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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-07-11

cfSAROVE A KANCLERI rusti
rakousti, sesli Sc v Cechach Podmokli
ieli spolecn6 do Ceske Lipy, odkud Sc o.
debrali do Zakup (Reichstadt), letniho
sidla neboztika Ferdinanda, kde Sc o W.
chodni otazce radili. Vysledek porad
tech neni dosud znam. Jisto Jest jen, re
r akousko S e protivi zveliG e.
S + s a a Rusko ze chce svobodny
ptistup do dziny dardanellske, odkud by
valecnym lodstvem svym svobodn6 z
Cerneho do Stfedozemniho more dostati
Sc mohlo. Gorcakov telegrafoval v}sle'
dek porad Bismarckovi. Ochladly pfa:
telsky pom6r mezi carem a rakouskym
cisafem stal Sc pry schdzkou touto VIE
lejsi.
Rusko oznarnilo cizim velmocem, 70
nehodla Srbsko podporova'i, ale re sc k
valce klidne bude divati.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-07-11
EndianSka vaIka.

Mezi tim, CO nar0d k oslaveni stoletych |
narozenin svych Sc chystal, odehrala Sc
ma nei zazsim zapad6, V terrotorii Monta-
ne ma fece Little Horn jedna 2 nej jkrva
v6jsich truchloher amcrickych d6jin.
V}borny jest6 mlady general americ-
ky George A. Custer udefil totiz dne 25.
m. IN. ma lezeni IndianG asi 5000 boiov-
nika Gitajici byl cd Mich ma dobro po-
tfen. On jest6 patnacte dGstQinlkd,
mezi nimiz diva bratfi eden Syakr .leho
Sc nachazeli 800 muzd zdstalo ma bo-
jisti. Zprava ia, kteraz dosla Monta-
ny dne 6, Gee We ctyrtek, tedy sotva diva
dni po slavnosti,' pfekvapila zem iako
kdyz blesk Cista jasna udefi. Zprvu
nechtela vlada tomu ami uvefiti; genera
love Sherman Sheridan, ktefiz Sc We
Filadeltii nalezali, vyslovih Sc, ze zprave
te neuvefi, pekud by cd veliciho generala
zlezefii ma fece Little Big Horn iifedni
zprava nedosla A zprava ia dosla dne
s. Gee do Chicago, datovana pax byla
dnc 26. Gervna. Zpravodaj general Ter
ry) vypisuie obsirne polni tazeni prot
Siouxdm pod Sedicim Bykem Sitting
Bullem). Lee o pohy ybech generala Gu
stora nepodava zpravy zadne, jelikoz
zadn6 Cd nikoho obdrzeti nemohl, nebof
ami ediny dhstojnika prostych vojin1
Custerova cdd6leni ma zivu nenalezen.
Terry paci ztraty gen. Custera ma 250
muzd ddstoniky. Soudi, ze byl cd
pfesily indiansk6 20 vsech stran obklicen
a re teprv6 po zoutal6 obran6 potfen byl
Ma bojisti nalezeny nepopirateln6 stopy
velmi hrdinneho boje. V lezeni Indiand
nalezalo Sc, - TAX Sc aspon gen. Terry
domniva = mnoho b6lochi, ktefi ma
stran6 indansk6 boiovali.
Ze We IIashingtone zprava povrazd6
nj Custera a jeho vojska velmi mocny
DOZEN spdsobila, netfeba podotykati
Sherman Sheridanem povolani ihned ;
Filadelfe k porad6 presidentem, mini
strem valky a minstrem vnitfnich zale
zitostl.
Vesker6 Gasopisectvo, bez rozdilu stran
zatracuie Grantovu indianskou politiku
cini jej "a povrazdtni Custerova vojsk
zodpov6dna zada vyblazeni vsech tecl
midland, ktefi vzdelanosti nepfistupn
jsou, zivot b6lochd ohrozuji a vladu mnc
no miliond do roka stoji. Kratce, case
pisy zadaji ably Sc dosavadni pochyben
, ,,peace policy" (mirumilovnd politiky
zmenila We ,,war policy" " politiku va
KY
To byl uz davno mas nahled. Kdo IN
Indiany jen CooperovYch romano
Longfelloyych basni, ten nechf Sc do "a
lezitosti t6 nepletc. Nejopravnen6 Sir
soudcem We v6ci t6 isou osadnici ma zap;
+ de vsichni, ktefi osobniho styku Indi
any poznali; tito jsou vesm6s proti do
J. savadni citliv1stkafsk6 politice, iezto {
n vilizaci zapadu ma ujmu jest zem {
II hromne penize stoji, jez indiansky ring
polovice rozkrade.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-07-11
Ornament.

Cteni pfatele zakaznici moi;
Prosim navstivte mne pfesvedcte Sc
mem vybornem rozsahlem skladu jar
nich = slippersi pro pani, slecny dit
ky. Taktez
Velky vyber marokkovych zapinacich
snerovacich botek kazdeho druhu;
Ruci Sc, ze kdo koupi Sc zbozim uplne
spokoien bude. - Vsecka spravka vyko-
ma se dokonale. Nas cesti d6lnici budou
pot6seni, budouli moci krajanGm syym
poslouziti.
Taktez prodavam vseho druhu muzske
q chlapecke boty perka (poloboty) tele
CT skopove, vesmes pod cenou, abych
zasobu svou spise vyprodal. S uctou
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-07-11

VUDCOVE nezavislych volicd, ktefi
mesici kvetnu Nov6m Yorku Sized
politicky odbyvali, prohlasili Sc pro
Hayese, zejmena Carl Schurz, William
Cullen Bryant nekdejsi guverner Bul-
lock.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-07-11
HrOZna viChriCc.
CeI6 mGStO OdplavenO.
Pres triCet OSOb UtOnuIO.

Dubuque, 5. Gee, Iowa. Hrozna
boufe rozburacela Sc mnul6 noci mad
mestem, nicic maietek zivoty lidske.
Asi TO- hod. vecer spustil Sc lijak, kite
ry po til hodiny nepfetrzite trval, prova.
zen straslivym hromobitim blyskanim
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-04

WHAT IS NEEDED.-The Humboldt
Register says the construction OF q mar
row-cauce railroad from Sacramento to
Virginia City is just what this state
wants. It adds: ''Eun the road up the
Sacramento river, through the splendid
farming region about Chico, thence by
wsy OF BeckwortL Pass 10 Susanvi!le,
thence TO Reno. The route is perfectly
practicable, will require 40 tunnels CT
srovsheds, and but little heavy work,
compared with that done on the Central
Pacific. This road would be able to pat
down freight and passengers at Reno Tor
oag-hau the rates now charged by the
Central Pacific, w0l.ld give the farmers
about Clico market FOR their surplus
products. anu open up to us the great
timber region not yet touched. After
the road is built to Reno the owners can
keep on Il this way and build 200 miles
more FOR about 81, 900 per mile, and con-
tr0l TIE WAOIe VI 'I.o I--'e!-Ni 'i""o. w
have no doubt this road would pay a
handsome profit or the investment, ana
would, if literally managed. prove a
great blessing 20 the whole State y The
route mentioned IS the RICH. one and
offers inducements almost uneGualed.
And there is probability OF such a road
being built in the near future.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-04
rrIEcRaPuIC BREvITIEs.

Another Anti Chinese meeting mas
been held in San Francisco. eve thinA
this il the sixteenth day we have pre-
faced our San Francisco news with th's
item. II is to be hoped that this th'ng
will be stopped before the next Cen'en-
nial.)
Two more cases of smallpox IN San
Eranc;sco. Both Cinnamon, and they
arc likely to die. They surely Will II
THAR doctors are permeated with the
shirt animating the San Francisco DIS
patches.)
Mayor Bryant Of San Francisco yes
terday moved to dismiss his Chinese
specials from the police force. (Anoshef
dose of news about the Chinese
Some dissatisfied savage stockholders
Of tho Savage "want to know, you
know" about the last assessment on
that mine. They propose calling a
meeting.
The old San Francisco Stock Board Is
said to be on the decline.
Joe johnson, a blacksmith OF IrncAse'
being i'll with the measles. went insane
and walked down to the river, jumped IN
and is supposed to he drowned. tic
leaves wife and two children.
A fire broke out in The turning factory
p,rj s 70 in Sacramento, YES.
terday, and destroyed property valued
at $50, 900.
Chs..es S.racker, a German by plf'i
AMI a member of the German beneSo
ient Society Of San Francisco, committed
suicide by hanging himself from tree
in Alameda County.
General Dix is credited with the opin
ion. at an interview, that there VIII pe
split between Tie hard and soft none!
Democrats at St. Louis. and tha: tins re
sult will be the election Of a President
by the Houss Of Representatives. >fIoo
sblv q Democrat transmitted the DIS
patch.l
The remaining Eastern dispatches con
siss of walls by Blaine's enemies owe
the assumed fact that he has a. last oeel
caught in the ine1tricable tolls OF unex
pIainable corruption. The Herald She'd
tears over his downfall, because, 1t says
we have a pride in our public men.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-04

GENERAL. d. II. Hill, the ex-Confed-
crate, has written letter asking Tor the
removal of his political disabilities. lie
saws that at the las. Presidential cleo
lion he supported Greeley, and would
have voted for him had he been restored
10 citizenship. and adds that If again en-
franchised lie will vote for Hancock or
apy other decent " Democrat. Ire
Letter was returned to him by the person
to whom it was written fer preservation
to the House of Representatives. with
the request tina. he omit tina word =" de-
cent. "-l New York Evening Post.
IS i IS not certain that a decent
Democrat Will he nominated for the
Presidency this year, il was enlinently
proper thai General Hills letter should
NJ returned to him. II he wants any
,.yor from this House of Representa-
fires. he will have TO swallow the whole
Democratic hog, whether decent" or
indecent.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-04
-uE Eureka Sentinel started Oh its

TEE Eureka Sentinel started On Iss
eleventh volume on june l. Il reeaplt-
u!ates its history, which dates back SIX
wears. The Sentinel concludes as Ioi-
lows: eve propose, III the future, as IN
the past, to continue the Sentinel as a
Journal devoted to the interests OF En-
reka. and not as az organ in the inter
ests OF any party, CLIQUE or person. -
While we are willing 20 praise our con-
temporary for its excellence rs news
paper. it is due to truth to say tina. I'm
the past" the Sentinel has shown de-
cided Democratic leaning. Both It's
editors have held Office bestowed upon
them by the Democratic party. ard we
would rather see i. sail under Dem
ocrotic colors than pretend to be indie
pendent and still try to stab politically
only ayowed Republicans.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-04

NOTWITHSTANDING sanders CT valuables
should recoI!ect that they ineits crime.
Enormous rob5eries having been COM
mi.ted in the package branch of the
London General Post Office, detective,
concealed in the lower kitchen where
the men are allowed to keep lockers, saw
a sub sorter, who is . professional aero
ba, after his day duties, clandestinely
open a parcel. Three more were caught
snd . market of jewelry. gold coins. ETC.,
found at their homes.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-04

A Des Moines man, who has just
,ays.eriously disappeared, was known as
Calamity Brown" from his war e1'
rsr;.nce He bore the marks Of eighteen
rshel bullets. one Of which passed
through his head, destroying one eye.
one through his body, and several
through his legs and other parts; yet ne
recovered from all his wounds and was
able to work and walk with the aid OF a
cane-one Of the bullets having injured
one knee joint.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-04
A ..REFORM hill.

The Democratic Reform" House OF
Representatives are starting out we'll
for themselves. The House Judiciary
Committee have agreed upon bill 70
secure the sums which will be due from
the Government from the Pacific Hali-
roads toward the close of the present
century. The bonds will be due and
payable in '96; but TIE Democratic
House want to extend the payment to
'9S, so that the year may mark the CEN
tennial after the passage OF those cele-
brated resolutions to which the San
Francisco Examiner devotes SO much
space in expounding. The provisions
of this bill require the Union Pacific
Railroad to pay $4,000 per annum for
the FIRST ten years and 81, 900, 900 per an
mum Their eafter into the United States
Treasury as Sinking Fund. This road
is also to be credited with the sums
earned for Government transportation
and with the FIVE per cent. OF Its net
earnings. When these sums ruth interest
shall equal the amounts advanced by the
Government the Indebtedness will be
liCuidated. The Government trans
portation will amount to, say, about
$1,000, 600 per annuln, and the five per
cent. net earnings to about $500, ooo.
These sums. together with the $3.50, 900,
nearly equal $4,000, 900 per annum. At
the end of twenty years, according TO
| this bill. there will have been actually
| paid into the United States Treasury
about $40, O00,020 The total amount
due will be about So. 100000. This
would leave defioit at the maturity OF
| the Government, mortgage OF about ;55E,
/ UuO 600.
! This is an estimate for the tnIon
/ Pacific. The provisions Of the Dill also
apply to the Central Pacific.
BY the allowing Of interest Oh the
money paid into the Treasury from tie
Enion Pacific and Central Pacific, and
bv emitting to compound the Interest
paid by the Government, these two rail-
roads will get the best OF the Govern
,nent a. the END Of the thirty years tc
the smoant or forty millions OF dollars
/ Ia mercantile transactions the borrower
paws the iu:eres. Oh the money loaned
but in this proposed Democratic ieslsla
ton it is the lender that is shaved.
OF course the proximity Of Jay Gould
who controls the Union Pacific, te
! Washington, and the fact that hunting
ton. OF the Central Pacific. stays at the
Capital constantly while ConStess Is II
session, have nothing to do with the pre-
para,ion Of said bill. 1t would be unjus
TO entertain such superstition while I'M
| House Judiciary Committeeman, II
fact, all the Committees Of the House
are engaged in housing around so cih
gently ia search Of Republicans NEC
have been lirelict IN Office. Blu the fac
remains that the passage ofthis bill VII
enure to the benefit OF these roads III fh'
sum at nearly forty millions. The siea
is gigantic, and, if its passagei Is secured
it had better be done while the member:
of the House arc engaged-as they nov
are-in Justify exclaiming. stop, thief"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-04

Carr. UnQuHART. captain OF the snip
TG- Mountain, which rescued the passeo-
GERS of the wrecked Vile du harve, re-
Gently lost the command CT his vessel.
T.. Grand Cramer of Troy, one Of the
saved. started a subscription, Which,
reached the sum of Sl5, GOO, and Capt.
T.quhsrt has bought with it On interest
in another craft.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-04

A woe.s:rcken Mexican marched into
a pawnbroker' shop at Silver City, Ne"
Mexico, and while rnournfuIy detailing
how he had been robbed O. every blessed
cent by niehwaymen, took from the
counter the hat OF the proprietor and
twirled i. en- his Est. Concluding his
recital he asked loan of six bits On the
hat, which WAS duly .icheted and slowed
away. It was not until closing up time
that the broker discovered the trick OF
the man who had fallen among thieves.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-04

AND NOW cones another SANDER on
Blaine. The New York papers opposed
to him all add their mite 10 damage him
Even the Enterprise says the turn OF
affairs has assumed an unfavorable
aspect for that gentleman" Only the
day before. the Enterprise endorsed
Blaine in leader; bu: Their, the respon-
si5le editor didn't write 1t. He had been
al the Bay, inhalirg sea-breezes and IN
structi0rs.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-04

IN earnest movement is making in the
Texas Legislature 10 organize state
detective force. The protection Of life
and property in that State IS beginning
to y, regarded as the first duty Of the
Legislature. \ bill which has been
offered in the Icwe- House seems to have
been wisely framed to secure tie Objects
sought.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-04
BoSIF.

The sending of columns Of telsgraphlc
expressions Of newspaper opinions on
passing events amounts to nothing. The
New York Herald has been working Tor
tho nominations Of Conkling by the Re
publicans and Tilden by the Democrats.
Lately it has dropped Tilden; but 1t
sticks to Conkling. The political op!n.
ions OF the Herald arc valueless anyhow.
The Times is for Bristow. Tho Sun Is
for ANYTHING to beat the Republican
party, and, believing that Blaine is the
leading man, is doing all in its power TO
besmirch his reputation. These news
paper comments as telegraphic informa-
ton arc therefore the msrest bosh. Tho
Sun wants Tilden for President, and 1t
is utterly immatsrial to any Republican
what it has to say about Blaine or the
President. II Conkling should receive
tn, nomination at Cincinnati the Sun
would pursue him with the same vIndIc'
tiyeness it has pursued the President tor
wears and is now pursuing Blaine. If
the Sun were now where its editor VIII
90, which is where the founder of the
Herald is, tho people would bs satisfied.
No telegraph has been established be-
tween that placs and the United States
and political opinions from that 4ocsIi'y
would have no weight anyway.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-04

A prisoner in Texas, confined in cell
sdioinin. condemned murderer, ad-
vised suicide as means Of escaping the
callows. The murderer followed the adj
vice, and hanged himself. The adviser
is to be tried for murder, the law regard
ing him as causing the taking of hu-
man life.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-04

Il BRIGHT young lady gave her slow
lover delicate leap-year hint the other
evening. In the cou.se Of conversation
the gentleman asked her what form Of
marriage she thought the most beauti-
full. Her quick reply was: Il should
care little for form. The substance
seems of more importance" That girl
wears al engagement ring now.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-04

a correspondent OF the Washington
Capital says that Clara Morris vii! spend
the sumner in Danbury. Ala Dyas II
Niagara ant! other places o: resort, Rose
Etinge in California, acting, Kate Clax-
ton in Chicago, also aciiug, Emily Rigl
in Paris, Lolita in Newport, Rose Wood
in the Catskills, and lone Burke up the
Hudson.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-04

The town of indianola, Texas, which
suffered severely from the gale OF last
autumn, has of late been infested with
gang of tramps, who have made num-
Der of attempts to bum what remains OF
the place. IN every case tie fires have
fortunately been discovered in time to
save the town.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-04

DR.. Thomas W. Evans OF Paris viii
shortly arrive in this country. A part
Of his mission VIII be to induce sutscrip-
ton for the erection in Paris of mon
ument commemorative Of the service OF
France to this country in the American
revolution. DR.. Evans heads the list with
subscription of $4,000.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-04

DEATH OF WILLIAM '. WELIs.-The
RAIDERS OF current literature viii rccOg-
nize the name Of William Y. Wells. lie
came to the Pacific Coast as passenger
on the ship Edward Everett, AID reached
San francisco IN 1919. lie was grand
son Of Samuel Adams, the grandest ti5-
ure Of the Revolutionary Var. Mr.
Wells has been brilliant contributor to
our periodical literature, he having writ
ten largely for Earper's Magazine and
the Overland Monthly. He died at the
Napa Insane Asyium on Thursday even
ing last.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-04

LORD JOHN MANNERS, the British Post
master General, has arranged for a new
OF the female clerks in the
post Offices, under which they will be
promoted according TO proficiency.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-04

Mr.. CARpEErEE argued against the
Jurisdiction OF the senate IL The M
rsac1raent trial Of Beiknap occause the
order was no. apopted by two-thirds
vote; not. rs tie Enterprise has il, be
cause it was adopted by 2 two-thirda
vore." An omission OF a word some
times destroys the point OF 2 forciole
argument.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-04
An enormous block Of granite was be-

AN enormous block Of granite was be-
ing lowered into the foundation Tor a
dock At Hanlaqnline, Ireland. A laborer
fell under it unobse-yed, was crushed
into the layer OF concrete upon which
the stone rested. and his body will re-
main there, IS the truth was learned too
late 20 recover it, except at great expense
and trouble.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-04

THE demand for postal cards this
month exceeds that for the correspond
in. month in previous years. and the
capacity o. the factory has been increased
10 500, goo in twelve hours.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-04

The friends of General d. II. Hi! are
strongly urging his claims in the North
Carolina newspapers for the position OF
SUPERINTENDENT of Public Instruction in
that State.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-04

The displacement Of the new British
man. of-war Infiexible, when all o! her
weights are on board, will be no less
than II, 4O7 :ons-e1ceeding that Of any
ship ever built.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-04
LOUIS MOHR g. CO., PR0PRIEE0RS
FAMILY MARKET.

All orders will be promptly attended to by the
proprietors. Pork, Bologna and all kinds Of
sausages kept constantly on hand and made to
Crde- Fie1r LOUIS MCHR Il co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-06-06
PoETIcAl
MY MoTHFR.IN-1AW


i married a woman of sweetness and truth,
And beauty without any flaw;
But over my head hung. like Damocles sword,
That horror, . mOther-in-law!
So upright and downright in person and locks.
She embodied the dismal old saw.
OF \ scOlding and pushing and worrying and
botherinK
III bore of = mother-in-iaw.
She decided to live with us. Chaos and wreck
Would be the result, 1 foresaw;
So 1 gave my cigars aud meerschaum, With
Groans.
To 4 friend with no mother-in-law.
One night, as we sat by a blazing wood FIRE.
When tne 'IaVs had grown chilly and raw.
Flow coy and nice YOU would look with a pipe!
Don you smoke I" said ms mOther-in-law.
Did nv ears hear ariChtf Yes. bless her dear
heart!
Don't you smoke I" was the first happy straw
To Snow how the wind blew. aud clear I'D the
clouds
Twixt me and my mother-iR-law.
And. on, she's the kindest and dearest and best
Old darling that ever I saw
My mother Hove, and my wife I adore.
But 1 worship my mOther-ir- law!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-06-06
ID 8. Wv
Culver COFrectOr,,
And Cure for Dyspepsia.
Free Ernm AIrnlnIin Sin,nInnf.
From Alcoholic SlimuIants

A MoSG the many discoveries Of valuable rsm-
odies Tor DysPep.iA, none stand higher than
"WApE's Liver CORREUTOE."
Read the Following Testimonials:
BEREA p. o.. ra nviIIe Co N e, Mar. 80, "a.
DR WADE Dear ST: Have been afflicted with
Liver Disease , or 1 yeHrs. which at times amount
ed 10 deTAu cement JPhen in Baltimore, Last No
ycmher ] procured Un- bottle OF LIvER LORREcroR.
] now consider nysel1 veil. You're. respectfully,
ISAAC DAY, OF Day Il Meadows,
Prof. Norman Emeritus, cf wAshin gton
UNIV, rsity, M, now Resident Phi ysiIiAn, White
'Dr Wade. Liver cOtreetor and Dy.pep.i.
Gu c is Que 81 the very beet TemcdieS for DJ EpC vsia
! have CN . used."
Dr.. nes,a prominent physieian in vitginia,
wiz" a. pre-cI Ibed II tor Two yIRIs, ERys:
II a fnd no better remc"y Tor DyspepsiA and
Liver rmPlAiut Than WADE'S LIvER COEREeTOR.'
Col. 5Oode,a Preniine Mt hnd we'll known gen.
tIeLpH' in the same county, VA.,sGys:
ok Zip regularly in my family, ard would
not be " hiut IT"
Mr. Jno. A. Nc Arthur, County Treasurer Of
TOR hHs done mo more good, and given me more re-
lei IN DysrePsTS' tia" any MEDICINE I ever took,
P.OF Noel. of ColIrge OF Physicinns and Sur.
ieons OF Baltimore. sud n dist,p go ishru prGc.
TONER IN that city. Prc.crih's Sna us'. 1t in hi.
own family ahu sayt eli IL the beet renee Y for
DysrepsiH with Torpid Liver aud Constellation of
BoWCIB ] ever knew"
GAS HIT, n. e.. Sept 3, 1870.
DR. WADE. DeGr Sir: I have recumusndej
Or. wade's"IiV.r C"rreetor" IN my pracIice and
hsv. found it a very excellent remedy in iorpidity
of the Liver and have known il to give relief Hh.2
ether remedies Sad failed.
WIN. THoRP. NJ. d.
Baltimore "Sun" says: Or Uade's Liver
CorrectOT is prcscrIbrd hy our beet phys,Cis,, a..
DJsp"P-A a"d iver DisrRS's. and Ne advise apy
Of our riends sutierinE with such, to give IL =
trial"
DR.. walker a celeb Rtcd physrciRn Of w. Va.
pTnnounccs "Wade's Liver CUrrectur" the bc,,
remedy s'-'t Tor Dv-ucpris In all ne fnrms.
ID. WADE co, Sole Propricfors.
Wn"le-HI- DrugVIsts,
900 w Bal,im"r' Street,
S'p' MIR" -, I>15- ~. Baltimore.