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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-01
A CURa FOE TooTHAcHE.-Night befo

ACusa FOE ToorHACHE.-Night before
last a prominent citizen was awakened
from his peaceful slumbers by the pain
of a raging tooth, and his sympathlzing
wife told him to 60 into the pantry and
get some cloves and ram three or four OF
the spices into the hollow of tho tooth.
He tried to find the cloves in the dark,
but the attempt was attended with un-
unfortunate consequences: he upset .
pan of dough which had been set on
chair in the kitchen. and after he got
his feet out of the sticky mass and was
proceeding to the pantry, he suddenly
sat down in bucket of slops. lie IS a
Sood-tempered man. but this circum-
stance ruti,ed him and wet the neither
portion of his night garment. But he
was determined to have those cloves. He
got to the pantry, and, following his
wife's directions reached for the little
crock in the right hand corner OF the
third shelf. He was not discouraged be-
cause he pulled down a pitcher OF yeast
and a keg of brine. 1t is true. these
liquids wet his hair and ran down his
spinal column, but he didn't mind that,
he had the crock. Then he reached
down into the crock for those cloves and
his hand went into something soft; he
didn't know whether it was preserves, or
mustard, or tar. or jelly, or mud, but 1t
was something very sticky and soft; and
he called in voice of suppressed emo
ton Tor his wife to bring light. He
called pretty loud, AS he thought his
wife was asleep: but she answered the
call promptly, and when she reached
hin, with the light sine made the remark
that he was nice looking object. Sho
had not complimented him In many
wears of their married life. and her
words touched him. "Yss," he said,
sadly, ..I'm in a hsllofsfx.' When she
had got some of the jelly out of his hair
and the dough scrsped of his legs and
the brine washed ont of his eyes; she
said she guessed she'd just look for
those cloves herself; "a man couldn't be
trusted to do anything" There was
no. a Glove in tho house. and when she
went back into the bedroom to tell him
he had better go to a dentist and have
that grinder snaked out, he said the bit
ter experience of that night had cured
his toethache. There's no cure for pain
equal to diveriing the thoughts by plea
SAINT experience.-IR L. r. Reveills.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-01

DIED on The TRAls.-Soon after the
down passenger train left the Steamoo"'
station IN Friday night, pas
ssnoer named Ferdinand was suddenly
.,,...ed With heart disease aud died ID
4. few minutes. While still conscious;
he ra;,.d the on.!uctor OF the train, ana
banding him y loi Of money and other
vsluabies, gave directions that 1t sho"'"
he s.nt TO the wife of deceased. who iives
sorneuhere in California. Before any
tl,;ns definite could be learned the un-
fortunate man expired. Upon the a.
rival of the train at Reno. Justice diisoh
Was summoned and took charge OF the
bcdv I. was nscertained that the name
of decreased was C. Alexander. ana tha'
he WI. native Of bordeaux. france
He had over $500 in coin and gold ne'es.
besides mining stocks and other vainaoie
papers. on his person; also railroad
ticte, from San Francisco to Ogden.
70. II. News.
WARM SpE1SGs.-Tbe Warm Springs
Hotel is a popular place Of resort ana
the baths. always attractive. are mace
more so than usual by the excellent ar
r.ngsmsnts there provided for the COM
fort of those who visi. them. Tue pro-
prietor. Mr. John ID. kersey. spares 70
mains to please the public. He assures
rs these baths are .ure death TO rheuma-
ism. A wagon leaves Carson street
every hour to convey guests from carson
to the Springs. Fare to the Springs or
Prison and return fifty cents; baths nifty
cents. Baths with bathing suit one
dollar. The Warm Springs Hotel adj
yer,isement xppsars e!-s~here II our
rauer of this morning. Read 1t.
A INV C.SSoN.-The employees at
the V. 4 +. Railroad shops have msnu-
featured a uew cannon with which 10
celebrate the Fourth. Il weighs over
three thousand pounds. II Is no rough
niece Of work, hat tarnei and ornament
e., II; grand styie. /. WAS tried y"Sfer-
aAv. and started The town with KS irv-f,
her,tions. The use the owners viii
make of it will add much to the enthuSl-
ss,o of tie ceiebra.ioii Of the Fourth IN
Carson.
Corn SasrMENT.-There was shipped,
last evening. from the T.. : Mint at Car
son, by Wells, Fargo h Company 5 tx
press, to the United States Assistant
Treasurer at New York, two hundred
Thousand dollars in silver-cne hundred
| and fifty Thousand dollars in hall dollars,
+, and tfty thousand il dimes. During
the past month there has been shipped
from the Mint about i've hundred thou
! sand dollars.
! A SPECIAL nesting o: the soldiers and
| seiiors of the late war is called for this
evening. at the District Court Room at
! 8 O'Clock p. ". TO complete arrange
msnts for celebrating the All Of July.
The matter Of organizing permanent
society of the Blue and Gray Will he dis'
cussei, 4 full attendance Is desired.
! AUCTION Subtitle attendance OF the
ladies of Carson is requested at ). b
| Corrnacl' S auction store to-day at foni
O'Clock, as 1T that time he will dispose
/ of valuable wearing apparel, shawls. un
/ derwear and dresses. The articles are
all of the best quality, and viii be sole
to the highest bidder without reserve.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-01

TuE ANrI.AsrArIc CIRCLE III Carson
make proclamation that they have unan-
i,nously resolved that after the Fourth
:bey will not. either directly or indi-
7setIy, pa.roniZe any hotel, boarding
houss. restaurant. saloon or laundry
that will keep China help after that
date. We would wish further to inform
the citizens Of Carson that, any parties
wanting information as to white help.
can get such information by applying 70
the A. A. C.'s. any Saturday at Inc
Turn verieu Hall, Carson City. at the
hour of So. NJ" Now we think there
are very few. If any. persons who wonid
cot prefer white labor to the employ
,nent Of MoBgolians.
OrfIcEas ELECr.-At the animal meet
inn Q. the New York Mining Company.
held ON the 18th instant, at San Fran
cisco. the following gentlemen were
elected Trustees: G. l.. Weller, Presi-
dent; J. d. Try, 4. 4. L: Harmon. y.
L. Mcdonald and Robert Sherwood. -.
J.. Thomas MAS reelected Secretary and
Robert Apple Superintendent. Ihere
we're 75,UCO shares represented at the
meeting.
The OEAIroS At GLESEeooE on the
Fourth will be delivered by Rev. A. II.
Tevis Of this place. Mr.. Tevis was
selected A. the Chaplain on the Fourth.
but his engagement at Glsnbrook pre-
eludes his being here on that OCCASION.
The COMMITTEES has secured the services
of Rev. John Laird in place OF Mr.
Csvis, and that gentleman will act as
Chaplain on the Fourth in Carson.
Or TIE DRAMATIC HEADINGS last night
We cannot speak. being unable to attend.
Wa are informed tina. some Of our most
literary people we're present. and that
thu entertainment lneritsd much larger
attendance.
Bar FRaNcs,co STOCK BoARD.-The
Gan Francisco Stock Board viii not be
in session again until nezs Thursdsy at
u o'clock Az.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-01

TIE Eureka Sentinel learns that the
new furnace Ct the Typo Consoiidated
COMPANY stsrted mp last Saturday, II
will reduce easily co tons of ore per day,
and works splendidly. The mine was
never Locking SO wei rs a present.
Times are lively in the town OF IJpo.
which is fn,, ~ strangers and more COM
ing in every day. There is ecns'dera ole
building going on. and q number OF sub
.tantiaj brick buildings have been eject.
cd. Business OF all kinds is brisk. ana
the prospects of the camp never appear
cd as favorable rs at present.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-01
MINING STOCK REPORT
RaremOCm Board

Forenoon Board
s2G Opiir :sDs 81. Hos 5ii.. 7Os 81 :,
:05s 81 :. 50s - Is, 2sos 81, los
51:,, 50s ST.
go Mexican. 575s 80. zoos 30lss, 3os
3O14. sos 30
30 Gould & Cnrrv IL.
27O Best & selcher 2os 471a. Cos Az.
1905 Sc
so, CalifOrnia a 49,
4OG Savage 40s 49,. 3las Tvs. oos ~
1910 Con Virginia 3ams COS. Soos 10
175s 30. 25s 5s'++, l4cs 5sLa, 2'os
59,.
2o5 Chollar so
1920 Hale < Norcross sos "a, 3,'os - ..
200s g.
50 Crown Poin, Sos lo'. Boa 1925
1900 Imperial 3os 6, 1920, 6's. oa''s o :
30 Yellow Jacket 4l0- 3lss, i.''s 81 /
:iO Alpha 15s 4S. 10s 4111., l41s - "a,
SOS 49,, b3o
20 Belcher 49,
1870 Confidence lS1.
,l5 Sierra Nevada iJ5s III 4. oOs Ii vs..
Cos ii. 150s Il bio
80 Eulliou ii .
ia Overnnan 220s CO. 50s G.. SOS "a
sos G4}... 3os Giiaa, 2lOs G3ttaa. lbs
63
SO ExcLequer los 1917. COS lG..I>
80 Justice 2SGs 22a.., zoos 221.. 2oos
90
175 Union Con 3G5s IL. HOS II
600 Lady Bryan s5Os 75c, sos l211.
$50 Julia l5Os s. sDs =. J0s Sis
900 New York Con zoos a1aac. loos 'oc
100 Phil Sheridan !
So Andes 2ss
100 kossuth Ia
100 Wells Fargo 2Jc
20 Levia,han Toe
i95 North Con Virginia eos '5c, loos
621ac
100 Meadow Valley IL
90 Raymond & Ely?
10 Eureka Con 49,
100 Jackson 81
100 Leopard n.
so Hussey I5c
200 Metallic
100 Modoc 5Cs :. Dos -
100 Coso Con 311.c
80 New Coso2
600 Poorman Zoe
Ars~e slse IgaarsY.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-01

The other day. in Detroit, farmers
wagon halted for half an hour while the
owner disappeared on an GRAND. When
he returned he said to his wife who
had been holding the lines: "A dozen
photographs will cost twelve shillings."
well, that ain.t high" she replied.
'.But il will buy an eight-foot chain to
hold that mule" But you promised l
might have some photographs" "Yes.
l know. but Just think Of it, Mary; pho
tenraphs are always twelve shillings =
dozsn, while mule chains go up and
down. BY tomorrow that very chain
NAV DO four dollars. Think of it, now,
and tell me whether it's better to fool
twelve shillings away OF buy . nice
chain"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-01

The Colorado beetle has found his way
sss,ward to the New England States ana
the Inhabitants do not make hall ss
much fun about him a. they did when
he was regarded AZ Western myth H.
vented to enhance the price Of potatoes.
On the contrary. they regard him a. 8
yerv active nuisance, and invest IN farls
r.en as their brethren near the setting
sun have had to do.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-01

SOM. % those philanthropists VINO are .' W., Va
;rg .,l.ps FOR contributing to the comfort aiio
irnroyira the health 1T the poor, 'NoH1d niiu
money expended in the purchase OF GitSN
SULPHUR SOAP service.b'e in lettering the con-
i;+inn ut tl, latter Sold everywhere. lJe2o~!s
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-01

Mss. BaECK's tgooL.-Duiins Nacat9n c1
the Public School pupils will be received at tire
Sierra Seminary without change Ct tex oo'h'
For tcr,rs, -tc,, apply t. the Principal.
;la,wi MRS NJ. =. BRECk.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-01

HAG.S's NfAGNoLI. BALM preserves sna IT.
stores the compilations: removes frecSi.s. tai,
and sallowness: makes the skin SOFT. "hi.e anu
6.,icat.. Its application cannot be detected
my2leod- Wisely
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-01

LYONS kArHAIRoS makes beautiful. hlosss
lux,rinIt hair: prevents its falling out or urn
iur gray Ii has stood the test "i ~ years -
cha,lningly perfuIned. ana has no ri'a'.
llv2leod-WfSi
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-01

"You must have lived here long
time" said q travelling Englishman to
an Greg pioneer. Eyes, sir, ! have.
Do you see tina. mountain Well, sir,
when / came here that mountain was q
hole in the ground"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-01

Mark Twain has gone to Quarry
Farm in the neghborhood Of Eimira,
N. Y, where he intends to pass the
GUNNER
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-01

comM!TTkE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
George B. Hill NJ. NJ. Gage
George A. iyrril .lonn " HAoo,t
W. L. Mcintosh Cnas Z. Ls"Si.on'
COMMITTEE or INVITATION:
c.,,,ar,or Draa,ey Aieut Gov Adams
n 4 Render Harry Hunter
- ,.iIISop Nd Chsr.berlin
n RaiI Driesbach
Gene raj Kittren hon u M1Hof
- 1,,r ScrooIinp Hon George Tuiiy
Judge HaWley hon Hooai'
hon James Crawford Capt " hsShie
a N Araery Hon George W Bryant
u u pi,lay rR Hofer
n ~ ~ g = Vsrf.n Hon c F Bicknell
cHDsy General Edwards
Capt F Hs:ries Jacob hleln
p Rice i J Peters
George D Fryer Jnhn r.
/ Lewis Ciial,c3 '"
John Tr3pp frank Hail
go, !. Hw Roscowitz General s H ,farle,te
I,,.ire Earu Judge Beatty
n r. Rliss WD Tobey
General Day Al Hutchinson
N Eon1r;ck CP Mason
~ n Winston William Corbet:
W.T. HorEins or Willis
" vi po 80 Marshall Robinson
n q Parker IN Yerinston
NJ Hatch.
VIRGINIA.
Gen Battera1an Hon o Aokis'h
Con. y LORD Ri Lindsay
Y Z woois Hon John Piper
Col F + Osbiston } " Lckisy
w ~ Ur;obt George A King
John Gillig fIanh . DtaAe
8 II Goddard StepAei.a
Hon Goodwin 4 McCaf'y
John Hereford Marin
~ ~ p.nlegast James PheIan
~ Iackey Joseph CoWea
" + Shepard true
Jr5rc Rising JB Hill
GOLD Kill.
Hon ) II Chubbucl All Doten
Tohn n Mills L Stern
WI WIZ Gibson Cap. George Lyon
Samuel Jones ~ Sans>a
John VapdeWater henry Smi'A
SILVER CITY.
rr.nt KENYON Joe Nuncton
DAYTON.
Hon ! G Uazle.. George " Shaw
IN Jaqua
EMPIRE.
Frank Mccullough WD Hinnohs
F D Stu5tmuller Daniel hoasn
Ross LIZ Valliere jones
H. powden Tom Beer
~ ErnuD Mr. King
n M NV Hjo~n Hon 4 j Lockwood
GENOA.
A1;x-;noston JR johnson
j Murphy Din
| p C;illatt Benj Edison
RENO.
| " cb.uherlain William II Duck
l. = Crockett NJ 1
| C Powningu ! D.
| I'd vesey NJ q H.nt
\ FLss = oA
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-01
UNITED STATES MINT. CARSON
NEVADA.

s,rEr,x rEHpENT's OFFICE. June :. 1s'6.
All persons having claims against aais Niih''
for supplies furnished, etc. will please present
them at my office, IN proper form, for hquida-
ton. between the .sOth instant ami I'd pro1Imo.
JAMES CRAWFORD, Superintendent.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-01
FOR ARlZONA!

FOR ARIZONA!
The Arizona and New Mexico Express
CoMpany's
NEW FAST LINE,
NOW RUNNING FIRST CLASS
~ Coaches from Terminus Southern Pacin
Railroad through to Prescott, Tucson, and
Intermediate points rekc hes the newly discoveIe
RICH MINING DISTRICTS
OF Arizona by the Shortest, Cheapest and Bes
Route.
Freight Shipments received by We-ie, farg
Co., San Francisco.
Tickets for sale at al principal ticket ofhees'
San Francisco.
HENRY WELLS, (of W. F. b Co: and Amer
eau Express Co.. President
JIG. ROWLAND, No. 100 California street,
San Francisco, Vice President.
CRAa. H. WELLS. General Superintendent
snGmi:s Tucson Arizona.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-01
Line Of March,:

The Procession Will form a. ii o clock A. NJ
and move as follows:
Id Carson street to Robinson: along Eno'n-
SON ia Minnesota: down Minnesota to klnS
,iown Kin. to Carson; mp Carson to Musser
do,xn Musser to ---; along ---- to Sec
end: up Second to Orinsby: down Ornsoy 10
Siytb. along Sixth to Carson: up Carson to
Proctor. at which place the procession VIII he
dismissed. and the following exercises hal Il
Tleater Hall.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-01
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

,.XsrY Hovsr-sEoHGx d. rKrEE, PROBATION
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-01

AUCTION SALE.-The attendance OF the
ladies of Carson is requested at J. b.
Cornacl's auction store to-day at four
O'Clock, as at that time he will dispose
of valuable wearing apparel, shawls, I'M
derwear and dresses. The articles are
all OF the best quality, and will be sold
to the highest bidder without reserve.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-04-13
MORTGAGE SALE,

DcfaxN has been made in the conditions OF a
rsSin inteEture If Mortgage bearing date June
.ad \. D 1875 made and executed BY James Kennedy
ard Nargsr., Kennedy hls wife to n, d. langdon aud
S ". Ls. the and recorded in he Office Of II K.ter Of
deeds in and for the C"Iaty Of Redwood ia size State
Of Ninaesot on the 14th day oi June 4. H. 1875 at
49, AMI 2e6 and ty tue said I.An1dnn h l.aythe -
sigueH t VI. u. Marshall on the 18th day "f January
4 &. 1876 which assignment vas recorded in said
ci:c 1t Register II Deeds Of sAid County on the l4th
day Of February AID 1876 ate o'clock \, n. in Book
'f NOR agages on pages $40 and $50.
Said mortgage was given to secure the payment Of
four hundred eighty three dollars and forty four cents
payable txo equal instsli,uebts with iuterert nj
tw I've Yer cent from the date thereof and the first
,natAl'nlent OF tw" hundred forty one dollars and
seventy two c-nts, acd int rest from the date ol
ssid mortgage ut the rate Of twelve pr cent amount
ing to the of two huuired sixty four
dollars aud sixty eight cents is nov due, and the
second instsIlment for the same sum aud interest
amounting to the samc is unpaid and to yet bec"me
or otherwise have bsrn commenced TO collect the
came or s1y part thereof
No~ therefore notice is hereby given that by vir-
tue ofs power Of ssle in said mortgage contained
and pursuant to the stStute ia such ca made aud
prUvid.a said nortg*z. will be foreel"scd and the
prem ISIS therein described yi7y and b. ing in ssld
County Of Redwood and State Of Minnesota to Wit $:
.IGta Four snd Five OF Block Numbered Five in the
Town Of Walnut Grove according to the plat thereof
recorded in the sxid Office Of Register Of Deeds Of
said Redwood County will te sold At public auet'sn
TO tne highest bidder SheHef IN cash ~ the front
door o. the Court House in the village Of Redwood
Falls in said County and State the 9th day Of MAY
A. D. 1876 at nine O'Clock in the forenoon to satisfy
tn amount then due upon said mortgage together
With the of twenty Eve dollars attorney fees
allowed hy the terms Of said mortgage to be includ
ed in nf default and foreclosure therent beside
the c"sta Aud expenses Of said sale allowed BY Law.
Dated March 17th A. D. 1876.
N. ". MARSHALL, assignee of Mortgage.
WHITNEY WEBSTER, age nts nf said assignee.
WEYMOUTH + PIERCE, Attorneys.
Marshall Einn,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-04-13
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE
CLOSURE SALF.

Default having been made In the condition Of |
certain indenture Of No, tsaee bearing date sepsem
Ter 18th 4. D. 1871, msde BY Andrew Moore. and
Minnesota in favor Of George ". Bral.y cf.aid eoun.
g,and reeorGed iu the O6er Of Register of Deeds ia
and for the Coanty Of k+dwood aforesaid, On the
in book 2 Of Mortgages on page III Said Mors..xs
was given to secure the payment OF debt evide need
by certain prommissory note Cor four hundred and
ety dollars lea;ins even date with said mortgage,
due on the dst daf Of January A. D. 1576 and draw
ing interest from date until paid Ct the rate Of twelve
Per cent. per aunum, and signed By said Andre y
Moore. and in favor Of said George ". Bra'ey.
Said Mortgage and the note AMI debt scenred there
BY we're assigned hy said George ". Brley 10 one
Andrew c. Lamb by deed Of assignment duly e1ecut-
ed and dated September 18th A. D. 1875, which said
Of Register Of Deed. on the 2lst day Of January A,
D. 1876 at . O'Clock A. Min book 3 olmortRaxea on
pages 336 and s37.
Aud proceedings at law or otherwise have be On
instituted to collect the debt secured BY said note
and mortgage or any part thereof except action
st Law instituted 90 said note u the District Court
for said County Of Redwood. in which action said
Andrew G. Lamb was plaintiff, and said Andrew
Moore Was defendant, which action terminated in :
judgment in plaintiffs favor. Ssid judgment was
duly entered aud d"eketed in the Office Of the Clerk
Of February A. D. 1879, and on which IN +xecstion
duly issoed and delivered to the Sheriff Of said
onsnty Tor service aad was subsequently returned ty
and claimed to 10 due at the date Of this notice
The dit seeured By said mote and nor,esgs the sum
Of $3l9,O0. - :,
Now therefore notice ia hereby given that BY vir-
tue Of power OF sale in a id mortgage contained
and pursuant to the statute in such case made and
provided. .aid mortgage will be foreclcsed and the
premses the rein described lying and being in the
c0unty OF Redwood and State Ut Minnesota to Wit
l''ts II and II in Block number . ia the
village Of Redwood Falls according to the original
plat thereof Gle in ssid Office Of Register Of Deeds
will b. sold at public auction to the highest bidder
At the front door court House in the
village Of Redwood Falls in said county
on the 18th day Of April 1876, At 10
O'clock A. ".to satisfy the amount then due on said
It together with the Of SIS 90 Attorneys fees
stpulated to he paid in said mortgage r the event
Of its foreclosure besides such other costs aud ex-
penscs allowed b, law.
Lated February 2,th 1876.
ANDREW C. LAMB,
Assignee of Mortgage,
BALDWIN, l. WALLIM,
AttOr eye for Assipnee.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-04-13
THE GAZETTE.
Vim. 3. HERRiOTT.
Editor and PubllsheE.

The economical tendencies Of the
House Of Representatives render it
necessary for the Post Office Depart.
ment to curtail expenses. The appro-
priatioDs will not meet the wants OF
the department as it now exists, conse'
quently, the Post Master General will
be compelled to discontinue some four
or ave thousand Of the smaller post
ufices and decrease the service on
many routes. This feature Of demo.
cratic economy will not strike frontier
settlements tavorably. In fact the
democratic House is too much occu
pied with legislation tha: will serve as
political capital to do anything sensible
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-04-13

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Nessrs. MrSs T. c., are Solicitors of Amc .icsn and
For igr Patents, ani have me largest establishment
III the World. More than 6fty Thousand applications
have been made fer patents through their Agency.
i'atrnts obtained on the hest rms. Noaels Of
New inventions and sketches examined and advice
free. special notice is marie in the SCIENTIFIC A.
SEE,cAS Of ali Inventions Patented his
Agency, witt, th- na".r snd residence Of thePs,cntrr
PATE uts oftrn sold in part whole. 70 persona
sttrsr:rd!" the invention nv such notice. S-nd for
smphlt II pages. rntaninE law and fol directions
for Gbtanng Patents.
Address for the rnner. o- concerning Patents,
MUM CO, 81 Park Row. NY Branch Ofllee.
cor Fl and 7th Sts.. Washington, n. C..