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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17

A MAN EATEN ny WoLyEs.-On Monday last, as
German farmer was coming out Of the woods,
found mans boots, with the feet left In them,
particles Of clothing, few bones, q dead dog.
and two dead wolves. Signs Of 4 terrible strug-
name Is not known as yet. The superstition il
that he was going from 4 numbering camp TO
another, when the wolves, who were starving on
running down their game, overlook him In the
road before he could have time TO climb q tree,
and devoured him. The story Ia probably true,
anything at this time.-Nsr LOnhon (Tis.) Times.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17

Atwood Cashmere Vests at o..
Atwood Cashmere Vests at o.
No, 10, l3S and II Linen Collars, 10 cents per
Al A. sAEs Cos, SlS Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17


A MEETING Of the washington City Hlbcrnlan
Benevolent Society No. will be held this even
Ing at Carroll hall for the confederation Of the
revised constitution.
T. EDWARD CLARK has several hundred tons Of
white ash and Henry Clay Shamokin coal. tur-
mace, egg and stove sizes on hand.
ATTENTION ia called to the advertisement Of A.
3. Pratt Co., Insurance agents, In another
column.
TNsrRrCTtoy in French aud Spanish by late
professor. Pupils taught to converse nuen'ly.
W. W. BrRpErTE, dry goods merchant No.
ols seventh street, between I and X streets
northwest, Ia still selling his stock at great
sacrlnce.
THE NEW COLosSADE Horn, philadelphia, Pa,
T. connected by street cars with the Camden Fer
MS.
Choice stock Of PnperhanEinaa, SC,
Al reduced prices to make room for spring stock,
At MARERiTERs,
No. $50 seventh street, between ID and streets
embracing all grades Of APPROPRIATENESS anu
window Shades; also, choice Paintings, Engray.
inFs, Chromos and Photographs, Picture
FTames oil styles and sizes, In walnut Ont
Velvet, DC; Picture Cord aud Iassels, hlngs,
Nalla, Gold Plated, Pinned and Wire Centre
Picture Cords, &C.
TuE INV CoLoSSApE IIorEI, Philadelphia, Pa,
" Nllnln TOUR NlOtkA OF MI tue Nthata
wuES CONSUMERS buy directly from the manu-
faoturer they get better and cheaper articles
GolS 4 Morrill,, corner Fifteenth and z streets
watches from their mandatory In Geneva.
Repairing done by skillful workmen.
TnE GREAT ESGtisH REMEDY for uout pnt
Rheumatism. All sufferers from the above com
plants, either OF recent or long standing are I'D
vised to use Blalr's gout and Rheumatic Pills
IA "A m aafA a N
encctual remedy ever offered 10 the public, anl
have been universally used In Europe for man
years with the greatest success. Prepared b
PRorr INRsAST, qqs Strand, London, knsland
and sold by all druggists.
0IO PURE FREScH CANDY 81
IL manufactured daily, and sold at the low pro
nue., opposite Metropolitan hotel.
oSE on rHR BxsrsrocEs op
CLOTHING
In washington
10 he sold
by the ist Of March.
In regarl to price no such Inducements have
ever been offered
NOAH WALKER A CO.,
Metropolitan Hotel Building.
Gil Pennsylyania avenue, between sixth
and seventh streets.
woSpERFrI.-T. George Coombs, 200 Pennsy
yanla avenue, between Ninth and Tenth street
Il selling the 1nest French candles at the To-
Prise o. 20 cents per POUND WI Mhi ss' =
usually sold for 20 cents. !. q, CooNRa oo6 Penl
syiyania avenue.
TUE DOMESTIC" SEWING MACHINE CoNPASy
selling more machines In its second year this
any other sewing machine company ever sold
It's tenth year. The Domestic" has won IN
success at a time when competition Is u
strongest, and when people are the hest Il
m aFitieal aNaFfinU- WhNn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17

woYpERFr1.-I. George Coombs, 900 Pennsyi-
yanlA avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets,
Is selling the nnest French candies at the low
price OF 40 cents per pound. call will satisfy
all that he IL selling the same goods which arr
usually sold for 20 cents. la. CooNRa, oo6 Penn.
syIyauia avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17

Al reduced prices 10 make room for spring stoci
MAuERfTrRA
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17
oSE oT rHR BxsrsrocEs op
CLOTHING

CLOTHING
In Washington
10 he sold
by the ist OF March.
In tegarl to price no such Inducements have
ever been offered.
NOAH WALKER CO.,
Metropolitan Hotel Building.
Gil Pennsylvania avenue, between sixth
and Seventh streets.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-28
About Narrow Gauges.

1t would undoubtedly he q fine
thing for the whole of EASTERN Ne
vada, ii u railroad could lie construct
eel from Palisade or Elko, down
through the Safe to the Colorado. III
the same Width OF gauge as the Cen
trail Pacific road. So hat the cars,
starting from the sou hea>tern curne
| at our State. could continGe ON with
out chang. to San Francisco ar Oma-
Ina. iiut s,ic.i a road will not he con
sti ucted by the Central Pacific Conn
| ANY, for the reason that the traffic
and travel are not rs yet sufficient To
warrant 80 large an outlay of capital.
We shall he compelled. therefore. to
fall back upon that which Is within
our reach aud means. namely. Tn.
laying down of Il lIarrow-gausc rail
road throughout the length of the
State from the continental railway
southwark To- the Colorado river. Or.
we ma make connection with the
Utah Southern R,ilroad. n hun
dred miles eastward OF Pibc.le,
which road j. being pushed
toward the & dorado with perSe
vrrin- energv. \ road connecting
with the Utah S,uthcrn woLld bring
us int, direct communicate III WITH
tie Utah coal mines. the frciglitin.
If the coal III the mills and furnaces
ri this State being alone sufficient t.
.aiy the cost aud equipment OF the
road: To say nothing OF the pros zee
tive Ia >in->s which. 10y the OPENING
a. of the Utah iron mines, and tn
,robable estat li>hm-nt OF iron works
in close r~rnNinity to the cal fields.
would accumulate every wear. Then
in addition to all this. other fr,i.ht o:
merchandise and mining machinrr,
to new ami old mining cam S, is to G
cnnSid, red "a certain. 5 i'll more. the
immense lr. duct of orr mills and
furnaces is To- be conveyed away to a
market. ard will swell the grand total
of f'ci Citing business of the road to
S'''Ss" t'oI"ttl pi~. ~ ila!ION qua -
railroad, to cat not more than $1,000
per mile. can be built from P.llis.un
to the U,ah coil fields, which even
the present business of the rout,
travcrs,i will support by the trans
p%crtatiOn of freight alone, without
taking II account OF the passenger
carriage, already large. We believe,
With the 1t Lake I~ribunr-wh cll
paper is urging the samesuhject upon
the attention of capitalists for the
benefit OF Utah that "thert's money
in IT," But, as no money can G made
without the - of capital, the alter
must he fortlc1ming when capital
ISIS are shown thatt!ie investment vii!
pay. 70 this end. we invite those who
are familiar with the statistics of cost
of construction. cIuipm mt, and run
ming vi mario X-yauy, reads, over
such a route a. we have pointed out
to examine this project in all it's par
ticul srs and lend their influence ia
the furthcrance of the scheme with
legislators, capitalists, and business
men generally.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-28
Notice of Assessment.

JACKSON MINING COMPANY-LO.
- cation "f WORKS, Eureka Mining Dis
,rict. | aid"r County, Nevada.
Motto" Is hereby given, Ina AT a meet.
i:i% "i I'll" Oar'i at Dir ctCrS of said ON
ptny, held on m" tw"ni! -ihirt dav OF
January 1872, an assessment tN0. ~ Oi
f"n Cents per shar was levied upon
u" capita stock Oi the corpnrafi0n, bay
able Immediately, in United states gold
AMI SIiH"r com, Ia the Secretary, at tn.
Office OF tho company, Room Il. Nay
warts uiiding, No. 49, California st rect,
san Francisco, Cali Or,ia.
Any stock upon which his assessment
shall remain unpaid on til" 18th day o.
tn' ruar\, 1871, will b." delinquent, and
advertised tor sale at public auction, and
unl'ss payment shall be made before,
will b" sold on h 18th day Of March.
1873. 10 pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs Of advertising and
cXp ns"s OF sale.
Fly order oi In" Directors.
III. {. KIBEE, SECRETARY.
Onice-HOom 81. iIayward's Pudding,
4i9 California street, san Francisco, Cali.
LORNA. ja2Sld
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-28
Elko Items.
The following items are from the
Exc independent:

The following items are from the
E!ko Independent:
MoviNG or TVoopz.-The cavalry
heretofore stationed at For; :illlerk
lave Lcrn Crucr"d to the seat # the
Mndnc war. They laS-"d through
this pla e Ivy the Central PI.i;c Rail
road 'n route for III ;ir d~.Stinati y.
on MnIlda" ,S,. AMI mum mred l3l
iiirn under the command OF L.icuneM-
AIT Geo. X. bacon.
IiCHAHD, OF the fast freight line
from PdliStdt $ ,u,h. has zone east To-
bay mules that have recovered from
the ri'iZpotN. sS tlIe stock now on his
lin" ave 50 ~serIu,Siy al ert' q that they
Cannot bc worked frr some lime 10
come. ana liberal quantities OF irriyn,
are awaiting traii"; oitation.
We hear that the Central Pacific
RtilrCki will >rid their southern
freight IL this place for trun>Dorta-
li"n. sem! ii ii-i.t along. gentlemen
ms quantity "f it we have rlenty
ut teams, and no epic tv.
FoHWATDING.- Our furwariiny cS-
taiili>ilii @ is have loaded fuf Ei,rc-
ka ilvrnuLvy ttlu>o OF assorted uirr-
clandi-c, and for Hamilton, four
more With >iini ar freight, during the
last week.
T. .KO WATER COMPANY.-A Joint
stock com nnv has been formed for
the in;r"lu ton of Iinminlut liv, r.
water into the town ot lClko. hv means
OF Il ditch. commencing al a point on
/ the river sc Vei miles atove the town.
ai.d terminating at The hill northwest
ot tiic saline.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-28

JAZZ BREAK AT BELMoNr.-Niyht
before last. as We are informed NV Il
rriva'e litter. t.!rte ri~OnerS broke
through tie itil at Belmont by bre tk-
my Il nnc inc flank from tn site of
the cell AID dig ing through a wall
ctr en- incl.e, thick. Tnrir naI.ie,
are Samson. who Killed "a man at
Duck water some ii e ag -. and who
is under ind;cim mt for murder "A
man called JOHNNY Bcilind t;le
Rocks and another, / anne MOI; given.
Oar informant says tina, SOD was
offered As IL reward for the capture of
Samson. bat that no one had gone in
pursuit of him. He also says that the
Sieri1i and his deputy were at some
distant point in the county procuring
iur.,rs. and that the Jail had been left
III charge of Constable Jim Mitchell.
Two prisoners did not make their
rscape. freferring to stay and enjoy
the good provender of Nyc county
kerciUe.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-28

And in a"crrdlnc" with law. and an
ord rnf tl'. ;oHrd of BIectOrs, made on
:n" i1th day Oi i""mier, ISL, so MANY
shares nf Cach parcel OF SAID stock as
may b" nee Ssary. will be sold at public
auction, at IN cflic" of the company,
RI mas N ana y Merchants Exchange,
california street, san Francisco, lalifnr-
MIA, on MONDAY, TIE ZENITH l.A\
Of FEBRUARY, 1873, ut tn" hour oi l?
"'cio'k ". OF said dry. IT, pay SAID .irlii-
Tl"nt aS>'SSm"nt th"lepn, together vii
costs o. a iv"r.isinr and expenses Of sale.
is k.APIAN, S'cr. tary.
Ohi"n-HOons 6 INC q Merchants EN-
chang, California street, san Francisco,
California. las
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-28
ELOQUENT.

John p. Jones speech, after his elcc-
ton ty the Legislature, is published
in full in the {: r,on .1F1ecl and Virgil
mia Enterprise. We have aitentively
read this speech, AMI here give our
impressions of the s,n,, AMI of tn
man who uttered it.. And. first the
sreech. for its manly assertion of the
rights Of the eople As against the en-
crNaciments of c 'rpora ions. is eln-
qusnt and truthful delinration ri
tho - enc: o ichments. and the bold
and defiant declaration Of his deter
mination to- oppose them during his
term OF official duty. were worthy OF
the best Democrat of the lest DAYS of
the old Democratic rartv-even OF
jefferson himSclf. The man, the
writer of this has eve seei,; but he
who could utter the Language Of this
speech. in the and impas
stoned described by those
who heard it-and a man. too. who
can have nc motive of priv..te inter.
eat or gain t. suiJscrvc ny pursuing
the course he has marked out for
himself in those eloquent words
such q man, just elected to
high position and honor 10y his
fellOw-citizens. must lie constituted
Of extraordinary mental qualities:
ami these will shine forth. in the
larger field to which he goes. with
greater brilliancv and effect than il,
the contracted limits to which the
cares "f business and private interest
have hitherto confined Linn. If the
M is truly rerrescnted in his
words-if his thoughts so uttered are
the man himself-reither Democrats
nor Republicans will havccau >e tn re-
greet the hanrv circumstances that
contributed to his election. especially
il these words shall I've given greater
force and effect Ivy cling carried into
action. The people, of all political
PARTIES, have been so often deceived
in their representatives. and misled
by their false promises both lefnrc
and after election. that it is almost 4
hazardous ex"erim"nt to- place i'm
licit confidence in TN" most eloquent
chamI ion oFthe peoples cause. And
this reflection leads us almost to re-
remittance for what we have sal | above
of the new United States Senator.
Our wis', ia that orr first IMPRESSIONS.
produced by his eloGuerce. may I've
tn" hest and with this feeling toward
him. we await the development of his
future career.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-28

The L ,reka e,!itor o. the RereiNe
talks aDo 1t the "out>i 10 members in
the House" Whic 1 is q hull any Irish
man would be ASHAMED OF. He may
mean the lobby but he don't say so.
lie hopes that his present article on
the division question will end the dis
cussion on his part. We dOutt not
that all who have had the patience
and endurance to wade through his
trashy milS-and-water sincerely hope
SD too,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-28

ClErING WATER.-The Virginia and
Gold Hill Wafer Conpany keep II
water cart running for the purpose of
sup. living such of their customers as
cannot get water from their pipes.
The water is taken from II ylor street.
The wafer is 50 low now that there is
hardly sufficient pressure 10 raise it
over the Divide. We fear there will
he a greater scarcity of water both
there ana IN this town next Summer,
Gold RiU Ners.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-28
Ncw Io-Nan.
neiinouent Sale Notice,

TNWNNII ~ITVNr .tI6IBltE % q e Ht1le1t.
inc % Location of Works, flu
feta Mining District, Lander loLnty.
State al Nevada.
Noticp.-Ihc are delinquent upon til"
ass Ssn nj $50 y l"vi"d on The sever
mt ,iay oi i'ccrni.inr, 1872, the several
mounts set Opposite the m Of the
;4>pective sharchoidt rs, as follows:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-28
Collections Made.

RAW. ~. JOHNSON ANN, UNCEs
{ to business men and tho public tho,
he will attend 10 tn" COLLECTION Oh
nii.l> in Eureka and it's vicinity from
this date. ii" will also attend to bust
ness ana max" remitianccs for partie,
a! n distance. Charges moderate.
'ilic. AT the ntic, of VIM. NJ. Gates
Ju-tic" Of the Pace.
Eureka, Jan. -, 1873. ta22
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-28

NEVADA VOLUNTEERS who were
discharged at Il Point distant from
their place of enlistment will receive.
travel pay. TIli> result was 20 rired
t',r"nsn tho "Xcrtion OF Cun5res5mA All
Sargent, of California.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-28

EXEMPT FROM JURY DUrY.-The
fremen OF Virginia City have held
meetings to protest against the bill
now pending in the Legislature. to
abolish all exemptions from jury
duty.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-28

ASSEMBLY.
CONCURRENT REVOLUTIONS.
I;v Mack-That the Committee on
Corporations of each House inquire
int" unjust c.,arSes on railroads in
this S;aie.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY Praguc--Allowing registry
agents twenty-five cents additional
d"r each name registered.
Bv Price--Concerning District
Judges.
by Savage--To amend the Revenue
Act, lacing railroad companies ON
the same footing us individuals in pay
ing OF taxes.
Hills PASSED.
An Act increasing the representa-
ton of E!ko county.
An Act io l.r, tect labor and wages.
An A'tamrn.iiug tine insurance law,
strikes out the deposit required by
the present PROVISIONS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-28

ing a:'." ared in the Vallejo Itd.peni-
ri.t nf January p:
BIO ) r CpHIvG.-It is reported
that tine Signal Service. at Washing
t.,n. predict Il liz storm on this coast
on or atuut the 18th instant.
SATURDAY,. the 25th, n and with
il the storm predicted, with the accu-
racp of . Mathematical calculation.
BY the f.retelling of thes. weather
probabilities or. rather. we should
saw ceItaiuties--ti,e Government is
rendering a signal service to the
country.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-28

CaARIEiF)R MILLING OGE.-Tle
Manhattan Company, at Austin. will
hereafter pay for ores reduced at the
company's mill in bullion, instead OF
coin, as heretofore.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-28

rHE editor Of the Eiko independent
has not the wit Of Artenius Ward. or
he would understand that our refer
ence to the naming of the officers in
the Phoebe petition for incorporation
was .sarkastick."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-28
NEVADA LEGISLATURES,

TwENTY-FIRSr DAY.
Especial Dispatch from the Capital.l
CARSON, January ~.
SENATE.
NOTICE OF BILL.
An Act concerning Records.
INTRODUCTION OF BILL.
An Act To protect Miners; also, Act
CONCERNING PawnbrokerS.
MESSAGE FROM The GOVERNOR.
transmitting the Mineralogist's re-
port.
EUREKA COUNTY BILL.
Ke-reieir.d To the Judiciary COM
nii;tee.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-28

\ WE NJ -TDETE0.--N t rrii,le
tragedy was cnac'rd at the Mariposa.
Mil. Cedar Hill, near Nir.inia. on
Weflnss law evening last. 4 man
called Jack s cncor Orcncd the door
Ofthp house whore his wife resided
ana shot her IN the head while she
was sitting at tie srpr'r tai lc. she
had no live with him for some time.
and hat latrl, refused to return 70
him. : pncar WAS arrested by the
lD,rd"rSin the house. The wound in
the heal OF the ON was prntcl:
and the ball was found to have upnt-
trateI the brain 10 the deitli Of three
inches. Tie physicians declared that
the wound must prove fatal.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-20
$1,000 MAJORITY IN ILLINOIS.
The Administration scooped from Massae to
Winnebago.

No newspaper in Illinois has taken such
careful pains to collect, classify and pub
fish returns from all the counties in the
late election, as the Chicago Tribune.
From these returns it appears that the ag-
gregate vote Of the State, this fall, is be-
tween $50, 900 and 340,000-and that the
Farmers Anti Monopoly party have a ma
jOrity, Of all the votes cast Counting all
the opposition to the Administration, the
Republican party is beaten by $1,000 in
the State And yet Senator Morton and
the Administration papers say this is
matter Of mo special significance" as it is
an ''off-year" in politics. Was it an off
year in 1871, when,on State Treasurer, only
ale, ass votes were polled2 Or was it an
'off-year' in 1871, when, at an election for
congress- at large, with Johnny Logan as a
candidate, only 247, 1862 votes were polled
in the State2 About 100000 more votes
are polled now than in 1871, and probably
10000 more than at the State election Of
1870, and Illinois has now repudiated the Re-
publican party by $4,000 MAJORITY What
are the Credit Mobilier, Salary grabbers,
Land-subsidy men, and Protection Pirates
going To do about it?
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-20
P.SRIanan-kstpR Railroads.

The business of these two corporations
has been good deal interrupted by the
failure Of the D. & st. P to get into Dav-
export In consequence of the differences
between the D. 4 St P and the Davenport
City Council the trains of the d. x St. P.
have been unable to run only within about
three or four miles of Davenport-t0 Duck
Greek, where temporary engine house
has been erected, and small station house
is soon to be put up. Over this three or
four miles, between the two roads, passen-
gers and freight have to be transferred by
teams. The Peoria 4 Rock Island road
employs regularly some ten or more
heavy teams for the transfer of freight.
Passengers get ready conveyance between
the two roads by hacks. OF freight some
ten or twelve hundred loads a month is
transferred. During the month Of October
one hundred car loads Of grain were thus
brought over to this side Of the river for
shipment east. All the coal sent over the
D. & St p. goes from this side, about sou
to COO loads Of which were sent over by
teams during last month All the freight
over the d. & St P going east is brought
over here By teams from Duck Creek.
The freight going to Chicago on the D. 4
St P is transferred to the Northwestern
road at Wheatland We are told that the
receipts on the D. & St P are fully as
good as when the road ran its trains into
/ Davenport, and that the expense is eonsid-
erably less.
! Only As miles of iron are yet to be
laid in order to connect the D. & St. P, at
Cresco, with the Milwaukee & St Paul
road, and thus secure a continuous line into
St. Paul Cresco is in Howard coun
ty, near the Minnesota line
About two-thirds Of this distance
from Cresco this wayl is pretty
much graded. The money, panic, how
ever. has put an end to any new work for
the present, and nothing is doing ON the
line except completing some old contracts,
filling some worn away embankments, here
and there, and making things secure fol
the winter The company seems in no hur
ry or fret about the Davenport break, and
and will probably make Duck Greek the
terminus of the line until some satisfactory
arrangement can be made to get into town
or cross the river at some point above thin
place, and connect with the Peoria Il RocI
Island road on this side of the river The
line is an important one for Rock Island
Milan and Moline and we should be glad
to see bridge built at some point above
US where the two roads can connect
through-trains between St. Paul and New
York. When money become easier per
haps this can be done. Until then there
will be a lively business for teams anG
hacks between Duck Greek and Rock Isl
and.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-20
E.r. Kunkers Bitter wine Of Iron

E. E. Kunkers Bitter Wine Of Iron
has never been known to fail in the cure of
weakness, attended with symptoms ; indis-
position TO exertion; loss of memory diff
6culty of breathing general weakness !;
horror of disease; weak, nervous tremb-
ling; dreadful horror of death hight
sweats; cold feet; weakness; dimness of
vision languor universal lassitude of the
muscular system; enormous appetite, with
dyspeptic symptoms; hot hands, flushing
of the body; dryness of the skin; palhd
eountenancc and eruptions on the face,
purifying the blood; pain in the back /;
heaviness of the eyelids; frequent black
spots flying before the eyes with Temporal
ry suftusion and loss of sight want of at
tention, etc These symptoms all arise
from weakness, and to remedy that use
L. f. KUNKEL s Bitter wine of Iron. Il
never fails. Thousands are now enjoying
health who have used it, Take only E. F.
kUNKELs S.
| Beware of counterfeits and base imita-
sions. As kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron is
too well known all over the country, drug
gists themselves make an imitation and try
| to palm it off on their customers, when
they call it Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron
Kunkefs Bitter Wine of Iron is put NJ
only in 81 bottles, and has yellow wrap
| per nicely put on the outside, with the pro
| prietors photograph on the wrapper OF
each bottle. Always look for the photo
graph on the outside, and you will Away.
be sure to get the genuine article.
Proprietor, No 259 North Ninth street
Philadelphia. Pa. ll-ld&wlm