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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-19

Sole Agent in San Francisco.

All of whom are authorized to receive
advertisements and subscriptions Tor the
SENTINEL, and receipt for the same.
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SAIL LAKE, Sept. IS.
Lieutenant Geo. NJ. Wheeler, in
ci'"rge OF the survey of;Aehundredth
ileIiolan' arrived last night from
amp Apache. Arizona. Parties mn.
Vcl n~leutehants I1llinan Russ II and
""."er are working from that point
."maI" me Mexican boundary. be-.
tween the hundred and ninth AID ,Io
hundred and eleventh n,ar;a. le
Lieutenant Marshall. with a stro,In
party, is engaged about the 10y
waters of the San Juan and c"du-
rivers, Colorado. "'dhu
A special Photographic nar,v u..h
an artist. is working ia the grand n ~.
yons OF Colorado, o@n'
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ENGLAND.

PARIS, Sept. IS.
NJ. F. Darblay, senior. is dead.
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and secure your bargains before il i, toe
late, aStLey are just u~npacking a large
stock of eN
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soon found that the General not only knew
more about the main roads than did, but
was perfectly acquainted with the location of
even the bridle-pths. he moved his corps
in an exactly opposite direction from the
route his conversation led me to suppose he
would take.
And remember that while General EwelPs
division was lying along the turnpike, just
before we started for Cedar Run mountain,
this blunt soldier rode up to citizen
and said: "Doctor, can you tell me where
we are going!" "That is question l should
like to ask you, General, if it were q proper
one" replied the gentleman. 81 pledge YOU
my word, SIR said Ewell, THAT do not
know whether we will march north, south,
east, or west, or whether we will march at
all. General Jackson ordered me to be
ready to move at daybreak, we have been
here on the road ever since, and that is all l
know. Indeed, it is as much as / ever know
about our movements"
This secrecy of movement was unques-
tionably one of the great elements of Jack
sons Brilliant success.
1t was a great privilege for me to meet a
number of my old comrades Of the Thir-
teenth Virginia, among them W. W. Scott,
Esq, the editor of that spirited paper the
Gordonsvlle Gazette, which, am glad to
hear, is proving very decided success.
VIATOR.
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CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,l
RICHMOND, November 20, 1873.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
"FRoM
O'CLOCK A. NJ. To 6 O'CLOCK P. NJ.
FROM THE
18TH TO THE 3lsT DAY OF DECEMBER,
INCLUSIVE,
for the purpose of receiving from any person VINO
has already paid one-half only of the city taxes
charged to him the remaining half, and that
TEN PER CENT.
v,,, ho added to the amount of said remaining half
of the tax charged in every case "here the pait!
assessed shall fall to pay said remaining nall "ltih
the time so limited"
but in case any person, having laiie" W pay III
tho month of June one-half of the city taxes duc
from such person. shall fail to pay the whole amount
thereof on or before the 31sT DAY OF DECEMBER
there shall be added
TWENTY PER CENT.
upo, the amount of the tax so remaining due"
The Collector respectfully calls the attention OF
those parties who have SO repeatedly PROMISED ~
settle their bills other than the half-pad bilsl,
and on which he has been so lcnient, that should
he now fall to call OH them By the 10th OF Decell-
Der, and they fail to pay during the month OF de-
cember he will be compelled, under the duties
of Ills Office, to collect in January By LEVY, Win
the additional TWENTY PER CENT.
JOHN +. REGEACLT,
de11m Collector.
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HoLT's REPLY TO e-Advo-
cate-General Holt publishes a rejoinder TO
ex-President johnson on the Surratt matter
nine and half columns long. He says Mr..
johnson is guilty of gross perversion in bis
statement Of what occurred at their inter-
view just previous to the execution of Mrs.
Surratt. 1t would be seen by reference to
General Eken's and General Muzzy's letters
that the sentiments expressed by Mr.. John
son himself he now seeks to put into Hollis
mouth. Holt says: "While, of course, I
assented then, as l do now, to the general
doctrine that sex is no excuse for treason or
other crime, the vehement presentation OF
that view came from Dir. johnson after read
ing the recommendation for communication
not from myself"
Mr.. Holt says that Mr.. Johnson's motive
for the original fabrication of his calumny
was to appease the Catholics, among whom
there was universal evaporation at the exc
cution Of Mrs. Surratt, member Of their
Church. This smote DANGEROUSLY upon his
ears, knowing rs he did the vast political
power of this religious sect, and therefore he
grew sore afraid.
Mr.. Holt concludes
"The conduct of eX-President johnson,
now so fully exposed, is truly humillating
event in our history. All that I have suf-
fered from that quarter in the way Of relent.
less aspersion for the last eight years has
come solely from the fact that so far trusted
to his honor as Chief Magistrate Of the ma
ton as to hold with him a confidential in
terview on public business. Unhappily-
most unhappily for me-my official duty
obliged me to do this, and now, as solemn
warning to those who are to come after me-
leave this record of the unparalleled treach
cry which followed"
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4tttlmond 1ispatttl.
WEDNESDAY......DE DECEMBER 8, 1878
Letter from Sfaunfon.

JUDGE HENDREN's DECIsIoN-FIRE NEAR MOUNT
soLoN-FIRE AT Observation-Disclosures OF
DR.. r. T. STRIBLIHG.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
STANTON, December 2, 1873.
Judge Hendrcn's decision, rendered du-
ring the last term of the County Court, was
not as to the unconstitutlonality Of the act of
the Legislature allowing a deduction of in
terest during the war, as it has been re-.
ported in some Of the papers; but de-
clared unconstitutional and void the act of
the Legislature approved March %, 1873,
entitled can act to amend and reenact sec
ton 8 of an act passed March 3. 1866, pro-
yiding for adjustment of liabilities arising
under contracts and wills made between LIST
day of January, 1852, and the 10th day Of
April, 1865" The act provides that the
courts, ION motion, in summary man.
ner, may open judgments and DEGREES
already rendered even after they had gone
to execution, and settle the depreciation at
which the claims should be discharged in
certain cases given in the act. The Judge,
in an able and exhaustive opinion, declared
this act unconstitutional and void. as it was
directly in contravention of the Bill of
Rights, which expressly forbids one depart.
ment of the State Government from exer-
clsing the functions of the other, which de-
clares that they shall be separate and dis
tlnct. The Bill of Rights being part of
The Constitution Of our State, he denied the
right Of the Legislature to go behind the de-
clsions of the judiciary in order to modify
or change them.
The dwelling-house and granary Of Will
liam G. Clarke, near Mount Scion, in this
county, were destroyed by fire on Wednes-
day last. The fire occurred between and
2 O'Clock in the morning, and was commune
Gated from the granary to the house. Some
of the household property was saved, but
the greater portion was destroyed, together
with some 800 bushels of wheat, corn, and
oats. There was another fire in Churchville
on last Sunday morning which destroyed a
store and dweling-house belonging to w.
A. Reed, of this city. The fire occurred
about 4 O'Clock in the morning, and as the
house was unoccupied it must have been
the work of an incendiary. The property is
said to be insured in the Southern Mutual
for 81, 800. which will fully cover the loss.
DR.. Francis I. Striblng, Of this city, sll'
perntendent of the Western Lunatlc Asy.
ium, was very suddenly taken sick on last
Sunday evening as he was returning home
from the asylum. After reaching his home
be had profuse hemorrhage from the sto
mach, but we are glad to state that he is
much better this morning, and it is hoped
that he will soon be about again US usual.
MAX
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sanctuary ATTACK ON CIRCUS PARTY
ST. Louis, December 1.-The Kansas City
Journal of yesterday has q private letter
from Crockett, Texas, stating that party OF
Texan desperadoes attempted to break up
the performance of Robinson's circus, at
Jacksonville, on the 23d of November, but
were prevented, and order was restored.
About O'Clock in the evening, however,
as the circus-men were loading their ami
mails, wagons, &c., on a car, preparatory to
leaving the town, IA large number of roughs
attacked the men with knives and pistols,
and general and desperate fight ensued,
in which three Texans were killed and
seven wounded. Robert Stickney, one Of
the performers, had his knee disocated ;
Allen Rose, another performer, was shot
through the hand; Charles Robinson was
knocked down with club and shot through
the leg; one of the hostlers was shot through
the breast, and another stabbed in the back
AS the train was leaving it was fired on, and
one man was slightly wounded. Threats
! were made by the Texans that they would
go to Crockett again and attack the circus,
and Robinson had to send for ammunition.
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Fire from Explosion of Kerosene.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.I
DANvILLE. Va, December l, 1873.
Considerable alarm was excited last eve
ming by fire caused by the explosion of q
lamp at the store of Messrs. Patton & Stokes.
The fire was not extinguished until the en-.
CINE was brought to play upon it. Very
considerable damage was done to their
goods. Mr.. Patton had to jump from one
of the upper windows, and was seriously
hurt.
1t being the hour for preaching, services
at some Of the churches were interrupted
and not resumed. At the Baptist church
the congregation returned as soon as the
cause of the alarm was ascertained, and sat
attentivcly till Rev. Mr.. Hume finished his
discourse. ALPHA.
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THE ST. LOUIS SocIAL-EvrL CAsE.-S.
LOUIS, December Judges Napton, Wag-
ner, and Adams, OF the Supreme Court, gave
decision to-day in the somewhat famous
"social "-eyil case, which was tried here
some months ago, and in which Judge Cal.
vim declared the "social "-eyil ordinance in
force in this city unconstitutional.
The principal point before the court was
whether the Legislature had power to grant
the City Council of st. Louis authority to
regulate and suppress by law bawdy houses
in the face of Il general State law which re-
quires the suppression of such houses.
The court decides the Legislature had
such power, therefore reversing the decision
of Judge Calvin, of the lower court. Judges
Voorhies and Sherwood dissent.
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PosrAL.-A new post-otfice is established
at Laurel Hill, Augusta county, on new
route. with James A. Pearson as postmaster.
The post-oflicc at Lardsvile, Nanscmond
county, is discontinued for want OF candi-
date the papers go to Suffolk. The post
Office at Long Branch, Franklin county, is
discontinued, there being no mail supply
the papers go to Pig river. John Price is
appointed postmaster at Nccrsvillc, Lou
doun county, rice Mrs. Ann G. Shrivcr, re-
signed. f. d. Dcllanger is appointed post
master at Waynesborough, Augusta county,
rice 3. NJ. Lines, removed.
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following clerical delegates to the General
Conference which meets at Louisville, KY,
in May, 1874 Or. James A. Duncan, DR.. l..
ii. Lee, Rev. W. W. Bennett, and Rev. P. a.
Peterson. The following lay delegates were
also elected: Darcy Paul, Francis 81. 81.
Smith, George NJ. Balm, Jr., j. E. Broad
water, and Richard Pollard.
There are yet to be elected three clerical
and two lay delegates.
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It is stated that the Senate committee
charged with the consideration of tue sub
iect will speedily report constitutional
amendment changing the method Of electing
the President and Vice-President.- NeD
York Times.
The following bit of news to European
opera.goers Is found in the foreign papers ::
at is reported from New York that Nine.
Nilsson.Rouzead is in an interesting situa-
tion."
The Spanish Republic has come Fishing
for orr Government with very long POLO.
But, nevertheless, it is our Government that
has knocked the persimmcns-Oh !-Aler'
andria Sentinel.
We have good authority for stating that
the Rev. w. w. Walker is not candidate
for the Office Of Superintendent of Public IN
struction.
Steam navigation on the canals is not only
possibility, but is certain to be attained IN
n Short time.-Ne,o York Times.
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DEATH OF REV. DR.. WHITE.-The Rev. Dr.
w. S. White, one Of the oldest and most
distinguished ministers of the Presbyterian
Church in Virginia, died at his residence, in
Lexington, at O'Clock on Saturday, in the
seyenty.fourth year of his age. He was q
great and good man.-LyachJurg Repu6N'
can, I'd,
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ACCIDENTAL DEATH OF A PRIEsT.-Lock-
port, N. Y, December 1.-Rey. Mr.. Null
holland, of the Catholic church in this city,
fell down stairs last night, and killed himself.
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Major Venable, Of the Petersburg appeal,
saws his name is not Betty. He prefers the
modern style, Bette, which, we have long
admired in Lucie, Marie. Jennie, &c, &C.
Alexandria Sentinel.
Now, put that amongst your good things,
Mr.. Appeal
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S.P. P.-The Petersburg Ne,rs comes out
for Mr.. T. j. Clark, practical printer OF
that city,
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s. P. E.-The Wytheyile Enterprise
comes out for DR.. Ruffner.
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FURNITURE.

r D. GATEWOOD, 319 BroadA
~ street, between Third and Fourth, Is N
daily receiving additions 10 his large stock
of FURNITURE, which he is now sell-I
Ing at reduced prices. Chamber Suits: from
1875 to $3.50, Psror from $50 to $3.50. Walnut
Lounges, Feather Beds Mattresses, &C., Of my own
manufacture. Chairs a speciality. Upholsterfng
and repairing. Chairs cane seated, &c. Goods
carefully packed for shipment and delivered free
in the city. no rs
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wood AND COAL.

DED ASH ANTHRACITE COAL, gu
LII perior article, and very cheap;
CLOVER HILL COAL Of the very best quality;
COALBURG SPLINT COAL, pure, nice article.
GEORGE BELL & CO., Dock street
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets.
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NEW BOUKS-NOVEMBER 26rH.-
N. D,llon's Law of Municipal Corporations.
yolumps; Campbels Lives of the Chief-Jus,ices;
Bcade's Life in Utah-plates; liofman's Manual
Bill Arms Peace Papers; Almanacs for 1874; and
all the books.
Orders solicited for Munford's Virginia Code,
1878; new United States Digest; New l ork SUI
p'>'''~ RANDOLPH 4 ENGLISH,
no 2e-dSw 1918 Main street.
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DEPARTURES or sFHAMEnS.
Tor BALTIMORE. e.asn,
POwHATAE STEAMBOAT coMPAEY's
THRoUGH-FREIGHT
TRI- WEEKLY LINE.
NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
BALTIMORE.

Steamers leave their new pier in the Dock, foot
of Twenty-second street, every TUESDAY and
THURSDAY MORNINGS at O'Clock, and SAT-
URDAY AFTERNOON ut 4 o'clock.
Freight received up 70 O'Clock P. H., and Satur-
days up TO 3H O'Clock p. NJ.
through bills signed to all points north and west
and rates guaranteed as low AS any other line.
Apply 10 l.. u. TATUM. agent.
Offices, Twenty-sccond and Dock and Ninth and
Main Streets de 8
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EREAT REDUCTION IN FUR-M
of WALNUT CHAMBER, PARLOk, NIL hi
TATIUN, and PAINTED SUITS and the lover
grades of FURNITURE. l offer the above for
cash al greatly reduced prices. Parties buying
would do well to examine my stock and compare
nrjccs r.. GATHRIGHT,
no4 Ne. Is Governor street.
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f1OAL AND WOOD. Reduction Of 23
TO Al 25 less than other dealers charge for 1t. Best
WEST VIRGINIA SPLINT LUMP at 20; HAIL
at $50 per load. Wood from $3.50, %, 5000,
and S6 per cord. CLOVER HILL COAL and
COKE at lowest cash prices. Nineteenth and Cary
no25 CHARLES Il. PAGE.
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CLOTHING,
MY SHRINKAGE IN PRICES,
lu OR
REDUCTION IN PRICES,

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
While II Is a heavy tax on the merchant, yet If,
y giving this advantage TO the public and increas.
ing his sales. the merchant can afford II wlthont
who Will give YOU the greatest amount Of goods for
the smallest amount Of money, and call upon the
ot n IIoI.SF of WN. IKA SMITH, Agt.,
M 90 100 Main street.
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TOR PHILADELPH
Il Steamer j. ". EvERMAN, Captain -
PLATT, win receive freight for the above port dill
THURSDAY tile 4th instant. at IL O'Clock.
Freight taken for Boston, Providence, and New
Orleans; also for Liverpool and Antwerp rtd
lading signed III rough.
Passage 10 Philadelphia. including meals and
stateroOm, 80. W. T. PORTER, Agent,
de 2-3t No. 2425 DOCK street.
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II o. NE w YOR X The <4T&
4 steamship WYAEOKE z, Captain
COUCH, viii sail on FRIDAY, December 9th, at
o'clock p. NJ.
Freight received until o'clock P. III.
warded with dispatch to all points north, south,
east, and west. Close connections made with Cunard
Line for foreign ports. Passenger accommodations
unsurpassed. Fare, Sl2; steerage, %; round-trip
tickets, 500.
For freight or passage apply to
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
de 3-3t Company's Wharf, Rockets.
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soLoN-FIRE AT Observation-Disclosures OF
DIR. r. T. STRIBLIHG,
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AND pEACoHS' MEETIEG-THE LAssrl
CHICKEN LEG-A PROSPEROUS ToWE-sET.
TLERS-MAJOR J. c. HARRIS A vERMoSTER-t
GENERAL RYAN GoRDoSSvILLE NEVER CAP
TURED BY THE FEDERALS-PoPE AND sHERI-
pAS--ISC1DENTS OF SToNEwALL JACKSON
HIS SECRECY THE GoRDOHSvILLE "GA-
ZEITE.''
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-15
TO NPTITs.

The advertiser having been permanently eured oi
that dread disease. Consumption, BY hmpie temeuy
IA anxious TO MAKE Knowp fellow sunerers the
means OF cure. To All VINO desire II. he VIII send
copy of the prescription used Tree on cnArRe win
directions for preparing and using tine aAmc which
they will find n SURE CuRk BoR CoNsuhfTloh'
ASTHMA, BRoNuHlIis, SC.
Parties wishing the prescription Will please address
RRv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
1874 Penn street.
wiuiamsburgh, N. Y.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-15
OPEN ron THE SEASON.
FOSTER -
Gold sparkling Sodh
WAFER,

SjOlb IbhrhhhhA So'
WAFER
At tue wel-known Drug Store, Corner front Anu
West streets. - - /,
This Gold Sparkling Soda Ia unrlvalied, as can be
testiied to by hundreds who visited thus fountain
during last season. -
There Is nothing so refreshing to the thirsty ar
glass nj this Spar Killing Soda, which can Al WAYS Dc
had at the we'll known Drug store, corner Oh FROM
| and West streets Try 1t.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-15

BACH ELOk'B hAIR DYE.
This superb HAIR DYE Is the Best In the World
Perfectly Harmless, itsliable and InstantAnsous.
ho disappointment. NO Ridiculous Tint, OF I'm
,leasant Odor. The genuine W. A. BAOhELORS
HAIR DTE produces IMMEDIArELY = splendid
BLACK OF fATURAL BROWN. Does not stain
the SK,n. but leaves the lair CLEAN y. SOIL NJ,
and BEA uTIFUL. The only Safe and PEhkEOT
Dye Sold by ali Dpug isis. Factory 10 BOND
4. New York. uAr5-lywSs
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II. IL. BRINGIIUis-T


Il Cholera Mixture, OIL our avn mahe. cali
v4 tai remedy dInrGhea, cholera, hn loOrci es,
III OF the bowels.
Essence OF Jamaica Gtnger, capital preparation
of tue finest white Jamaica Ginger, manu- actured
with the greatest care, and suitable 20 The most deli
cate constitutions. neatly put up, ut reasonable
price.
FLUID Renuet, IN making this, care Is taken to pio
cure the best reunet, and then bost shrf
wine and no other, Try II.
Gum Calnphor, the best protection against moth
Tor turs wooden goods.
Cologne and Bay Rum by the quart or gallon. o.
bottles OF desirable styles. Call and examine.
Cox's Gelatine for Jelly, now quite reasonable.
Extracts for the handkerchief in bottles OF In bulk
No. In quality, for sale lr any quantity TO suit
Ferrated Elixir OF Gentan. We claim for thstL al
it has the same strength Comp. Sine Gentan with
the addition OF full dose OF iron with each dose.
has many advantages over Ferrated Elixir, contain
ing Calisaya BARK As it is uniform in strength anC
appearance, and u pleasant and efficient tonic, VT
! commend 1t TO any one wishing an Iron tonic.
Trusses.-No have always had a private apart
ment foI hitting Trusses. Every person wanting
truss haseI adjusted to them and warranted Il
| ut.
Mrs. Allen s. Halls, Rings, Woods, Sterlng's Am
trosia and many other Hair Preparations at reduced
prices
| Lstour Salad Oh, Wholesale and reta at
Ii. X. bRINGHURST 3,
| 3lT Market street.
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FREiGHr BUSINESS.
BT3Sa>S
Steam Freight LINE.

leaves ID wharf above Chestnut street. Philadelphia
daily at p IN, and French street wharf, Wilmington
at 6p. M Freight handled carefully and forwarded
with dispatch.
aug22 q. W. BUSH.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-15
l41s Oh estnut street.
pHYsiClANs AND DRUGGIsTs.

~. SAND DkUGGIbIB,
prominent New York physician lately complair-
~ 70 DuNsAs 'DIok about his SANDALwoop on
oAfsuLks, statrag that sometimes they cured mirac-
ulousiy but that patient of his had taken them for
several mutations were made and sold he found thai
us Patient haN been taking capsules sold In buttes
Ana not bUkDAS DICK X cos.
What happsned to this physician may have han
bshsd 70 others, and DUNDAS DICK x co take
M metnod OF protecting physicans druggists and
ssneMseiyse, and preventing OIL or SASpALwOop
nom coming Into disrepute. w"
mht SICiANS who once prescribe the canslies
WI continue 20 do 80, for they contain tbn nm,
VII ~ the best and cheapest form 'o
bONDAS DICK " co use more On ar M
DALWooD IN the manufacture OF Cui,slIIes tInn al
me wholesale and Retail Druggists and PerIu,nsrs
VI tne United States oombnltd and this IL tn, snlu
1eason why the pure Otl Is sold cheaper IN th.ir
OApsaies than In any other form. 1900
OiL OF SANDALWoOD Is fast snrersrdtnq
every other remedy sixty Capsules only being RI,
Yued 70 insure safe and certain cure In six or eight
oSSs. FROM no other medicine this result he had
Dioks SOFT CAPsULks solve the problem, inna
considered by mshy eminent physicians, of nov r.,
avoid the nausea and disgust experienced In swaIiow
ns, winch are wei known TO detract from N moi de
stfoy the good effect OF many valuable remedies
ot Oapsiies are put up IN tin foil aud neat boxes
nT IN sAch, and are the only Capsules presoribed
- - IHksk WkHs TIE ONLY CAPSULES ADMITTED
TO rhk l.. ST PARls ExPosIIIoN,
send Tor Circular to 81 Wooster street New York
noLD Al ALL DRUG STORES
o General Agency ITO Reade street, New york.