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Preife ber Resierunsss Bombs &c. IN geu gors
am 10. IpriI 1876.

gaafpaa,tssr suabs bon 1862
, 1876-02-26
Mines.


The Consolidated Virginia and California Minos
hero now. But
THERE Ang OTHER Mfsks
worthy = mora than paaaing notice. Tho far
famed Gould d Curry, sho Yollow Jacket. tho
OpAlr, Savage, Halo i Norcroea, Choiiar potosi,
Crown Point, Belcher, Overman, and Justice,
each Of which l,as produced for ite owners mill
loua aud millions OF money. Since the discovery
Of tho Comstock Lodn Ia 1859 moro than $780,
0o0, 600 hAvc boen takea from tbs mlueu horc,
aud It ID no '.ffaak Of tho I'M tcpRt{ou to affirm
, 1876-02-26

tunnel will hays paid for isse!s over and over
nKa!n by its royalties and discoveries OF ore Al
shis timo the header OF tho tunnel "a pcno.rat.
inR ~, Jol'n'e Lodge. and al eyoa aro turned
penetrating 4 ftc', orc doposIt. Mining spoen.
lAtors arc proving their titlea To grants IN tha
Immediate netghbofhood, And shaspers are ask-
tp8 themselves how they can most successfully
locality.
Tho sutro tunnel IA as long and aim i,o,e in
tho aaFtll 81 essr conceived. md einca took
WALK rnoN t!a MOUTH 70 TIE nKitEn
hcreahouta say Of Butro. vtz: that l,o Ia not
only sbs most persuvsrn9 a. = man, but Tho
tnost advanced ~ Ecnius Of All the iucp In ths
region. It Was truly grand conception. In
Hulro At odd times. hAre had opportunities OF
studying tho man and aacertalntns Ills vlews,
To look At him you would think hin, man Of 80
years. lbAzazded guess hs hiB ago ono dav,
not yet 4o.. In bis f.co there 40 no
marks Of ago, but hla hair aud board afo well
tinRsd with GRAY. Nor do SEQ how any ono can
grow old In such placa a. tbs Town Of Sntso.
No direrations, nothing to Do Int cat drink,
there. Although but ,nlIea from Mount Da-
vidHon, which 1oomn above Virginia. the snow
rarely desconds on that favored vi!lAgo. Only
lRst week, when tho suor f'ew horo Ia Virginia
for two days, aud tho suratnit OF Mount David
son WAS wrapped in t!orcely-iiylng snow. the Bun
ehonD In Entro aud the anow remained away
There arc 200 mon 1t work In tho tunnel now,
sud Tho progress H. IT tue average rate Of ~
feet a week. Hutro thinks tue man tunnel will
bo hnlahod in 1S78--about February. lilo claims
{or tho enterprise thAt It will create
An ENT1nE REVOLUTION IN MtH1Na.
that orc may b. dropped from tho lower lovels
Of tho rniuss down to tho tnnncl-a saving of
tho preacut hoistipg power; thhe the tunnel will
drain tho minoa naaurall7-n saving Of pumping
poWor; that orc can 10 transported through tic
tuunel TO tho reduction mills In Hu,ro 1t 4 cost
OF 10 conts por ton-R saving In transportation
expenses; that tho lives Of The miners will 10
moro seoure; and. finally, that tho tuunc. wIll
inauguratc = total reduction Of moro than 60
por cont from tho present cost OF mining, and
thereby render 1t worth whllo to reduce low
grade ores.
In TIM foregoing you have what Ia at trAst q
truthful exposition Of Tho sttsns Of affairs in
this region Of gold at this tiro. That 1t will
bo instructive to many who ate ignorant OF tue
great interests hero represented do not doubt 1;
that It will be Interesting to the rcadors Of TIE
TB1BuNK la my nodeat hope. H.B.u.
, 1876-02-26

beginning. the .'grand tour" VI. directed 70
ioIf the flannel coat worn during tho descent.
and 40 hccontrod In = pair Of heavy shoes,
WOODEN ovsral's, and check shirt, and st!ll cat.
ring my lantern, tho journey wa entered upon.
Mss surprised he Tho exceeding dryueHs Of tho
minis, aud remarked II, but was informed that
thoro WAS plenty OF HAter iu tho Io1or levels.
But this mine q famous for Its iavorablo natural
co roas he min sa da n a oe I'D
Virginia Mtno, GOO lcnt north, and PASS through
tho urnss 800 fees sass 70 the California
Mnu." 30, with lanterns born0 Aloft. slIats rsys
reoaocIins tho a'iasening MASSES Of ORC on oash
aide, va
Marched. mtrohed away
TIP JAckaun Atrsas
And down TO A7.o-nueA!
And through eross-cuts, snd drifts. and
AVENUES or GOLD AND s1EsKR,
and up.ataira hnd downstairs. from feYcl to
lsve|. through dark oarcrns ~ by sinBle sPu!-
terLnH candle, aud through fllee Of brAHny fol-
lons, pick In hlnd. md candle stuck ln ledge,
conqusring their way through tho brittle orc,
vault, Until after moro than m hout'a srsscI We
found cursslyos back 10 tho starting-plAoe 1t
tho foot Of tho anafs, having gono shrough
arory part Of tho famous Consolidated Virginia
black ore In ths California Mine, Which assays
Rogsrs. as Tho Unlvers'ty Of Pennsslv.nia.
says tlioro aro $500 600 600 In ore In sheso mines
j kkN HNt An 8xDdEt lAulAf1Rs eAAA 0eoH1 ~
lleye Tho California aflno alone Ia practically
lin1,tless as regards tho amount Of wealth within
tts bounfaries. Not ton Of orc haa boon taken
from its rccsssoa rot, and tho etock 10 ho!ing In
B.u Franclsoo for &89 share; there arc 640.o 900
els.cs la The milne, which brings tho prico up 10
3I5, ,0no, 600 Tho q. L Q. shaft, which IL being
sunk for tho purpose Of hoihting orc from this
Minis. will bo completed shout May !: Tho stock
viii doubtless 70 to $l20 : sl,sre long before
Juns j, and know not wlerc II win 50 By Sept
noxt As the cstiraAtod production Of The mine
vl,sn working tho full capacity Of
The new shnft--1.500 tons dsy-is
"a 500, 600 = month. which, added to tho produo-
lion Of tho Conaotidated Virginia Mine. will
mako 90, 6o0. 600 month for tho tmo mines. or
oytA S70. 000, 600 4 yEARl
The daily production from tho Consolidated
Virginia Mine now Is over 800 by referring
to tho following abstract statomont from The
qnattorly assessment roll, my statement will
DO found 10 DO within tho facts. This tabto will
also provo valuable source of Information rs
10 tho proceeds Of the loading mines 10 thts
county.
ArsrRAcT brA1ENKnr fnoM THE ouArTHRLT lssKss-
NEHr noLL or THE fR0CEkpa oY THE MINES or
STOREY COUNTY FOR IRE QuAH1En ENDING DEC
81, 1915.
, 1876-02-26

eertain for himself T. u not tho province Of TIC
:s =: ;Sst + II,
Of stock In san sss.;ss Trsastsso sS o. t5o 18th:
aas 3se 9s,'s:;,p 9GSh'ts; per ,,,1 ,1'1s 81! tsx ss
s3e s39 ns.t ana M Rslshsf ~; ssS' %. ts1t ~
1eoo ,o sayaes, ~, u. ~; 4 ~, m, 1'A u.
a2a 4, Il.l9 IA. .nq ,1ssa, NorefSs'' ~ ~ 9lh.
y, ~ Ghouat,totosis ".
aes aee crown toln!, ~; ~ e.. ,,o ,o,x,
s:s 8 SsPs;ss S5%Ps;s.:;;, Il; si;sx. y x"' ''' ''' ~
& + ksstass: kss.s ~; 'sk:' :, issSii,x i,x:
,92s ~ MRIns: AaIoM. u /; TX; HI 3,sa H.; 2s$;
1as 11s oonads;Snss, Coz 29E, aSH an ~, .,o I'M
noss g s;5I: s.i9s:ss s:.;S; g &; tx w.
~ ~ h.ea' hh.slsaus1, ~ ~ ~; GSS;;,so
s. 5 js.,!ss' 5,,s 4 4 IL; II ssx asx. eax b'o.
III ~ 1.;i, L.a! p:gsn s.n ax',iK; ~ bio.
~ ~ 1una; In ~; LH. 4. ~ 49,, . ,,,<
''so eAeoonlA ~. ~ ~, ~ 20, ~ AN, u, 49, ION.
= 4 Meadow xs!lsy: 1lS:sS:s s::; BOARD
go 1 Ea5sa. Consolidated. 10. lsX. 1tX.
L. ~ J1ek'on, ~
~ ~ Alps. D. 4M'.
i9o i.en.si.n ~
20t6 Ieopnrd 0E 1k ots a.t n
ao3 Jefferson, TX, 6x, IL.
73o Gila, ~, 2.
l,eoo ran!her. .: 2fl. 21t, > h5.
xaS 9 H0s.ss N0s.asf1 nsI!e' u.
aiS tisnsts + Tthoms,. ~. au az ~
10 Adysnce. sE. ~ '@' '"'
3eso Uo.o Consosd..ed. B7xo es, 7se. TIC. no. Rec
80 Golden Chariot, *. '' ''>' '''' 'S''
1.2so South Chariot, e2fu.
s'9n sx' isaal kmr,1s aashoS: 1ss 2,s seo' saHe.
TX tx Tricas11so.bs,, HTiaans .Ie, o.4c'''
s1o tS!oi,a. 7se'
0Utah, i7H.
Is Silver MI. 1l7ft TX.
l.12s Dayton, ~, X, X.
''so Nssf Ns1 Yo1f Ysane; doas.aIji,,.1 ai ,xi.
, 1876-02-26


s 4hlIEn hfArEs nfarricr couRr-JunaE DLon0Er7
a'otS ~ lro-eola Of aa1a Of lark PAranA; do
efeo, Won Dalten At al. ". same, $2Bl-1,
0anMea o. A. r. proceeds Of sao Of HcoT !. H. ChspI
$la.lV.-Ames DtMpseJ "a. aamo. *H.-tAmcs HkellY
" proceeds q aso Of schooner Whtlxiad, {ips,N-
Gilbert, Hubbard Go. n. same, }3ai.
6uFERtOA ACouRr--COxrxlsIoxa-Dsr,d IT, Es7ra w.
lord Mckenzie and Calvin Hao.1, {a17 pi-Sstus n.
Csnifns oarrtaon And Will!am +. wslla 81 raj t0-W.
ht. lilrah q a. "a. Fr!eIrich S!aibcr, &3Gs.5o.
Fur 1nsuranca COMPANY Of Mnaoy, ps.; verdict,
$2,2t4.e0. and motion for now trial. -
risnn. $744. saw
c1acuIr Coun1--1uDax Dooru-Nashan Moars Va.
Gucisn @. Y1e, 500.
, 1876-02-26

billion left Jat. It is known absolutely that
tboro 40 sb6u, 1000, 900 moro In tho lodo.
TIE HuTHo TUNNEL
| Ia txnacted to lovelop tho other $500 600 000
and Of that great national entorprso lew
| Hords:
Adolph sutro, the originator Of tLe scheme,
| conceived the tdeA in 1860. year after tha dia-
eoysry ct ne comstock Lode, but i was not
petitloned for franchise. An instrnuons which
WAS readily granted, not because the Bolona OF
that body recognirod its utility; thsy be|ievod
on tho contrary that sutro, WAS dsmeutod, to
mountains. But sutro know thing or two moro
than thoy havo giyon him credit for. lie
1eeoguizea. among othor thlngs. that the
influence which tho successful compile.
all our mining intosesta could hardly
be estimated. BY securing the future product
iysnesa OF tho noAt important mluea OF the
world for hundred yaara to CONF, by eetAblRl-
(or hss yst) been reached on my mino in tho
world, aud BY introducing rational, permanent,
ECONOMICAL BYsTEM or a1N1No,
40 unequaled impetus to and confidence In min
lug operations would be giyon. which would ro-
au1t ia tn!nenso bsneats to tho whole nation.
Armed with hia franchise from tho LsgIsIA-
turo Of Nevada, Hutro vent 10 WASH
iustou. where ho lid hls sotemn betoxs
Congress, and auocssdod In getting passed
spocill .et Of oopgsesa. Tic sir.ntsgcs
bestowed bT that act may bo briefly enumerated !.
Tho sutro Tunnel Company own = tract Of min.
cTAl land adjacent to tho ComRtook Lot1a IL tho
btatc Of Novsda, boIng tho very heart aud con-
tre OF the richost silvsr rsglonin the world, 7
miloa In length py 4, coo f4ot in Width, embracing
1850 acres. Also town stta 1t tho mouth Of
tho tunnel, containing l.2B0 koraa. Tho cxelu-
Blvo ownership Of Ill minea discovered by tho
tunnel. 4 royalty forever Of e2 per ton on each
and eyory ton Of ORC extracted from any part of
tho Oomstock Lode. Tho right OF Appronfia-
toa OF all tho rator carried on through Tho tun-
u1l.
The G1st shorelfui OF ea.sh wsa dug 10 Tho
fall OF 1860. It wAa but vary law months oro
tho Bank Of California, recognizing Tho para
mount Importance Of tho work, with the view Of
deprecistng 1t, and thereby getting control,
Withdrew theiE subscriptions and induced their
following to do tho same. This was
BODY blow TO euTRo,
but ho rallied from It In cousno OF time, HApk&d
then, In all their kstcmpka to repeal his chartAr.
and has tlnIshed the tunusl tor u 800 foet or 2J
miles, Of tho tnilos which, It ID tho intention to
run 1t In = direct line. About Rs,UO1 o00
gold have alEaady been expanded on ths work.
and The total cost OF tho direct tupnel will b.
about e6, ,QD0, 600. Lateral tunnels will bs run In
different directions II IN additional coat Of
s5. 900, but before this IL done tls main
The farmers' vindicator. (Jackson, Miss.) 1873-1???, 1876-05-05
Tribute or Respect.

On the Goth Of February 1876 our worth
brother I. l.. JOHNSON was suddenly, in
the midst of apparent health, called from
time to eternity. The members cf Clarks-
dale Grange, No. 662 and our entire COM
munity have sustained an irreparable loss
thereby; therefore,
Resolved, That we sincerely mourn the
loss of him who so highly adorned the
home circle and so truly and beautifully ex-
empifed "A true PATRON in his tender re-
gard for all the domestic relations, and in
the avocations of life was the prudent and
safe counsellor and liberal and charitable
to fault with friends and neighbors, and
in all the troubles which have befallen our
beloved country the impartial and brave
citizen, the man of moderation and firm
ness and of devotion to true principle
Resolved, That we sympathze with his
bercaved wife and family and offer her our
heartfelt sympathy.
Resolved, That in token OF our esteem
our Hall be draped in mourning for thirty
days.
Resolved, That copy of these resolu-
tions be spread upon the minutes of the
Grange and be published in the VINDIcA-
TOR AND News, and a copy be furnished
his family. N. NJ LEA,
A. X. BoYCE,
r. N. HARRIS,
Committee.
The farmers' vindicator. (Jackson, Miss.) 1873-1???, 1876-05-05
National Grange Of the Patrons oil
HuSbamdry.


.oaN T JONES, Barton, Arkansas, Worthy
Master.
~ WooDMAN, Paw Paw, Michigan, Over
seer,
A B SMEpLEY, Crcscoe. Iowa, Lecturer.
GEN. A j VAUGHAN, Memphis, Tennessee
Steward.
MORTIMER WHITEHEAD, Middlebush, New
Jersey, Asst. Steward.
S II ELLIS, Springboro, Ohio, Chaplain. :,
r. M. Mcdowell, Wayne, New YORK
Treasurer.
OH KELLY, Louisville Kentucky, Secre-
tary.
o. D1NwIDDIR, Orchard Grove, Lake CO.,
Indiana, Gate Keeper.
MRS. JOHN T. JONES, Barton, Arkansas,
Ceres.
Mrs. SAM'L K. ADAMS, Monticello, MINES
soto, Flors.
MRS. HARVEY GODDARD, North CRANKY,
Connecticut, Pomona.
MISS G. A. HALL, Louisville, Kentucky,
Lady Asst. Steward.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES:
D. WYATT AIKEN, Cokesbury, South Caro-
lima, Chairman
C. r. SHAsKLAND. Dubuque, Iowa.
DUDLEY T. CHASE Claremont, New Hamp-
shire.
ALoNzo COLDER, Rock Falls, Illinois.
w. Ii. CHAMBERS, Oswichee, Ala.
The farmers' vindicator. (Jackson, Miss.) 1873-1???, 1876-05-05
$25 REWARD.
For any MalariaI Disease that Cannot
!be cured Without Internal Treat

nnent.
The Anti-Malarial Belt or Pad Of Drs.
Love u Wilson will ~ure the worst case of
Chills and Fever, Enlarged Liver and
Spleen, Indigestion, Nervous Debility, or
directions.
Thousands attest it's wonderful virtue.
Single Pad sent to any part ofth U. S. on
receipt Of $500. Money refunded in case Of
failure. D.
N. Bit is believed it will prevent the
above disease if worn in state Of health.
For sale by all druggists. Address
LOVE & WILSON,
No. s Powell Block, Atlanta, Ga.
The farmers' vindicator. (Jackson, Miss.) 1873-1???, 1876-05-05
Neso Advertisements.
cHUFAs AND JAPAN PEAS,

THE INTRODUCTION OF THESE
l. crops throughout the South will enable
US to keep our stock and fill our smoke
houses as cheap as it can be done at the
West. The Chufa is planted in ridge
like potatoes, yields on common land 100
bushel per acre Of the richest feed, unequal
ed for fattening hogs, poultry-and chill
dren. One acre will fatten more hogs than
ten acres Of the best corn, besides furnishing
grazing all summer. For the truth of these
claims we refer to U. s. Commissioner of
Agriculture, Washington, or to any agri-
cultural paper in the South. Price, BY mail
postage paid, Zoe package, 40c pint, 75c
a quart. By express "a peck, SIS bushel,
The japan Pea fully established its merits
several yeers ago, and is now in universal
demand. 1t grows upright like cotton
stalk, is cultivated like corn, and yields
from $50 to 800 bushels an acre on ordinary
land. Stock Of oil kinds relish it and thrive
highly on it without other feed Also ex-
cellent for table use. Price by mail, post
age paid 15c. a package, Doc. pint, SOC. a
quart. By express, 80 per peck, $40 per
bushel. These seeds are SO scarce and cost
ly that we cannot make any discount to
wholesale dealers or Oranges.
When Southern planters grow their own
stock-feed and fatten their own hogs we
shall hear no more of hard times and
"middlemen," for this will put an end to
both. If you fear to invest largely, it will
cost but trifle to try these seeds, and un-
less your experience differs from all others
you will be forever thankful for the trial.
Address,
A. f. WHITE g. CO.,
Nashville. Tenn.
The farmers' vindicator. (Jackson, Miss.) 1873-1???, 1876-05-05
Officers Of the state Oranges

MISSISSIPPI
w. L. HEMINGWAY, Carrollten, Caro-
county, Master.
W. L. WILLIAMS, Rienzi, Alcorn county
Secretary.
LOUISIANA.
r. H. Ryland, Master. Bayou Sara, La.
w Harris, Secretary, New Orleans La.
ALABAMA.
w H Chambers Master, Oswichee, Ala.
f N Law, Secretary, Tuskegoe, Ala.
ARKANSAS.
John T Jones, Master Helena, Ark.
John Williams, Secretary, Duvalls Bluff
TENNESSEE.
VIM Maxwell, Master, Humbolt, Tenn.
j II Curry, Secretary, Nashville.
TEXAS.
VIM H Lang, Master, Martin, Texas.
r A Binford, Secretary, Austin, Texas.
FLORIDA.
B F Wardlaw, Master, Madison Fla.
w V Brnson. Secretary, Live Oak, Fla.
GEORGIA.
p j Smith, Master, Oconee Ga.
E Taylor, Sc rotary, Macon, Ga
The farmers' vindicator. (Jackson, Miss.) 1873-1???, 1876-05-05
Attention Farmers

VOU can see the Combination Corn Cot
Il ton and Pea Planter at Messrs Brough-
er d Brownies, jackson, Miss, invented and
patented by Bristol 81 Searcy, which plants
one or all Of the above named seeds sepa-
rately or alternately. Will plant on ridge,
water-furrow or the level. Will plant on
loose, hard, rough or smooth ground Will
open, drop, cover and roll in such manner
rs to insure stand.
Messrs. Brougher d Browne will receive
orders for the above. Price SIS at Lows
Steam Works, near Pleasant Hill, DeSoto
Co., Miss. For Rights, ETC., address,
BRISTOL & SEARCY,
teblO-3m.l Pleasant Hill DeSoto Co, Miss.
The farmers' vindicator. (Jackson, Miss.) 1873-1???, 1876-05-05
Spoytsmen's Depot.
RICHARD RHODES,
Late
f. G III A RI E WILL E.

No. IS ST.. CHARLES ST. NEW ORLEANS
Guns, Rifles, Pistols of every variety
direct importation. Also sporting materials
of all kinds. Game bags, shot pouches
TASKS, and every article need be Hunters
will be sold at Lowest Prices for cash.
The celebrated .'Dead-shot Gunpowder,"
quality, WV Wholesale ss and retai e'' q Os''
Articles Tor Fishermen, of all kinds.
Rods, Hooks, Nets, Lines, and every de-
sirable article for the Angler--wholesal and
retail. Send in your orders. je24ly
The farmers' vindicator. (Jackson, Miss.) 1873-1???, 1876-05-05
GRANGE AGENTS:

TEMPLE S. CooNs & Co., Grange Agents
for Mississippi, 81 Carondelet Street, New
Orleans.
A.. VAUGHAN s. Co., Grange Agents fol
Mississippi, 1853 Front Street, Memphis
Tennessee.
A. M. HARDIN, Grange Agent for Missis-
sippi, IA Commercial Street, st. Louis. Mo.
B. f. FITZPATRICK, Grange Agent fol
Mississippi, 10 North Commerce ST., Mobile
Alabama.
w. G. WATTS s. Co.. Grange Agents for
Mississippi, Liverpool, England.
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St. Louis, Mo.
Wholesale and Retail Manufacturers Of
all kinds of
GRANGE GOODS,
REGALIAs, JEWELS, TOOLS,
books, BLANKS CHARTS ETC.
AT Greatly Reduced Prices.
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Price list furnished by addressing
BOLTON BROTHERS..
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-27
MEDICAL

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
DAM in the right side, under the edge
of the ribs, increases on pressure;
sometimes the pain is in the leftside; the
patient is rarely able to lie on the left
side; sometimes the pain is felt under
the shoulder-blade, and it frequently ex-
tends to the top of the shoulder, and is
sometimes mistaken for rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach is affected with
loss ofappetite and sickness; the bowels
in general are costive, sometimes alterna-
tive with lax; the head is troubled with
pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There Is
generally aconsiderable loss ofmemory,
accompanied with a painful sensation OF
having left undone something which
ought 10 have been done. A slight, dry
cough is sometimes an attendant. The
patient complains of WEAKNESS and de-
biIity; he is easily startled, his feet are
cold or burning, and he complains of a
prickly sensation of the skin; his spirits
are low; and although he is satisfied that
xerCise would be beneficial TO him, yet
re can scarcely summon up fortitude
aough to try it. In fact, he distrusts
very remedy. Several of the above
,mptoms attend the disease, but cases
ave occurred whereof few ofthem existed,
examination ofthe body, after death,
as shown the LIVER to have been eX-
,cnsively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. C. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when taken
with Quinine, are productive OF the
most happy results. No better cathartit
can be used, preparatory to, or after
taking Quinine. We would advise ali
who are afflicted with this disease to
give them A FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and as
a simple purgative, they are unequaled
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine DR.. c. McLANE' LIvEF
Pills are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DR. MSLANE
LIVER PILLS.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER PILLS
bear the signatures OF {. MSLANE and
FLEMING Bros on the wrappers.
R@n Insist on your druggist OF
storekeeper giving you the genuine
DR.. G. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists and
country storekeepers generally.
To those wishing to give DIR. c. McLANE's LIvEF
Pills trial. will mail post paid any part OF thG
United States, box Of Pills for twenty-five cents
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, Pa