davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-12

hah ! ..f . - ga ' +'''
but take O.irN 10 b lea .eA sou are que,
|. fuce 3. .gL's .l-t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-12

Vistnr'- Rni-nm ~ Niid Chcrry will re-
ID We aAl oiif- Gag. De .r4ll $3.50. tts AID 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-12

All Iurnsinfss and Mniefuiucss % c' iiIrea
fenef'4 ~ AeN ElL hi rnfta .fi q L. - cuts.
~ nr. lyon .Tesiih ,Tabl"t-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-12
fINANcIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY. Jan. LIP. M.-There was q
less active speculation at the stock Exchange,
nut the market continued strong, though ittegn-
lar 10 the mornif = trade. Lake Shore aud West
cru Ini0n we're the conspicuous features Of the
day. the FIRST named haying advanced from Gis,
Ia the early business 70 G5J,, after which It fell
OF. however To ST., seller 3, but rallied in the
late dealings and closed a. CA, the highest point
Of the day. Pacific Mail ana the St. Pauls we're
conspicuous the former ranging from 81. to
81. while - Paul preferred rose 70 1OL. and
North c,tern. und der liberal purchases, advanced
IT NJ 81 TO o. tne preferred ranging from ii
70 ;, 70. INC oveineut Ia these stter was due
70 the eNpec fatiln that the SUIT Il W snincton
WI & iav rao.e 20 the road. Hannibal and -.
Jose ID took a fNiL bic 4. Iu 30. 20 Is. tut
,he.'t ra'.'el ana ,io-eh AZ q lhe cause 81
the urc ~ Wh- found in "a e~tein 1e-pat,hes thst
.pvilcAilln would be made fyr receiver.
We'tern Union showed ". akness in the morn
..eadl az 3; .. Union fac'dc was e. better AZ
~. Ntnissn Cen; al :. ~ j,., and OhlOs p.
q IL, 10 4 lsitti ha,.n- been Arm a, LOO.
IAe active ..-t closed lsm az TIE best fgi-ss VI
4 small lroker failed. ha,.at been short Of
l. the S4ore auI huilcro. Pacific Nai. H.
count ives closed tbs afternoon under the
HE tot, uGuhero' shares q o.. o. was l2i.Gis;
~ Lac ore fSpFeeent-d 54.,y1; tactic
~ Wv "e,,frn JA.-n. 1910, L. Al
f"oi l0.i''' ilc lf.ie rret. aJ' H'thiosl aud
FL. $50. 49, = gre. ,l llll. !.
d u.s. a.
" rtig4u teIfr D. ltpy; Iirl %. 80; Illinois
ten,.al So, New Jersey Central. 80 aha.h,
40; Atauuc and Pacific preferred. 30: peia-
ware, Laci,awanua and Western. ~; Morris ard
kss X. ~; Wells Fargo Express ID New York
Central 10; Pacific 4 Missouri. ~: Q4icksu-
yer, -. Atlantic ard Pacific 1eiceraSn COM
pany. 10, Cleveland anI fittshurgn. 10: st.
Leuls. kan-as city and Northern, loo aud
United states Express. -.
The gold speculation was not important
Opening az ll3, The price fose T. ll31, but about
O'Clock declined - ll2i.. aud closed at ll2-..
Tie combinations operating fOr q rise in gold
re crrr>in larse amounts with currency. which
VIII explain the recent high r-tes for money,
Notwithstanding the cisburs ements since the
1t .nstant
Tie fol c~iae were t,e qr'uci g4l quotations;
.sI A. M..l3 1i:is M...lf- ID. f. N..ii1r.
! ~ n. 1885 lllf \. N..lit l-v T. 49,,
lO.-i =. N .lla ll:!5 A. NJ. ll-is $50 l. H.lls7-
~ ioa.s b" rates p.it Tor ha,las 0a.ancss CARED
Ter -. o n'a. sud q cent
re toai c.far.ngs A. soc God Exc' auge BANK we're
70 - -. "a oa. aces, ~ = 80. ar currency
' t''t ti- t-4 said cd i- com interest "a tne
Tie liy.J4.la-. az tle ~litei safe. saoIrs,.u-y
VA. D.1 geo rf-. tsiNti- .f tN fAfr. lfs s4f.,-
it-t -. ~. p.fH.,uss. q. i,e 80, sc. UaaLcc.
-C--7-s rri 4 f1i 4.f ss-S To rr-r..r %
SEA- o. b. 20. Fei.c7 G" tiSt ALI 49, . Tor i.4s
Noe..y ~ sase, = 'ae gi'h q o.er'us, 90
ca .- co. h-re 90 & % tr.si. %. ql -
4.et to &c.. i1fls ca. t fc-.s.e.l4 q s,
isSl p" 'ls trtl isai, ar rcgl.f srrf % ISL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-20
SECOND DispAToH.
The walking Aaseh-The Cubic Air
Ordinance - be Tested The
Marc Island NAVY Yard.

The waiking hsseh-Ths Cable Al,
Ordinance - be Tested The
marc leland Navy Yard.
San fsAscrsco, May 2o-3 P. NJ
At 10 A. n. 0'Lsary completed 400 miles.
There 10 no further question as to his
inability to accomplish the sIpectsd 500
miles by midnight. schmehl is picking
up . little and walking In better form
than yesterday.
A writ Of habsas corpus has been H.
sued by the Supreme Court, rsturnabls
forthwith. in the case Of tho Cinnamon
arrested under the cubic air ordinance.
to test the consttutionality Of the law.
II Is claimed that Its defect consists In
the fact that 1t Is not uniform in its
operation.
A number OF professional bummers
are now infesting this city BY represent.
ing themselves as gas aud water col.
~lectors.
The Chronicle is after the Navy Yard
again this morning to the extent OF .
column. II makes the cost OF repairing
the steamer Lackawana nearly $500, 900.
giving details Of the amounts paid In
the several departments Of construction,
while the original cost Of the ship was
about $3.50. 900. II also ampliies large.
ly on the manner In which appoint
ments are sold out and unskilled labor
.rs given positions As skilled mechanics.
They come down with a certain percent
age Of their wages to those procuring
them employment. II the facts and
figures given could be verified, II would
show q state Of things at Mare Island
~disgraceful to the whole management OF
naval Affairs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-20
LYnAN.
Ressit OF the Analysis Dsmasded
by the Csrsser's Jury.

In obedience to the expressed wish OF
the jurors summoned by Coroner Mayer
to hear the evidence in the case Of Mar
garet Lyman, the stomach OF deceased
was sent to San Francisco for chemical
analysis. Following ia the statement
received from the chemist:
STAT, Of ~Cai;forais. city and County Of
Saa Francisco: william J. wenzell, Of
tho aforesaid county aud State. being
duly sworn by me. the undersigned,
Samuel Hermann. q Notary Public in
and for the said city and county. duly
commissioned and sworn. deposss anu
saws on oath that he Is Professor OF
Chemistry Of the Medical College OF the
Pacific: that no il an analytical chemist:
that he has made n thorough chemical
ANALYSIS u the stomach aud contents Of
the same, received from William Mayer.
Coroner OF Storey county. State Of Nevada;
and now reports that he has therein
found phosphorus. That. furthermore.
ieponent has subjected the contents OF
the box Of Costar's Rat EItsrminator to a
chemical analysis and therein found
phosphorus, aud that said box was also
sent 10 him (deponent) for analysis by
M, aforesaid William Mayer. Coroner Of
Storey county. In faith whereof. de-
. ponsnt has hersunto signed his name
this 10th day Of May. 1876.
WILLIAM j. wKSzkLL.
Subscribed AMI sworn to this 10th day
OF May, A. ID. 1876. before me.
SAMUEL Hermann,
Notary Public.
Eight Of the nino Jurors met 81
odd Fellows building at : o'clock last
evening and returned tho following YER
dict:
wo find that deceased came TO bel
death by taking . preparation called
..Co.tar's l,a. DETERMINATION. which
preparation contains phosphorus In IA
tally poisonous proportions: that shs
was driven to this act by the extreme
brutality and continued cruelty Of heI
husband /: and the regret OF this Jury II
that he cannot 10 legally punished Tor .
murder that We consider him moraiiy
guilty Of.
This was signed by all the jurors pres,
emf. AMI this subject. which has troubisd
the Coroner not a little, was finally set
tlel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-20
THE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Ne enc &C. Biasae fsS che Death 81
Eugcas Nelly.

tina GnFnnaT'a lnnnEat IAnt nlQnl n
4. a..
great dsai oi 'esumony "as 'aAen 'n'
case Of Eugene Kelly. who was killed by
being thrown from . car. Twas shown
that the cars were not moving at q rate
To exceed two miles an hour and thai
the boys. by stepping TO the next car
could have avoided any serious acei-
dent.
Ono witness said; The boy nelly
whose name Afterwards learned. Tell ON
his knees when he jumped Oh, and q
casting struck him on the small Of the
back; Murphy jumped ON u pile OF iuni.
Der but could not get out OF the way; u
they hal Jumped Oh on the other side
Of the car they wouid not have been
caught.
s. ID. Mickey was sworn md said: 1
am employed as n tsamster BY Mr.
Savage; did not know the boy Kelly;
va. sitting on a a Of lumber next the
one loaded With the castings; The engine
backed in with Two more car. y drew
all out to where ths could q Curly
dumps inmDer' wnen sns cars Ns's
being backed some OF III wnesis lumpsa
the track u threw Inc castings against
the lumber; saw the BOY. Nelly caught
by the small OF the back between tne
castings and lumber, ne erawisI our
under the casting, no was unsols ~
spesN, nesa ,n "" ~, : ar.
~" ~ n,, an.
unis', ns voys Nv, u% !. =.
s. anu IN n.a so,n'
~ A.. ~, ~. ,na.;ns .io~ a. \.
pany' w." .s.,5.n,. az. r.. III
si.a,.a, 49,. ~ nv, ~ h.s,,s ,I.,,.;n
p - s,a ~
"1,su; .aI .naa sr.s"x..
Mu'n - .,Us,".;an AZ -sa,Io.;r.
., nu
"',v''' n" ;n.a .,h,.., 4, .r,..,
we, yv,n Cnsnn g.
oe'oIs." y. = rn..,. xs,Iy
isy eou1'J; IN 49,, l.m nv ~.
.s go ;n;n,;.. sr.,.;n.d bv hi.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-20
WESTERN DISPATCHES
sr.e,AL 70 RE soLD zuL sA.s usvs
New Unifern Of she San Yssneises
Psliss-The Insurance Cssps-
Alarmed.

-
slx FaAxcrsoo, May 2o-l:2o ?. H.
The new uniform Of the Police Is similar
to that Of New York city. The police
men are 10 DO drilled . ID militia, one
hour . day being given to instruction.
The Board Of Fire Underwriters, In
view Of the extensive use Of pyrotsoh-
mics at the coming Centennial eslsbra-
ton. have issued q circular to agents,
cautioning them to take every prscau.
ton against fires. and to obtain the aid
Of local authorities in enforcing precau.
tionsry measures, as they say they do
not want the hundrsdth birthday Of the
nation TO be . black.lettsr day TO the In.
surance companies,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-20

ANY sro,y', BENEFIT. = National
O., u.u 90. w.,, ALL Last evening.
-. a.. a.,,.,o, q, lnv s,o,s.. hen.
AZ. n...,..,..
sht. otvieaa'ahuIn .ns as
sPpesianes o, uns s. iu".
Der OF ,'oid ii'ii c,eAons WIZ Pn ,.
Inc play o. w "I.s. anu
Love va B''en =. ~, -
styIe 9, 'ns an e..
oe''.u y w. ".AS .,a.,.e,. IN
y n''rse'i,e As u'"",
hearts oy neI e.lu,s,'. " ~ m.
aii. IL. :. o'1ne "n p.a.I w. .n1
ran were Roou nou vi, ~ .""
Fanny Merrill Io,hignt VIII oe p,e-
ssnted tue powerful Ir.unh otne
Two orphans' IN wn'cn Amy o,ohe mas
appeared throughout tue woris WIN
most wonderful success. oh ouhaay
aud Monday r'sn,hgs 2 eIna n u.m
RE- ~ uV, i.", nnao,rU;,x .a",d.
ed our people to see this star Alliance Oh
afainaa' genius
GoLp HILL DRAMATIC CLrD'-ihe
most complete arrangements nave peeh
made for the entertainment to be given
by this society thi. evening. The stage
and .eeprry have been gotten up in the
yery beat style aud at great cost, and the
sc,nic effects Of the play will be perfect.
All Who attend will be entertained. The
young ladies and gentlemen who are en-
gagged In the matter have determined
that II shall succeed, and that is sufi.
Gent to guarantee q grand tri.
umph. Let each and syeryons
90 tonight and with their
presence, and support AN effort which il
| worthy Of all commendation. The play
to DO presented 10 the ever popular
drama Of ''ren Nights in q Bar-.oom."
and the evenings entertainment will
eioss WIN ,a', ,s, ~ ssnns
no",. n.., a. 7.so: n.rioruapes to
commence At 8 O'Clock.
.
CoSrRAcr A~ARpEp.-A q meeting OF
the County Commissioners, held in vir-
81 c,,-.,.. Az. ..,,,..,. =, oval.
~
.;s; ~. sw,rJsJ 10 .John Ros Of mi,
town, at the rate Of 81 20 per cubic
yard. The Commissioners estimated
that the work would cost less than S6oo..
Two other bids were received. both al
II 20 per cubic yard: 1t IN the in'en-
ton to have the work commenced on
.;,S;n 10 x..I. tom thst dsie, Tbo
Commissioners talked Of trying to have
the prisoners sentenced to short terms Of
confinement in the County Jail, utilized
in removing a portion Of the rubbish
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-20

DrxslrisriEp.-some OF our people
have been ~ unreasonable a. to COM
plain about the present state OF The
weather. II these m~aiconienis had
been among the children Of Israel when
they made that famous tramp across .he
desert they would not haSe been salts
lied with the qusils unless they had been
on toast.
ATTENTION. s,rsrrsLps Tho mem
hers OF the sarsfeld Guard. Gold Ill.,
ar. requested to assemble at their armo-
~ in full uniform Tomorrow SUNNY,
ut . o'clock r. NJ. for Tho pafposs VI
sseorting J. O'Donovan Rosa ma osp.
tain McCafisrty TO Virginia City. az
notice In our advertising columns
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-20

In . letter to Mrs. Lisls, Of Chicago, . vel
known contributor TO the Western press, shs
ascribes the cure Of Q dangerous cough. accom-
panied by. bleeding n the iungs, TO Hale,
Honey OF Horehound and Tar. my cough
she says. .,threatened " suhocats me
removed every trace OF &C." The letter VA "a
. lady friend IN this city. who has placed Il d
the disposal Of q. N. Crlttsnton. Z Sixth ave
nue.. Pixies Toothsehs Drops cure 10 ont
-l,nsA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-20
onsrAcLns no MARRIAGE.

Happy relief for young men nom the shseti
Of srrors and abuses In early life. Manhood
restored. Impedluents W marriage removed.
New method Of treatment. New and remark
in seaied rnvelops. Address HOWARD AZ.
sOCIATION, tieN. Ninth street. Philadelphia,
Pa.-sn Institution having . high reputation
for honorsbls conduct and professional skill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-20
A CARD.

To oil who are Suffering IRON the srrors and
indlscretious Of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss 81 manhood. etc.. ] viii send
q recipe that will cure you. nee OF charge,
This great remedy was discovered by . mis'
sionary In South America. Send selfad'
dressed envelope 10 the Rev. Joseph 7. Inman,
station D, Bible House, New York City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-20

LIox's KArHlrnoS makes beautiful,
glossy. luIurisnt hair; prevents Its fall.
ing out or turning gray. II has stood
the test Of 40 years. Is charmingly per
fumed, and has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-20

PunLic srEAxERs and singers will find
Browns Bronchial Trochss beneficial in
clearing the voice before speaking OIL
singing. and in relieving the throat after
any exertion Of the vocal organs. Fol
coughs and colds the Trochss arc Of
fsctual.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-20

HAoAs's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves
and restores the complexion; removes
freckles. tan and sallowness; makes the
skin soft, white aud delicate. It's ap-
plication cannot be detected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-20

" the Iosri Of Health. which 'psnt thou.
sand. Of dollars 10 the general distribution Of
deodorissrs 10 prevent the spread Of eontacisus
f.vsrs, would be consistent. they should graf
u~itously distribute Gienn's Sulphur sosp 70 The
victims OF contagious srupt!ons. Bold even.
Hnefr,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-20

Tuosk large dishes Of Strawberries,
with pure cream, at the Ice-Crssm Par
Or.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-20

TArrIEs.-Chocolats. Rose, Lemon.
w%intergreen and Molasses Tafics, at the
Ice-Cream Parlor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-20

OLD-YlsuIoSrp MoLAssEs CANDY at
the Ics-Cream Parlor-mado daily.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-20

CASDY.-That delicious Lemon Cream
Chewing Candy, at the Ice.Crsam Par
lor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-20
A COUoH,

IcE CREiMs. strawberry. Lemon and
Vanilla, at the Ice Cream Parlor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-20

CHOCOLATE CAxAxEIs. made fresh
every day. at the Ics.Crsam Parlor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-20

FnrsH ARRIVAL Of imported candies at
the Ice-Cream Parlor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-20
srOCK %REPoRr.
l-..ro.r,D pAnr IT n. =. r,Arus . eel

tAsrsf.p p~hhh WI
8aa Fraaeises Beard.
Last nvEHIsa.
i.5 Mssdsv vaiisy,i
10 Raymond b Ely. Il, iak, 20
s. kursha Con-. l1k. i2S
Boz Jsskson, tk,t
20O Alps.
10 Bslaoat. AZ
40 Lsspafa,s
~ Jsssrsss. sse
2s5 Ola, Tso. TTxc. I. Uke
Nh Panther. IN
~ Ssrthsrn Balls, Is
TO Hssssy. 90. e7xe. Csc
~ osssnsi Tle.ss,3
co. Csss Cos. inc
10 Gsldss chariot. AZ
co kaieksrbnehsf. slSe. Tsc
tso Baltimore Gee az. ~. AZ
10 sAlvsr Hill, ~
i7s Rseh isissa. ~. N
n WssAviiis. -. ~
lso y. z. Csa-. ~. N
% KsssstA. ~
102s Autss. .. ~
IN Oeeideotai, ~. tk,tS
30 AltA,3
81 franhlin. I
LOO Europa. sc
$50 wells Fargo. &c. sse
rs Sssth Justice. az
ia p,ospset. IS.ts
10 saatS csa. Virsi.i.. 1. size .
icl Msrling rtar.s
tio Trojan, as. sc
TINS MOANING.
Iis opSir. HS. tsx. six b. sik 40. ssS
TO Merriam, SsS. Ut. s5k -. So
30 Gssld : curry. isS. iss. ign
no sssih sslehs,. :6S. aS. %s.H
40 cahfsrsia. ,ss. :,
Isl savage, isA. -
40 Coo virginia. IN. "a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-20
oDD vELLowamur IN NEy1DA.

Iss Prsgrssa ana rrsspssisy-Nu.-
bss 90 Lsdgss-Nsahsr 81 Mssa.
bsrs-Its Assets Ansusts raid
Or Relief ssd Charities fer the
Year 1879, Etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-20
LOOK HERE!

10 worth knowing that FURNITURE
BEDDING, CARPETS. L0UNoRa. SPRING
MATTRESsEs. and many other things, can b
bought az X. ". GRANT, Gold Hill labovs The
News ofics). Of 80 rcss1nabls rates a. o. any
they are represented to be. Ism
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-20
D.nth or an AueIent Mariner.

Dshtu o. III NuetV"s "Hr5"er'
New Yoax. May 2O.-Captain Samuel
Cooke, aged % years, the Oldest ship
master in America, died In Boston on
the 18th instant. lie made two OF the
shortest passages In the Flying Cloud
between San Francisco and New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-20
m. L.ul.Iap. Cenmi.tee.

WASHINGTON. May 20. - It 10 now
thought TINT the Louisiana Committee
will bs detained at Now Orleans three
times IA long us was al first anticipated.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22
The Way The Cable Talks.

An operator sits ut a table in a room
darkened by curtains. On his desk stands
au instrument named the rejecting gal
vannmeter, the invention of Sir William
Thompson, without which the Atlantic
rele2ruphy would be slow process. not ex
ceedug TWO or three Instead of eighteen OF
twenty words. at the present rate.
This delicate instrument consists of
tiny magnet and small mirror swinging
ON a silk thread. the two together weigh.
ing but few grains. The electric current,
passing along the wire from Valencia, de-
fleets the magnet To and fro.
The mirror reflects Il spot OF light on TO
i scale. in box placed at the operators
right hand; by its oscillation. the spot OF
light indicates the slight movement OF the
magnet, follows every change in the re-
cciving current; and every change, either
giea. or small, produces corresponding
oscillation Of the spot OF light Oh the
scale
a code of ofsiguals is so arranged by which
the movement OF the spot indicate the let
ters Of the alphabet.
Whcd receiving 4 message from Valen-
cia. the operator watches the light speck,
which keeps dancing about over the scale
on his right.
TO his practised eye, each movement Of
the spot of light represents a letter of the
alphabet, and its seemingly fantastic mo-
tiOns are spelling ont the intelligence
which the pulsines Of the electric current
are transmitting between the two hemis.
phercS. It is truly marvellous 10 note how
rapidly the experienced operator olsen
tangles the irregular oscillations OF the
dense speckS into the letters and words
they represent.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22
UNIVERSALLY
RECOMMENDED

w nave just received October, 1879 comm.
n''ti'n from nearly every druggist in New Eng
Ana' and the testimony j. universally in favor of
>ANt"hh> RADICAL CUHE FoR CArAEsH We
believe there never was a rcmc,iv 80 ponul,r
wherever known, ami certainly We fsei thar never
was one more deserving oi praise. Founded mn.
On correct scientific principles and calculated sv
the most accomplished physicians TO meet tho $,
Verest forms Of Catsrrh. thc cures male by il
have pot only been numerous, hut So remarkable
a. 60 excite public attention aud csu,c the lie I,
exceed 'cni'ld that OF any similar remedy ever
before compounded.
While many arr anxious to make publi- thoir
testimony In favor OF thc RADIO Al CURE. otbars-
and among this number may be found many Of
our most respected ciizens-disliko TO become
publicly Identified with 80 loa,b-ora , ,,.e,.o
hehcc, in the following case We arr unable to
ave the name. but are permitted TO .tatc the So.
verify ard condition OF the case before and after
using The RADICAL CUEY and also that the gentle
man occupies TespoH. ible odioe IN one of our
state institutions We quote -
Il would not for the world permit my name To
'' h-cd. although have no doubt il won id he Of
''"'h' '' mAhF no" Euneung as have suffered.
hui give you a bret statement of my case
For iFo year. have taken bromide # pots..,
Aul 1Fvnhc Of ammonia every dAy. ! never
pas ed a s.ngI" .ht without getting up one. or
VIC o. lfre my throat from the matter that h.h
f' prci INTO 81 during sleep, and finally cnugh.l
IUrnS an this time Since taking ihc Il AnIt Al
'ht h-Nc taken no potas~a ammonia. have
DO if ''cu'iI4 every nisFt " iihout unca-iness or
"-il'-t ROT pArticl le pt mater has dropped IN.
-' iu' throat during slcCY, and every symptom Of
a cough ha- let uic -
wonderful result truly, all viii -av, who know
9r ran r,alzc lhe extent aud .cycrty of this ca-c
lH" ECnt.uau has hal q .hiecn bottles. Tins
nu-i s.t-fv the scertcal that there b. great merit
u ihr kAui'' Al tTEE. It. mode of prcuArarion
3. new AM Original Ignoring the old practice.
'hi f'iufie.. i'r- sanford selected a new field
ana has demonstrated H. method 10 hc n, auiv
irei-'r ana rtyor failing treatment
lhc l"'lHSlns recommendation arc fJuR