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THE TENTH WARD.

The municipal tak-payors OF tho Tenth
Ward hold meeting last evoaing At No. 80 West
Randolph street for tho purpose Of entering
thoir protest in tho mattor Of unjust PERSONAL
property taxation. Tho gathering waH ama!l
one, Notwithstanding tho fact that botween quo
and 800 residents Of the ward Lave siEnliled thelr
Willingness to fight tho Assessor In the Courts.
Mr.. L. Jacobs ono OF tAe property. oWnofa III tho
ward, was chusea to preside Is Chairman.
Afey few rfmarks on tho stuatlon, ho called uron
hr. 7. Usaner, lawyer Present, TO exx!ss hs opn.
lon a. 10 Tho probability 0! Tho movement Of the .1-
payera being attended With success. The gentleman
responded by urging thoso present to taxa immediate
acnn. lie thought that :hele was not tue least doubt
but what tho Of tho aggr!evcd parties could s
prosecuted successfully. InModiate concerted action
was however, quite necessary. as the Collector was
making preparation to teyy upon tho property Of those
who had not yet paid their tatcss
commitea Of thrso ws1 then appointed 10 draw tip
such resolutions would stcufe speedy adjustment
Of tho difficulty, aer which tho Meeting adjourned 10
meet again Saturday evening and tecavo tho report OF
the Committed All olntcd.
, 1876-01-13
TAX SUITS.

AFu oI4AL lNEs1 ANllEt
TITO wcll.hnown grocer, 9. II. ssnok, has also
found tic pressure Of personal property taxoB
somewhat too onorous In tue present depressed
condition OF nous uppctites, and yesterday
u1alo hia modu Ia tho Circuit Court. His stock
of groceries. lrs aud vet, no says, is MT worth
moro thau $1,000 (sllon tAcy arc marked down
"brlow cost y nor Inns 1t exceeded thai aum
during tho paat year AH good citizen ho
made out hs echodule last spring, In which ho
listed his property ut s3,9li Tho .AsBcssor and
tho State Board addod their usual amount Of
yenst aud tho valuation rose Immediately 70
st5,eo0, on which ta1 OF 81, ,0oG.o .o5 WIS lovicd.
copied In, and tho complainant concludes by
asking for the tlaual injunction.
THE WEEr BinE ALSO iH HEARD FnoM.
Tho first complaint from the 'Vost Bldo camo
II Oh TIT
gsziern 6ock Of goods At No. 800 Vest Madison street.
Last alny they scheincd their stock at q! which
accepted by tlo Abse+aor, lawrence obrt u. This
thu sta,o hoard Of E1uAllsat!ou added il tte, max
Ing 1t 800. On this DDrlcn haa 1cYied a taK OF
Sl5it5, and tho conpnlnanh ask that tho collection
o Ills amount may be entc!nel charging that their
sesxed il proportion 10 liz value Of theit PROPERTY.
AND ANOTHER.
Dutta T. Excel. Of No. lsl South Water street, n!.o
Assess or rhi'lpa honesty sud Judgment. Their prop.
crly they stale IN bill Alcd by them yesterday In
lho sapcror Court. s only WORTH about $780, Yei tho
placed Il 1t '.oo, and hs hosom friend md colleague:
Michscl Evans ID now ntsompstng to collect tax Of
$olN, The comP1atnants then 90 On "a mako somc.
1t ills day rather commonplace. rennraa about tho
hction OF that orrao Organization. tho bate Board Of
Equalization, and end with tito usual request for on
injunction.
AND YET ANOTHER.
LaBtly, DarTown C4rpRntcE Co., after due DELHI
no Ssea s iaisy ~ t1s.ed by se.srs. saus md rhp"
Their valuation Of their property wei 300. Fhiliia
, 1876-01-13

,1 giving tHe n"ntt ~ oFneftnntf 70 oe aesta.
Of lAs pute t'e. rropo.'t!on. ~ !. hsr.h md
ntrs'onshs sud contrary % ne sp!Ts q our ia'ttn.
in ali caaes 1et tmperat1snIy dsnanded by justtco
md good consctence. by s.ery consideration which
riRh.s tor tho sao Of society That e houta Al least
.se an oppost"ny 70 to s:asa on n. 91e.t,on a. 70
ndao o, ~ Tano eaftae Moe - w snce @ 70
opportunity. ii tbond Le son,ehng practical. aud Of
Eheh 10 ean s.ai! Lin.ef The p.eaen. isw provide.
meet to review to neaessnont. This, In city Of half
miIion r, Of peor,e T. taTeo lhs ta..nsyet Nigh.
IN aad he n,ay ao 10 thu County Bo,rd. That q
better. 1t IN entirely Inadequate. This County Board
would not hArs Tins to ezsnina per cent Of the
nov, beyond tte'e ttore II A state roara. which
may double hin htsrssment without his knowledge OF
and .,srv again Ia radical violation Of cardinal
rrns'ps. that sa1aon and represent.ion 60 hsnd tn
amount Of Tho a1 but, III tha eate, nineteen gentle
harcn os .he lax sna ,cto9tn.ne i. Tor hi,n, without
hs cunent or without giving Lin IN opportunity to
Now, hero sro certain cardinal principles which
should 10 Lost sight Of and II becomes tho duty of
the peoro 70 toll that Intelligent men sro laced
In position to eer1re tls rtu,edy.
Tho nschcf Of hc law Ia that It gives the AsaeR'or
too 1nuch toWcr. LIE il compelled arbitrarily to put
rs os ~ ~,
and swell dsy. 10 one man esn mskc az anessucut,
nor Nho1 sy on nn ssr t. II
The law should 10 framed in sl1urlc aud rain
brsIueas man capable Of filing ont his returns. An
ignorant, ishoncat malicious Aaaessor has tue op
portunsios oil on his aldo. An able, ipleeent. md
hohtst Assessor cannot within tle tins SLOWED do
tnuell moro than guehs.
proposed two year. ngu whirll rnct with favor from
tom, like Galloway, Derick.ou noguo and Forsytho.
H., ottn
vttotY powern. lie should havs the books long enough
In bis hsntls 10 give tho public M opportunity 10 OK
lie wos,l ii short limo have complete arstssInent
and tb plblic w0uil earn where to 10 10 have
{uslce ,louc The Assessor ehonld harea yeas 10 Do
.bol.hed. Thu idea nat men, living, in Crawford
essn lee @ sasee.tsd y Gu. TfsSt sSernsa Ts!ea con.
;;1.l, ;I appoint a A,se;.os to- eash Grand
DEPUTIES, auA 10 keep A. work nuu correct l.s Il
perfected. This plan would gve opportunity at all
These three Assessors would constitute tho Btaso
noard and With tho intelligence and ability such men
before them hey would arrive ut satisfactory results.
recommend careful consideration OF tDa ran.
There arc other si!acul.iea In tue law which might
tr!catc.-harbh and hurthcnsoIue. Whatever may 10
tho outcome Of tho present difficulty, ssas. 1t. s-
something is done, tho entire manufacturing inereat
will no driven ont Of the state.
the oor Of tho liotsc, shat wond Open tho door to
fraud An oppression; that II could not 10 enforced
without CALLING tl,e necks Of The poope aud in SONG
nosa men 10 cpresent thls county in tho Thirteth
there t!l bc some hopo Tbey vii fni hearJ CO.
operation tn the country, for while tue country is
, 1876-01-13
socixinE n Teacher xor Lindu.


She was at one OF tho union achoot.housos
half au hour beforo school opened. 6he Lad
..Linda" N,sh her She was q tall woEaan ~
years old. with a law showing great feie .niua.
tiOp, and Linda" WAS u. and rat1or shy aud
prutty good.Iooking. Tho mother sald hho
hAln't beeu IN tho city long, and that It wna her
duty to get Linda into school and see that Bho
was properly educated. Nhon Tho teacbct cAmo
tho lnothor boldly lnqurols
"You know enough to tonch, do you ?"
II think do" replied tho teachor, biushing
deeply.
"And you tool competent to goscsn tho schol-
mrs, do souf"
"Do you pound 'eu with . fcrrule, or lick 'em
with whipi"
"Wo seldom resort to punishment hero." TO-
Piled tho embarrassed toscho!.
" know that ii Linda should CONC home Ill
pounded up Id fool like killing somo ono. I
auppo',se you a1e OF 1espoctab's character a'ns
"Why -ahcm-w -"Btammeredt tho tcaehcr,
growing white and then red.
:" expect you are" continued tho woman.
:" It's we'll enough 10 kuow rho our cAlldson aro
atsociatnR with. Now, then, do you allow tho
bova aud girls to sss togoIhur ~
"That'a riRht. Thcy nover used 10 when I
wna yaung hnd don't think Linda ID any tctter
Than 1 IN. Another thing do you allow any
"Auy wh.t7" exclaimed ,he pnxzIoa teacltor.
"Do you allow d boy to wink At girl :" Apked
the woman.
"Why, 10 r.
~ wss efrald yon did. Linda IL As shy 10 =
aud tell NC Tint she had beon wlnksd at don't
have beau ~
why-why--" was tile .tammerea reply.
u think Jon dol" resumed tho woMRE, So
yeselY. ~ know Just how II works. WHOM
sou should bs e1p!aintug whut m archipelago IL
, 1876-01-13

marked by w.t. With tl1e designs and Tho mod
CID o! tho Pompadour artists. tho sasea and tho
stktnottes Of the old Hovsca havo acquired
saue e1asl 10 that Of The most pleooua work OF
nsvolnHon aud tho Empire, people atilI tight for
lhen a. in The last century. Al tho bnlc ot San
Donate troasltes. tho nnhes Of tho Pompado'ir
must have kndoI hnow when het Rerslce or
Quoen had over Auch sollcA2 st. Victor said,
"Tho Chinese have eoddcas OF porcelain; il
We Lad a mythology. Madame de 1ompadonr
would be Tho divinity Of old Hovres. II was sue
, 1876-01-13

1.ord IIoughton has goue lack to England "ath
q coo1-sud.Iuli stnry that the ppoplc of tho
United States feel 10 Kindly 10 .arda that country
tia. sl,oJ actually want = tI'l'lau8th statue ot
Ktug George llI. 10 occupy cousp!cuous pace
1t tie great oxhIe.tfon next yosr. llts LofdSnlp
iutl1nato3 TINT thus bad been Huggo"sed to nun
by lie authorities. T!lo Loadon b!andard ts
Greatly pieased with tho ideA ana suggests that
= tbe t,jg.tailsd marvel in marble. which. from
tbs baok Of whimsical stced y Gockspa5 street,
seTiously missed Tor few month";"
, 1876-01-13


Tho Commercial afui Financial Chronicle fur
nlshes THE TnteuNA With tue foilo1ing advance
sheet Of tho railroad earnings In December, and
from Jan. ], 1875, uniit Dec 81, 1875:
..yf r1 n ttuHtk0G NJ tEnxNnxH.
, 1876-01-13
tThrce weeks only ot Decenber in eaeh year.

T0tnl.. .fj2, ON ~ ~, 800
Nc: doctea.e.... B9s.4ls
, 1876-01-13

CHICAGO. PEkIH t. sOUTHWE STERN,
Tho annual rnop!ing Of the Ghicago. poxin d
Southwestern Railroad Company raa held Al
the Office Of the Company at B.restor, ILL.,, Tues
day, Jan. II. Nearly al Of tho s.ock was repro
ecntcd. Tho number Of Directors was Ioduccd
from thirteen 10 nine, and the following wero
elected: F.: z; linckley and 4. y; M.etef. Of
Plumb, 3. Plumb. and 4. l.. Tyler. Of st!eatoii
7. ". Anthony. os Warrington; aud i. II. 1iaf'
rts, of Morton.
rho Isosrd was organized by clectug F. F.
dent; F. Plumb. Secretary A; y. Tyler. I.eas-
u.or and +, r. ilncklov, +. Plumb and ". T..
Nisson, Executive Committed.
a resolution waa paAacd chnng!ng the nnme to
tho Chicago 4 Southwestern Naltuad.
The lna has bcen extended dur1ug tho year
from Htreator to joliet, and will be opened In
about thirty days from Chicago 70 Peoria. vla
Joliet, Etrcator, Washington. and Pekfp. making
tue shortest lipo between Chicago md reoria.
The teporls Of tho ProsldenL suporin.endeot,
aud Treasurer "cre road aud approved. The ope-
fal!ouA for tho past year Wero very battEfactoy,
tho road having been operated for 80 por cent OF
tho grosa rece1rts.
ITEMS.
The Toronto Glote saya tho purchase by Com.
modoro Vanderbilt Of controlling 1nteroat 10
tho Canada Southern Railroad makes now cra
In tho history ot that enterprise. The in.crpEo-
tatIon to 10 put upon hs action in regard to tho
CRnada Bouthern in tLat lie aees iis way to carry
to a Bucenss,ul tssue tue new American direct
route to Chicago. already constructed ~ tar as
Fa. cite. Mtct., and which requires but d small
outlay to carry It ito It's final desttnatlon. 1h,B
BY tho further agency Of the Nov iork Central
will practically g,e TO ono dirc:torate the cou-
lrol Ut an uubroxen line Of communication be-
tween Lhtcago and New York.
MI: J. I. Joy. President Of tho Michigan Gem
trAl. Mr.. ]. II. uougaa, President Of tue tliIuols
Central. aud other Iualagera Of railroads. enter
Ing tho city by the Lake. 1 ront held secret con-
fab at tho office OF the Michigan Central Rait-
road yesterday. Itis Understood the Lakc~Frons
DEPOT question was nuder consideration, but
Whit wnA said or what action was taken could
not 10 ACCT taneu.
Tic managers Of the pooled lines leading to
tue Last adjourned shortly aflcr their meet
lDg with the Doaad Of Trade Committee on Dis
crin,na1ions. It is Ii deratood that during their
session here no business Of any Importance 10
tho outside public WAS transacted.
Dir. L. +. ktpiev las resigned hIs roa.tion 10
General Eastern Agent Of tho Chicago, Bur!ing.
ton Il Quiury Railroad, 10 ASSUME the position
Of General Agent Of tho uooaac Tunnel Llne.
lie will hare Lis headquarters 1t Boston.
, 1876-01-13
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE,

UNI U11ClJV U41yQ Y kI141VV11t
1nu General !tAnla:laa;ir CuntAn,s Ma4I Ste.m,a
ecuuld vt.ssls this .asotito route for ihn Gonns i
tbcluz, faurp suatAcfy tnan Auy olhasl will AA
Pier h1. ~, AuFth hlfert ~ !u!leHs:
I:ABllADoll eanglss s............oatuEa45. Jan. y
Piiiicg JF PassAGE In G6i.D tiacludius r.ne,:
Flint cabin. xlD Rud siao aosotdk ~
coaa raoin, a. tnird, S4 Ho,uru ckess rrlun.d
r,te, stestaxs 49, VITA .9pesor .ee.tumooas,on Ia.
iuatkeu thu. do uti carry rteertge passengers. -.
LUIS uEIIEItIAk. Agcht. t5 HtNA1MAIt N.Y
, 1876-01-13
ADJUSTMENTS.
HO0LEY'S THEATRE.

MIR. Q. D. HESS, MrecioY
Fsn Zandth nonttt Tonight. This THURSDAY evening
'eo. u, only performances Of 1ouuods grand opera
r. - U 81 T,
for the beno Of tbs faYotte American pr.na donna
,Mmo. Jonnio Van Nnudt,
who ,t., III aprear Ia Ler nus portrsyl Of MAI
nnE!lIE, with Mrs. BEGUN, MeAsrs. CARLETON
FEAKE8, aud MAS in tho cast.
Mf. 4. BehrenH Conductor.
Full. CfloRU5--aHASD 0RCHERT11A.
uHAND FANFARE btATAlhE In the 9Th net, wteh
FULL, BAND upon tho ftage.
Ffi1sy. HAlslnA {kelnRgI GRAND KELLOGG
MATINEE on SATURDAY, THE TAL1saiAN; R1suR
day night, FRA DTAYOt1O ivan ZAutt}.
GENERAL ADMISSION, ONE boILAu,
Neserytd Ssats, tl.U3; Q4ilerI, Is cent?.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-09-10
tII'IIt tttn

rrnI-1Hrl Amendment a'il revision "f The Can.
nni,lipiI 81 the r'U'r ~ N"yulr, paced ~ Tho
rcyr NTH rfssipn uT iE0 f"gial1tufr:
I:"r"iyUi. hy tn" h.s"mliy. iho Sru1i" con.
Cutrius.. mat IA" Constitution ui The state Of
Nevada hr amended 49, iDllIHg:
Am'ni Section rur ~ Artl,l. * 81 he Couau-
tuition Uf it.r State VI Nevada - a. ~ Trai ng
tnlipws.
grrti,r I. Tho focal yrN~ n,n'i rptn,nrnrr on
thr fret dny nf p-r,iIlr In cash year.
rnssoi January ~. 1875.
Resolved. by tho Assembly, Tho SruIio Cnn-
curing hEt oar history. 80 STATE, Ilrg taught
80 the nrrr9aHY ~ IoyIIGg the tut.iituliuut
We therefore Tr"uiginCli the r!'c'uIa. ~ tho
neat election frr m,'nh, ~ If a." Irl3liinfS. Ia
vote fer .r nrniinl tho CtllirR 81 Cruy,iii -
Tor th purir'ae "r revising tho Consultation 81
~" state ut SUgal,.
Passed February j., iS;i.
hereby certify thc foregoing To- be- ifu" rnrica
from iln original cuoi'i rcz',iuilnn1 on itlp IN
ny Uilirr.
wnu'ar ,ny h1gi a.l T." Gr"ai
lHyhI. Nt Al ~ state. NuRurt !. iSif,
T. u. Mi%OH. &CrIy Of state.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-09-10
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

DtCKEYE MIME. TrscANONi DISTINCT,
ID Elkn county, Scyaitt--Suiir0 - ltr"hy
Iiurhryn miur nh nqTcq4iG,ut NJ iwculy il0l
rni,in per foot wns ioylri Un oar md cyrry foot
If s1ii iiucIryo ground. payHbl" immediately IN
United state Wrli coin ~ tito StciriAly, ly
cTlcr 81 the Cu.Upany.
q. u. itiigilT, Secretary.
Crrnuc"lji, $cv., AuL II. 1870. AZ
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C"iuu,u.Ihr %rY.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-09-10
MOTIF
DISSOLUTION NNTiCE,

,J'UE phrI SGIsuGr HERETOFORE EXIST
IrF b.tsgruu ia" Uirint air'nrd. urGrg Tho
,rt,, nam, Of j. e. IIrgyrrtru p Co.. trls day
Ill .riy,r! ~ Hu:ll, ''uscni.
the Lu-iuo-, Win h"rchi'r J." continued ~
tnltu g. Iip~rri"i,. who j. pn'h'rif,d {" ""litrt
AMI I.Iy all dcibiF due Sail IRA.
!. g. liOWiUTOS.
I,C. COATES.
.Turc1rora. Aug. ~. $50 aGiIn
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-05-17
NORTHERN RAILROAD

1875, WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1875
IN and after Nov. l., 1875, Passenger Train
" will run as follows
UPWARD TRAINS.
DAY Express Train leaves Concord at 10. Al
Jam. and Accommodation Train at lO. 80
A.h'lor White River junction, connecting
TN tram for Well River, St. bloomsbury,
Warton, Newport, Wiloughby and Magog
B4kes' Stanstead, Quebec, Bath, Lttlcton,
Lancaster, and thcWhite and Franconia
Mountains. Also, withtrains for Mont
peIier' Mansfield Mountain, Burlington, st.
Adams, Houses Point, Montreal, Ogdens
burgh, and the West.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Concord at
$3.50 P. M for White River junction & Bristol.
EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Concord
at 9.oo =. ~ for White River Junction, con-
meeting with trains for Montpelier, Burlng-
ton, St; Adams, Rouses Point, Montreal,
ogdensbursh, and the West. and with Wood.
stock II. Il. for Quechee, Woodstock, etc.
"Or ON arrival OF trains from Boston, Wor-
cestcr, Portsmouth, Portland, sc.
DOWNWARD TRAINS
INFORMING EXPRESS TRAINleaves White
RIVER junction for Concord at l.50 A. NJ, or on
arrival OF trains from Ogdensburgh and Mon
treal. This train is run to Boston on Sunday.
ACCOM- NOTATION TRAIN leaves White L.
junction Tor Concord at 600 A. NJ.
tBRsToL TRAIN leaves Bristol for Concord
at .oo A. N. and Franklin at 9.05 A. NJ.
rMAiL tRAlN leaves White River junction
lor concord at 1925 p. NJ, or on arrival of
Trans over the Vermont Central, Passumpsc,
ana White Mountains Railroads.
DAY EXPRESS TRAN leaves White River
Junction at $40 p. NJ, or on arrival Of trains
rom Montreal and Ogdensburgh, Brattle.
Doro, keenc, Bellows Falls, Windsor, &C.,
connecting at Concord with train for Man
chester, Nashua, Lowell and Boston.
fIhcsc trains connect ut Concord with
trans tor Manchester, Lawrence, Ports
mouth, Portland, Nashua, Worcester, New
York, Lowell, ard Boston.
GEO. i. TODD, Supt.
Concord, N. H., Nov. lst, 1875.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-05-17
ancient Newspapers.

AT the coming Centennial Newspa.
per Exhibition at Philadelphia it mas
been decided to display copies of an
liquc journals and other curiosities OF
newspaper literature. To this inter
csting collection all persons having
ancient quaint, or curious specimens
are invited to contribute; and should
the response be as hearty and general
as we hope to find it, this gathering
OF tlme-worn publications will prove
to be not only a leading trait of the
Newspaper Department, but also one
Of the salient attractions of the Ex-
hibitions as a whole. All having the
ability and the will to aid on the
project should transmit their consign-
ments withoat delay to the Pavilion
of the Centennial Newspaper Exhibi-
ton, Fairmont Park, Philadelphia, nd
dressed to the care OF Mr.. Geo. p.
RoweIl, who has the matter in charge.
While on view, these exhibits will
nave attached to them labels designat-
ing BY whom they are contributed,
and al consistent care will be taken
to preserve them from damage. After
the close Of the Exhibition they will
be again at the service Of their owners,
or, in the absence Of different instruc-
tons, will be transferred to some his.
torical society or museum.
During the late war there were
many newspapers ISSUED which Illus.
tratcd The straits in which their pub
fishers found themselves, Pink, blue.
and yellow sheets, wrapping paper,
and many other substitutes were
pressed into the service, Specimens
OF these now possess curious'intcrest
The advantages to the public of
such gathering are manifest to a de |
gree which renders elucidation unnec-
pSsary, and the opportunity to do a
very useful act is placed within easy
reach. y single copy of some senile
'roadshcct may not he of much worth
10 its proprietor, yet III conjunction
with others it will make up a worthy
collection. Many people there are
Who, having preserved such culioSities
or years, can turn them to little or no
PRACTICAL account, and il is not too
much to hope that the response given
y such will be ready and general.
y ithout loss to themselves, they can
materially benefit visitors to the Great
Centennial Exhibition anG apprecia,
Wy advance patriotic movement.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-05-17
QeaataauHe
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of what they say.
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| pain.
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Palsy, Weak Back, Caked Breasts, Earachc,
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The sale of this Linimcnt is increasing
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IN" Mellow Icmtaur I.inimcm.
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We have never yet seen il case of SPAWN.
Swecny, Rmg.bonc, Wind-gall, Scratches or
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Nclveron, o., March 2, 1874.
"The Centaur Llnments are the best SELL |
ing medicines we have ever had. The de-
mand is very great for it, and we cannot
afford to be without it.
'P.H. IIIsLEY & SON.
Jefferson Mo, Nov. 10, 1873.
Some time ago | was Shipping horses to
St. Louis. / got one badly crippled in the
car. With great officially | got him to the
stable The stable keeper gave me bottle
OF your Centaur Linimcnt, which / used with
such success that in two days the horse was
active and nearly well. have been veter-
mary surgeon Tor thirty years, but yolr Lin
ment beats anything even used.
"A.J. MCARTY, Veterinary Surgeon"
For postage stamp we will mail Ccntaur
a lmanac, containing hundreds of certificates,
rom every State in the Union. These Lin-
nents. are now sold by all dealers in the
country.
Laboratory of j. b. Rose & Co.,
46 DEFY ST., New YORK.