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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-11
Ivy VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND

ID Order Of Sale issued ultt of and utaf"r The
al OF the Honorable second Judicial District
Court i'll ind tor CImSby County, Stsie OF Ne
ys4s oa Judgment obtained therein on the
2lth day of February. a. d. 1876 and af;sstti
on ne ::,. day Of March, A. b. 1910, III favn: "t
Holm Kelly aud against James Duffy for th.
-1l,a q. : as 70 .Mi. with lntcres' on $500"
tn zr-rf tru.4i February 18th. \. u. 1876. i-i!i
p.ia ant' on H. sim ii SS4S p l"ti ifcTe u At
len Der cent ger .,nn,n until l,asU. ana ;or
Costs OF s!t taxed II >3i 90. trgetl}sf with The
SIM Of s. o. 100 Clerks accrsinG costs, and eii
costs which NAV aH.-!,lc by advert iSirZ. ~hfTit
.,n. etc. counsel fee 81 S432 $SlCti 'llr4tiSd IL
the ltId eIucut. and 10 ms directed. rotan:siii-
lug me to sell according TO law c..ttalii real
property hereafter ii scri oed 10 sstsi ne above
t-manCs a IL in gold coin OF the nitsti >tates:
ard in IUrsiiAucc thereto have l"vrH Hhp.
AMI VIII expose 1t public auction M 4FoHL "i
the Court House door III Carson City, t1I:i-n,
County state of Nevada nu SA rIEtAl, ZEE
15th DAY or MAsCh, 4. u. 1916. bet "e"n the
ho.!r, OF a. NJ. and 2. NJ to wit. 81 l g." CLOCK
= M all the right, title. intert, st or claim Of
the r,efcudsnt James Duty Of. IN ana 10 the
following described resi- property. - ret "nt IN
sad decree, To wit: Lots Nos. |. >, 3 and IN
block No. 81 If Musscr's Division of tarton
CITY. Ornsby Comfy. Nevada. together T.lh
t.,a npro ytnieuts thereon
S. r. SWIFT, sheriff.
Cash CO. ~. 81, az.
SobE u. ELA2As, fisin..as a,to<l.y.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-11

And in accordance with In" snd Nh Greer oi
the Board Of Trustees made on the le:li DIS! ~
MAY 1870 90 many shsrcs o Zach parcel vi
such stock as may be necessary will be sold al
puliic auction, at the Office of the Secretary
in H. c. McLouhlins jewellr Store, N !'c
Adams House Carson street, Carson ttr o.
y.,i.uu he Eleventh h day Of } i.f. 1876, al
the hour IF Il NJ uf said day, 10 pay said dr.
l;ucuent assessment thereon. together with costs
O. advertising and expenses ~ t he sale
JOHN y. ELY, Secretary.
Car3on CITY June 70. 1876.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-11
DEEykoUSAED DOLLARS REWARD
E,CH AN lNCURABI.E CASE.
DIR. Ee Rsehau's
& OIL en- B A l. s A Al

After EN- years of trial en- this coast. has proved
itself the only curative in certain Glaze o.
disc sses pronounced by medical practitioners ~
inc Arable.
Cr, lie Rirbau's Golden Bnlsnnl NO.
Cures Chancres, first and second stages; Sores
on the Legs or Body. Sors Ears, Eyes. Nose. etc
Copper-oolcred Eiotcnas, Syphilitic Catarrh.
Disesae<i scalp, and all the primary forms OF
the disease known rs Syphilis. Price, % per
bot; De- or two for 50.
nr. % Richau's Golden Balsam No.
Cures Tertiary, Mercurial. Syphilitie Rheam.-
tisia t;ains in the Bones, Back OF the Nech,
Ulcerated Sore Throat, Syphiiitic fash, Iumpt
and Contracted Cords, Stiffness of: he Limbs,
and cradica.es all diseases from the system.
whether caused by indsretion o. abuse OF
mercur,-.caviug the blood pure and healthy.
Price = per bottle, or two for 50.
Dr. lie Eichar's Golden Spanish
AntiaOte,
For ths cure of 6onorrhes. elect. Irritation,
Gravel, and all iTri3ary or Genital disa1an9e-
uleats Price, 80 30 per bottle.
DIR. L., Eic!au's Golden Spanish
Injection,
A wash ami In ection ftr severe cases OF cor
cirhca iaha,nmatoIy elect, Structures, and all
dis;.s-s Of the Kidneys and Bladder. Price,
81 W 'rer bottle.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-11
NO.TH CARSON SILVER nIN-

IN ing 60. Location al piintipaI pia'" pI
husius -. San Francisco. Cal: location OF works
EAGLE Salley. Ornlsl.y county. Nevada .-Noiice
IL hereby given inst Mt a meeting OF the Board
nj Dir, ct"rs held the oati day of nrIl, lA'6
All ssS.s sineut no ~ of Invent! five Cents per
81 are was levied Il,"n the capital stock of the
eorrcratiua, payable Immediately III United
State. gold com, IL :hc Secretary, al the cth'-
o. the company. go Sansome street, Room IL
SAL Francisco. California.
Any stock Upnn which this assessment shall
remain unpaid On Ia first day of june 1856. vii
b. d,liaaUeLt spi advertised AT pGbiic a'iciion.
snd unless payment is made before. will be sold
on Ss.ur.i.v ih. 3tii day % June, 1916. Ia pay
th. ,l,.'rns,.r. su,Iit, t"-c, her With 'nsts
%: .IN.r; - DE-. C...j r.tpcu-ss al -ai-.
WV . ~ !soEkyfFN ec.,'afE
C:acs, q. Sspsc1s, stcess, kocla y. @y:,d
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-11
WICK
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE GARDEN

Is the most beautiful work OF the kid n the
world. 1t contains nearly 100 pages, Hundreds
OF fine. illustrations. and -Four Chroins fistns
Of Flowers. beautiful drawn and coicred iroln
nature Price 50 cents i'll paper covers; t'3 cants
hnurG In elegant cloth
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-11
vi KS FLORAL GUIDE.

This is beautiful Quarterly journal. :inely
ill,,st II. ted and containing al elegant coio'eti
from IL ,,iest with the first nUruber. Price only
% cents for the year. The first plumber Tor
1876 Just issued. Address
JAMES WICK, Rochester, \. Y.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-11
INFO RMATlON WANTED.

HORN FERRIS. Of south Wales,
% originally, who has been twenty-fohr yosrs
in the United States. wants Information .: ais
BROTHER Michael who, he learns. was IN HcW
York two years ago Daniel Ferris, Of san
Franciero. is also desiroa, Of obtaining ne same
infor,nation The advertiser is employet .s
the Brunswick Mill. aTd his post office address
i, Empire City, OTHshy county. Nevada
III JOHN FERRIS.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-11
$500 REWARD!

EoEIn CARSON SIL,rE NISISG Co..
(Supcrintendent's OticeI.
C,HeoN CITY. June 18th, 1876. J
WILL. Pay FIVE L ID II 4. ~
Dollsrs fgsld coiDl rcwatd Ter ;he arrest
and conviction OF the two men who attempted
20 ito the North Csrson Hosting Works on
Ss:urtav night. the 'o.h instnni
jsi:t.V As. GOULD, superintendent
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-11
VIC KS
Flower ; Vegetable Seeds

RE THE BEST THE WORLD
n produces They are planted by fc:l on
people i'll America. and the result il, beautiful
Flowers and splendid Vegetables. 4 priced
catalogue seat free to all who enclose 4ic p"ht-
age-s = cen: stamp.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-11
Al LIZA CONSOLIDATED GOs.D AND

~ Silver Mining CompAny.- LOCATION q
principal place OF business. Carson City, NJ
yada. Location OF works, Pyramid Lske Min
ing District, Washoe County, Nevada. Notice
is hereby given that there are delinquent i;.ou
the following described Capital Stock OF tee
Company Oh account Of assessment: No. ]sv:"c
March, 1876 the several amounts set opposite
fha na1les oil the reSneciiYe Shareholders.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-11
Subscription Books for itmiaed
number OF shares ar- new open
AT y-n I!oiin.. per SHARE.

4. 80. p .tarsi Lost, end Savings Bank. north
..,.t corner ut Pest AM; Kearny streets, san
Fsia.I-.-s.
C,:-ru ara s~.,t on srPlica:i"n.
.-.y,j,l.f. r. : CAErEH. Secretary.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-11
ESTATE OF GEORGE R0SEHBFcKEf
DECEASED.

A'p:lCE IL HEREBY GIVEN Ht
~ the undersigned. aonini-trst"r "f til
above named estate, to tho crrdtcrs Of ami AT
perspDs having GLAZING asaItst sald decreased, 10
exhibit the same. with the necessary vouchers,
within ten months from the first publication CT
this notice TO the undersiS n-d, a: the Office Of
Harris 4 Coffin. Carson CiIy, N.yelia.
&. y. HARRIS, Administrator.
Carson City, Msy 90, l-.t. 4"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-11

Tar, ,lsrsi-d undo, the Laws Of the
state of ,Sf;iofnia.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22

of the election of NJ Gambetta to the Craftsmanship
of the Budget Committee His majority in this case
came from the foes of the Government and of the
Republic. The Legitmists secured his election.
Last night, in a salon of neutral tint, heard the
following conversation between a Senator lRepubl-
can) and an ultra Royalist (whO Is not OF either
Chamber:
80" said the Senator, "yOur friends gave us
Gambctta Yesterday for the Budget report. IL was
well DONE"
The Legitimist smiled and replied: " 1t may be
very well done for us, but doubt its being agree
able in the end for you Tor for Ganibetta)"
"Yes," rejoined tine Senator. - know what you
think. Your allies think Gambetta knows abso-
solutcly nothing of finance and political economy,
and that he will make Il mess of the whole busi-
nessD (The Legltinist chuckled. and nodded as
sent) "You are mistaken" said the Senator (who
is very superior mani, "Gambetta will have to
learn, and work hard to learn; but he is so pro-
digiously intelligent that he will astonish you all
when he comes 10 make his Budget report"
This may, and we must hope will be but imag-
inc the chances the side of the Legitmists.
Gambetta knows nothing of economical questions
that il truebut there does not lie the of what
may be his failure. Gambetta has financially
speakng) dleT ego, who is very capable man. but
tmId and narrow minded rctrograde in his tinan-
cia ideas, from want OF knowledge OF the proceed
ings of the outside world. l allude to NJ. Allan
Parg6, the Paris Deputy. He is young sincere
popular very able, eloquent, and possessing singu-
larly concise and felictous mode of expressing his
thought. lie has made financial problems his
study and in him Gambetta has faith. lie VIII
probably help the latter to frame his report IN
technically the most correct language. but much
doubt if any of the real problems which modern
finance must solve will be otherwise than timidly
approached.
That bugbear the income tax-which is the direct
corollary of the deliverance from foOd-taxatlon,
and which must be resorted 10 in order to give com
pee free play to the unlimited augmentation OF the
resources Of the land-that will, fear, not be
glanced mt by Gambetta for of that Republicans are
absurdly afraid, aud when the hour comes when the
income tax must he established, and production in
crease by freedom throughout the entire of the
country. it viii probably be Lcgitimist or
Bonapartist whe Will take the initiative and open
the fire,
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
wAsHNGTON'S. ANCESTORS.

TO he Editor Of The Trtbune.
SIR read with interest the letter under the
above title which recently published IN your paper
ogree with the writer that at all times and especially
perhaps the present any facts relating 10 the family Of
Washington are Of value. have lately been reading an
old English book called Leigbs New Picture OF England
and Wales" published think, about 1920. 1t gives "A
description OF the different counties, principal towns
Castles &c. In the account Of Yorkshire IL mentions
Cave Castle" being 13 miles from the town Of Hull,
and describes It noble mansIon-house, standing in
extensive park. II contains fine collection Of pie
lures, among which is portrait Of the celebrated Gen
Washington whose great grandfather possessed this
estate whence he emiRrated In 1857 give the above
Just as IL In from the book. 4.
Winchester, Va, April Ia. 1870
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
EyGLAyD AND THE WLNSLOW CASE.
F,o,, IN, london Times ipri1 s.

From The London It1Ss, fprtt D.
The English Government have, under the
advice OF Lnc Law officers, refused Ia gave INN MIDsloW
nm 10 take MS trial IN the United states OF America ANA
when TWO months 4 ON his cOmmtta have elapsed-that
ia i'm month heucehe will he entitled Ia his discharge
unless tho Judges hold that the events which Lave oc
'r,I coustt1ie "sltjicient cause to the contrary"
withn the meaning OF the l2th section Of the Extra
dtOn The difficulty which has arisen Is as lolioMs
Ly tho third section Oi the EAtiluluon act iusi''o
less provision made by the law OF that STATE or ny
arrangement that the ugiuve criminal sha.i MOI, u nc nc
has been restored had an opportunity oi returning 10
Her M.ucsys dunlinlOns be detained OF ueu III @ 'a'
foreign for any oncnse committed prior 10 ms s
render other than tue extradon crime proved Oy the
facts on which the surrender is grounded
Ihe object OF the clause Is clear IL Is 10 prevent tue
nrocrss i exradltiOn bcipg abused by way oI pro-
rurlug tie surrender Of persons CHARGED win NuSar
crImes against whom the real accusation Is SOME po
c otclsc rom the consequences or when they uuSht
to bo protected Dy oar uss1 -, sts @ & S LANDS @ ~ IN rne
snme way by the 18th section of the act, winch provides
r whcre a ersOn has been surrendered 10 us he shall
not be- ted any Onensc PRIOR TO the surrender oler
imam sucn eXradtvn Olitnse as may be proven ny TIC
acts whcn the SURRENDER Is si2huet. "A oiaSs o'i
bdyiug this principle II contained IN al our nuuelh cA-
rititOn treaties concluded since 1870 WIN Germany
uo9dnr.,s aud Hayu but the American treaty beosss
To Is42, and contains no such restriction. ,n
OF course this omission cannot override an Act OF lar
aunt ANY secretary OF state who authorized inc sur
render OF u criminal having notice that inc foreign
nutrv 10 which he was surrendered made no pros lsion
for combining charge against nm 10 tIt bIouueu o
the facts proved here would commit grave DIocn VI
tc law WIN sucn notice the British Government hp-
psrs TO De fixed IN the Wnsow case Dy ule ue,
tie United states Government VI % te e Wareaver lie
Grim mai who recently was surrendered Mo1eonoi; a
decision IN the matter OF Richard - Cau"e, ~ St ia i
the Circuit Court o ihe oSu | ys of the American
Snri q ,ly 10 no Caldwell was indicted Tor orpihk
AN uicer OF the United states. ne p, posv rstT on a
hrourll from Canada unuer the AshnuIlon iieaJ v
h at orSrry Judge Benedict held that whether
the prisoner had been surIehdesa ~ toUu @ n for ,b
crta of law aud the prisoner being III TACT Nlthln e
,n tha Jurisdiction must be tried for such
crime Without regard to the matter OF eAtradton al all
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-13

TIE SCHOOL BoY.-The Burlington
Hapkeye writes of the deceptive little
boy: passing by one of the city schools
yesterday, we listened to the scholars
singing, 'Oh, how | love my teacher
DEAR There was one boy, with voice
like a tornado, who was so enthusiastic
that he emphasized every word, and
roared, 'Oh, how l love my teacher dear,
with vim that left no possible doubt of
his affection. Ten minutes after that
boy had been stood on the floor for put
ing shoemakcr's wax on his teachers
chair, got three demerit marks for draw
ing picture Of her with rcd chalk on the
back Of an atlas, been well shaken for
putting bent pin in another boys chair,
scolded for whistling out loud, sentenced
ostay after school for drawing ink nous
taches on his face and backing the end
of another boys nose, and soundly whip
ped for Shaping three hundred and
thirty-nine spit balls up against the CELL
ing, and throwing one big one into girls
ear. You can't believe half n boy says
when he sings"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-13

PLAIN TALK FROM MRs SwIssHELM.-
The cook, the dressmaker and the nurse
are the trinity which rules the census OF
this country; for our ladies have generally
been too latoly.lilted from humble stations
to have learned the art Of covering house
holds. The habit Of command only comes
through generations OF culture; and our
aristocracy Of wealth found yesterday live
in state Of chronic war with the SER
wants who hope to displace them to-mor-
row. So your American lady, weighed
to the earth by the silks, velvets, laces
and jewels necessary to advertise her
husbands success in business, becomes
the easy prey OF Biddy, not yet broken on
the wheel OF fine ladyhood, aud mistakes
her dressmakcr for the autOcrat OF destiny
in dress and the nurse in general deport-
ment. As the arbiters Of fate aregenerally
persons OF narrow intellects and we'll
sharpened wits, and tits to their immcdi-
ate interest 10 cultivate the dependence
on which they depend, our domes.
tic history teens with rcpetitions OF the
old history OF Queen Anne and Lady
Churchill; OF the mistresses held in most
degrading bondage by their own servants.
As in that case so in these. Physical
yigor was the plus which overbalanccd
legitimate authority, wealth and social
position in the sum total Of the problem.
So long as woman's servant can rule her
through her physical disability and in
crease this at will, so long she Is their
tool, instead OF mistress or employer.
The dressmaker who sneers at the fem
mime form as God made II, and as the
greatest artists and poets tho world has
ever seen have delineated tin marble, on
canvass, and in immortal song, is simply
an impertinent ignoramus, and should
be treated as such. The nurse who seeks
to cultivate helplessness by making Wig
orous health a something OF which the
possessor should be ashamed is akin to
the witches who plotted the destruction
Of Macbeth. They are deliberate impos-
tiers OF selt.deceived deceivers OF whom
sensible women should beware.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-13

BY mad, t GdUGaoe, POItd9s prpad.
yeAI.............sS O0lSix monthI.........".sl u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-13

Col. Ben WILSON introduced bills into
the House for the benefit Of the Little
Kanawha and the Parkersburg Custom
House. We are afraid he will weaken on
further efforts when he sees the returns
from the election there. They vote the
same way down there that they did in the
Golf campaign.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-13

The report shows. that We have re-
ceiyed out OF the State Treasury the fol-
lowing sums:
Mayor J. r Hart, Transportation. ."....-S % 90
Companies A, F and II, 10th lIeSiment... 30 ~
Pensions and rAluities.."........:....:""- lI0 "
Western Pennsylvania Reform school...- 6g ,iSg ~
Common Itsl2 0y
California Normal School.......'.......- O,OSi o.
Mercantile Apprlises. y ~
w
This is aside from the amounts paid TO
our representatives in the Senate and
House at Harrisburg, which is not given
in detail.
PERSONAL PRoPERTY.-The Auditor
Generals Report shows theTalue OF per-
sonal properly subject to tax for State
purposes in each county. In Washing
ton county it is as follows:
Property, mills on the dOlar...".."-si, go 600
10 ..'''"'''.'''"'' OhV00
Tax on Iov
Assessment OF VOW
Population In l5IO..."......''..... '...''-1SilSt
TRXableI In lSI6................"........l 5,Ilo
SCHOOL SrATIsTIcs.-From the Report
of the State Superintendent Of Public
Instruction, we gather the following re-
lating to Washington county:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-13
WASHINGTON COUNTY, PA.
Financial and Educational Sta
tisticS for 1873.

We are indebted 10 Auditor General
Temple for copy Of his report for the
year ending November 80, 1875, from
which we find Washington county pays
into the State Treasury the following
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-13

TIE Jackson family run we'll when
they are up for Office at Parkersburg
The Hon. ]. B. Jackson DEM was elect.
ed to the House of Delegates along with
the Hon. Jno. A. Hutchinson, Republic
can. Before that his brother Monroe
was elected Judge in that circuit, and
now We sec that II. B. Jackson is the lone
Democrat elected to the City Council the
other day, the city having gone strongly
Republican.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-13

SOME people assert that We have, dur
ing the last few months, lost about 800
persons from among our population, who
went to other places in the hope Of bet
tering their condition. This Is not very
cheerinS.-PrkaIbrg Tina.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-13

The average cost Of tuition per month
for each pupil in the State is set down at
ninety-two cents. The sum expended for
school purposes in the State during the
past year foots up S9,95O,76O 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-13
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.


ny mdi, "a GIrdnt,, pOiia9s prepaid.
One year...........sS OOThree InOnthL.......s2 90
SIX mOnths......... O0l0ne month............. IS
Delivered by CarTieri in City l6e per week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-13
THURSDAY, JAN. Ii, 1876.

PARKERsBURG does not seem to take to
Democracy these dull times for relief.
She has just elected Mayor and Repub-
lican City Council by a handsome major
80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-13
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.


steubcnville AccommOdat Ion-RrTiveS S:25 a. M;
departs 500 p m. This train during the day passes
backward and forward between Martins Ferry and
BcllaIre, stopping when required at sherman House,
E,nayille, West Wheeling and Gravel Hill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-13

PARkRRsBuRe, April &c, 1860
r H. Logan, E'q.:
DEAR SIR-I wrote you some time Enco for
bottle Of Brentlingcr's Fluid Extinct Of Sarapa.
lla, and must bay that II has acted upon me like
charm. have been afflicted for near two yean
with Dyspepsia; two-thlrds Of the time yomited
from one 10 three times day. had given up The
idea Of ever getting well, and indeed my friends
had given up all hopes Of my ever getting well
much. Since last September ono ode Of my nrck
was one entire sore. The use Of one bottle has
much improved mt; my stomach Is apparently n
lieTed; my neck has improved beyond my mot
Anguine expectations feel much encouraged,
and think by the use Of one or two bottles more
shall DO relieved entirely. You will please Rhd
mo two bottles. want 10 give II fair trial. Send
by one Of the boats.
Your. respectfully, j. W. HoRSER
z, H. Logan, ESq.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-21
ADVERTISING RATES.

WEEELT.
one square, one insertion, .............--..Sl 20
Each subsequent insert ~ ,.......... ......, 50
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-21
lssENTAUR
| INIMENT'S,
HhitC, Tor the Human Family
yellow, for Horses aud Animal.

These iinimcrts are simply 'hc.wopder of tie
world heir effects are little less than nmtNti.
iou-, ) ct lh,rc utc some things which they VIII
pot 10 They will not cure cancer or mend
ni"kcn bones, but they will always hi'ay pHin.
ihry nave stfaightentd fingers. cured chionic
lht4liiiil-m OF many years satndi, y, ami taken
lht PAIN nom teri iblc burns and sends which
u4i- itNtr hctn done by any otheralticlC
~" Nusts saulsssent h. for The human
ldnhit " VIII dllNc rhumaliAm, sciaticu AMI
hruiHlRh nun ttc system. cure lumfarp
chubl"in-, palsy, itch and most cuiane0ti-
viuplt"h-. ~ eNirlci3 frost from frozen bands
anu ret arl the poison of bites AMI -fiugs of
Nthonnhuu- repulesi ~ -ubtucs sVtuirg-. and
dlltviate7 unin ~ every kind
for -pIAiur or bruises % ST. the most rof.ft
remedy ever di-ssSerei Tie tsutaur Iiri.
hith' D. use with great efficacy SoF sore
AuHi, t0Uthalhe. raksd breast, caincne urI
weak hacK. The following l. bar a aaiupIe vi
nuine-ars Testimonials;
'lSuIAssA Uaur JKtr. Co..t
lu't., May =. ISIS
81 think n my duty 20 iaf rul SOU that I have
aiiercl much y i,h swollen feel ana chords /
nave Il been Tree from these swelling in Cirnf
Ae4if- hoW am perfectly well, thauks to t.,
teufaar Linimeut The Liuiment uuzht ~ d,
'lp'''l warm hAA'A5hS Blows
lhe proof I, in toe trial. il e. reliable. II Is
handy, % r. cheap and every family sh1g q have
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io he wounded ln1 sore We.sY, com. md Do,
healed %
DO the poor and distressed who have spcn;
their money for Wur,hi-.e medicine bottle oi
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