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The Placer herald., 1873-12-20
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The Placer herald., 1873-12-20

LAND MATTERS. following, in reference
to land matters in Placer county. we find in the
Sacramento Union:
John B. Hicken, E. !. of Sc. u of Section
"a, township IL north, range Is east County OF
Placer; offered proof to commute same from
homestead entry to pre-emption claim, and paid
for same in cash at 80 so per acre; cash receipt
No. l,l53
P. E. Denoville, pre-emption claimant to Sc.
4 of section %, township II north, range b
east, containing 100 acres, made A. G. 5. loca-
ton, paying excess in cash, offered proof. Re
ceipt No. /, 154.
Levi Boyer, pre-emption claimant to E. II OF
NE Il of section Is, township IL north, range
6 east containing so acres, offered proof. Paid
for same in cash at 50 so per acre. Cash re-
ceipt No. !, 1855.
Gen. T. Carr. pre-emption claimant to the NE
a of section "a, township Is north, range l6
east, county of Placer, containing 100 acres.
Made usual proof and payment at 81 30 per
acre.
William tsaacs, homestead claimant to SW. u
of Sc. 4 Of section a. township IL north,
range east, county Of Placer, containing ~
acres; offered Communication proofs and paid for
said land at 50 80 per acre. Cash receipt No.
1,156.
No. 7l4-Levi Boye filed homestead applica-
sion for W. "A of NE. q Of section 10, town
ahip II north, range east. county OF Placer; ~
tcres.
No. 716-Edward Logan filed homestead ap,,
plication to land in section 26, township IL
north, range 7 east, county of Placer, conta'ng
II S9-100
No. 712, Eli Mendenhall filed homestead ap-
plication, claiming SW. u of NE. 4. and Sc.
4 of NV. 4 of section 8, township II north,
range 7 east, county of Placer:
No. 713--John McKnnon filed homestead ap-
plication, claiming w. "a of SW. 4 of section
6, township 10 north. range east, containing
f4 ocrao
The Placer herald., 1873-12-20

BROKE JAIL.-The Onion of the 10Th inst. has
the following particulars in regard to the escape
from the Shasta county Jail, of the three per-
sons VINO, short time ago, were retained here
to answer for the robbery of the Auburn and
Forest Hill stage, and who, as we mentioned
last week, had twice tried to escepe before; once
here and once at Shasta
Deputy Sheriff Burke yesterday received fur
thsr information from Shasta as to how the
stage robbers managed to make their escape
from the Jail at that place. 1t appears that all
the prisoners were confined in large hall in
the Jail, with irons on their wrists and ankles
AT P. NJ Sunday, when the Under Sheriff and
an assistant went to feed them, the prisoners s.,
who had managed to obtain instruments and
cut their wrist irons, jumped upon the officer
and his attendant, and secured them They
then broke into the Sherff's office, secured pis-
tolls, etc.. and also All Ak, by means of which
they separated their leg irons. While they were
so engaged the Sheriff happened on the scene,
but was also quickly made 10 surrender. The
prisoners then got out of the building through
window, passed through the rear yard and
soon were out of town. 1t was not long, how
ever before the Sheriff succeeded in attracting at
tention to his position, when he was promptly
released, together with his assistants, and a
pursuit of the fugitives commenced, which re-
suited in course of time in the recapture of all
the escapes, except "Shorty" Hayes and Henry
Schneider, who was under arrest for horse
stealing. For the recapture of Hayes the
Sheriff has offered reward of 500, and for
Schneider SIOO
The Placer herald., 1873-12-20


M S'SlMAs n FAIR.-The Ladies Christmas Fair
Mr. NVSnVal n' for the benefit of the pastor Of the
u.,; - Onurch at Auburn, will open on Tuesday
NV. ss' 'he 23d inst. at Music Hall. A great
n,. Vi elegant articles for Christmas pres
hs ~. p'iui and fancy, will be offered for sale.
pU.s Neshment wy, table will be bountifuIly sup
Ads. WIN the usual good things, for which the
vi auburn are famous. The postofice
ks, A'a'n letters for all who are anxious to
au.n.m ,m Their friends. The grab-bag will be
she. as also the apron ana neck'
ss T. eunesday evening there will be a Christ.
end. committee of ladies' will be in at
v ~ ~ Al " the Hall from 10 o'clock, A. NJ, till
Mo '''A' s. ?. NJ, to receive presents from thos.
VII \. S'''fe them placed on the tree. Lunch
hs " served dur pg the day. Admittancs
The Placer herald., 1873-12-20

ffRsoNAL.--Dr. T. J. Holden, we'll known to
M mere returncda few days ago from Nevada,
'nsfe Tor some time he has been successfully
'usas'1 In the practice of his professionalism
"a!' Heis on his way to San Francisco to lay
~asock Of such material as is used in his
las' and as it is and will be extremely cold over
~' mountains for awhile, the doctor proposes
u VI Ills return to stop awhile here among his old
r'aOns' which will give all having work in his
1', an opportunity to have it done without
sending below.
The Placer herald., 1873-12-20

PosTposEMESr 1t will be seen by the card of
Gov Bramlette in our advertising columns, that
The Fourth Gift Concert of the Public Library
ct Kentucky, announced for December 3d. has
been postponed until March 3lst. The reasons
or this postponement, which no doubt has al
ready suggested themselves, will be found fully
set forth in the advertisement, to which your at
ention is invited.
The Placer herald., 1873-12-20

"'0lHER SLIDE.-Anothef land slide occurred
A. 1e central Pacific Railroad, near Clipper
,~ h Mst Monday, at the same point where the
4s' snde took place last week. This is re-
,,,'u y, 10 be much worse than the previous one,
~, we Company have constructed a track
,.. 4a Tue cut temporarily until they can make
a.. 4'nent and substantial repairs. This acci-
N. "a asain delayed trains for two days, so that
!, EASTERN mail did not arrive until late hour
h., "sht instead of at II A. NJ. Our hopes
49, ~' week that no more such accidents would oc-
Mail, ,'e IN vain. But determined not to be SO
h y. ~ UAliied' we renew our hopes that this may
' 'ast accident of the kind for the season.
The Placer herald., 1873-12-20

BALL-Thd ball given by the Good Templars
Of Newcastle, last Wednesday evening, was we
learn very well attended, and those who attend
Cd had splendid time. Newcastle is not the
hrges. place in the world, but it is hard to find
place that can get up better parties, balls, etc,
than il can.
The Placer herald., 1873-12-20

BEATS Them Ally. v. Mann has just been
receiving large stock of new goods. Among
them are some of the most substantial and
Useful as we'll as ornamental articles for Christ
mas Presents, we have yet seen in town. Call
and see them.
The Placer herald., 1873-12-20

~ All parties needing the services of an ex-
serienoed surveyor are advised to employ J. A.
Benson U. s. Deputy Mineral Surveyor, Au-
burn, CAL He has the Government Field Notes,
m. nossession of which enables him to restore
bat corners without delay. He charges mod
,r.tely and works rapidly.
The Placer herald., 1873-12-20

LAST Monday evening quite little episode
occurred in the lower part of town, which at
one time, judging from the tone Of the perform
.s, seemed likely to result in bloodshed. Had
de Sheriff not put in an appearance there is no
telling what might have been the result.
The Placer herald., 1873-12-20

yur PUBLIC ScHooL-Yesterday, after the reg
IN, course of examinations required by law,
-. onbli, schools in Auburn were dismissed for
.,~o weeks vacation.
The Placer herald., 1873-12-20

Ios the very best photographs, go to Bradley
tRulofson 8 Gallery without stairs-lE ASCEND
r,Hr ELEVATOR, 429 Montgomery street San
sd
The Placer herald., 1873-12-20

Trr1sAL.-People of Lincoln and vic nifty will
please remember the grand fair and festival
mentioned by us two weeks ago. is to come off
A. Lincoln on the evening of the 23d. This is
orestslling Christmas q little, but if holidays
are happy times the sooner they commence the
betteI
The Placer herald., 1873-12-20

Total cash on hand belonging to Co., $22, 479 10
Total cash on hand belonging State. l52 03
Total amount in Treasury. $22, ,622 93
Outstanding Warrants, Sal 90.
" r. r. Bonds, $4,000 90.
O. w. HOLLENBECK, Treasurer.
The Placer herald., 1873-12-20

p,cu,Rp S1owELL, of Georgetown, tried to
commit suicide last Monday but missed his
A., and shot an arm off.
The Placer herald., 1873-12-20
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

r.-cu FLAT NJ. z. CHuRcH.-SefSices will be
:, =, the Methodist Episcopal Church, Dutch
&C.. '.'. averv Sunday at 10: 30 A. NJ, and at PM
t -, ., Gold Run at 2: 80, P. II. Rev. G. D.
ppu.o, Pastor
ur CHuRcH.-Rev. Edward E Dodge will
..b at the Methodist Episcopal Church. Au-
s.,n E every Sunday at 10: 80, A. NJ. The Sab
=. school will commence at IL: 80, p. N.
c,- ,-uor1c-Rev. Father Kelly will hold Divine
...~,s; in the Catholic Church, in Auburn, every
49,, Sunday in each month, at the usual hour.
The Placer herald., 1873-12-20

BORN.
. At Collar, Dec. 7th, to the wife of Jacob
Kuenzly, q daughter.
At Colfax, Dec. 7th, to the wife OF A. Harring-
ton, a son.
At Coifax, Dec. 11th, to the wife Of William
Drovan, a son.
The Placer herald., 1873-12-20

MocrNTs CoNvERsE. We were amused on
overheNring one little boy say to another, few
evenings since, Hello! where are you go
ngi' Answer-"O, somewhere" what for?"
TO get something What is it?" you'll
~ when get it. am going to get something
"put in it, too" "Ya-as, ''drawled out the
!'uns interrogation, apparently we'll satisfied
WITH bis newly acquired information
The Placer herald., 1873-12-20

sThASGE.-Many inquiries were made in town
@ @Ihursday morning, as to what noisy crowd
twas who passed through the streets about day
HeaE' disturbing the quiet slumbers of the
Whole population by their unearthiy yells. At
@' drowsy, snarly looking fellow came along,
"vhom the question was propounded. "Why,"
ays he that was us-hic--us fellows coming
lome-hic-from the-hic-Good Templars
"l-' "Oh, well, that accounts for it all, +"
Ada bystander.
The Placer herald., 1873-12-20

Losr.-A large gold ring, with the initials,
~. A. F." on the set. The finder will be re-
warded by leaving the same at this Office
The Placer herald., 1873-12-20
MARRIED.

MARRIED.
At Forest Hill, Nov. 1S, E. ". Drummond to
Minnie B. Drummond.
At Auburn, Dec. 10TH by r. G. Poland j. p,
Jerome Owens to Miss Elizabeth Duncan, both
of Dutch Flat.
The Placer herald., 1873-12-20

During the day grand shooting match will
take place, at which turkeys, chickens and
pigeons will be put up as prizes.
At night there will be given SPLENDID
BALL, for which the best music viii be furnished.
Holders of tickets for the ball will have
chance to win either of the following prizes:
One Elliptic Sewing Machine, $65; one Ladys
Enameled Watch, $50; one Lady Belt Buckle.
gold, S1S; seven prizes, gold coin, SIS each, $35.
Prizes awarded at IL o'clock p. M.
Tidkets for the Ball and Supper. 500. 50 90.
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Stood It Like a Lamb.

When I was a little u.bv' gals
would meier "let me- be-" for every one
would snatch ne up and place me on
her knee: then 10 kiss ana hug ne I'm
sure that "DaT ard Man" must have
wondered survived it--but J stood il
like LAMB. And again wniie uut N
bo.yhood, they'd tempt me from my
home through gardens and through
pleasure grounds. Der fairy spots to
roam; then luscious fruits ami sweet
..c..IS ny small tuCnmv would cram.
and hail STIFF me with kisSes-but |
STOOD it like lamb! When older still,
they'd lure me through dinglc. dale or
cell, I" gather nu's, or flowers, or ferns
and they seemed 70 love i; vel? Ee;
startled oft Al trifles. with shrek THAI
seemed 10 shams they'd :liug thci~
arms around me-hut stood il like z
lamb! r., last one charming creature
(who could my soul entrance)by wond-
roUs winning a-chness, ana = tender
melting glance seemed TO saw. ~ OH
know you love ne WHY not take re as
| am - and ! felt obliged to DO it--br.
| stood It like 4 lamb! Thus through
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C9d:r such circumstances it appears
s.raage INA: Ike prise OF OF should
only be .e"snty OF eighty cents at the
wells. When, however. it is consider
ed that Tie Oil, IN to within few da,,,
Ia; been held back IN the region by
tack CT su!aG!en! FANS o!:;>,ivu .~.i.i
ties, the cause Of thi" rcI.ar<ap!r .ow
pike ~'!!. - PHfllS!:y Understood. -
:Ano:ncr p;sie..l reason why ::?s na.!.e!
:c!ua::.e io,: IS t:se: hey bear interest.
Tic entire .ttn!.g a.: speculative
.aGS i:.'ereS:s. wA!c!4 ~ = grec. H!".:s-
GrC GSIiroi I:4uS poT;ai:on outI oy
railroads Na1 pipe l:Tes, cannot, under
existing circumstances, a!ura to st!O"
:i.;: market 20 rSiIy, an:! as they ere
Shoas he on!y purchasers i; may take
so;ne ,i;nc bc!GYcfii;c Law @! supply ~:
der:xna asserts the ;:aiura. - .l!i@v;u"
Wien i.- ii'lins uP .hc :sige storage
tanks commences, 10 .!.t,er whether
:hc oil a:.s @lready oeen purchased, or
whe,n-- :; has y! e b bought, i: Will
materially ieocn :ne supply !or ren"ing
purpose. THO Surplus stock which
the prodacers c~nnct ho!d, aud which
i, no.: heink thrown on the MAJ Se',
viii also be ahoorbea, and :: = hardly
prob..b.r Ma: 81. loH.o.H2'iOn, how
ever powerful, vii. luEch longer 'c able
70 Keep 50 imrOr:Sn: 4 staple article IS
petroleum at price less !h%n ons-;'';Td
its cost oi prod"c,ior.- - !I:"S::H& her.
al
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~ "o'o o. '"' 800 ~ =" ~
A"oT' u'l'S ." VII - n'e"' y ""u
&c COOS ineT. NOT '0h.'"Cco' ""!"'
.ns, s2ac.!noA'ous chnrth dead Deals
o"' sooa square mSn' N'i S"e-"S'
or-."&a'-a, 81 H"nscF:'oa 'hc ..-:rt" %
Others oaI -! IN" 0u' nien OF IN
o;S'daa' 'Gsas' 40 10; '''a - d p0'',
~1.s"S' '"r A. : 70, i'sy are 4 ser CT
poor oe''''' LOO lazy - WORN ""' ''o'
Si':af' t"0"Gn 10 oss' "o'" o.. year
own ;Gr;iS. boa 80 - S'csi' !" I'VE
o'I Fu:H, 10 I've run over oy !"s" o.
>.:e:gy whe" they come 'ci'r.n5 Sio"s'
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Fully rive thirds u The wells III this
district are either shut down Or only
pumping +? heads. II s yer! dr2res
sing on one 20 paFs from we'll - we'll
where ali vas life and activity a few
months ago. ard witness the to;a. ae
r.-t;yn 0. wells which were considered
paying before oil cou!d bc bought Tor
half a gallon Of aiolasscsa barrel, The
amour. OF capital invested III this (th2
cn:rdj district, anH Row wholly 'nop.
Gratis: .r;;;, 'lc low price oil Oh, not
even returning the interest, We est
mate al one million four hu..l.si tnou-
sand dollars (Sl,4oo, ooo) TecAonlnS
5000 as The average Cost per We'll
/ nc monthly interest alonc upon lnlS
ain2.at TO lie people o! The district IS
fourteen thousand dollars per month";
III sne usual L.. CrreSt VI 90: per cent. =
.nontk, or five hundred dollars =. I!at.
Mach :. me Eu!.cy thGs invested WAL
prove ,o'Ii Ices, Aimee lie wel'o "..i
be ruined by standing tor Tong tune.
These large amounts will not, now
ever, compare with the rlck.eos ma1-
ur. III which toolEarGy Operators II.
the Su,ler d:str;c: arc shaking moncy,
not their owa, by any meais, out the
peoples. y prominent operator WIN
whom We have converted, a:d who IS
thoroughly acquainted WITH the lower
country, eS,i,nat-: t,..,. oa tae avctasc
thrcc u one DR. mol: sunk :" that le.
sicn, l":o!y!n.s :ota! loss ct at Ieas,
ei:n: ,hon57;.5 ss!!ars ~-PttcC<5u-s
pregres..
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The PslrGiau.1 Trade.

In ting course ofan exhaustive review
oil the general trade prospects rs CLEAN
Cd from the most prominent business
men OF New York, the \. Y. Times
gives The following resume Of the pre-
Sent ana prospective prospects o: he
petroleum trade:
The scading manufacturers and dea-
.~gs i" petroleum state that the trade
has been rcry Lille Affected b. the pa.
:ic, business being Is hriSk is it ever l.
At this season Of the year, and tile
transactions during The period from t! t.
IN OF January UP 10 the present being
heavier than ;hosS Of the correspond
ing period last year. There mas been
a3 pcrcep,ibie falling OH in the safes
since tnc commencement OF the panic;
nut business in new orders for foreign
exPor. has not been quite a. brisk Is
during the fall ut 1877, in consequence
81 the sringency OF !:loncr. The oe.
crease, howtver. is 60 triniag that the
trade in general has not been ;'.,iuenc.
ed IN The least ny it. Collecting a.e
made ";thout ditiicrlty. bills Lei".
promptly paid. and the usual fifteen
or thirty days crcdi, not being extend.
Cd. Prizes have not been affected
more than Grom one naif 70 one per
cent pei. gallon. being SO low II present
; that az, iur:ncr reduction : almost
/ i,nposSit!c. The StocN OF petroleum
| 81 hand this month IS Just about the
same as usual ut this time OF wear.
! While tho export :raar a: present is
slightly du!ier than usual, causing the
! above 'r;hing reduction in prices. he
, home trade holds il. own, exccri Al
Philadelphia. where the markct is duh
! ard the sales few. II is fac, worthy
O; notice that during The recent pane
there mc,e no suspensions in the petro
leuln trade: consequently ting cTciit OF
thc trade is Uucxccptionabic. TIC ev.
port trade during tho present year is
far in advance Of that OF last year. and
the transactions in this branch o. husi
ness during the past month show that
X mas not Decu pre- :eptibly infinenced
ny the prevailing ::nancia! ureas!!."@s
The exports from Philadelphia durint,
the past week were c,S79.S7o gallons
and from Baltimore qS.3SS gal lions
! The vessels now loading and 20 lo&d
with oil in this harbor tor cXpGr, trade
number IS. in Philadelphia s., and in
! Rsiti,dotc (. he exports from New
! YORK since January were tr4.-h4.Gb
galio' S against r,4o7.49S gallons in tho
corresponding period o. 49,. and frou
Other parts in The United States, isl:
Sic, gallons, against 4S,944,S6o gallon,
IN 49,, showing :: .alaI expo OF 1856
o77,S2I, gallons in 1873. agains, 100
252.35S, gallons in 1872, Ia6, zoo, sc
in 1871, and lI:,c $500 IN ,&7c.
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CITY VASES COUNTRY PAPERS.
Do the city papers say anything IN re-
gard TO ycur own county? Nothing.
Do ihey coc;air notice. Of YOUR schools
churches, meetings, improvements.
anI hundreds Of others local matters
OF interest, which YOUR Papers Pubiisn
w;thor:.p&} Not an item. Do they
ever say word calculated 10 draw at
ten,ioa 20 yoar coun:! aT' rs nnmer-
Otis thriving towns. AND aid sheir pro-
gress and enterprise? Not i line.
And vet there arc men who take such
contracted views OF this matter, ;ha''
unless they are getting as many square
inches OF reading matter in their own
re-srs rs tneY do in a city paper, they
think they are not getting the worth
o! their money This reminds us Of
the person VINO took the largest pair
OF boots in :hc BOX simply because
they cost the same as the pair much
smaller ma, fitted him.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-08-14
IRON 1AIMo1D.
4. =
AGrangs Organized.

RA1xo1D. M11H., Aug. 10sA, 1873.
. ED1.eA JousrAl.-Ths great event Of the
past week il our town has BEEN the. segsn-
isasioa Of Fasner'I Grange. The farmers
are thoroughly aroused. The wrosss I'M
der which, for long years, they have suf-
fersd have eliminated in a excitement
which is Spreading with such rspidity that
their oppressors need no Interpreter to OK
plain the handwriting on the wall.
Over one hundred Of our citizens Assem-
bled on Monday afternoon, tho End inst,
and were ably entertained BY = discourse
from Mr.. Geo. Parsons; of Winons, Master
Of the State Grange. who organised a
Grange which takes the name, ''silver
Basin" Thirty-six persons were initiated.
/, The officers ere Us follows: = -
Msster-L. 3. Raymond. s~x..,.;>y
:0verseer-O. G. Lyman.
'Lecturer-R. Riohsrdson. ::
,seeretsry-H. B. Huntrsss. .,..
: Trsssurer-Mrs. &. Kmmerso1.
Chsplain-Mrs. A.gslins Smith.
stswsrd-Mstt Shelter.
Asst. st.vara-N: 3. H.,rl,sI...
Lady Asst. etsvald-sarah 1ymsl.
Gate Kssper@udson Smith.
Pomona-Mrs. L. B. Raymond.
'Ceres-Nrs. R. Richardson.
Flora-Mrs. d. B. Huntress,
The reapsrs arc busy on every hand,
and the best wheat crop ever raised here
is beng gathered into sheaves, and we be-
ieve the time will soon come when the
producer can set his pffce on the pro-
duets Of his hard labor. So mote it be!
Yours,
49, C1NClNNAIU6.
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Is hereby given that the undersigned Com.
mittee will receive bids for The
construction Of

Is hereby given that the undersigned Com.
mittee will receive bids for The
construction Of -
wAGON BRIDGE
Across the mouth Of Sank River, near Ar
hold & stauton's Mill; superstructure to
be the Howe Truss, one hundred and sixty
feet span; with two abutments Zone on
each side, to be either pileing OF stone, as
the Committee may decide. Two separate
bids win be necessary on the base work,
one on tho pileing plan, and the other Of
stone; first plan to be crib Of pileine,
banked inside and filed with stone, and
tho latter TO be Substantial stone abutnents
put up with cement. Parties desiring to
build tho entire must send in separate bids,
one for the superstructure and enc for
each Of the abutmeot plans. Bids will bs
received until the 2sd day Of August, 1873.
Bridge to be completed by the 18th day Of
December, 1873 Payments: one-hsH
cash when bridge is completed, and tho
balance first day of March, 1874. The
cost Of bridge not to exceed three thousand
dollars. The Committee reserve the right
to accept or reject any or all bids. Pro-
posals to be left at the Office of the County
Survey or, in St. Cloud, or addressed TO
NJ. P. NOEL, st. Cloud, MINI.
WESLEY CARTER,
M. L. NORTON,
,,,.,,.2v NJ N. E R,! Mos G:,,n,....
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-08-14
THE HOUSEHOLD PANACEA,
"' and
!. MA NR1r.V 1.TNTM EMIT

is the best remedy in the world following COM
plaints, viz: Cramps in the Limbs and Stomach,
Pain In the Stomach Bowels or Side, Rheumatism in
allts FORMS Bilious Collie, Neuralgia, Ohoera, Dyson
terry. Colds. Fresh Wounds, Burns, Sore Throat {,
Spinal Complaints, sprains and Bruises, Chils and
Fever. Fer Internal and External use.
Its operation II not only to relieve the patient but
entirely removes the cause Of the complaint. 1t
penetrates and pervsdss the whole system restoring
healthy action to all its parts, and quckeninE the
blood. W -. 90 ~ w2
The Household Panaeea 10 purely
Prepared b. - CTkrIs Il Drown,
No. ais Fulton Street, Nsv York.
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-08-14
Thirty Years. Experience OF an old
Nurse,

MRS. Wfnslow's SOOth1ng Syrup Is the
prescription OF ons of the best Female Phyei.
clans end Nurses in the United States, and has been
used for thirty years with failing safety and
success by millions of mothers and Children from the
feeble infant Of one week old to the adult It cor
reefs acdity of the stomach relieves wind collie,
ulates the bowels and gives rest health and comfort
to mother and child. We believe it to be the Best
and sursst Remedy in the World in. all cases Of
DYSENTERY aud DIARRHEA IN CHILDREN,
whether it arises from Teething or from any other
cause. Full directions for using will accompany
each bottle. None Genuine unless tho fac-simile of
CURTIS PERKINS Is on the outdde wrapper
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