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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-04


No. si.-so acres Of splendidly i'm
proved land in Hall Tow nship. Price
reasonable. A chance for good spec
ulstion.
No. ss.-Two lots aud good frame
house, good smoke house, good barn,
and good well Of water In Ireland.
Price $3.50 90; one third cash, balance
in one and two years.
No. 34-iz0 acres ofuninproved land,
At the crossing Of the Rockport and Air
Line Railroads near Huntingburgh.
with enough timber for fire wood on II
to pay for IL.
No. rs i2O acres OF land in Columbia
township, Oh the Knoxville aud Newton
Stewart road. Good log house and
stable; young orchard; plenty ~
splendid water. &c. Price $7cO. Terms
{. TO suit purchaser.
No. So Good brick house, four
rooms aud cellar; good well Of water'
and stable; q nice large lot, in the town
OF Jasper, or easy terms.
+ No. 37.--A fine farm Of $50 acres, in
the Ireland neighbOrhood. $50 acres
under cultivation; good frame house.
,commodious barn, fine orchard, abrn-
dance Of water, and ,..snty Of timbcr
also AN immense qusnuty of fine coal.
Price $4,000.
No. 3s.-A large and spleldid two
story brick dwelling suitable for. resi-
dcnce or boarding house, large lot, good
cistern and well of water, good enoke-
house, stable, wood and coal shed. &c.
spiendidly located in Jasper. Also, one
4of the best business locations in the
town Of jasper, situated on the public
square. There Isl bargain IN this prop
erty. Price and terms very reasonable.
| No. 39.-5 one-acre lots in Sd addi-
tion to town of Jasper, under good
fence. and we'll located for residence.
Price ESQ., %. Terms. one-ihird cash,
balance lin one and two years.
4 No. 40. so acres OF land in Hall town.
ship, well improved. 40 acres cleared.
good log house, capacious frame barn.
good bearing orchard, healthy location
and plenty of water. Price 5000 halt
cash, balance In one and two years.
No. Al 100 acres of the fine level
table land in Boone township, 10 acres
cleared and under good fence, good or
lchard. house and stable, and plenty OF
spring water. a very desirable farm,
aud cheap at - $50; half cash, balance
ON time.
No. AZ. A splcndid new frame house
three rooms and porch. good smoke
house and wood shed. Lot 100 by 1863
feet, we'll located in the town Of Jasper.
Price 81 600; one third cash, balance in
I aud wears.
No. 43. Steam Saw Mill. with good
pair Of French burrs, for grinding corn
lengine IL inch cylinder. boiler good. in
Ia splendid location for FIGURING Mil
and with power sufficient to run both
-four and saw mill, and on White river
W here the supply Of saw-logs Is mex
haustble. Attached to II il coal bank
and two acres of ground, with good
residence thereon. Price only q. 400
and on easy terms. A rare speculation
4 DoASE & CAPEHART offer their ser
vices to the public for the sale or trade
of real estate. without making an,
charge To parties employing them. un
less sales are effected and then reason
lsblc commission is expected. Per-on
having real estate TO sell will find this
desirable means ofresching the purchas
ling public.
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FOR SALE !
House and Lot and
3,oOO Feet OF Lumber al
HALF PRICE!

The undersigned offers for sale new
frame house on good lot in jasper. on
easy terms, and cheap. A rare chance
for house, without much cash.
Also. 1000 or 1000 feet % good pop
lar and swret gum lumber ct IS cents
per hundred. Apply quick IL YOU want
Q bargain. CHAS. bCCHART
November IL, I674.-3w
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ANOTHER TES.lEeSr.

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.gsir. -s-s.
Ds. Jess Brts.--D~sr t'r. '--rsg- .~rs.rss 4
your ssr.spsria. and he 10 H. -. rerc.r. ..
ties u posseSes. issr1 yoG ils srt 80 slfss.r;.f
my case.
vas .ouneed shout '~n s~s-ss. .-- ~ss-G. a. 80.
cneT and confined fs- .agr -. 81 p. p - 20 -
'sn my wounds have ~; hsf ,-. -4- -es sHi-.
moment since va ", moe .A. y. = - ~,
hin. Ny r-ns'sl health - ir -- rr t4.. -tfssu-.
thing % assist pa.rre- h. s.r Ss--
saps-ills than anvtfing ei.s ~f.I z. AZ o. r,-e-
me Feass express ne fAfs tesE- --lss 80 cl..r
tArTas 4. D. -OTSfN-. - Z.
~ i,saS. -.
p. She foIlosir. -sswtili. 49, 80. -1s.
srs. Jeanis Johnson. Dsif.r o.'Csai -. a.
Ia. Joss BriL hear ST.. rsf
Johnson, vas ssi'E-i surgeon 49, -t;~r.rs
y ~ York. where Le Ga. af -. -ss
johnson 10 my - -ai-s- f4ta ~. "a AsdA
lchronie disrrtes ard se-esA s sc-f
sArs apsrlls. II c.re1 kfsn -s.t ?,
cnniuendcd i 70 MAJ ~tt.rvs -
-rrSfuis. fever sores. and r--+ r.-ss,S
.ucetr, fa- rteat-e y. .e 2. n1us
eases % sCrofs snd fe~e. .rstr ~. .rrr-fsee .as
am very anxiers fc- ~. ~ - --a sf--rssfs
your sar.apsriis. re n ss1-fr. 90 r.if-r sr-reas
srticse, hence h.s -r.crv re SCI a rs sc1sss
sers terrible. tat be.it-s sss -trasfr
kssysesfsiiy,
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NICE WoRx--Brades + Bul sard Of
Indianapolis have just fyFnshsd the
tonnty Clerks olFrs wsth Ahc itho.
graph marriage 'icel.a aud certificate
suitable for framing ~ preservation
ss an ornament siiich s.c accommoda.
ting Clerk, or his very ohi;ying aud af.
fable deputy <ia such cases) will b.
pleased TO nh cut handsomely and dec.
crate with golden SEA, for happy
couples who may request IL; and the
Possession Of ore Of them, Handsomely
framed, will always serve ~ . reminder
Of ia. sweet soothing signing, singing
slusning, siivcry slices a. time wher
Two heart. were made % ese."
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Agents Wanted

In every County In this State, with whom
liberal arrangements will be made and
exclusive rights sold.
Correspondents should be particular
to write their address plain and full.
BENSON 4 MURRAY, Props,
2 Iron Block. indianapolis, Ind.
Nov 18th. 1874.
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u-S MS I'm. McConshay made her
departure, Wednesday, for visit to
relatives in Kansas, via Petersburg,
where she remains . week or two with
.i-,cr Ave wish bsr pleasant jour
happy visit, and 3 speedy rstarn.
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Ism From appearances, II tkcre
l., .e spoil Of wet weather, the
80 sfo,n The Patoka bridge TO Euthofen's
u"uii become impossible. The farmers
..-s use it frequently might club tOgeth.
AID cover it with broken stone from
,.a quar-, ia a few days.
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FORK. The market continues excited
noreasouts, the large bulk OF hogs being
,r'vcu Gu foot to specula tors outside OF
=, cnunty. who have been paying from
s. - TO SO - gross. Our home buyers
are aging from Sc 80 to 81 Is net, and
az. Getting few hogs At these figures,
hut not eneu.,i. to supply tie demand
To- spare ribs
We are informed that Mr.. Rothert, al
lluntingbursh 10 taking in considerable
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~ farmers wear smiling faces here
sbouts. s. 20 for pork and 81 so for
tobacco all round Is enough to make
them cheerful these otherwise, hard
times.
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CoRs FEs.-Holthsus says he has the
best oosn-fed Baltimore oysters-big
bulgiHg bellies for stewing, right royal
raw, .st flowing fricasied or fried.
Give him \ call.
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UJEI-Treasurer Vim. Bret. 10 assist
ing Mr.. Spurlock b HE duties - Treas
urer this week-teseLirg. him the lich
its done with.
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az Persons who are indebted to us
will confer great favor by settling
next week. when they come to Com
missioner S Court.
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GJ Col. Edmonston INDUCES in a
spanking gray match buggy team now.
That team would do credit TO his deputy
aud one Of the Air sen 2ss. =
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t-y Ina officers Of the Agricultural
society request US to give notice that II
ine lair Ground fence Is torn down, or
. gates i.rced open any more, the
,u4ii-iois person guilty Of causing the
Jamsg- Nil! be prosecuted to the full
pkieut ., III. INV. The one who las
been ia lt- nabit OF doing 1t Is known
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TOWNSHIP BUSINESS DAY
Notice

rs hereby given that the undersigned
i Trustee of Bainbridge Township
will attend to all township business nj
his Office. in Jasper on every SATURDAY.
All those having township business 10
Transact will please call on that day. as
will not attend to business at any other
time
Bafnbrid ge Township Library
Will, until further notice, be kept as fol
lows: portion at the residence Of r
,Tonini. on the corner OF North MAR
and Lawrence streets. and portion a
the Post Office In Ireland, where per
sons entitled 30 the use Of il, are req es
ted to call and procure books.
Dec. 9, 10. s. EUEBLER. Trustee
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Destroyer

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NfllAsOs. y Als.rs- g..
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Ia. Joss ktLfs-r - SIR tAss rec.s- = ~ -esr
Worn Destroyer 1-v.-si as 10 'ft .rsrsstl.
ly eficacio1s II rs nrl Ia tsr.r fls4E-t q
have the vished f.r s~~c'. ~ tsLs REL .a-gs
couiryn practice and have Gs. .cr g. Gaes,seis
the Kind
lam, Sir. mostr..sst-fs
r.IUs Y.r. .s.sNf. y. d..
p =. So unqualified abd nlI.s-r4. t4 si iss''-nc-
lrf-is IN % m SDr1a ~. 49, 9; s7sr
mace IL entirely too small - .a'l .rs sr...fs
n "a an iusAilibls rsu.ssT 70 ~ =. AT 20
convinced. See my JcurLs!ioT 70 sscrirtss
| ,OEN So.
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o. The pcrson who took ., soldicr's
blue overcast from the Clerks Office 'ia
requested TO return it. and ave, further
trouble.
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DEi icIocs.-Ihe way Mr. Troxlcr
ives up oysters at tho new saloon. Joe
L-rps everything neat and in order, and
~, vile super,ntends the fixing up Of
TIE b.s.ives, which are always fresh end
larc. Iron, our experience there on
ionisy night we predict for Joe q
lfrls run OF custom whilo the oyster
sraron lasts.
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ETtis. ,o.thAus has built an Ice
house - ~, near his csnfecti onery,
an II. p.t up bis own Ice this wintsl
-. v.ded it freezes.
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@Psy us what yca owe US.
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PREAcurss.-Op Sunday next, at Ioi
O'Clock, in N. h. Church., by Rev. l.
Jones. Sabbath School ~ o'clock.
The pub. are invited
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tyr ,adors should read the Advef-
tissment OF Benson 4 Nuyr~y, in snoth-
ar coinmn. <O-4i
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~ Ia, I-sy%r hes shout 800 ~
Aogs AZ Porsr,ville, whieh he wAnts to
ssll-ss'srood price - ave bis expenses,
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A dispatch from san Antonio. Texas, Dee.
10. SAYS on the 9th inst the Indians attacked
three men seyenty-fiye miles from san An
tonic and mortally wounded George Bell. a
boy was shot in the leg, aud Mexican had
his arm pinned To his side with an arrow.
The Indians drove off seventy-fiye head of
horses. A later dispatch adds: The Indians
in their raid on the Neuces River have killed
twenty-four persons. mostly sheep-hcrdcrs.
The son Of Mr.. Gray, Of Santiago rancho, was
also killed. Buck Graves. in command of a
party Of citizens from Corpus Christi, is in
pursuit Of them. Thirty Indians attacked
Reilrs rancho and captured thirty-eight
horses. No one killed The Indians are sup
posed TO be Comanches. They came upon
two Mexicans, one of whom jumped into a
well to save himself They caught the other.
stripped him, and threw him into the well af-
ter the other. At another rancho where thir-
teen herders were driving sheep, they killed
seven and hung them 10 tree. The where
abouts Of the other six Is not known.
The Memphis grand jury has found three
indictments against eN-Alderman Cicalla for
obtaining goods under false prctcnccs. fraud
ulent breach Of trust and larceny. lie was
arrested and gave bali for his appearance in
the sum Of $1,000 each.
W. Il. Wood, agent Of the Adams Express
Company, at Franklin. Kentucky. had his
skull crushed and his safe robbed Of $4,000 on
the night of Dee. II. There Were three men
concerned in the robbery, all Of whom il was
thought had been secured. Woods injuries
were feared to be mortal.
twas reported by telegraph, Dec. IA, that
old man Bender and wife had been arrested
at Biyingsyille, spartanburg county, :. c.,
and that the son and daughter were in North
Carolina.
A family consisting Of man, wife and child,
while on their way TO Texas, were murdered
recently few miles from Little Rock Ark,
and their bodies thrown into small stream
The names Of the victims are unknown and
the,e was no clue to the murderers discoy-
cred.
A call has been issued, signed by Gen
Gideon j. Pillow, for meeting Of the suryiv'
ors Of the soldiers Of the Mexican war, to be
held at Memphis on January :, preliminary
to the general meeting TO be held at Washing
ton CITY on January IL.
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Brown. Bronchial Troches for Coughs
and Colds.

ACOUGH, COLD or SORE THROAT
Requires immediate attention, and should be Check
ed. II allowed to continue, IRRITATION or Tnr
IuyGs, A PERnAsKx. THEoAr AFFECTION. oE Az
IxcuRARIR Luxa DfsKasE is often The result
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs.
Having direct influence on the parts, give immed
ate relief For DEoSCnIrIs, ASTHMA CArAEEu Coz
srMPTIvE AND THROAT DISEASES, TEocHKs are used
lcsth ah1ays good success
SINGERS ASD Public sPTAKrRs
VIII find TRocEEs useful in clearing the voice when
taken before singing Speaking. and relieving the
throat after an unusual excrion OF the vocal organs
Obtain only "BEowN's BnoScnIAL TEocHfs. ana
10 not take any Of the worthless itatoLs that may
De offered. Sold ererynhere.
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A NATION OF DYsPEpTICs.-We live
fist-dissipatc in everything except right
eou,ness, and fill early graves. We drink
all kinds of poisoned alcoholic spirits, and
swallow. without mastication, pork, grease,
and every conceivable carbonaceous. soul
dwarfng. lifa-dcstIoying. system-clogging
indigestible food. DIR. WALKERS NEGE1-
ABLE VINEGAR BITTHRs cannot stop tins
i'm radical manner-but 1t will removed G
evil effects. and the recovering patient.
with fresh. pure, vitalized, electrical blood
flowing through his arteries and veins,
will have clearer head and cooler jadg-
ment, which, coupled with experience, will
cause him To abstain in the future. Good.
nutritious. digcstiblc diet, which the most
delicate stomachs may take, can be found
in cracked wheat. corn bread, tomatoes.
raw or soft-boiled eggs, baked apples. boil
ed rice. plain rice pudding. corn starch,
rare beet. mutton and poultry. With WIN
EGAR BITrERs and moderation IN eating
and drinking, there l. no incurable case OF
dyspepsia.
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refrigerator ears loaded with beef sides from
native cattle arrived in Jersey City, by the
Eric Road, on saturday, six days from Dcni-
son. Texas. The cars contain about 100000
pounds, fully equal in quality and condition
70 that from Texas cattle slaughtered at Com
munlpaw, and y selling rapidly At an average
of about siN cents per pound
mass meeting was held 81 Cooper Insti-
tuic, New York. on the evening Of Dee. II !.
nominally in bchalfof unemployed worlmcs
hut really under the auspices Of the Commun-
lists and Red Republicans. The hall was
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THK attention OF our many readers i called
10 the attractive advertisement of j. y. Har-
ris Il Co.. advertising their great and valuable
BaIsam has been before the public for ten
years. Notwithstanding this long period, IL
has never lost one whit Of It's popularity, or
shown the least sign OF becoming unpopular,
but. on the contrary, the call for Il has been
constantly increasing. and al no preNions time
has the demand been 20 great. or the quaint
~ made been so large, a. az this day. We
earnestly recommend it, trial 10y any one who
may be afflicted with cough or cold. and
we warrant il to cure il directions are fol-
lowed. 1t is sold by al our city druggists.
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crowded aud several thousand were unable
To- gain admittance. Trouble was feared, and
n large force OF police were In attendance.
The platform was decorated with numerous
fags. bearing inscriptions. some decidedly Of
AN inhammatory character. The appearance
Of the police in the hall was greeted with
Kisses. Theodore II. Banks was elected
chairman. ON taking the chair he said the
meeting had no axes 10 grind and merely de-
sired 10 obtain work for the unemployed.
Mr.. Blair, chairman 81 the Workingmcns
Central Council. read report prepared,
s0wing that 10000 working people are walk
III the streets. seeking employment or charity.
and q. 200 mechanics are in forced idleness.
An address 10 the people of the United
states" was then read. setting forth that il is
the intention of the committee 10 take such
measures rs will forever prevent money
panics AMER setting forth in detail the evils
Al present affecting workingmen. the report
suggests as a remedy. first that laws shall be
Immediately enacted which shall prevent any
law being enforced until il has been submit
ted to the people aud sanctioned by the peo-
pie; second. that no individual shall be al
lowed 70 hold. either directly or indirectly.
sum of money or property represented by
money greater than 100000 or any amount
which the people themselves shall determine
upon. These resolutions were unanimously
adopted. and Committee Of Safety then APP
pointed.
David VI. Kimball, of No. 10 Common
street. Boston. on Dee. IL killed his wife and
step-daughtor and then killed himself
An immense mass meeting was held AT the
Cooper Institute. New York, on the evening
Of Dee. Il. 10 protest against the barbarities
practiced by the Spanish in Cuba. and in IA
vor Of our Government according belligcreni
rights to the Cuban Republic.
samuel Nelson. eX-Judge Of the I. ;. SUI
premc Court. died suddenly Of apoplexy at
his home AT Cooperstown, \. u, on Dee. IL.
Professor Louis Agas-z died at Boston on
the nigh. of Dee. II.
Following is the comparative cotton state
ment for the week ending Dee. II:
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FOREIGN.

A Paris dispatch Of Dee. 10 says: The trial
Of Marshal Bazainc, charged with treason 70
the French Government in surrendering the
fortress Of Metz 10 the German army IN the
late war. terminated to-day. The courtroom
in the Palace Of Trianon was crowded 10 cx-
cess with nm attentive and interested con-
coarse. The most impressive silence rcigncd
during the closing speech Of the Duke
dAumale Marshal Bazainc. IN answer to a
question Of the Court as 10 his guilt or inno-
ccnce, replied that he had on his bare breast
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The Household Panacea and Family
Eminent

Is the best remedy In the world for the following
complaints. viz: Cramps In the Limbs and Stomach.
Pain In the stomach. Bowels Side. rheumatism In
all its FORMS Bilious Cole Neuralgia Cholera, Dyson
terry Colds. Flesh Wounds, Burns. Sore Throat Spinal
Complaints. sprans and Bruises. Chills and Fever.
For Internal and External use.
Its operation Is not only 10 relieve the patient but
entirely the cause Of the complaint. II pene
traies and pcrvadc- the whole system, restoring
healthy action 10 all lts parts, and quckelng the
blood.
THE Hous PAsAcEA Is Purely Vegetable and
AlIlealing.
Prepared by
CURTIS & BROWN.
No. 2ls Fulton street. New York.
For sale by all Druggists.
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From no other than having worms IN the stom-
ach
BROWNS vERMIFUGE CoMFlTs
viii destroy Worms without injury 10 the child being
perfectly WHITE. and free from all coioring other
injurious ingredients usually used In worm prepare
lions.
CURTIS & BROWN, Pronrictors,
No. 2i5 Fulton street New York
Soldbg Druggists and Chemists. and Dealers IN
Medicines, az TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A Box.
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symptoms Of Liver Complaint.

A sallow or yellow color of skin, or Yellow
ish brown spots on face and other narts .f
body; dizziness aud drow siness with freouent
headache; dizziness, bitter or bad taste in
mouth, dryness of throat and internal heat.
palpltation; In many eases dry, teasins
cough with sore throat; unsteady appetite
raising of food, choking sensation in throat,
distress, heaviness, bloated or full feeling
about stomach and sides, pain in sides, back
or breast. and about shoulders; cole, main
and soreness through bowels with heat; con-
supalion alternating with diarrhaa; piles.
natnlence, merry ousness, GOODNESS Of extremi-
Ties; rush of blood 10 head, with symptoms
oi apoplcNy, nunbncss of limbs. especially al
night; cold clills alternating with hot flashes.
kidney and urinary difficulties; dulnes, low
spirits, unsociability and gloomy forcbodings
only few of above symptoms likely Ia be-
present at one time. All wh0use Dr Piere,'s
AIT. Ext, or Golden Medical Discovery for
Liver Complaint and iis complications are
loud in il praise.
4 CURE or LIVER DfNEISE.
RUSH. Texas. MAY 10th, 1873.
DIR. Il. V. PIERCE;
Dedr Nir-My wife last year AZ this time
was confined 10 her bed with Chronic Liver
Disease. had one Of the best doctor. Ia see
her, and he gave her up Ia die when came
upon some Of your medicine. / bought one
bottle and commenced giving IL. She then
weighed - lbs; now she weighs 40 lbs and
Is robust and hearty. She has taken eight bot
ties IN all, so YOU see am an advocate for your
Medicines. NM. MEAZFI.
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PERSONS who have become thoroughly
chilled from any cause. may have their circu-
lation at once restored by taking into the
stomach tcaspoonflil Of J0hasoa's inodyac
LipimeRt mixed In little cold water, well
sWrptcued
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EVERY farmer who owns a good stock Of
horses, cattle and sheep. and intends To keep
them through the winter. should get at once
good stock Of Sherid0n's Cdrdlrg COndi-
tim PotrderS. onc dollars worth will save
at least half ton Of hay.
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Mark Twain is nothing il not honest.
ON being surprised with a toast at DIM
ner party ia London. recently. he pulled
ont large roll of manuscript and proceed
ed to reply.
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SOLD EY ALL MEDICINE DEALERS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-04
dissolution Notlce =.

TuE CorAKTNEkSHllmp name d s y ~
existing under the firm dissolved BY u \
tual consent. H.. l.. smith be- esnd1pf'sn"
concern. the business WI c. Ml1tiib'i ii
the undersigned.
Morey, Jan. I, 1911. ~.,