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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-30

PoLIcE.-Alexander Wright plead
guilty to assault and battery yesterday
and was fined $40, which he paid.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-30
,rOCH's.
ap19

JOE, of the Golden Rule Store, has added to
his ordinary stock Of goods a limo of good and
substantial boots and shoes; also hats and
caps. Call and be assured that he sells
CHEAP FOR CASH. ie27-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-30

SpECIAL.-An entire now stock Just received
at the Golden Rule, embracing the latest
styles in calico. Cheviot and .woolen shirts,
summer undertaking. etc., which will be
sold CHEAP FOR CASH. je27-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-30
SPECIAL NOTICES
s NOTICE -tsa

All political advertising and job work must
be paid for in advance. There will be no de-
Walton from this rule.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-30

FIRE INSURANCE. AerycY.-Levin e.
Simon have been appointed agents for
the Patterson, N. j., fire insurance
company, and for the California Farm
ers' Mutual, two first-class companies,
and are prepared to take risks in them
or any of the principal American and
foreign fire insurance companies. See
their notice among the new advertise
mentS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-30

SUBJECTS FOR THE PARDONING
BoARD.-The criminal calendar for the
present term of the District Court bids
fair to be more than ordinarily extern
sive, and the probabilities are that
quite a number of subjects will be
sent to Carson for the State PardOning
Board to exercise their clemency upon.
The members of that body appear to
have but little confidence in the judg.
ment of Eureka juries. AT all events
they generally knock their work into
a cooked hat by pardoning the worst
criminals SEN from here.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-30
MURDER IN WARD DISTRICT.

The Murderer Taken by n Vigil.
ance Committee and Probably
Hanged.
We received yesterday the following
dispatch from Hamilton:
HAMILTON, July 20.
VIM. Erskine has just arrived from
Ward City and reports that on the
evening Of the Goth one John Donohue,
at that place, lay in wait behind a
wagon box and shot D. l.. Lighton
through the neck, from which injury
he died. Donohue was arrested on
the evening Of the 18th, was taken in
the stage to 60 to Hamilton, in charge
of Constable Stone and MIR. Erskine.
When four miles from Ward the stage
was stopped by fifteen armed men,
who had formed themselves in the
shape of q v, and the stage drove in
the midst OF them. This was at /
o'clock in the morning. The prisoner
was demanded and Stone and Eskimo
ordered to go on. The shooting is
said to have been unprovoked. The
trouble grew out ofAa debt which Don.
ohue was sued for by Gum Peters, and
In which Lighton was a witness.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-30
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.

r,,w Er ,rcN "a y, rr,
~" ~ ooA"' =
SIDING.
The Sixth District Court met yester-
day, pursuant to adjournment. and
transacted the following business:
The State vs. Kate Dunton; trial set
Tor August ID.
~. w. ."mma.,u VIZ =. Auau,s; Wy
.o.se.a., ie'o,ae.l W Hoa.as
~ ,r,, =, W.. !" ;.a.s
= ~ .na.oUa
~ s'" h';,u. 5 sa 900 ou war
." ~" STu, "'.u 20 . " Slouv. ;,,d;.4
~ I4.;,
The S,ata W .Isssa R;oalnw ;nd;ct.
The state Is. Dan. Sullivan: case
dismissed.
,.....
lanes A. Hutton. Of the Eighth IJnited
Stares Infantry, was married in Vir-
GINA this morning to Miss Christine
Chartz, of that city. The young couple
will proceed to Lieutenant Hutton's
home ut Cacheville, Yolo county. CAL,
and after u brief stay go to Fort Yuma,
10 which post the young officer has
been recently appointed. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hutton carry with them the
Hill Neaos. eth,
Th. h,.;aa 81 tho ahovo matr;mon;al
enlistment IS . sister OF All. Chartz' SO
long connected with the SENTINEL es-
Enlistment. Miss was n OF
the handsomest young ladies' on the
coast, diHerihs IT. t!iis TosPect so.mo.
Whas lrou1 " - Ano
SENTINEL, Ia Ais Dehali, eAtenos
congratulations TO Inc weuoe
couple, u hopes that tneir JONI PHI
srlulase uowH inos S'ioanA may W
--
JUVENILE FIREMEN.-Master Char
lie Davis has organized a fire company,
twelve or fifteen strong, with all of the
.rd moo. nsuallv
p -.-.-,. --..;.s
q ana enJUyeu ~ "uu'. n.1ppaa.i.os'
me boys cail thenrsa'ves sIe nn'on,
Dockers 70. aney WIZ ~. WI W.
mmnh astam.;or In the course Of their
peregI,naIions me issoIe sa . m,;,S DE sSraa
cheers and a tiaer. In acknowledg.
ment Of the compliment we touch our
beaver to the young gentlemen COM
posing this valuable auxiliary to Eu-
reka's very efficient Fire Department.
~
graphic rumor that Gen: Crook has
been defeated in a battle with the Sioux.
w. h.,;ayo tha ranort tn ha a canard.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-30
MOCIEs

MOCHA coffee, tongues and sounds, smoked
halibut. and centennial crackers. The above
is q fresh invoice at Mrs. Ashim's my2-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-30
MOCIz'S.

To PREVENT CONFEDERATION and save money,
go to Clark's and buy Downer's oil. je15tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-30

WATCHES and jewelry neatly repaired. If
you want to have your watches and jenelry
repaired in a workmanlike manner, go to p.
Steler's jewelry store. one door south of s..
Ashim ~ Co., Main street. 22-ap16tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-30

TELEGRAPH LINE TO BELMoNT.-P.
b. Lowell received orders yesterday
from James Gamble, Superintendent
of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany to commence Immediately the
construction Of a line between Eureka
and Belmont. Mr.. Lowell had pre-
viously surveyed the route and the
work of digging the post holes will
commence next Tuesday morning.
The line will run Owe Ruby Hill to
Spring valley, running down that val
ley, and crossing the Monitor range of
mountains at Copenhagen canyon and
down Monitor valley to Belmont. The
distance by that route, Mr.. Lowell
thinks, is less than ninety miles. 1t is
expected that the line will be- complet-
ed and in working order in about
six weeks. Wecongratulate our friends
at Silver Crook upon the prospect Of
their being soon in lightning COM
munication with the outside world.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-30

SEED.-Garden.Seed, flower and vegetable
alfalfa, ETC., at Mrs. M. A. Ashim. mr26-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-30

THE X K.-That portion Of the K X
shaft which caved in a few days ago
has been repaired and the tank is run.
ming as usual. There is considerable
water coming into the mine at present,
and no efforts will be made to continue
the sinking OF the shaft for several
days until the ground in the vicinity
OF the mine shall have been drained
81 sufficiently to enable the work to be
prosecuted to advantage, which will
probably be effected in two or three
days.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-30

GRAND JURY.-The grand jury met
yesterday and adjourned until Mon
day without t~ransacting any business.
We understand that there are several
matters yet to come up before them,
and that their session will probably
be prolonged until the end OF the
present week.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-30

POSTPONED. The meeting OF the
Republican County Central Cominittee
which was called for last evening, was
postponed until next Tuesday even
ing, at the same hour.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-30

FRoxAHE SPANISH BELT. MAJ
oberfsldslsS Jake Cohn and Gus. Heint1
returned totpwn yesterday afternoon
from q trip Ia Tybo, Belmont and tbs
Castilian Girdfe. They declare thai
they saw no place during their travels
which suited them as we'll as Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-30

SETTLE UP.-N. S. Trowbridge, OF
Tyko, gives notice in to-day's SENTI-
MEL of his intention of closing out his
business ON the LIST proximo, and calls
upon those indebted to him 20 settle
accounts Immediately thereafter. X.
Cohn, of San Francisco, has been adj
mitted as a partner in Mr.. Trow-
bridges business, his connection dat
ing after August LIST. Set advertise
ments under the head OF "New To-
day"
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-09-23
PAIRING APPLES.

0u' uniernca'h the apple tree
\ houry un;tru sat
Aj.h by h"r s,i" in drowsy state,
R"po-c Illr oil gray eat
TIE ky above. the fields below,
i'la li;,lr maiden sir,in. there.
Tie co!lcu carts and soft bluc eyes
All iormcd u picture sweet and iair.
And In her lap dish she held
CT i:nii--a te.urting sight.
And j" 1,h"ory voice She sang,
T.. G.G,, BE pared ere might;
B. .. ..r.> cupe and m aloLe,
Iii BOW Il try my luck and see
If hrovu-cyrd Robiu-wEum love
iia- really given his heart to me.
.-Tu ~ often he; ri if ,h,r;5 .nre
hu apple whole and sounG.
W,ril",l break ia one long 49,.
AuI cast it on tic ground,
Thai, filling, it would twInc and take
The first initial "f his name,
Wuo. some iiur day-it il is rue
VIII surely cone my hand tu claim
Then. 5ur.h A. rlroug'.t, the deed was done
AM, lying 81; her feet,
The r,ady -L,n, with joy she saw,
Had l5ruyi an i complete
She c.a~p,l hpr aaud in child-lrke glec,
And. -alin- DER the distant green,
4 'rnl,r ,u,rL bust iIom her heart,
Now. kD.iu j. all uy OWN. wecn
But WAY Geo .u,,,c1 hIu,h"> ri-c,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-09-23

s:i'uiion creates the district cGur'-: SG. the
parish mi2r-. ihrjr ,Ic,.i.,n. 'rrn &C office.
rIc: "i. nrlhrniy 30 lie lr-l-.;.'Jrr 'u assign
:" parish ,uigr. -.cc."i du'i'- and powers
TH"-r ar,,rIe> arr u,r l.:"ro>, - be dl,rurb-
cd-,- :rav'nZ tn" ru'ol- ult Judges intact
"I'h nut;.rs- e ia ,,rr!. .,ir. Iuar " hich may
be gwen tp t.',re - r!,' s,.I-arple. under
ar'ri" 81 the j,,i@es' salaries 10 be- paid
'sn'. however, tie Snn at SIjlnutl--hmt
>.-1thn. twenty hrf Of tdCIH receiving
S'-1l, and lhiriy S2.H..
E"', smP"c-" ihc F"'"d courts, ly the
aut' rj.u'ni Il a'oiird, were nb,I.~hrd--
faSa'i"n v:ou,,l b. increased rr>i"ud nl hcIuG
d!anl-h"u Snpp"s' the bi'y tour p1,t>l.s
p;.y au equal lIN: l!rIr proportion ui Ihi~ laN
lu >..~'I,u lae PARISH cuui' system would b" &"
",c' i.i..A ..... =. rJur % the r-tahii~l
m".I e. rE"-e cou-t~. th"tr W"s lnt la,I-'!
Ia The sIa'" where ru"i: district courts wrrr
ut tn session ";ri year hou c.Iht 90 'V"lee
Wecb,, at = Ju>joi -i>1 per day tHlrt ;h'
grr,cIi -y.'-ur, not exceeding lour, bat say
ih"y ar' Tetc.cd cl three week. each year,
rh"' wouii hr ciyttrcu d"y~ % $50 pp- day.
They ar" ,uy"H ia" -un ui .tir. 10 af'l,Iau
:" '.i>. isr'; nH"~. o>i':.-r~ "ni raui"u," cot
Hl..---.l'''urt iT1n' lies ''," luE e. $50 %,
aE' .."t have sav,I $500 ~. rh- - a.
Hr,rn-iuc a> jhr !h.'' oi Morh"".
Na", a. 70 e trial oi >ia'" rr.c,. before
ln-ur'- "i ia" peace. WH"., Jrry may "a
"ahr'-ln >'u" cru~,- -" >utr most hr
represented ny ih' district attorney. How
can h" attend all Il these C"nl'>, >'yclal ra>r'
pi"uah'y "rc"i""2 "4'n O." same day. ln
several rar>h"~-r"Ine d',.'"i~ c"hi"scd
"I iv" l''i."c-' .u"Tiy I"r s-ihi" Aat
tn lh' "'h nnthddIr't proposes a." wins
dmwa' "i i'~ |"fi''-''r,,--. "'hnS bat has
nn"ci si''.y d" >.'' N""' ih'> BRING to
tHr i""n' attorneys VIA proper ''.'H'> l'i Nic
discharge "i ih' H'i"ii"Hi d"'i"s" "' '"'o 'i"'r>
! uI"N E"i. - general RUE, Ic>'"h Il
mana interest ""' y" Jesse" hI> rn"f-!
IA ''i passed 'h' t""'' h"n~' - To" L"-'--
tnrr d"tha ~ lat s'>r'"ns ab"'l>i M ~"
"'i"e ci rafi>A a0'f",! - "'i-an"'i b't
suppose tha, oiIIre ,h"aia he continued, "o"ij
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-09-23
The Proposed Constitutional
Amendments.
asK YuU AS \ CHRISTIAN,

We published week before last the
circular letter Of Mr.. Herman on this
subject, aud have received from ST.
Joseph, since then copy Of he same.
with an address of the members of the
bar of that pIare irrespective Of party,
to the voters Of the State, urging them
to vote against the article abolishing
the Office of Parish Judge. While it
cannot be claimed that the law under
which this court has lis existence is
at all perfect, the court itself is almost
or quite an absolute necessity, which
cannot be dispensed " ith without do
ing great injury TO the peace Of the
State and causing DELAYS and almost
insurmountable difficulties in both the
civil and criminal proceedings Of the
State; and should not be interfered
with unless it is superseded by bet
ter law, and we deny that the proposed
amendment is better law, but on
the contrary leaves the Judiciary of
the State in far worse condition
than at present. The advice of all the
legal fraternity, regardless Of party,
is to reject this proposed amendment,
and we join in giving the same advice
to the voters Of our parish Let every
voter see that his ticket has negative
vote on this amendment on it.
In addition 10 the reasons above
referred to why this amendment
should be rejected, we find the follow
ing in the Picavunc of a recent date :
THE AMENDMENTS.
To the Editor Of the ricayuue:
notice in yonr paper. OF the lst inst a
communication from ". +. Herman, E,,i o
Clinton, La, in regard to. The proposed
amendments OF the constitution. fully con
cur in his every argument in opposition TO III,
third amendment, aud nn,t beg o. him ;
concurrence In few additional reasons 70
opposition thereto First Of all, il is rot il
accordance with the requirements of ,hr
constitution. Article III Is imperative rha
! all amendments shall be Submitted in sncl
mnnner that the people may vote for o
against each amendment separately. Thi
includes five distinct amendments 81, salar
of district judges; s., their jurisdiction; 81
Judicial powers OF parish courts; 50, Jnri.dic
tlon OF Justices OF the peace and l j3. Judcia
powers of clerks OF courts. These canno! b
separated. You must vote for ali or neither
Consequently, no one Will vote for this amend
mcnt as proposed, who will carefully exam
iue the facts and effects.
Ia the second place, article > O! the Ca.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-09-23
them great wrong. ! believe the
people of the South are a. loyal to the
Union as those OF the North.

tHciH u pltdl NiOIS. JcllcNc ihC
people of the Sou,h are as loyal to the
Union as those OF the North.
.,sK YuU AS \ CHRISTIAN.
DO you think it right 70 be constantly
abusing the Southern people They
have come back to the nion and fully
accepted all Of the amendments 10 The
Constitution, with all the results or
the wa. The only reason why they
have made such an effort 10 yet bold
of their own State Governments i To
protect themselves from the wicked
plundrrings and robbery of carpet
baggers, and every good man, white
aud black, ought to join hand, to
emancipate our section from this ica:-
ful state of things. Rcmcubrr, that
our homes in the South are as dear
to us rs yours in New Hampshire.
Now
HOW WOULD YoU LIKE YOUR STATE 10
DE INFESTED
with a gang Of political thieves, from
another far country, piUuGcrine tie
public treasury, and leaving tax on
the people heavy for them to bear,
exciting riots and causing blnodshpd !?
ask you, 'a-AIld you help TO continue
tie worI Jf destruction against your
own people | tell You this is our
condition, and the coloIrd people are
the main agency by which they are
enabled TO do their work: and in my
Judgement, nothing but division Of
the colored vote can bring peace and
prosperity, which we 80 much need !;
and | feel that no pulpit WORK or mis-
sion effort will enable nc TO Do As
much for my race as this work. |
have
GIVEN THIS MATrEE ELEVBE YEARS
THOUGHT.
and for years have taken great pains
to inform myself a. To the true frriiug
Of the people Of the Sou'h, ana these
are nv conclusions: First, that the
whites desire 10 live with the coiurcd
people in peace and quietneSs, and do
ing all they can To gain that object
They do not want all of the color, d
people TO vote the Democratic ticket,
but believe it would bc best to divide
the vote between the two parties
This point would have been gained
years ago but for the terror of the
Radical party and its loyal leagues.
There has
BEEN NO INTIMIDATION IN TIE SOUTH
worse than that prscliccd by the car
pet-bag party of the South DO not
charge The colored people with this
cruelty. They are not tn blame; hey
are tools in the hands of these bad
men. | have known some colorcd
men to be whipped, some turned out
, of their churches, and all kinds Of in
tolerant abuse have been hcaped upon
those colored men who dared voie
the Democratic ticket. In some parts
of The South the life Of a colorcd man
/ (DemocraO is not very safe. sub
NIT these facts to you as the honest
convictions of my hearts, and must
say | cannot accept your advice, be
cause in doing so | would not do just.
ice to myself and my race.
Yours, with great respect,
JOHN w. DUNJEE.
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20. Box 50. Bristol, Tenn.
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PASS 1T ROUND.
4 Challenge fr0m Texas to Every
State in the Union.

Dallas, the Queen City of Northern
Texas, sends forth, III behalf Of the
State of Texas, the follow ing chal-
lenge:
We challenge each and every Sta,G
in the Union TO meet Us in friendly
contest in November n, xt, to see which
can roll up the largest majority in
favor Of Tilden aud Hendricks. the
prize TO be a splendid silk banner.
The terms Of the challenge are these:
If any Stale gives Il larger majority
for Tildcn and Hendricks than is given
10y the State of Texas, then Dallas
will send to that State a splendid silk
banner. Bat if Texas gives larger
majority for Uncle Samuel than any
other State, then The State giving the
next largest majority must send IL
banner TO Texas, Dallas to be its GUS
tOdIan.
Whichever State wins the banner
is To be considered the Democratic
Banner State of the Union, aud is IL
bold on to the flag until the next
Presidential election, and then give it,
up 10 any other State which may win
it by giving the largest Democratic
vote.
Now, whilst this challenge is given
to each and every State in the Union,
yet we would signal out the great
States of Kentucky, Georgia and New
York, aud invite them 10 he contest.
What says Louisville, will she take
up the glJvc in behalf Of Kentucky?
Aud what do you say, Atlanta, in
behalf of your grand old goober grab
blng State Of Georgia ? COme, now.
New York city, We dare you to enter
Tie list
Every city or State which accepts
this challenge, will please make it
known by publishing their acceptance
in the Democratic papers of New
York, Atlanta, Louisville and 81.
Louis.
JAMES Il. SIMPSON,
President First Ward 1Ilden aud Hendricks
Cinb
BARNETT GIBBS,
Prrsideu, Second Ware / d len AID llemdf.cKs
Club.
Y. w. CLEVELAND,
Presecnt Third WGrd Ti.dcn amc licnIrIcLs
Club.
J. ID. kERFooT,
: President Fourth Ward IIlden and Hendricks
Club.
: John Kitten, of Illinois, claims to
be lOo years old. If that kitten Is
eyer to be recognized as cat, il is
about time he was at it.-COuricr-
/ JOHTHai
- 90 -
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-09-23
s. w. SMITH,
BIRBER d HIIR DRESSER,

"AS mosed into ls new shop on Louise
street, me door nouh OF w. l.. jones
store, 2ayvilIe, and provided with all kinds OF
perfumes, cosmetics aud hair dyes necessary
for the satisia tory execution of all work in
his line. aud respectfully solicits the pa
wonage of the public. He can shave, dye,
shampoo, and trim a gentleman up in any
style and also keeps fancy ,oi'et articles
on hand TO 81 commodaie the ladies.
June & IS75-tf
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-09-23
CURED

IAN old physIc!ar, retired irHn active pfnc-
uce, having had placed in h> hands by cm
Fast India Missionary the tormtla Of a simple
Vegetable Remedy, for the speedy and per
maucnt Cure OF Consumption, Br"chijiS, Ca
tarrh, Asthma, and all Throa, and Lung Alice
tions, also a Positive and Radical Cure for
Nervous Debility and all Nervous Conn laints
after having thoroughly tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands of cases. feels
it his duty to make II known to his suffering
fellows. Actuated by this innrive, AMI Il
conscientious desire 10 relieve human suffer-
ing. he will send Gree oi chcr-0 to all who
desire it, this recipe. with fail directions for
preparing and successfully using. Sen, By
return mail by addressing with stamp. naming
this paper, DR.. C. w. STEVENS.
Monroe Block, Syracuse, n. Y.
March -, lS76-ly.
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=. II. MoREisoS, w. w. tAHNE
MORRISON & FARMER,

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~ Will personally aitcnl the terms Of the
District Com; at Rayviile, HichIand Parish,
Winnsbormgl Franklin Parish. aud Basirop,
Morelousc Parish. Special contracts o7H be
made with them To attend to succession cases
in the Parish Courts. They will take claims
Tor collection in any Parish in Louisiana, with
the privilege of managing same in connection
with resident attorneys, aud will attend 10
busi,ress m the State and United States Land
Offices They also practice in the Supreme
Court Of Louisiana ard in the United States.
Monroe La Jan. l. 1SIG.-ly.
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DAY'S AGgE TONIC
CIV FN 4. " 4 Z

To all persons who have cli'ls and iaIi TO be
cured. Il i, not cien daring these hard times
,!.at We ever hear Of anything Icing give"
way, but Ia the present case we lave an
article that viii bcaf the closest scrutiny, ana
sevcrc>t ,cs, IN evr.y sense ct the word, ami
feel determined to place il before rhn public
IN snrh nlanucs tha, there canmot be a
tuuhiing Thomas
70 all who May be afflicted wirh "nr form
Of a.rr. or chilIs and fever, wc make the
proposition
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TO ALL ER S o Il

To cure you with one bottle Of Day Ague
Tonic. 1t never produces partial deafness,
din,uess Of vision, huzziug or roanu9 in thc
i,ead or any of those unpleasant symptoms
that follow the use Of QmiEiur. and lie cures
are prompt. ehectua and permanent.
ProcuIe from any Druggist or merchant. ono
BOTH, of Days Aguc Tonic. r'-e it n directed.
and if it fails. return the crpty houe, and
the money will be refunded 10 all