A Ia verdad siempre son
uaa snediciaa sogura y ntils pucs que ten
den redaeir Il aecion febril dc cualquier
rlaan, sin debilisar al cuerpo.
Ia sodas las enfermedAdes, el est6ma-
/ "a, n higado y loa insessimoa son afecta-
Aoa mas ! menoa. directamente 8 Dor
sismpatiA, y sohre eatos 6rgAnos las Pildo-
raa ohsAn beuSicamense.
nNwemeraeIam de - nnnKre --Rn los
cisaiNA - ldea u peiueipio vital escapa eu
damasla pr entire ~ poroa. Este escape
aehslls4nsn ~ - paodn suprimir sin aIgur
pnagvas psro u smngre empobrccida POI
4 svApafAsioa oxeeaIva - debe rossaaral
I j r0ysvsassF coo u uso frscuento do Il
kAraApAssilia A Bristol. II eIecto do est,
AssAA&kls eapacaGca vogelal a. I0nico, /,
nssrislvp lasahien como deparativo. NJ
eaAamamsn dnspiae do i eirculacion Il
aasaessa m3fbisla Il caal - onfcrmcda
49, usesfaAA y eFursivAa debaa sn viru
lessela. pssa Inpids - aglomeracion con
sssvmnAa y haiaa vital cn IN essadO d
| sassaslr saaAa - Iailuonciax c0niamina
aasMk Tamada essno coriial, q u neio
fssxnslvs saisa Y possEasion htica-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-13
FUeRzAs SETTLES.

MiHdaaao. eaton, 80 eabAllos. Goes.
tEuida 90 io60, comAad.atn. ii snnamaas
navlp de scganda class, ID. Julio d. no
y Diaa.
Calam.aHes, ia. IA. III; oomanaaasa, a
teaiassta 10 pasio - aegaa4a class, DE
Aware BsFUn y de- ZeA.
Pnagaa. II. IA. ID comAnIAasa. i
feulengr d navto Il sagsaI4 cINaa, doe
Domingo Dcsaai nAlmaAa.
Mladws. II. IA il ! ruuAndsasw. ii Il
nsense AZ nsvto ds ssKHaas eaass, ID. -
g0sl Axvsns ] Cofhesn
Erm<ba, II. III. IL coHAs1Aasa. j e.
nloass - rasts ~ Aex 4aAa rsAAe. d. lac
Lopes - Neadons 0ssAattes - C.Nsa.
Iamag, u. II ~ essuaaAaasa i =.
nAnsate IN naFia dn aswsa IA nA.nn, ID IA.
nuFl NAe.C aA0a j $500.
AtMass a. u. " esmAmdaaaa. y u
assasa "A hsEis Al aegamAa ssAae, ID. -.
tsgas JAaseAas HaAsssenae
kaYaaa. IA AA
AaAAskN. ! e.A9a. @s1 enAAIaN cAsms
usi8s - la8sk usAsAsAas. s AM :.
6s nasto. n kiehsses Issasnms ! gsm a.sa
Jsits u. ~ IL semsnnAsnsa. 4 !. 80.
u 100, Y - Ray lgsssa
Awah@asas - AA - eamaaA.aaM. 4
- = a4ssa. II - Asxsas ! il
fN
Arsr AAM4 samkaa.sss. i !.
lSsi = - =. Assnse tssgaa j -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-13

de Paris, que ban tenido OCCASION de vsr
|AvatiO4 C6s6ssdy ellaf ademas hoy dia IN
connEo tedpr ID dnAicinulo suyo, ha dag
oRosticado en- Ia Capital los padecimientos
|odesusa sonora, de esplenitis: el hjo de
dicha sehora vive en- esta Villa y Sc puede
compE6bar 10 expuebto. Tengola convic-
EciR DO dp4stddo medico que. resida por
laldanEtidnbb 90 paises miasMa Maticos y con
una regular clientela ha visto esta enfer-
medad mas de- una ves: por 10 tantO no
q tap rare como, Sc quiere spponersy y mu-
dhoAenosfen estos paises; eEapdp ade-
mas perfectamente descrita en- 'todatla
pbbras smodernas de medicine, tanto fran.
Hesak cSId6 6ginElesys, IaIemanas y america
1aAkI 6AA;I D 9$Icalso Icalso las 06Eaa. nombres g. 10.
sanltSsAa por no ser prolilo. >
Dejosal criterio de los inteligentes, el
juicio cEiticob ds les ,(jagnosticos que SO
hicieroh go i6s rcasds practicos enumera-
dos, asfscomo de las consideraciones que
acerca de ellos Sc han hecho, porque ten
60 Ia seguridad de que no puede perjudi
carme, aun iHygaldp salamente por el es-
critic del que fuiss hi adVersario. va es muy
sabido que cuando Sc pierde un pleito, Ell
perjudicado dice que le han hecho una
injusticia. - E papel de vfctima es m1y
socorrido.
Sc desearia saber, por que Sc hace su-
poner que nuestras oposiciones no fueron
p6blicas. Ademas del tribunal y de los
oponentes habia EN- la sala seis siete per-
sonas que estaban presenciando los actos:
y tengo entendido que 81 mas no concur
rieron, fue porque no quisieron no les
llamaria la atencion, pero nadie les impe-
dia la entrada.
Antes de concluir debo decir a mis- COM
paneros que concurran oposiciones SO
sometan 4 la decision de los iueces COM
petentes, permanezcan tranquilos no
protesten jamas, porque entonces habria-
mos de exclamar: iUbinam gentium SUI
must
DIR. Antonio Sole.
2. D.-En Espana, 10 mismo que en-
Francia, para ingresar en- ell cuerpo de
Sanidad Militar, es necesario hacer oposi.
clones ante un tribunal compuesto de pro-
fesores pertenecientes dicho cuerpo, Y
no por dar gusto nadie Sc modi6can los
reglamentos que estan vigentes.
iPor que ese interes en- que fuese Ell tri-
bunal de la subdelegacion de Medicinal
iTiene algo que yer con la Sanidad Mill
tart va Sc ha dicho antes, que nuestras
oposiciones eran la plaza de medico del
4o Battalion de Milicias.
ST cuando acudi los examenes y me
somett los requisites que Sc me exigian,
hubiera tenido la menor vislumbre de que
iba q ser NAL juzgadoy de que ell tribunal
era nulo Q contra mi gusto; mil veces hui
biera protestado, mil veces ST, pero antes,
no despues de sujetarme su fallo y sa.
lirme este contrario.
Mayaguez de abril de 1873.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-13

i;2liiiil / .)IiiElIlI
arez de d Cn6ba Aguar da
Marel 2ANH E4ekc0vuEd obesalto de tendones,
Bal1gaag1 i'd i'd id nanan4 4extrabi pls paal @ SCuand
Poi HKd as ca as syBa 'as'sans1'G en- Gns
~ I'd "a Id conandante fe padecmiento
%ss'ss & ySa Is 5Rs''l W.. a
aerez navf D. Federico RbUute
H18|af Igok0Gs
H. i'd d
s6rez de nao d. Juan Paston Ba ideas
cher. rT ~ el lcey5voesa afectados
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01
Monthly Bullion,

AS to-day is the beginning of n new
month We collate from bur files and
other sourtcs the bullion shipments
OF Eureka for the month lust closed
The showing is most gratifying. vet
it might have been even better but
for q few untoward circumstances.
The Ruby Consolidated has been sbut
down since about the middle of the
month. and the Eureka Consolidated
have had but one furnace i'm opera
'on during the whole month. Needed
repairs aud matters connected with
the Ntlgati0n with the JinksyiIle
catiseu ,he suspension of the former.
while the Superintendent of the latter
mas Dent his energies III the develop
nlent OF certain splendid ore bodies
on the lowest levels of the mine.
Both companies will carry on more
extensive operations for the incoming
month. BY the settlement with the
J~inksvillc the Ruby acquires a mag
niticent body of ore which will te
utilized at once. The Eureka has
more ore than for a long time past,
and it is highly probable that add.
tiOnal furnaces will he fired up ere
many days shall have elapsed. The
Richmond for the past month has be-
haved s~plendidlv, producing, per
htps, more bullion than any other
mine in the known world for the sd ne
length of time. We append the ship
ments of the several companies:
NAMES. POUNDS.
1854 295
49,. 1io,UoJ
eureka COnSOlidated............. 429, rs
Ruby ConsOlidated..".~".... -. 2S7 ,323
63,jll
,2S9.3}
The Hoosac made but two shipments
Of its own bullion. Up to the 18th of
September it was run on Richmond
ore Since that date the furnaces have
been engaged in the reduction of ore
from the HOOsac mine. a large guam
tity Of bullion has been produced, yet
it has been impossible To find teams
to haul it to the railroad. Messrs.
Strout & Wermouth, the p~roprietors,
estimate that they have o on hand
about 260. 900 pounds. This added to-
the shipments given above makes a
grand total of $40, 347 pounds as the
product of the district for the month
of September. We exported in Au-
gust 2.432. 592 pounds. Increase OF
yield tor September, 116 755 pounds.
Considering the many obstacles that
have interposed during the month,
we think the showing is gratifying in
the extreme. We anticipate Il largely
increased product for October. Eure-
ka is sound. and so long as she con
tinues to roll out such immense guam
titles of bullion, she may safely count
OH escaping the effects OF the gre It
financial convulsion which is sweep
ing over the monetary centers Of the
Union,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01
INTELLIGENCE

Ess DRIVING.-Last evening,
q team of two mus
a light wagon contain
or four men-evident.y I'M
!fuence ofliquor-was driven
Main street at a fearful rate
! the horses being now md
htened into increased veloci-
hidrouI yells Of the driver
1t is only on
OF witnessing scenes Of this
similar ones that our we'll
citizens fully realize the
pine local regulations Of gov
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01

|AY. - The melon man met
ccident yesterday which re-
|sastrou>ly to his stock in
lis horse became frightened
} standing on Spring street,
Dd off without "a driver. The
|splayed To the sorrow Of the
b inability tt navigate with
b one to hold the lines.
stable stopped the wagon
melons, but the horse cOii-
D course nurthward.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01

IS AND BAKER. the Survey
|bvernment lands in Reese
Smoky Valleys, have com.
Dir Summers york and will
pne in n few days. So we
b the r. r. r. (The above in
not intended to stand f. r
Ready Relief. Reese River
|meant.)
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01

CLOSING OUT.-D. Mannheim caused
immense posters to be distributed abou
town, announcing his determination to
close ont his stock of dry aud fancy
goods within the next sixt. days, at less
than cost in san Francisco. Here is q
rare chance for the ladies, for Dave
business. He intends to carry on
the grocery business exclusively here
after, and must sell Off his dry goods to
make room. The stock is complete, uew
n fashionable, and the prices, as an
nounced in his poster, are below bedrock.
Go to Manheim's and buy yourself rich.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01

HE THISTLE SALooNs-The open-
ing OF this esta ishment to the pub
lie last night was the occasion of many
happy greetings, and a general ex-
change of good feeling between the
proprietor and his friends. Tie room
has been greatly improved in appear
ance by the renovation which it has
undergone, and all the attractiveness
or a flrSt-class saloon is now present.
ed. The walls have been covered
with n beautiful PATTERN of paper,
having a light drab ground. with a
silver foliate figure i'm relief, and a
narrow gold stripe. presenting the
complementary colOrs i'm harmonious
contrast. The wall ornaments in
clude historical paintings, rich chrO-
mos and engravings, selected with a
taste that bars the lascivious. Cocoa
mating covers the entire floor, adj
Unstable screens Ornamented with
Shakspearian characters stand near
the entrance, mahogany wine cases
serve Tor ornament and use, the bar is
supplied With the neatest outfit. and
W chandeliers shed a brilliant light
upon the whole. The Thistle is bound
ASiSO lalioIidSc.
A DAY OF ATONEMENT.-The annu-
a Day Of Atonement with members
of the Jewish religion began at half.
past six o'clock yesterday evening,
and will continue until tho appear
ance of stellar light tonight. During
this period of a little more than
twenty. four hours. no member Of the
faith who claims to live i'm accordance
with its teachings is supposed to- eat
or drink anything whatever. Prayers
were offered in the Courthouse from
half-past six till eight o'clock last
night, and the customary religious
services will be conducted nv Mr.. NJ.
Adams in the Odd Fellows Hall,
to-day. from eight in the morning %
meridian. Ire closing OF business
houses last night gave evidence of the
general observance Of the day by the
Jewish portion of u population.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01

Near Austin last Sunday 5.
received a charge Of shot
b in the hands Of VIM. War
|as accidental, Warren hay
y a rabbit. which he killed,
gle says Morse is not sorl-
red.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01

IA CONSO LIDATED. - The
this company. as we are re-
continue to improve.
b level of the LawtOn shaft
be looking much better than
time past. Tne southeast
! drifts are both showing an
strength of ore OF excellent
the whole mine, in fact,
well.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01

LARGE TEAM.-A team or twenty
three yoke of oxen attached 10 'h'ee
wagons passed through town yes, i.e
Tay' and attracted considerable hotice
as they moved slowly along.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01

JUSTICES COURT. - The examina-
ton of Frank La Mott upon a charge
of assault to kill was conducted
before Judge Gates yesterday. The
defendant conducted his own case;
and District Attorney Baker appeared
ON behalf of the State. At the con;
ciusinn of the hearing, the Court held
the defendant to appear before the
next Grand Jury, and fixed his bail
at 81, 900, in default of which, he was
remanded tn Jail. No other cases
came before the Court yesterday.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01

THE Finest Assortment of Furnish
ing Goods, Hosiery. Collars and Ties,
will he found at O. Il III.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01

SHIPM ENT.-W. L. Pritch-
ri yesterday for the Rich.
>mpany S0.140 pounds Of
end for the HoOsac. $4,000
Total. IL? 40 mounds.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01

NJ. 2. BARTLETT, real estate agent.
Houses for rent and for sale in all parts
Of the city. Also |. C. Bateman's agent
for the Monroe Survey. Office at the
California Lumber Yard, southeast cor
ner OF Euel and BatPman streets. apl0
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01

fMENr.-Me learn from tho
u C. d. Spires has been APP
keputv Sheriff Ivy Sheriff
hood appointment.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01

C. II. BLAsER has n splendid assort-
ment of lumber at his yard on the hill
north of Clark %ttreet, and his prices are
lover than the lowest in the market.
sis
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01

I'LL SU%BSCRIBERs Persons
Hill desiring the SENTINEL
1t at Lees store. We send
n to supply all regularly
hing. We are compelled to
)ntil we can make new ar
Us for its delivery.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01

THE headquarters for business men
are at the Thistle Saloon III tho Eu.''
ka Hotel.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01

FOR SALE OR RENT.-A desirable resi-
dante on Spring Sire t. containing five
rooms, all we'll furnish red, will be sold or
leased at reasonable figures. For partic.
ulars inquire at OBEKtELDER & HAIR
RISON'S. $50
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01

SCoTCH AND IRISH WHISKY of the
choicest brands is always to be found
at the Thistle Saloon. Y
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01

PULP AssAYs.-A gentleman IRON
Robinson District informs us that tne
nov mill is working to q charm. III
winning on ore from the Hayes NINE,
and the results are giving thS .
sari,faction. The average pulp ASSAYS
ars onvht to pay in any country.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01

thistle Saloon Is to he found
imported Cigar Ia tho
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01

FINE Horses CoMING.-We receiF-
ed a private letter yesterday, INFORM
ing us that w. S. Travis, the well
known livery and stage man, VIII
arrive in Eureka from San tranclsc"
next saturday, with thirty head o i
,he finest buggy. saddle. and business
horses ever brought to the mountains.
He will remain in Eureka "a few GAYS;
dnri z which time persons IN wal,' VI
voon horses can lie accommodated.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01

GRAY CAL. BLANKETS a 5000 per
pair, are only sold by o. * -. X
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01
,TOCK REPORT.

STOCK REPORT.
SAN FRANCISCO; Sept. 30.
MORNING BOARD:
l,r 40. ssh, 3ss. 4os 40:
Iid 4 curry. lOA, 1915, l0a.
a Belche:, 4a.
Iiiar. ~ y. 81. 3s, 3IH.
arr, 80, 39h, 49, Dh; "a,
e NorcrOss, %, 2oH b3O, ~ b3o,
4 IS. bio.
N Point, 49,.
NV Jacket. Al, AN.
Serial. 4.3s.
hire Mill. 81. 3's.
tuck, %, 9a.
h = C., 65s. 65A. &C bso. ssh BE-.
Virginia. 80.
hdence, SIX.
ra Nevada. 10Y.
FReichcr, As, AN. IS.
man, IO'.. lOh, ~.
ice, ~, ~.
5oria, IGN, IS. 15A. le b3.
rkrrbockef ga.
imore, a., IA, s b3O.
ona & Utah. l.
kral. -.
er Hill. l1H.
Du, pc.
York Con-. soc.
X, 75c by3. 7sc.
EVENING BOARD.
low Valley. l5a. l5s, 70, lSh b2s.
mond & Ely. 66h, g., G-h boo,
|sS. 66L, 67a, 67h.
eka Con, ii So, llA b3o. Ii. b53.
son, 25c.
hiX, SIC.
he, 3.
b. ,&Creole. IL.
sc.
e& ranaca. SOC.
prjcan Flag. ~.
Dry SIC,
n 4 Hunt. l.
pman, &c.
tak. NC.
West. N.
Snnn, 62Hc Soc.
mar, Soc.
boni. ~. Al, ~. 4.Ah.
lar, 31h 81, IS.
ionia. lhA, l6S.
c., ~, "a.
Aberg, :.
nrk. pa.
BE-, SOC.
ahone, on.
kncky ~. "a.
Patch, 10. Ioh, loN.
Is. Az, "A. $500. AZ b3, AZ, ~
Sline, ga, ~.
5ka. q. ", 1917, 20.
pen tent Ia.
En- Chariot, 49, 10. 1871.
Drn, 3, 2's. 3.
Marriott
nesOta. III.
Ire, Idaho, ~. 81.
Ter, Is So. 65. tsh, 66 b3o. e5h So,
Re, 4, 500, ~, AN. Al. 40h. IL So.
A, Jih. A, i5h. AZ. 4sh.
d. lcher. "A. A.. An, ASH.
Racket. AN. ~ $40, Az.
bnan, 10, 90. lG b30, 97i, 1Ok b3O.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01

Arrivals.

Arrivals.
>ODRUrF 4 eNSOR'a LINE:
Mr. Sharp
J Morgan
y cole
Iley&wife s Ellibu
Depa rtNr~s.
DODRUFF L ENNoR'S LINZ:
d John Grey
hn ThOs Freehill
IAN
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01
DISSOLUTION.
COAL PAY DAY.

MINISTER.
y of the Fureka Con. NJ. Co, authorizes
rs to give notice that persons holding
coal receipts must present them for pay.
msnt Oceober ID. s2e-d
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01

STAGE T91BERY.-The RereiAe con-
tains an acru,nt of the robbery OF h
Battle \lD.ttain and Austin stage ut
1OAs o'clock last Saturday night, in the
caryon near Vick's Station. 1t was
the up stage and there were but W
passengers aboard. Charles Snther-
land, of Palisade. and Mrs. Soule, "f
Austin. The RrreiNr says the roDher
party was composed of the uSu i tai,
ineuium-.ized and short man; ana OF
conrse the short man was spokesman,
and it was he that ordered eugene 10
hand down that box After gong
hrOuuh the box the driver was order
ed to proceed on his journey. Wells;
Fargo Il Co. lost about two
dollars by the operation.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01
LOST

CHECK FOR THREE HUNDRED
n DOLLARS, drawn in iaNoI % u
u ,dersigned. a suitable re"aIo VIII oe
paia io' GEO. w. KUHNERT.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01

For Fashionable Clothing so o -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01
NOTICE

mn PARTIES FOR WHOM WE Il
holding PheniX stocS. we nan no.
pay assessment on said Storn. 'N>
aniou,. ""' PANTC & co.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01
AMERICAN CHOP STAND,
In the American Hotel Building,

COrner of Main and Clark 'reets.
TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVING
opened the above Chop Stand,
would respectfully inform the public that
he will at all times be prepared to serve
every delicacy of the season. ~obtainabls
either in his market or San Francisco.
Fresh oysters. Turkey. Chicken. Sheep
Tongues, Head Cheese, fine Steaks, and
all other tempting dishes. Remember
the place-Dan Morgan's Corner--and
give me q call,
Apou y. PAVtOVICA.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01
NOTICE.
RcarTI,AR

,n1HEHEGULAR MEETINGSOF
r., bekah Charity Degree Lodge ~.
o. F., will be held untl lurlheI houth
the first and third Fridays 81 each hion'n.
Hour of meeting7h O'Clock p. m. so-'i
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-09-08
Tape Worm Removsd with Head
Complete

In q few hours, with pleasant vegetable medicine
NO fee until cured. Fifty per cent OF cases Of dys
pepsla al disorRanizatons of liver are caused BY
stomach and her worms existing in the alimentaTJ
cauaL have q vegetable remedy which enecnally
removes them and Cleanses the liver and kidneIs
Numbers Of prominent citizens Of Philadelphia, VIII
have been trea ed for various d.seases-dysps psla
consumption, bronchitis female weakness, dc r
can cerltfs that my TIE atment has cured them and
None but vegetable remedies ed, and no Zee Tit
cured.
Their symptoms and trestment-In this age Of In
ventions 1t Is very remarkable, but mole the less
true, that the symptoms OF WORMS, disease OF TIT
m0st dangerous character, are 80 lttle understood
by the medical men Of the present day. These
parasites undergo the N st curious USES ormatlons.
They remain months ana even years in the body
before they are fully developed They only mature
In parts OF the body which communicate with the
external air, as In the amentary canal OF lungs,o ul
generally In the form 7.
There are numerous kinds but the most dangerous
and BY far the most difficult to remove Is the tape
worm. This worm il constructed of nat pieces,
which are connected to the head ny very hue meek
The parasite Is sometimes thity feet long, bat 10 "
thin that the worm could be held In small bottle.
the symptoms Of this, as of other worms, art
weakness ana irritation. Insanity Is sad in somt
instances has been caused BY tnis disease.
10 effect q pei feet cure the head Of the worn
must be removed. This is very dfhcnlI To accom-
psn. and several eminent physicians nave only beer
troubled with this loo thsome disease cured II
the short space OF three hours by visiting his oce
Or. K f. kUkKBl-NO. $50 North Ninth street Pnla
delphia, Pa. he Doctor has been established II
business the last thirty yeaLs and is NO quack
60 see. Advice free.