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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-09-17

Here aa episode occurred. 1on have
aA seen aH episode
lJls something al3rB.
Aud So unexpected.
ID sgIEes you With amazemcnJ. Trans,
fixes you with ave. lB ihls Instance the
episode mashed yeur nose.
a counlrlman was driving home tn
lawly tuce'wagnn drawn boy an agpd
sad moihad.ea horse, ihegoung bleoas
came dashiug up with iheH psutlnE
bays. The young hlaods were beery,
Bat The eounttman had about tive
drinks ol "hiskey in him aud hence had
the advantage,
\ gltl ct whiskey contains tbe same
amount of hght o. gallon oi beer, and
then 10 is SO much handler aud less
cumbersome.
The young hIuods drew rein and the
couutyman hollared whoa, The ~ h,
asked the 81, II he could toll them where
they were going,
The protaue g, told them io --
Then one of the y, b. said. you're a
-- liar
At this The couutrymau laid down his
lines and got out ct his truck wagon
right into the middle ot the road, aud
made a speech as follows;
lou roosters has ltt ou The wrong
fence. Just one OF you stay ia The wag-
on aud hold the horses and the other
three just git right out here. ken lay
all the dust between here and town with
I We. Oh, I'm the ieller that ken keep the
/ flies of I'm better than any muskeetor
bar. Just one of you hold them horses
my old mare II stand without hitehin'
and the balance iist waltz to Joseph
right here now. Come onl git out
Aud the irate couutrymaa announced his
ls'm belief in the canine parentago OF the
young bloods. Then he danced aud
pranced up aud down the road aud kick
ed at the horses ears and gyrated his
long arms and threw his old slouehed
hat high mp IN the air, Oh, l'm "a eata-
mount, | am. like to be stopped in the
middle ofthe road do! I'lian yol Pm
"a iour-yoT-old bull PAWN up big clods
light out Of the ground, | am. I'm a
whole menagerie Of royal Bengal tigers,
and a cage full of grizzly bears. I've tit
in the ring | hayel I've swung round
the circle | havol Git out herol Git
out | say, and Pllshow you whar you're
+, going!
Then three Of tho young bloods pulled
t of their coats and accepted the pressing
3 invitation, The other sat in the buggy
! and held the horses. lie was the lucky
{ one. He could 20 to see his girl the next
night, if hc wanted to, and not have to
| tell her that he had been out to the base
4 ball match and got bit with the ball
f The best place in that vicinity was in the
r buggy holding the horses
= Wei, the three bounded out Then
$ the countryman set those long arms go
a ing, and the three Immediately imagined
= that tue hot spell had brought on u tor
+ nado, accompanied by an earthquake and
- enliyened by rapid strokes Of lightning
That countryman seemed TO have about
e fifteen fists.
s IN tell you whar you're going, he ycl
4 led, as the first Of the three tried to climl
n over tile fence on his east ear.
t That's whar you're goiu', he shrieked
a as the second Of the three executed 4
4 back somersauIt in the ditch.
= An this is the way for you TO travel
l. he yelled, as the last OF the three tried tc
4 belonce bfmsaIf an bia unaa Ia thr tnfddl,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-09-17

LIVERPOOL a GREAT WESTERN sTEAN 90,
.gaan LINE carrying ibs g. s MAD.
-tasfaEt rsa.stae from hgg kaff 30
Qteeast1Hu 81 Liverpool E43
Pfam qaseueaWH o. IsGgUue4 30
NfW bufk so
Nb#aHen und5f % 1ears ag age EsI price, auaEF
coo raaF free. urA'ts aa lgmsu4 from ~ aP-
ssfa aa Ear i9asst rates. FaF further patacuisfs
autIvfa ", A. BLACK.
&t1Y Manchester, Vermont
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-09-17
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23

The jury, before whom the issue Of
Murphy's insanity was to be tried, says
the Carson Appeal Of this morning. were
convened yesterday afternoon in Justice
withsrel's ONCE. The unusual pro-
cesding brought together as large acrowd
a. the room would hold. Such evil
dsnce ~ VA brought before the jury
seemed 70 sustain the charge upon which
the rsprisvs vs. granted At any rate
thars were many opinions gwen and cir
cumstanoss citsd which went to sstab-
Hsh the fact Of ths prisoners unsound-
ness Of mind. We have already given
The names Of the Jurors. Sherin swiit
presided over the deliberations. Dis
trict Attorney Patterson appeared 70 con.
trovsrt the plea Of insanity. General
Clarke, the prisoners counsel. appeared
in his bshaif-or, rather. In behalf oil
the Affirmative aide Of the case. The
evidence Of the witnesses. Daley. Brien.
Clarke and others. vas to the effect that
Murphy bad long exhibited suoh signs
OF mental alteration. The Crazy Ba-
kerr. they said was his sobriqust among
those who knew him-crazy on fighting
and sp~iritualism, they said. General
Clarke. what time We heard him. wa
working hard in favor OF his unfortu-
nate client. He weighed tho evidence
and showed Il to DO conclusive OF Muir
ply q insanity. Mr.. Patterson. OF course,
was quite a. emphatic In dsnouncing the
fallacy Of the charge. We should think
that a sufficiently strong case to warrant
o verdict Of homieidal mania, II not OF
absolute lunacy. The jury takes Are
cess till 10 o'clock this morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23
That Sheep.

Up town there il o pet sheep OF the
male persuasion. When II was younger
than Il is now the neighboing children
played with IL q great deal. and. as the
saying Is. "spoilsd it." This time Of
the year this sheep roams at win. He
can be seen sometimes In one nsighbor's
yard and sometimes in another's. Last
Tuesday night was cloudy and dark.
Just a. VS. family were getting ready TO
retire. Mrs. v. happened to think that
she had laid . piece Of muslin out on q
low bush that day to bleach. and she
asked v. to please put his slippers on
and 60 out and get II. v. grumblingly
stepped out into the darkness. and, nc
cording to directions. started for the
muslin. He came TO II sooner than he
expected. and Just AZ he was In the act
Of putting his hand on Il he wal taken
with q pain In tho stomach. which
doubled him to the ground. He started
to get up, but Just as he was taking his
last hand OF the ground he received
another attack in another part OF the
body. which sent him 90 near the house
that he concluded to 60 in. His wife In
the meantime had got into bed. On
hearing him sntsr abe cried out, "what
kept you so longf Couldn't you find
it?'' In q cholera morbus tone v. re-
Piled: Eyes. I found II, and l got It
toor' That's right" said Mrs. ",
a~pprovingly. '1t is. chr" growled ".
who didn't think so.-Phor Herald,
Dec. 10TH.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23
Not So Infslnbl. a. Hs Was,

"Timss IL changed" says the dog
meat man." II does not require any
very violent sxerton Of memory 10 re-
call an epoch in our politics when 10
doubt the political infallibility Of the
head Of the party was 10 DO q suspected
person, and to openly deny u was to be
cut Of, without moro ado. from the COM
pany Of the faithful. The head Of the
party thought We hsd better annox San
Domingo; Charles Sumner ~dissented; he
had barely time to develop his hsretical
opinions before he was smittcn with the
major accommodation.
That was three years ago, and great
changes sometimes come about in three
years. The head Of the party now ut
tiers himself. on the subject Of finances,
and half the Republican Statesmen al
Washington thrust the tongue into the
cheek. Judge Kelley. w are told pro
claims his disgust upon the street cor.
ners," and declares that the repeal oil
the Legal Tender Act-advised by Gen.
Grant-would be the greatest political
crime since the partition OF Poland"
Yet nobody sven suggests the eIcom-
munication Of Judge Kelley. That 10
the difference between 1874 and 1871
Springfield Rspublicdn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23


THE GRAxD HorKL TO N C~oxvrHrxp
INTO A Srocx BoAap.-Ths announce.
ment that the San Francisco Stock
Board intend removing from their pres.
ent location to Market street will be .
matter OF surprise to the public. This
report obtained some currency n few
weeks ago. and the leading men on Cali.
fornia street regarded IL . grim hoax
but now the rumor has assumed definite
shape they express surprise. in the view
Of the vast improvements in that quar-.
ter. that the great seat Of mining and
finance should ' be called upon "a
yield Its prestige to other localities. We
are informed that Immediately on the
compilation Of the Palace Hotel. the
Grand Hotel will be remodeled TO suit
the requirements OF the Stock Board.
While this change Of base might be con.
sidered somewhat premature by some,
still the impression Is universal that
Market street will ultimately DO the
scene Of our busiest exploits In many
lines Of trade. BY examining the chart,
OF the older cities in the Eastern States.
the fact Is apparent that localities once
the hive OF trade are now only adjuncts,
and In some cases almost entirely aban.
donsd. except by the small classes Of
shepkespers. Such adoleful view could
never be entertained Of California street,
~ its location Is too positive to admit Of
90 radical a changes. F. Bulletin, De,
19h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23
Reno Items.
lYrom tn. Crescent. Dec. 81

Peavins district IL at thistims attract
ing . large share Of attention amongst
minsn and spectators. Recent develop
ments justify all and perhaps more
work than 10 being done. Time. how.
ever, will remedy the deficiency. and q
soon % the fact II sstahliahsd that ths
McGlsw furnace will work these ores.
We predict an excitsmsntt that will stand
OF the Pansmint fever. The theory
that the Pssvins 10 nothing moro than
the Comstock 10 rapidly gaining believ.
ers with experienced miners. The lodges
have the same general course. and ara
said to b in the direct lins Of the north
extension Of this wonderful deposit. II
%. abundant vatsr-pover. cheap fuel.
and reduced transportation, will make
Reno the hnt town IN the State within
the next ten years
On Sunday last the ungodly prospect
Cd the Truckse. and found that the trout
had already commenced their travels
unconstitutional. Tho presumption Ia.
that from this time forward fshing will
become one Of the industries Of Reno.
giving paying employment 10 a class
who seldom. II ever. do N faithful and
persistent work in any other line Of
labor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23

ZNc A PREVENTIVE OF BorLxn Iscnus-
rArIoS.-An engineer on board the 81.
Laurent. q steamer plying between New
York and France, after making some re-
pairs in the boilers. left accidently there
In m ingot Of zinc. Some time after,
in searching for the bar in the gensr.
ator. in which. meanwhile, steam had
beer maintained. he found 10 his sur
prise that the metal had disappeared,
and also that the incrustation left by the
water. instead Of being hard and frm,
vas q mere mud. easily washed out.
Repeating the experiment over another
voyage, the same result was reached.
II. Losusur. Of Anglers, France. after
examining into this circumstance, thinks
that the znc forms q voltaic couple with
the iron. Of the boiler. zinc being the
negative pole and the iron the positive.
II then happens. As In all batteries, that
the zinc is consumed; while the iron Ia
protected both from oxidation and dis
solution. 81 .EUIaAl1H q fllUf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23

A worLp M MunpEnxs.-A French
man from San Francisco. named Charles
Ozanns, vas arrested at the Swiss Hotel
at 10 O'Clock last night BY Chief Tsdall
and officer Alderman for threatening TO
take the life OF himself. his former wife
and her husband. name unknown, who
reside here. It appears he deserted his
vile and went 70 France. when abe OBJ
tanned q divorce and married her present
husband. Since his return he has de-
manded from them $1,000, and has re-
psatedly said that II they refused TO pay
Il he would kill them and himsslf. He
sans down last night evidently bent
upon the mission. bat . telegram had
preceded him. and upon his arrival he
was arrested upon . complaint made BY
Maffrs, and held in default Of $4,000 10
answer al 0 A. ~. Monday. before Judge
May. He was well armed.--Sdn jose
Mercury, Dec. 20h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23
canoa itsas.
iYrom the rdbuns. Dec. q.

Prom the rhbuns. Dec. al
Captain Huntsr. the train dispatches
on the v. 4 T. r. r.. returned this
morning from the East. bringing with
him two very handsome passngsr car
for the v. & T. r. r. The cars are "a
run between here and Virginia City. and
in point Of workmanship they cannot b
surpassed on any road In the land. They
we're built at the Detroit Car Works, De
troit. Michigan. The seats are excel.
lent-mush wider than generally used
although 70 think the cars httsd up in
eur local machine shops equally - hand.
some = the new ONE. Thsss have
some modern improvements that the
othsu do not posssss. The cars are In
the machine shops, whore they WIN b
varnishsd and prepared for the road.
With much sorrow We learn Of the
death Of Jerry. eldest child Of our c.
tsemsd friend. II. L. Yagsr. Dsputy
State Treasurer. The poor little fellow
died this morning. and what makes his
disease the more sorrovful IN the fact
that Mr.. Ysgsr IL confined 70 his house
by serious indispodhon. End Mrs.. Yagsr
II lust recovering from the birth Of her
second child. We sincerely oondols
with the afiictsd family.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23
A norrihls Case.

The news Of aAorribls crime reached
ST. Louis last evening from the ancient
town Of Cahoh. in Illinois, six miles
southeast OF East 81. Louis, and wholly
isolated, without . railroad or tslsgfaphio
communications. Chas. Fisher, who
keeps . saloon In the place, has been
for some time carrying on o criminal
intimacy with the wife Of o German
named Roma. This intrigue bsoams 90
apparent - 70 cauys . great deal Of talk
In the town. The gossip came TO
Roma's ear, and he demonstrated With
his wife. She promised reform, but
still yielded 10 Fishsr's caressss. Sun
day, early in the day, Roma heard
enough 10 know that the promise Of re-
form had not been kept. and, after
brooding over his wrongs nearly all day,
got his gun and loaded II, and started
down 10 Fishers saloon 10 kill him. Az
he approached the saloon. he saw
Fishers girl, twelve years Of age,
who keeps house for her father, stand.
ing at one Of the windows. The horri.
BILE idea Of revenging himself upon his
wife's paramour by ravishipg the daugh-
ter seems to have entered his mind, and
he proceeded at once 70 carry out the
terrible crime. He slipped around the
saloon and into the house without at
tracing attention. The girl knew him,
and readily admitted him TO the room.
He had seized hor, stifed her cries, and
had gained possession OF her person,
when his hand slipped and the girl
shrieked. Fisher seized q shotgun and
ran In from the saloon. Seeing what
was going on, he threw the muxzle Of
his weapon within eighteen inches Of
Roma's head and fred. The aim was
perfect, and the mans head was torn all
to pieces. The girl was drenched in
blood, and the walls were covered with
the scattered brains OF the would-be
ravisher. Fisher made no effort to
escape. but was guarded during last night
by q posse Of citizens, who this morning
turned him over 70 the Constable, and
he wal taken 10 Bellevills.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23
xr An ORGAN.

The Chieago Tr6xs. since il hsgira
from the great "quadniatsral." under
the management Of Mr.. Msdili. IL fast
rssuming Its place y n Of The fore
most Republican psPsn in the United
States. Republican In sentiment IL
nevertheless refuses 10 become subssrvi-
emit 10 party. and 70 far nom being What
il termed an "orgsn."i Il IL most vshs-
mont in its denunciations Of that sort Of
journalism which blindly follow. In
stead Of leads; which. instead Of con.
slant, aggressive warfare against corrup'
ton. wherever found. contents itssli
with paliating and sxeusing The
bad acts Of corrupt party leaders
The 1SibSs claims 70 DO vhaI
in our judgment IL the highest type Of Z
political ~journal-an Independent Re
publican Newspaper. Supporting thu
principles Of the Republican party be
cause Il believes them 70 b right. Il
dsss mot hesitate 10 freely criticize What
ever IL deems wrong. whether in frsnd'
or foes. and from an altitude immsas'
ursbly above the tosdyism Of . Pursl,
party. or what 10 worse. . personal or
gan. IL surveys with free scope the
whole sap.nss Of politics. 10 thus gives
In Q recent article is views upon the
suspension Of the Republic newspaper,
They arc worthy the Tribune. and worth
consideration:
The suspension Of the Republic. the
young Republican daily In NewYork.
ought not to surprise anybody.
II vas . ssbssrvisnt organ. utterly un.
worthy OF the party which II presumed
70 represent. It's fatal mistake was in
accepting the voice Of Republican lead
sn n the voice u God. instead Of being
itself . Republican leader. ~ II might
have become II IL had correctly inter.
pretsd the popular will.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23

BEE rnox CoLoRADo.-Dressed beef
il now shipped in refrigerator cars from
Denver. Colorado, 10 the New York
market. Two an recently arrived,
which contained the carcasses OF ~
besves, 80 calves, 100 sheep and 20 an
tslopcs. II being well established that
meat Be thus shipped either from
Texas or Colorado 10 eastern markets, 1t
Is to be hoped that the transportation
Of 1.-Two cattle. with all its costa to the
owners or consumers OF the meat, and
all its misery to the poor beasts, may
in time be unnecessary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23

A MH. BuRroS. Of San Diego county,
California, who, from her enormous cul'
t~ivation Of castor beans. Il called by q
local journal the Queen Of Jamul Val.
Icy" has cast her royal eye ON 1000
additional acres for next years crop Of
the delightful vegetable In question, and
10 TO have . company Of pharmacists for
farm assistants.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23

Tt. plan adopted. at Mr.. Glads,ons's
suggestion. In Liverpool. Of having an
ofncial list Of the names and Addresses
Of al parsons who ars found insbriated
pabishsd among ths society gossip Of
the daily papers, Il said TO be far more
effective than ~prohibitory laws in re-
pressing intsmpsrsncs. and has had the
inddsntal advantage Of enormously in
c-rsasing the circulation Of newspaper
literature.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23

ms. ELIzAsrrn JENKINS, mother OF
fhs Late Mrs.. Surstt. and aunt OF Cap
tain Webster. OF the police force OF
Alexandria. q lady upward Of eighty
Year, Of age. met with an accident at her
home. near surraitville. recently. by
which abe had an arm broken and re-
sired other serious injuries.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23

ssc.rrAaY Balsrov d said 10 have
said that the Republican party made Its
mistake in beginning at tho bottom OF
Southern society and trying to work up;
10 should have begun At the top and
worked down. r
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23

NV onzzan . few days since. At
tempted TO vary the fun Of mobbing .
white school teacher. Nj. Boothby. He
was shansfully maitrsstsd. and COM
psllsd 10 sign . pledge that hs would eI-
srt himself TO prevent the mixture OF
white and black scholars. Tho only
way in which ''ths chivalry'' Is anxious
u mix white and black seems to Be In .
prenatal sort Of way.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23

MAsx Twax'snsw play, THE Gildsd
Age" has been running fourteen weeks
in New York. II has nsttsd the authos
ovsr $40, 900. and made . fortune for
the comedian, John T. Raymond. the
Colonel ssl,sn Of the piece. There's
miIlious In IT,"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23

NET Spring 100 English "svslls"
are coming for q grand buffalo hunt on
the plains. The hunt 10 to be organized
on . magnificent scale. Twenty scouts,
headed by Buffalo Bill. will ehaPeron
them, and In addition to . vast rstinue
J Of servants. cooks. grooms, waists, ste..
hey will b accompanied by . brass
band. which win discourse sweet music
- hey gathsr about their campfire 70
partaks Of the evening meal Of buffalo
meat. NiHlf ia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23

TIE latest case Of incidence 10 report
Cd Of John Hols. Who. IN writing his
name. simply uses the letter J and
punches . hole In The paper for the 70
mainder.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23

TEE San Francisco Board Of Brokers
consists Of but eighty members, and
the number can not be increased. A
seal was recently sold for $40. 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23

Mxr. ADELAIDE RIsroRI will. at the
conclusion Of her engagement In South
America, sail for New York, and will
begin . series Of performances.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23
NEW TO-DAY.
ENCAMPMRNT DRILL,
q. q. q. F. 80

THE MEMBERS OF THE KIN. 49,
campment Branch Of Odd Eel
lows Will plcase taks notios that
there will be held . SPECIAL -
THURSDAY EVENING, December stth. a.
O'Clock. This dnll 70 specially preparatory 10
the Grand Ball OF tilver State Encampment,
No. Z. TO be given on New FEARS I've.
All the MEMBER Of the Nevada Battalion and
the different Encampments arc cordially Invited
TO be present.
BY order Of Silver State Epeanpmeut, No. I.
ds13 ID q. HAltT. 9cribs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23

I'll Az very happy" said : French
mother. "I have . son-in-law whom
everybody discusses, and . daughter
whom no one talks about"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23
Notice to the Public.

7 HEREBY CAUTION xvxRY ONE NOT
to trust my wife Mar on my account, q I
win not pay any debts that abe may contract
nom this date, December q, 4. D. islA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23

IL .psRsons ARE CAUTIONED
a agai.st rsssiytng o. ssgotistiaf or 9
ehesk On ths Co.. I'M Agency o. tie nank q
61uIIDf PoW w; 49,; -, ! ~ loss
or nisiald. and payment stopped.
ndeis iots DAVID POWERS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23

Two Of Robert Brues's bones we're
sold in Edinburg for f5, and one Of the
y.rtebrr OF william the Lion for f5 los.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-23
A Wasna CUSTOM ceaalcrtu.

II is quits generally the custom to
~ i;,sr =omnlsint anil 10Th ths m;nsrai
srd vscs,ahIs L;n,dom. bavs bssn ami.
s.n,,y .ssysb.d IN nrocn,s tho most
$3.50. III ua,.anr. nns,.,;v.. r.
e.Sss aoap, So. nnan
vh a poa : ,.nc,nn IT,
,..h,.s asa.n MI svs,sm 81 t,.a,.
49,, !. - 'h 800 ,n";nia ~ ,ta, y,
[a;s;na van s aMJ J.h;,;ts,ad mar ia,o.
$500 W h,.nSv ~ anah,a LIN % ~
n...hs sans - Whan a..
s,;'nn1an, =. w;,hhoi, ~. go. :
= s"..sm aradra,i, r%.I.nsss Int a
m ! s,nnI;.h .Id -.aLsn.d
condition than before. What, then, is
wanted, Msaicines, whicn, wniie tney
i;,sr :. that organ "a tonsJ ina action.
x;il not ovsrvosL and thns dsbilitsts M
h.. I'll, whsr ,h.,r Ma - -d;.cons;rusd
800 i;..- .,rsno,hs,sd ana h.slshv
sroh ..w.S;a. A.. torrd IN ~ pisrcs':
Goid.n M.5;s., n;.ooxsr. ara pr,o.,iv.
ps,,s,s
a CURE OF LIVER DISEASE.
Rr.x rs,.. Nav IN. 1879.