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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-02-25

CPECIAL LEGISLATION.--No.
~ tice Is hereby given to tho public and all
parties interested, that application will be made
at the present session Of our State Legislature
to pass an act repeating an act Of Assembly, ap-
proved 10th April, A. d. 1873, relating to the ap-
plication Of taxes on lands 10 the new township
Of Pine, created out Of parts Of Huston and
Lawrence townships, in the county Of Clearheld.
And further petition the Legislature to pass an
act, that all said lands formerly belonging to
Huston township shall be and remain subject TO
the authorities thereof for tax purposes.
HIRAM WOODWARD,
CHAS. R0BACKER,
SAMUEL C0N0wAY,
Penfeld, Feb. 10, Tat. and 20 others.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-02-25

CAUTlON.-All persons are hereby warned
~ against purchasing or tTading for any Of the
following personal property, viEi One bay horse,
ono sleigh, two spring wagons, one whcclbarrow,
one coal stove, one bcdstead, one iron kettle and
one COW, now In the possession Of A. d. Elstoh,
Of Morris township, as the same belongs TO me
and len with him subject to my order.
JOSEPH POTTER.
KyIertown, Fob. II, 1sf4.-sts
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-02-25

CPECIAL LEGISLATION.--No-
~ tice Is hereby given to the public and all par
ties interested, that application will be made at
the present session Of our State Legislature 10
pass an act repesling an act Of Assembly, ap-
proved the 18th day Of April, A. d. 1893, and q
supplement-, approved the 9TH day Of April, A. ID.
1870. both relating 10 the purchase and repairing
Of tho bridge across the West Branch Of the sus-
quehanna river, at Karthaus, on the line between
cieardeld and Centre counties. And the Senate
and House Of Representatives will be further pc
titioned to pass an act declaring the said bridge
free free OF toll to the business and travelling
public, and that the same be kept in repair at the
Joint expense Of the counties Of Clearfeld and
Centre. Il. y. C0UTERET,
WI. H0FFER,
Kerthaus, Feb. 4, ls7f.-4t and others.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-02-25

q OO0 Lbs. OF WOOL WANTED.
x. .UUU BY Arnold, Hartshorn a Nipple, for
which they will pay cash, at their factory, near
Curwensville, or at the store Of Arnold A Harris
horn, in Curwensville. febi sm
ARNOLD. HARTsHoRN A HIPPLE.
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Job Work,
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sinsIs quirs..-..$2 SO 8 quires, pr. qaire,$l rs
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0B0AaE HAQERTY,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-13
wxRD:S TRIAL.

The Petaluma .irgus. of late date,
has this item: lone of the most en-
citing and interesting criminal trials
that has eve taken place in this part
of the State will be commenced al
Santa Rosa On the 2ith of this month.
A special term of the District Court
will convene at thai time for the trial
OF Alexander and Geigcr, indicted for
the murder of Mrs. Strong. i'll Mcndo-
elmo county last Spring. On account
of the prejudice against the defend
ants, 4 change of venue 10 this county
vas granted by Judge Wallace. The
Defendants have now been confined
III County Jail about four
months. Their counsel IN Judge
Terry. Of Stockton: w. W. Pen
degast. of Napa; Meeiarvev and
Bond. Of Mendocino, and judge
Burckhalter. OF Santa Rosa. Barclay
Henley. Of Santa Rosa, and pi>tric.
Attorneys Mcconnell. uf>onomi. and
Carother>. of Meudocino. are for the
prosecution. Tae eviienceaEainst the
accused is purely circum ,tantial. l.
Is expected tina; from scvcn;y-tive to
one hundred Witnesses will be sum
uiOnrd in HE "a 81.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-13
AID SIERG.

Il is generally understood that there
has been Il break between Kendall and
Sutro. The fa3cpeHdcHt, Sutro's pa
per. gave the honorable gentleman Il
severe ovcrhauiing. Il lew days ago.
ana i, i, understood that Mr.. Kendall is
very angry about it. The Carson
Tribune. commenting ontho AFFAIR. has
the following:
1t i well known fac, tina: Mr.. 81
tro did ali N his power TO de'ea. Mr..
kcnddl'> opponent two Years 40.
judge GoodWin would have had a
majority OF two hundred in
~orcy county hal not Sutro
conn cIlcd his vorhulpn to Vote
Tor Mr.. Kendall, ana MI. >uiro i far
too smart Il man to commi; such an
az; unless he wa~ promised Il 4p5f pm
9ao. We believe that Mr.. kcnetail
promised vi. sur his assistance in
his tunnel schemes, and tiudinG i'm
popular to keep his Wurl. wtnt hack
on Sugro. jud1e Goodwin i the >U-
perior of Mr.. Kendall in everything
thai goes 10 make a legislator; he La!
he ppan'a - i I'M. and would have
been e.~e5ed ,,sf.. 'fai >ufro given his
>spngth Ia ktHiaal. What wonder.
then, that >u."ess lafnr o. User In"
man tiHlt deceived him Tie idea OF
Mr.. Kendall attempting TO lay claim
to The position d United sts.p> SeuI-
Tor i - absurd tina. even lis former
friends ana alyael.e- laugh II il.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-13
ANOTHER BIG LAW sIIE.

Michael Reese has sued Milton :.
Latham, General Fri,bie. d. G. Has
kins and others, says the Oakland
NeWs, for seven million dollars. FRS
bic and his colleagues built the Cali
fornia Pacific, or Vallejo. railroad. and
are charged with making it cost twice
"a much as it should, and poche.ine
the difference. The story is about he
anne that could be told against stan
ford ct a., in connection with the Con
tract and Finance Company, another
Credit Mobilier arrangement. John
Il. FELTON, is attorney for Reese. The
transactions that are for tho first
time made public are complex and
obscure, for il is no cay thing for
a few railway directors to absorb mil
lions of dollars and do it under color OF
law. a few facts IN such cases are
enough to lead to the formation Of a
correct opinion. IIalfa dozen men, all
of them very poor, become railroad
trustees, engage i'll extensive financial
operations, build a road which they
make cost two or three times as much
rs it should, let it drop into bankrupt
cy and then retire as m~illi0naircs. We
suppose that this suit will result in the
same way that Sam. Brannan's suit
aga'nS, tie Central Pacific ro.ulte !,
!. - cOniprom.ao VIII. -.
Reese and that will be the end If the
affair.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-13

a large number. II is proper 10 state
that politics had nothing to- do with
this trouble. and that Mayor WondSon
and others whom the negroes PIE
scribe are Republicans.
\ landing has been effected at Shoe
Fly. This being contrary TO the advice
of Col. Morgan, tina. officer has re-
signed command. and General Chal-
mer> elected 10 his place.
The following has lust been received
from Helena 10 Thomas ii. Allen y
Co.:
"Sond us achievements by steamer
Francis: send guns. with fined animu-
ni.iun. il possible: send rations for ten
DAYS for five hundred men.
l>igncd} j. i. CHALMERS"
From the above it would seem that
General Chalmers had decided not TO
attack to-day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-13

THE CRAWFORD PLAN FOR SEN.
AIsSH.

\ hint was thrown out by a Virginia
City contemporary. a few days aeo.
that an agreement had been made, or
WA about being made. between the
several aspirants in the Democratic
party for United States Senator. to
leave the whole question to the choice
of members of the Democratic PARTY ut
the polls-that is that the person re-
ceiving the highest plurality Voc
should be accorded the glittering prize
in the Went of a Democratic majority
in the Legislature. Af;er Il careful
reading Of the new election law. We
can see nothing i'll it to prevent the
adoption of this course. While il is
provided that all ballots shall he uni
form in size and color, with
nothing on the back or outside
to distinguish ono ballot from
another, there Is no provision in
the law which prohibits the elector
from declaring his choice for United
States Senator or anything else that
may form an issue in any CAM
paign. of course. the counting Of
the vote thus east would rest with the
pleasure of the judges and inspector.
Of the election, though it i pretty GER
tain that they would in no ca>e refuse
to declare the result. The arrange
ment is therefore lot only feast
ble but Commends itself to public
favor as being eminently fair. as it
would enable the people to declare IL
of Senator ~S;eHart's successor. always
provided. that Democrats carry a ma
jority of the Legislature.
There are four gentleman in the
Democratic party announced as eandi-
dates for Senator. Hon. II. X. Mitchell.
General Thomas II. Williams. Harry
1. Thornton and {. w. Kendall. The
RereiHe denominates the two lat-
ter as merely 'teasers," and from
our knowledge of the feeling
in the Democratic party, We in
Glue strongly to the opinion that
neither ct these could poll 5ee
votes in the whole STATE for tie
important office in question. Tn
contest, therefore. would - ntf=
rowed downto Mitchell and W,Iis"..
with the chances very largely i'll ttvor
ofthe former. We say this without
any desire to diSparage General VII
liams. Yet il is true that he has never
been considered 4 popular leader X
the great mass of the Democracy. while
the reverse Of this proposition has in
variably been the rule in the case of
Mr.. Mitchell. In the early history of
the State he led the toriorn hope Of the
Democracy OF several memorable oc-
casionS, ana in every in> anae he ran
many hundre votes ahead ofhi> ticket.
The people remember HIS: remember.
too, that Hank, a. he is faniliarly
called by those who know him be~,.
has made as many, if not more, sacri-
fees for she democratic party than
any 'eilti man III me SAT- l. - d
common remark among oil-time
Democrats in all parts of the Cannon
wealth. that if the democrats ever
carry the Legislature, Hank Mitchell
is the man who ought to be honored
with the S%cnator,hip, in grateful coU-
sheraton of his past services am
sacrifices for the party. These things
tell wonderfully on public sentiment,
and we are, therefore, prepared to see
Mr.. Mitchell walk ii with the llarcl-.
in case the agreement under no,ice i,
entered mo and carried out in good
II i
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-13
FOREIGN NEWS.
How Eazaiuc Escaped.

PARIS. Angus: II.
Ii has been aScertained thai the plan
for Bazaine's escape from ii. Marguer-
lie was arranged six weeks a4o. Ii
was entirely the work Of Madame Ba-
zane. The Marshal L: first refused to
lily. hu: finally. owing To his failure 10
obsain some modification of the sen
tcuce, he welded. He aailed i'll the
steam Yacht Baron Rjeosoli. belonging
To Italians. The prisoner refused 10
employ a French vessel. He vas ac-
~coH4paniei in his fi4h, by hi> w.fe ami
hgn-ncr. Iii, place of refuge Is not
known. Some persons say he Is in
:, IAN. The dome-tics III the fort
where the Marshal was imprisoned
have been arrested.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-13

NAINM, OREGON. .NUg. 7
i. +. Brown. arrested and tried for
rota.n- The al" Of Wei. Tae.o <
Co., in this q Y. Was acquitted to-day.
The trial having lasted a portion OF
two days, much interest has been
manifested. and thcr"urt-ro0m crowd
cl during the cn,irc trial. 1t is i'm
possible 10 give summary OF the cvi-
dcncr. bur there appears TO have been
but Ii tie, If any, on the lart Of the
prosecution - >Lb>tantid.c the charge.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-13

SUICIDE AT FoL~oM.-Mr-. Captain
Nye. who resided half way bctWcan
- ON aid MORMON ii3nd. jumped
oil the bridge near the former place.
y clHe>day, mto the American river
and WaS dlowHel. She had been sub
.ier, 10 ii :. ami her husband having To
.rtve home. took her 10 tie residence
Of her .tlt.=s, AIr. Ricker.ti he should
return for her. She dll not seem IN,
her right mind cXaci l.. and left the
uolI-e, hut vas soon missed and
brought lack home. Her father went
- Wor!. and >he soon lelt. and when
found. Sic Was in tho river, dead
~>1trtaMc1tt1 Eeeofi, "{b.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-13
Mormon OFFERS Oh Er:ai.

NNII IaNkF NIl4il>I r.
Police Justice Jctcr Gijn1ou, Police
Captain Andrew Bart, and o%tIicr-. ar
r.>t :. tor the io,ation of the United
>'a;o election law on At;gU~t%t |. were
OH rial TODAY before Conner Toohy.
hut no decision was made, the Court
AL 5uruine Until saturday morning.
iif;rt All! Sheriff fav!ar were Arrest
Cd iaat night for ALLEGED hca.iu. with
iron billie 4 man named Bedding, on
election cay.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-13
E'.casci with f'aman:;:.E Stage II.

EAKFR>T!FIp, Cal. August -.
Hon. Vim. Stewart. T. W Park. II.
\. jones and other prominent capital
ISIS returned from Ianamint to-day
on their way 10 Saa Francisco. They
eN re themselves pleased with the
indications OF thc mines.
The Bakersfield and Lone Pine stage
upset ON the mountain between llcle
and HAWAII Yesterday. No serious
ma p1
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-13
Siioosin. at TIE Chinese.

LI- .~kNt.EI.f~, .NW-. =.
last niah Il man named Edward
Moore fri th2ee ssiot>at the Chinese
servants Of iudae O'Mel>cry. lie
WI arrested AMI cave as a#ltasen Ter
The Attempted murder that tle Chnrsc
hal injured linn. He is rrohaIr in
sane.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-13

New VoLUME.-The BDror M,acr
ha2 completed the first year OF !.
istence. Facilities CO.. Ter
Miner is the neatest paper IN
We congratulate its edi or PR
prietor, w. W. Barnes, on his Journal
istic success in the borax folds.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-13

Another CoMLT.-It is announced
that another comet has been discovered
within the last week. This one has
neither a nucleus nor a tail. Il wa,
discovered by Borelli, the French as
tronomer, a week ago, in the fourth
coil of Draco, and is moving at the rate
of one degree a day. Isepor;s say it
will be quite brilliant.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-13

SAN BGtNAVE$TJEA, August l..
y Local option election Will take
place on Friday. the l4th inst, iGclud-
in- san EUeaaventura and Ventura
township. Both sides are wor<ing
briskly, and a lively tine is anticipat-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-13
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
BY Overland Telegraph.
SPECIAL TO THE Daily SENTINEL

Ein;iNrtan: Neei.l. a:Ua:i2eal Men
-~Pa>~2H-1r !a.Erc5SIit EIvi.ss
E5i-rn"sri-soInti"ry Esis:st:sa 40
be Settled by A~r;,it.ation FroS-
pee; tf = War j., China E:u,>ia
on t.:c Efciea,siVc rE0;,i;JI's
<io:@I.In3!i san EitI.sici tine
tomI.i..+S:i4I.i a,is V.:ia: il.ey
arc Loin-.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-13

NEw YORK, Au@Hs; =.
An Important railroad Nee in4 was
held here yesterday. M3nt-cr, II. j.
SeHett. Oi the f.yic, Thomas y. Scott,
%. the IrnneVlVania Cc,Hra!. VIM. IL.
Vanderbilt, OF the NeN York Central,
VIM. Bis. Of the Bosom ami : lhanv,
w. X. Miner. Of ;he Canada and Grea;
v e~teIn. and others Wera present. The
meetin. Wa~ secret AMI he ohicc; WAS
the discussion o.the TIA ter relating to
the revision OF freight tariffs, and il is
understood! that another rncetii = will
he held soon. FIR the regulation OF al
qle~ i5ns relating 10 ,he passenger de-
partInent.
y South American Letter SAYS that
Chill and tae .hr@eu'i.r.IaeHuhdc have
resolved % submit ,heqfse.tlon ottle.r
boundary To arhisraio u. Probably tn
arbstra,orS sill lie President Grant Tor
the Republic, and HE Emperor Of
BfiZll iur G4ili. AMI th.rd, the Kim, OF
liriLiuIn il. else the others disagree.
y correspondent Mites that ncws
has reached Berlin tina China has
pushed tpruar i9.09a licked tfoop~to
the ka>b4ar frontier, and in addition
has y ed large garisonS in i.ark4Ie.
and chains. Tie Chains troops ia e
moreover been concentrated in TIE
nora II Idr3Iie:, ke,dp AMI 0i-S~u-
tn, Inch can lie readily mad. availa-
bic for * with ka>h-ar. Ii j, pro-
POSED to attack lii" Latter country
simultaneously from iW0 sides. Al
-. Prter-3urr il i believed in th4,
even. Russia would a oacc com. To-
the assistance OF ha,L-dr. more 50
since China i known to be ariuing
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-13

THE Sierra Nevada Mining Compa-
ny has levied an assessment Of 81 per
share.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-13

IN Virginia. Aug. 8. +. I;chman to Miss
Mary Jo,oih He nyier.
IN Austin. Aug. 10. j. !. SaYtelle to Miss
p. rbe jenkins.
In | ioel, Aag. ;, thri>tion /. Anderson to
May 4. More.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-13

BELN">r.-Says tie Reno ioa,aoi
Of the llth: August Belmont, the
American agent OF the Ro.h~child>,
and for years Chairman Of the Nation
al democratic Committee. passed
through Reno wo>t on the overland
rain last saturday evening. THIS j.
his first visit to California.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-13

IT aIreafs .,tto1r worthy i...nialNl
sci .u..-t, ". Fran stewart OF tho Nir-
siria Hfeai-ie, ! - have rival be-
ore the pemoc.A'i. STATE Conycs ton
Tor nomination tine of1io Of state
Miner -. The Eureka .S.1t1lei Of
August announces that Mr.. John
\. Porter, Of Eureka. viii con;c,t the
honor Of this nomination with Nj.
S,eWart.-Gnid mn .Ntls.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-13

y SAD INENr.-We regret to have
10 announce the death Of Mrs. ". /.
German, the widow Of Il iauch cs-
teeulcd and respected friend. w. L.
German. ~ Il =a.iden and untx
pec'e3 e!~eo"~aa:' IL. lady, three or
pen eHiisi.cn arr LETT m~9therles>. We
lsei daeplY, sincerely for their Hnfnr-
t1nate condition, and if we can by any
ef:or:s Of our alleviate their 4ri
or assist thair future, A., shall most
gladly do so.-ft1cde !. .ra.i
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-13
FOR SALE.

FINE span OF ECGGY DELIVERY
n l~lefsss with st d laTnrs-: also, a
: q driiryry WAGON Wiz b. 81. heap for
cal l.. applying To
az uELDs ELDER < HARRISON.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-13
StI':aNed OH. stolen.
$40 REWARD,

nNE SoEkEL MARE AND one q
~ .urIel Horse. Tbs Aareis braGa- ~
ct ~ upside down or the night shoulder:
A.. \ REGARD of 80 each will be paid to any
RANCH. ,.t-,v
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-13
NOTICE!

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned holds the general
lower Of Attorney of Charles l.. Broy, and
will attend 10 the settling up of his business
in Eurcta. ANY Information relative TO tho
lost property of Mr.. Broy will be thankfully
appreciated. ". ii. DAN ENf!hl.
Eureka. j uly q, 1874. jy2s-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-13

JIs. ;. WGIEEANLg,

DiiiN4jiAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
! on south Main street, Edrrha, Nevada,
tSo Goois .,9ye tho iarntr ijolse. a.4--p
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hGRN
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TERElEC

In Erh~ Hill. Asg. 10, to the
Ts1.. ey,a a..
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-05-05
BOLD STROKE FOR BAXTER.

HE SEXES THEsUPRBME COURT JUDGES.
ST.. LOUIS, May 4.-The Democrats special
from Little Rock says Judges Searle and
Bennett, ofthe Supreme Court, were arreste
last night on their arrival by the Memphis
train at Argenta, opposite Little Rock, by
Captain Williams. acting under orders OF
Governor Baxter. The judges refused to be
arrested without proper authority, where
upon Captain, Williams made a signal,
and band of armed men entered the cars
with cooked revolvers, and Searle and
Bennett were forcibly taken from the
train, and up to the time the dispatch was
was written had not been heard of in Little
Rock. The supreme court, was to convene
at Little Rock to-day. Judge Stephenson, OF
the supreme court, was on the train, but it
seems his presence was not known or he too
would have been arrested. The affair created
great excitement in Brooks camp and seri-
Gus trouble is apprehended unless Colonel
Rose interferes for the release of the judges.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-05-05
ANIMATED MACHINERY.

Our bodies are like time-pieces. When they
run down we must wind them up; otherwise
they Will stop forever. What key will best per-
form this work of renovation? Experience has
and Certainly by a course of Hostetter's stomach
Bitters the n by any other article under the sun.
That searching, yet harmless, agent seems 10
reach every spring, and lever, and wheel, so 10
speaF, of the living machine The relaxed
nerves are braced the torpid liver is stirred the
weak stomach is strengthened, the dis0rdered
bowels regulated the lost sppetite is restored,
the clouded mind is brightened-in short the
whole inert system is stimulated into healthy
sction. New life is put into every falling fibre,
and physical regeneration ensues. This is the
testimony of thousands, In every city, town
and village of the union, living proofs of IFS
efficacy may be found. 40
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-05-05

Though combinations strong as proofs of Holy
Writ" and as numerous as the sands on the sea
shore, were produced TO prove that the proprie-
tor OF DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy is in earnest
and means what he says, when he offers $500 re-
ward Tor any case OF Catarrh which he can not
cure, yet there would be some skeptics and
fogfes who would continue 70 shout "Humbugp
"HUMBUG." at cannot be, because DIR. Home-
spun says Catarrh cannot be cured" Now, this
DIR. Homespun is the Identical, good natured
old fellow who honestly believes aud persists in
declaring that this earth Is not round or spher-
turn over, otherwise the water would all be
spilled out OF Deacon Bascoms mill pond. But
astronomical science has positively demonstrate
ed and proven that Dr. Homespun Is wrong in
supposing the earth TO be nat and stationary
and medical science is daily proving the fact
that he is no less mistaken and behind the
times in regard to the durability of Catarrh. In
world moves, and that medical science is pro-
gressive-the opinion Of DIR. Homespun To the
contrary Notwithstanding. That DIR. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy will cure Catarrh, thousands
who have used II attest.
Then buy IL and use it, in doubt do not stand,
You viii find 1t in drug stores all over The land.
From the Catskin Recorder OF Nov. Is, 1871 'u
A GOOD REMEDY.
We invite attention to the advertisement OF
Sages Catarrh Remedy. Our readers will bear
us witness that we never knowingly commend
humbugs of any name or nature, and q large
portion II patent medicines may safely be
classed as tmpoeitions upon public credulity.
But having witnessed the beneficial effects OF
Sage's Remedy upon the members of our family
and others, in Catarrhal cases. we unqualifidely
pronounce IL a valuable medicine, entitled 10
public confidence. The proprietor could easily
obtain in Caiskill many certificates of its merits