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hurt, but the above list comprises all who
are known TO have been killed, and it Is
not believed by any one who is intsliis
gently familiar with the circumstan ces
that this number will be materially in
creased. The coroner has selected six
well known and responsible citizens who
will serve as his jury. BE will begin
his investigation on Monday next.
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This mornings European news is de-
cldedly wsrIike. Turkey has rejected
the protocol and given notice that the
armistice has expired and will not be re-
newed. Russia regards the attitude OF
Turkey as q complete rejection of the de-
msnds of the powers, and therefore de-
cllnes the Porte's proposal to send a
special plenipotentisry to st. Petersburg,
ss further negotiations are useless. Sew.
ersl Russian consuls in Turkey have been
ordered home, and the Gar is making
some significant movements OF troops. 1t
is said that the course of Turkey IN re-
jecting the protocol was advised by BIS
MARCK.
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PHILADELPHIA. April lS-Plour-
Demsn1 fair AID prices higher; Wis.
consin and Minnesots extra family 81 25
G,s Is: Pennsyivani. do. 81 S5Cas 80;
fancy ONO 10 75tas9 %; high grsdes
50 Oo9lO 50. whea. Easier and IN de-
n.pd: red y sstern 81 G5E9l II; white
81 s0te,l IS; Penn,yiTsais red ard
snb.r 81 golsl 95. Rye-At S5c %
track. Corn In demand and advancing;
yellow 6OG,s2c; mixed eOSSlci sail Gle
+ O. b Oau-Demsnd steady fair 70
choice 4sCd5Oc; family 81; mixed 44S
55c. Butier-Demsnd moderate; New
York and Bradford county extra and
western extra z7@30c; old 90. Z2(d2Sc,
Chesze-Firm; western fine l6ic. Eggs
Western fresh at l7GlSc Petroleum
Dull, refined let; crude lsc. Whhky
Western a.$l %.
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FgAxKLrs, LA, April l3.-Hon. ;. 5.
Cox. of New York, delivered lecture 70
a large aud highly spprecistIve audience
a. Evans Hall TO night. The spoJect wn
Irish Humor." Mr.. Cox and wife are
now being ferenaded.
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/ III huo luStcaSo III Huuoof ioi buO Ha9
! ter appears to be only 63, and is only
significant because any increase at al
was unexpected. The falling of il
the average Of liabilities, however, is 1
good sign, and ought to atone for the
small addition to the numbers.
With rsgsrd to the trade OF the pas
three months it is alleged that, notwith
standing small stocks in the hands OF re-
tallers, and low prices of many staples
the demand for goods has been weak and
irregular, and the amount of business
| done in all branches OF commerce much
less than was anticipated. Tn
extent of business Is indicated very
closely by the exchanges at the various
clearing houses, of which there are now
some sixteen in operation in that number
of cities. The total clearings in the first
quarter of 1876 were 1877 900; while in
the first quarter of 1877 they were 1885,
600, showing decline o. $4,000,
The earnings of all the railroads publish
ing returns indicate a decline in about
the same proportion for the quarter. The
decline thus noticed it is true is but
slight, yet on the face of an expected in
crease is somewhat Disappointing.
In relation to this condition of things
the circular very sensibly says:
"It our people could learn, even for q
while. to be content with q day of small
things, the results of the past quarter
would not be disappointing. But un
happily all the arrangements are for
business on the grsndest scale. Railroads
exist TO accommodate twice the traffic
that offers; warehouses large enough to
mold four times the needed supplies OF
the country, while the number engaged
in the business OF each locality is lar in
excess of its average requirements; and
altogether expenses and facilities for an
extent OF trade only possible in
periods of the widest expansion.
These are hardly the tue standards by
winch TO measure either safety or real
prosperity. Judged by more reasonable
standard, the experience vi the first three
months of the year has not been bad
one. On the contrary, though business
has been small, it has yielded = fair re-
return. In proportion to the amount OF
business transacted the profits have been
better than for many previous quarter.
II is certain business is done al vastly
less expense than in former years, that
vsucs are more settled, and, above all,
that both foreign and internal Indebted
ness is very materially reduced"
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4, NTH NOTlNtuSt w "o' '''~s
.r,Bt change Of scaoera!ure.
rr C;,cinnati Commercial has lost its
s,.,s ncrspsper. I! now joys along
s'L ,,s veI.worn path Of toe organ
.3.- It's every department gives
,.,s ,b,t the thing is IN its dotage'
REGISTER recently copied an ar
>, t,n the Keys.r Echo, giving an
',,,o,, Of mock trial at West Union
n,+triige county, which we supposed
:, be original in thst paper, and for
.;,b We gave it credit. The Echo in
,n,n. that t copied the article from
%,r,mberIsud NssOS, and by an over
',,5, ,.iled to credit it to tina! paper. AS
rs,,sr of fac: the E:ho says it has no
..,sb,s" or any other kind of intorma-
..,, rnon the subject, except such as was
..i.ba5 by the article copied. The
..ro- implicated, Mr.. TowLEs, has al
.,.4v denied the story through the
gyEisTER.
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GRASGE onE. EsUUI y.


= ''''" ..'''' '.. '' Wv "'t0"'
,' A1'''' n.y. NIL '''3 "O' '"N'' 4 "''P
.-'S's'' j" '.' ''' WOOL warehouse
.'...'. '1'"',-"' d ne 'oI'o"'hS 'hlor-
-''..' up" " '".J''" lIs orange
'-' ''''' '' '''''' o' Il uS oSNu'I
'' '.' ~ " 0's''''F9 '"'''
@1' """ ""''"S
-''.', '.' ''"us"' j. Is III i
'-''@ - '' -.'! oil anything from
-" OF''-'' Gan DC derived lnrougn
'''''''
" "'''@2 "''' ''''o
''''''S "" y ""o'-sro"o's' Na' oeol
'O' 'A'''y or 'oF'y years at 'eS''
never '''n carried out SIMPLY
"'- ''-A 0' organization. The Grange
'''-SD' ho% has this, ard the wool.
l"'foh' nave been working
''' ~ ever SINCE the orange nas
''o'no!i IN this part of the coun-
'-- Tue prospects indeed now seem
s-'ol'sSINs.
l-' OBJECT OF this movement Is to
,' va WOOL growers to put their pro-
.' 9o'' shape, to learn them that
'"' De TO heir interest to pat their
~ sO'o condition. To raise the
49, o. WOO. srowing-to Dive out
80 oests among the wool growers.
.'- o bulk as much as possible in one
5'.s ,oA' to make it an object to large
-, W better still the manufacturer,
~ 's''e' prices, by saving the ex-
" gong around and picking up =
- ''si pound, here, and TWO hundred
which the wool growers or con-
~ Pa! IN the end, and thus
oa; the dead beats at the
ED Of the string,
A' 70 the safety in sending to this
~o-s4' every ole connected with the
'-''as snd selling Of the wool will be
=. ,,''''!E oondea-not BY straw bonds.
WI Will bs Under control of the
s'''' until sold, sad will be =, safe a,
,' own wool house-be that in the
M crib" over tn, spring house.. Or
ne spare room up stairs
Asoa.d t4se quite $ Isn.,,hr .-,;o,.
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ALL nervous exhaustion aid psinful
diseases speedily yield TO the curative
Influences of Palvermacher's Electric
Belts and Bands. They are safe, simple,
and effective, and can be easily applied
by the patient himself. Book. with full
particulars, mailed free. Address Pull
yermachsr aalvslis O., Cincinnati.
Ohio.
spl2s.
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The Pan Handle railroad is rapidly
dispensing with iron rails. 1t already
has down 13O miles of steel rails, and
they are to be placed on the whole line
as speedily as possible. We believe that
it is the experience of all roads that have
adopted steel rails that they are far less
liable to b. eak than iron, and greatly re.
duce the percentages of accidents result
ipg from broken rails. some of which s"-
cidents are the most destructive 10 life in
our railway history.
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Indian Horse Thieves.

CHEYINsI April l3.-1ndians ran
of thir,y-two head OF horses from Bear
creek, thirty miles from here, Wsdnes-
day.
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Our people are still discussing the
terrible murder OF the mail carrier,
DAVID Hiser, on the the Sd Inst. near
Petersburg. An sCcount of which was
printed in last Mondays REGISTER !
1t certainly was one of the most appsl-
ing. cold-blooded, unprovoked murders
that has ever been record
ed. Since the commission of Doug
las to Jail, there have been
constant rumors af1ost that an sttenpt
would be made 20 lynch the prisoner.
Judge Armstrong hearing of this, or.
dered the Sheriff TO place guard arounc
the jail, and Tuesday night guard OF
twenty men were guarding the prisoner.
We hope there will be no mob violence,
but there are ominOus signs Of q ven
ceance which any unnecessary delay in
the law cannot check.-ksySer Echo.
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Fatal Accident.

SAN FRAscuCo, April l3.-By the
cave in A. II" blue paint Graham mine.
SmSrsyll.e. Yabs county, yesterday, b.
T. Henders,n, j. II Monk, Michael
Sweeney, David Haitian Nike No
Williams, Tros. Mcdonald and Samuel
Sleemen were killed and six others more
or less ir i.red.
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RaHe Bail.

MEMPHIS, April lS.-St. Louis Browns
2, Memphis Beds o.
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THE Philadelphia Times Is inquiring
after the Wing party which the Wash
ington Nation recently revived and
launched upon its mad career.
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CHICAGO, April l3.-Flour-ln mod.
crate demand al 'ull prices. Wheat
Active, firm and higher; No. z Chicago
spring 81 27i ca,h; 81 4itG1l 4l seller
May. ssles al 81 az seller May; 81 ~.
q,l At seller June No. ., 81 2si reject
~ 81 lI4l IL. Corn-Activs, firm and
higher a. t2.c sA,hi 4bic ssiIsr May:
46tc seller June. Oan-Demshd hght
and holders hrm a. 3iic rh; 37iGa7ic
seller June. Rye-stsady ana prices
unchanged. Bsrley-Steady and uh.
changed. Pork-Unsetttled but gensr.
ally higher At &l4 70 c,sh; tl4 30C9
IA 32t seller Msy; $I4 IS seller June.
Lsrd-Demsnd fair and prices higher,
closing steady at 80 10 ooh; 50 500
62i seller May; 50 soNa9 G2t seller
June. Bulk Mesp Steady and IN.
changed. Whisky Firfnsr; ,alss A.
81 o5(aI OG.
On Call Board-si 4oi May; 81 All
June. Corn-Es,ier At 45i May. Dat.
Unchanged. Pork Higher a. sI4 40
OLA 42i May; ti 52i Juue. Lard
Firmsr At 80 IS May; 80 IS yked
June.
CIScIsSATI, Apr! IL. Cotton -
Quiet and steady a. lie. Flour Strong
and higher; family - 75(97 70. Whss,
Active. firm ADD higher; red 81 Goa
rs. Corn Firm a. 46c. Osu-Firm
At 35ai2c. Bye Strong and higher It
s3ld ojc Bsrley-PIrm; sojd /, prime
spring sO'a,s5c POrk-Qgiet a. &ls 10
tGl5 20 LArd-Qaiet b4I frm; steam
50 GOts,3 IS; kettle $40 25tgl0 IS. Bulk
Neat Higher e. tta5t@7!@7iG7iCs,
Tic. Bscon-Qu'et st6iCast@s!Gayst
SIC. Whisky-Stesty ard in good de-
nsnd ST. 81 o.. Buitsr-Quiel and up-
changed.
Hogs-S.esdy and frm; common - 10
"a 50; fair 70 good light "a Dd6 l6;
packing IS 0O(a5 25i butchers 81 >OCa,
5 45. Receipts l,i4l; ,hipmenu. 1900.
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THE BUSINESS OUTLOOK.

Contrary to general expectation, the
number of failures IN the United States,
for the Arst three months of the present
year, show a slight increase over those OF
the corresponding quarter Of 1875, though
the amount of liabilities is somewhat less.
The quarterly circular of DUNs Mercsn-
tile Agency, furnishes the following com.
psrison for the past quarter of the three
years named:
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VOL. II.
At'aeciina geeister.
o,Is slOse5 ,sstsrdav at 1905.

u, s.stasr 'o-doy '0sA 6s partly
.,,tB northeast to northrest ,0i''ds,
.r;,Bt change Of .caoera'rrs.
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ADJ llIAN .I...e 60:

3, t tssssssso' z cIi1s@ae -
5torsv county. NevadA-
Novcs.-Tksss are dslinqasas upea Ne b.
.ouiAgdsserfbs1 seock. % scco.ns q sesees-
nsnt NO. 10 isvts1 o he III eay efusveu-
bsf, i51> IL ssvsu1 anoants - oppesns NJ
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DISSOLUTION or copAR1NrRsHIp.

THE PARTNERsuiP HERETOFORE TX.
i.ting betxetn CONRAD DIEDKRiCH
and ". y. Q: BLANCHARD. under the nrm
nams OF = co, csrryins on the
I'LL. htorey county. Nevsds. 10 this cay dis.
solved ~ mutual consent. All partiss Indebted
70 the late nrm ~ blanchard 1 Co, up 10 the
1T OF January. 1877. will ss,e costs hy settling
iheir accounts immedlsiely with Mr.. Curtis
pianenaru, VINO 10 alone authorized 20 collect
Parties having claims sguinpt the ssId arm.
contracted prior 10 Janusryi I. 1871. will please
pretent the same 10 Nr. Curtis Blanchard FOR
settlement.
CURTIS BLANCHARD.
Cola Mn. lamar, 8 1871. jas ed
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OYPIoI OF THE CALIFORNIA yrNNo
" Conrsny. Ran francisco. Csiiiornis, Jan.
Directors Of the aboyenamed Compspy. hsid
this day. . dividend No. 81 Of Two f,olian Der
shsrs Va. declared. payable on MONDAY.
jail In @. p oonpox s.,,.,.rx
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D~ELIyQUHxf slLrs.
Icy nuaa-c..s,..eA.

Name. No. csrtis. shs. Ann.
IN = neclin.cck. Trustees. ts3s. M. 10 a..
Noble q O.. Trustees .tsol....to....B =.
nchmfsdsll. Hoch.fsdtsf
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Ana IN accorfance with law. and an order of
the Board Of Directors. made On tho 9TH DAY
Of December. 1870, so many shares OF each
pareelo Of such stock a. may be necessary viii
BE- sold Il public auction. at tho once of the
Company, Do Nevada Block. Han Francisco.
California. gu MONDAY. the 10Th day Of
January. 1871, al the hour Of . O'Clock r. n.
Of said day, 10 pay said delinquent assess-
mcnt thereon. together with costs Of adver
tlslng aud cxpenres OF the pale.
W. II. TOWNSEND, Secretary.
Ofice-L0 He,sds Block, San Francisco. Call.
fttnia falOtd
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

VIRgNIA SAVINGS BANK -Yoa THE
half year ending Win Decswb he, n. isfs.
. dividend has been declared ct The nate Of Pif.
teen llbl per cent. per annum on term deposits,
and Twelve u1l per cent. on ordinary deposits,
~. Of yedersl tax. payable on and stsr the ID
,sstf 4. ". WHITE. Secretary.
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And In sccoriancs with Law. and an order Of
Of December. lsis, 20 many shares Of each
parcel of zach stoek ~ may 10 necessary ~ill
be sold 81 public ~auction. ~ the suction sales-
room Of John Middleton ! Son. No. SO Mont.
gvmefy street., Ban Francisco. California, On
the hour Or II o'cioci r.. Of MID diy' 70 pay
raid delinquent sssesenent thereon. together
with c.sts VI advertising aud sapssses Of the
n. y C0NGDoN, Secretary.
0fice-2io Montgomery street, kooms 8 and
. ri" rsas~i-rs,, California. isl5tJ
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r ExiuaroH INNING COMPANY

II Lsestioa y EnheipsI pIs'o 9. DufihssF
Locsiion OF works, Gold lin Mining Dis
tret. Newsda
N~otios.-Tnsrs arc delinquent upon tho fol-
lowlngdesorfetd stock. on account VI sssess-
mont NO. u levied on The 10Th day OF Novcm-
Der, 1919, - several amounts set opposite
the nance n Ne respective shareholders, ~
lnllo.as
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And In sscefd0es With lay. and en- order Of
the Board Of Directors. made % IT, 2sth day cf
December ,1sfs. q msns shsrss Of ssch psrcel Of
such stoeh - may be nscesssry viii he sold
q public aseuen, e the saissroom 4 Maurice
California. on BRiDAf, tie 18th day Of
January. is11, = the hour Of I O'Clock Pm
Of said dag. 70 psy said dslinQusnt assessment
ther-oa. soeslhsr With coss Of advertising and
expenses Of the sale.
3y order Of the Board Of Directors.
wM. II. McOLINTOoK. Secretary.
o~nhcs-Room No. .. No. so rise street. Nan
Ersnciscs. oslifornis.
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"oTsood WI. Tru'tee. la. oDeI,t I'IOo. . Uk
And 10 accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board OF Directors. made on the 1th
day OF December. 1910. 90 many share. Of each
parcel Of such stock as may bc nccesssry viii
he sold at public suction. IT the ofios u The
Company. Room %. No. s3i Montgomery sIreet.
nan francisco. California. on TUESDAY,.
me 3th day OF January. 1871. at the hour VI
O'Clock ?. y. OF said day. 10 pay said deiin.
Of advertising and expenses % sale.
O. A. kANKEY, Secretary.
Omce-R Room p. No. 35i Montgomery street,
Ssn rnneiseo. California. Jai7td
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nArkfH Mrs d A...... 80 ~
nagein J. y. Trustee.
Iiosmer q Dourne.i rustess ~
= Norsanstsrn. Trustee ....i.
Julius Merzbach. Trustee u
Julius Msrybach. Trus'ee... Il
Macpherson Jehn. Trustee. .
Noble 4 Co II II. Trustees. u
Noble Il 90 n n. Trustees. ~
Nerfeidef n. Trustee.........,
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nns ASSESSMENT or TIE LADY BRYAN
i will bs received By O L. vELLKR. ny 10
the dag Of Als, d his once No. 40 California
jao q. L. wRLl.AR, kseelyer
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-02-21
NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT.

Whereas, a certain precept has been duly is
sued TO me by the mayor of the city of Indian
apOlis, under the corporate seal of said city,
dated January L. 1877, showing that there is
due the following named contractor the
amount hereinafter specified for street i'm
provement i'm the city of indianapolis, Marion
County, Indiana:
Due Henry Clay, for grading and graveling
Deloss street and sidewalks, from Oregon or
Nebraska street to Brook street, from Edward
u. Sewerage the sum of nineteen dollars and
twenty cents (Sl9.20), amount of assessment
charged against lot No. thirty-three (33) in
Outlot No. two ~ in Masterss subdivision of
Drake & Mayhew's sesond addition to the city
of indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana.
Now, the said defendants are hereby notified
that, unless within Coz days after the publica-
ton, for three weekS, OF this notice the
amount so assessed against the above de.
scribed lot or parcel of land Is paid, will pro-
coed to collect the amount so assessed by levy
and sale of said lot parcel of land. so much
thereof as may be necessary TO satisfy the
above claim, and all costs that may accrue.
HENRY W. TUTEWILER,
City Treasurer.
Indianapolis. Ind, February T. 1877.
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notice TO NONRESIDENT.

Whereas, a certain precept has been duly
issued 10 me by the mayor of the city Of Indi-
annapolis, under the corporate seal of said city,
dated January IL, 1877, showing that is there
due the following named contractor the
amount hereinafter specified for street i'm
provement in the city of Indianapolis, Marion
county, Indiana:
Due Henry Clay, for grading and graveling
Del0SS street and sidewalks, from Oregon or
Nebraska street TO Brook street, from James
h. L. Mussleman the sum of nineteen dollars
and twenty cents (SI9.20), amount of assess
ment charged against lot No. sixteen Q6 In
Outlot No. two ~ in Masters's subdivision of
Drake & Mayhew's second addition to
the city OF Indianapolis, Marion county, In
diana.
Now the said defendants are hereby notified
that, unless within COZ days after the publica-
ton, for three weeks, of this notice the
amount so assessed against the above de-
scribed lot or parcel of land is paid, will pro-
and sale of said lot or parcel of land, or so
much thereof as may be necessary TO satisfy
the above claim, and all costs that may accrue.
HENRY w. TUTEWILER,
City Treasurer.
indianapolis, Ind, February 7, 1877.
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LEGAL-
NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT.

Whereas, certain precept has been duly
Issued to me by the mayor of the city OF Indf-
annapolis, under the corporate seal of said city,
dated January IL. 1871. showing that there is
due the following named contractor the
amount hereinafter specified for street i'm
provement in the city OF indianapolis, Marion
county, Indiana.
Due Henry Clay, for grading and graveling
Deloss street and sidewalks, from Oregon or
Nebraska street 10 Brook street, from James
X. II. Musselman, the sum of nineteen dollars
and twenty cents Csl920), amount of ASSESS
ment charged against dot No. twelve (l2) in
outlOt No. two (2) in Masters's subdivision of
Drake 4 Mayhew's second addition TO the city
OF indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana.
Now, the said defendant is hereby notified
that, unless within COZ days after the publica-
ton, for three weeks, OF this notice the amount
so assessed against the above described lot or
parcel of land Is paid, will proceed 70 collect
the amount so assessed by levy and sale of
said lot or parcel of land, or so much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy thesabove claim,
and all costs that may accrue.
HENRY w. TUTEWILER,
City Treasurer.
Indianapolis, Ind, February 7, 1877.
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SANF0aD'S
RADICAL CUR e
Far CATARRH

INSTANTLY relieve and permanently cures
4 this Ioathsome disease i'm all its vary ing
stages. II possesses the soothing and healing
properties of plants, herbs and barks in their
essential form, free from every hbr0uS con-
tamination, and in this respect differs from
year IL has found its way from the Atlantic TO
the Pacific coast, and wherever known has
become the standard remedy for the treatment
of Catarrh. The proprietors have been waited
upon by gentlemen of national reputation
who have been cured by this remedy, and who,
at considerable expense and personal trouble,
spread the good news throughout the circles
In which they move. When you hear
wealthy gentleman of intelligence and refine
ment say al owe my life to SandfOrd's Radical
Cure, you may feel assured that IL IS an article
of great value, and worthy 70 be classed
day.