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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-03-14
For Cutaueous Disorders.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
Invariably cure the following diseases:
Disorder Of the Kidneys.

In all diseases Affecting these organs,
whether they secrete too much or 100 nttie
water: or whe ther they be aflicted with ston
or gravel, or with aches and pains settled In
the loins over the regions Of the kidneys, these
Pills should be taken according to tue printed
directions, ., d the ointment should be well
rubbed into the small OF the back ct bed time
This treatment will give almost immediate
reIisf when mi other means have failed.
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-03-14
MARK THESE FACTS.
The Testimony of the Whole World
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

~ had no appetite; Holloway's Pills gave
me hearty one"
"Your pills are marvellous"
~ send for another box, and keep them in
the house."
"Dr. Holloway has cured my headache that
was chronic
cholera morbus. The dear little thing got
we'll in day.
:. nausea of = morning IL now cured"
Your box of Hollowsy's Ointment cufeo
me of noises in the head. / rubbed some
your Ointment behind the ears, and the noise
has left"
Send me two boxes; want one for poo
family"
but the medicine TO me 10 worth Q dollar.
SEND me I'VE boxes Of your Pills"
LET me have three boxes VI your Pills oy
return mail, for Chills and Fever"
have over 20O such testimonials ~ these,
but the want Of space conpels me to con-
clude.
The New York herald., 1877-10-04
THE PEABODY EDUCATION FUND.

MEETING OF TRUSTEES YESTERDAY.
Tho trustees Of the Peabody Fund held their annual
meeting at the Finh Avenue Hotel yesterday for the
transaction OF routine business. The following named
officers and mcmpe were present:-Roocrt @. VIM
throp, OF Massachusetts, chairman Charles L. Fish,
vice chairman; Secretary OF State William Y. Evarts,
Ch,ef Justice Waite, Governor Aiken, Vi South Caro-
lima; Alexander H. II. Stuart, OF Virginia; General
Henry r. Jackson OF Georgia. General Richard Taylor,
oil louisiana surgeon General Barnes OF Washington;
Colonel Lyman, OF Massachusetts; G. w. Riggs, OF
Washington; Samuel Wctmore, oil New York, treas
urer and Rev DR.. Scars the general business agent.
The dcccnnia report read by Dr. Sears anu occu-
pied more than an hour IN the pcrusa Mr. Wetmore
plso presented his annual financial report. commit
tee appon TO draft series oil resolutions upon
the death o Hon. ). Watson, OF Tennessee, who died
during the past year Tho session lasted for about four
hoursirom eleven O'Clock till three. Upon adjourn
this morning, 10 appoint successor 10 Mr.. watson
and Tor the transaction OF other matters OF business
In the evening tho dncd together and spent
the evening al the hotel
OF the progress IN public education in the varlons
Southern States and showed to what extent the tree
schools mad been aided by the Peabody fund In sew
era States tho work has been in the face of
great difficulties not least among which was the
indifference or antagonism to public eminent. To
such extent was This shown that for about three
years difficult TO find sufficient number OF
schools willing comply with the benelcent cundi-
tons of the trustees TO exhaust tho annual income
from tho tund. After that time, howover, only
one-nali the number OF schools could DO
sisted, and az present not more than one
third. The following shows the amount expended IN
the various atcs:Virgina, S2Ol. $50; North Caro-
lima, is7, 900; South Carolina, 81, $50; Georgia,
s1C6l Florida S4s, ,450; Alabama $50 5,450; Missis-
sippi ,51S; LOUISIANA, $50 500; Texas, SlS,600
Arkansas, s6o,6oO Tennessee, slel 600; West yir
ginia, $IU1, TO
The New York herald., 1877-10-04
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ALcoA BAY Sept 4-Sailed, brig Helene tGer). Jasper
sen. Boston.
BELFAST. Oct 3-Arrived. bark L Cam (Br), Heany
Baltimore.
ge,sror Oct ARRIVED. steamer Acadia (Br), Montgo
mcry. New York.
HryxrS oct 3--Arrivcd bark Admiral Tcrethor (Gcr),
Rcher New York.
sailed 3D. barks Espelund (Nor Turkcsen. Galveston;
Friedrich IIartwig tGer. wocrs New York. Columbia.
for Now Orleans
CARDIFF, Oct 3-sailod bark Forest Belle. Noycs Hong
Kong
CnoysrApr to Oct a-Arrived, bark Neptun tGer). Jo-
hanuescn, New York
DUBLIN Oct 2-saiIcd, hnrk May (Br), Johnston North
America
roLx,sroyr. oct o-oM bark rorcningen (Dau), Bay,
New YORK for Elsinorc.
FALMOUTH DC, 2-Arrivcd bark Sedan c0cr, schuttcr.
New York for Bremen.
Grvlr to oct Sailed bark Dux tNor, lIenrickscn.
Boston.
GENOA 10 oct B. Arrived. "Francisco r." probably
bark Francesca tItay. Inagnero, New York.
Sailed t, I'd the Bonita di Craprera. for baltimore.
GrW.LrAn to Oct 3Atrved, bark Josio Mildred. Dow,
New York
sailed TO 80. tho Eisctts, for New York
Passed 10 Oct 3, barxs Doris Eckhon Hons. from New
York for Icgborn Ironsdc Tapicy. Philadelphia for Pa
lormo.
nuLL, oct 3--saisd bark Amor tAuO. Premuda. Phiia
dclphia.
I,xgune Oct 2snilca bark Sarah. Rice fhiiadcphia.
Itvrgrool Oct 3Arrivcd. steamer Lake Mcganc fBD,
Ra,tcrsby Montreal; bark Cambria tBr, Cholcon, Now
York.
sailed 3D. ships Ardcnca (r). Robertson Now Orlcans
Lake Ontario (5r). Gilmore, New York; Lizzie Fenncll
m smith, rvbec: barss Arabia ,Br), kaston. do; Emma
fgr, uamivn Delaware BraAkwat"r-
The New York herald., 1877-10-04
WILLIAMSBURG INDUSTRIAL HOME.

The corner stone OF the permanent structure OF the
Williamsburg Industrial Home and School laid In
Williamsburg yesterday, IN South Third street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets Thousands gath
cred 10 witness tho ceremonies. The huso platform
surrounding tho stone reserved Tor tho Masonic
fraernity the first floor of the building occupied
by the members OF the association, tho manager 8c
while back OF all on tiers 0. seats paccy
the inmates OF the Home. Al ha-past three T. NJ.
the Grand Lodge oil the State oi New York, escorted
by DO Wit Clinton Commandery and delegations
from ST Elmo and Clinton Communicates, roschcd tLo
building followed by The members OF the sixteen
lodges comprised In ibo Second Masonic district AS
soon as tnoy had taken their proper positions the
platform and In the street IN front o the building Hon.
George H. Fisher addressed them, giving ul story
OF the institution It's objects and prospects, and then
invited the Grand Lodge 10 proceed with their work.
Right Worthy John NJ. Reilly, acting Grand Mas err
laid the corner stone with fun Masouc honors Al the
conclusion OF the ceremony tns children OF the Homo
sung an ode very accepably and addresses we're de-
ltvered BY Rev Dr. S Porter, Dr. Il. y. Coli. Rev.
Dr. j. d. Wells and John L. Taylor. the secretary.
The New York herald., 1877-10-04
RIOTOUs BOATMEN.

DrsGBAcErUL rERMiNATIoN OF YACHTING
Notwithstanding FOR THE PRIzhs
The announcement that yacht race would takc
place attracted large crowd OF Jersey City and New
ark boatmcn yesterday 10 Murphys boathousc on inc
shorc at the loot o! Communpaw avenue Jersey City
There were tour classes with seven entries
each, and tho course was from on Murphy's
boathouse, passing between Ellis' and Bedloc's
islands to Robbins Rcci and return, the course TO DO
sailed over The boats started between two and
three O'Clock and the inlsh at haiipast five. Tho
Adde Taylor won in the FIRST class. her corrected
time being ~ Am. U.s. In tho second class the katic
Joralcmon the winner, her time being 2h.
50m 30s. In The third class the Alice won
IN ON T.. fhe boats OF the fourth class did not
return Two OF them upset,ing and tho Others going
home On the return OF the boats OF the third class
10 the byathousc u discovered that the judges
had not kept any time, and scene oil the greatest
d,sordor and rowdysm cnsucd. Everyone
calulca that ais boat won the race, and
the iunaes. who had returned 20 corner ~
the room to make up lime shoot were peltcd with
beer glasses aud bottles. Tho prizes were gold
The New York herald., 1877-10-04
WHALEMEN.

Arrived At Bedford Oct 2 schrs Arizona White and
Rising sun Taylor Provncetown TO discharge cargo Of
oil ~ -, - .u,.. p,
Sent 81 with ~ and do whale oil. Game home
on Of being able - obtain crew at Bermnda
and because the rig gng too poor 20 cruise. .
sa,led from do I'd Sarah b Hale, Slocum, Atlantic
Ocean; schr Amelia. Bralcy. do. 49, - -
rived M Fnyai Aug I3 bark Seine, White. NIB, with
30 bb So oil landed. and sailed l4th :. cruise a
hcen spoken July with l4O bbls oi)
SER carrie Clark arrived Provncetown 1sf inst
from New Bedford fit for cruise in the South Atlantic
to sail about Nov !. - -, , :,
letter from Capt Nys. of bark Cieone OF NIB. dated
Ang IL rcpcrts her in Behrng Strait with 400 VIII and
lo5 sp on board bound to the Arctic
letter from on bark Daniel Webster Borden, of
NW renors her nj Flores L. with 300 bbls oil and
30 do VIII ON saturday previous took 90 bbl whale
teeyram rom Capt Baker of bark Caps Horn Pigeon,
Of Dartmouth reports her arrival at Panama with 1000
bbs hpbk oil this season. . -,
spoken-Sept >. lat 40 n Ion W W. Dark swallow. Eihs.
Nh. with 600 bbls oil ON board
The New York herald., 1877-10-04
CLEARED.

Steamer Russia H, Cook. Liverpool via ouesnstown-o
@ Francklyn. -.
Steamer state Georgia Br. Cooper Giasgow-A Bald
|, steamer Columbus. Reed Havana--wm Clyde Co.
Steamer Gen whitney. Quick, New orieans-bosert
Marran. c,,
4 Co. ,u.
Steamer Bevsrly walace. Philade ephia-Jas Hand
Steamer Ann Eliza Warren, PhadelDhia-m hend-
ship Thiorva tBrI, Graham, Havre-Ja as Edmis,on.
Bark Padre (Aus), Staugher, Queenstown or amoutn
for orders-Siocovich X Co. -. - M
Bark Success tNor). Olsen. FensburS penmarb-C To-
bias Il Co.
Bark Arcturus QBr). Bent, Antwerp Parker Co
Hnrk belgium lBr). Armstrong, kotterdam-J Whit
BARK Evening Star tBp. Chick St J"go and Gnantann-
Brig Theresc Iswe), odcmark. oporto-Hagsmeyer
Brs Eaglet tBr,. Davis, Rio Janors and sanos-Thos
Norton Co. =
Brig Emma Dean tBr), Schultz. Porto cabclio and La
guayra-J Agostini. ro,,
schr Anita, McUrcady, Cindad Bolivar--Ge0 W Gle;t
Schr Avon lBr), King, St ohns. Mo W Bertaux
Schr vashti X Gates, Holmes. st stephens. Nb-Jonh
Boyntons SON. -. :
Mills
Schr q Dyer French Jacssonvi le-Jas Van Brunt.
schr Marcus Edwards, Douglass Pilot Town and JACK
sonvillc Warren Ray.
Schr Annie Moore Eskridge. Richmond, vs-Jamcs A
Van Brunt. .-
Schr Rosina Kelly. Newark--Scammell Bros.
schr NJ vassar. Little Now Bcdford-Chns living.
schr G Russell, Rankin, New London, Ct-M Briggs
The New York herald., 1877-10-04
SPOKEN.

Shin Arlington fBr) vickcry from Liverpool for Charles
ron Sept Z. lat - 3S Ion 80.
shlp Birmingham (Br, from Liverpool for Quebec Sept
q, lat ~, Ion % o., -. :,
lat A.. Ion ~ , vv, 9. -,
30 miles w OF tho Fastnct
bark Npoe Accame dtan from Hamburg for Now York,
BsrS rta Stewart (Br, from ST George, NB for Pcnarh
Roads sept II, lat ~ lon IL
Bark Inca (Ger) Wendhorst. IRON trieste or New YORK.
Sent Z. lat 26, Ion 81 -
Bark Wood (Brl. Nichols, from Cape Town via Bar
bados for Boston, Oct 3, on Barnegat
Rark cochrinA m leighton. from Sunderland FOR san
Francisco. Aug 10. lat 13 n. lon - W.
Rark Criio Sccundo utall from Fleetwood Tor Now
Work sent 10 Of the Hook Of Waterford
The Arnold Weis" from San Francisco for Cork. July
81. lat / ;, lon 30 W.
The New York herald., 1877-10-04

swsxxuEps Sept is-Ardved. Kephs. 0erudsen. bssi-
more: 18Th. Sosfri, Svendssn. Now York
SMyRsA. Sept I1-Sailed Cohanim ~, Berg. New YORK
sailed 7th, Baccicia Dellscoss. New fork Nsie ira
PAM. do tTs84t
TRALxs. Sept 2o-Arrved. America Lsmieux. oacbse
uhrew overheard 2.2O stavss).
viGo. Aug 21-Arivsd Virginia. Tower. Baltimore; Sepe
10. l. stewart. Crane. Now York. fMtl.k
TvxDEsrRAsD. sept io-sssd, yanads. Petersen. New
York F sM
Quebec t.a
WKsrPoRr, Sept 19-Arrved, valkvrien. New York vis
Queenstown: Charlotte Helberg, Ciausen, Quebec.
YxurDyS. Sept 2O-saed. Ariadno, Dyer. Cardiff land
aaxad fha Iizxn I'd
The New York herald., 1877-10-04

LONDON Oct 3-Arrived, steamers Erin tBr Thompson,
Now York: Thames (3r), Campbell, Montreal
Cleared 3D. barks stonc Jackson Arbecan Hampton
koads: Proserpina Aus). Ivsncich, ',nited States
LIMERICK Oct 3-Arrved. barxs Catherine utsD. Mag
giolc. Baltimore; Eugenio (Aus). Perovich. do.
Sailed Sd. brig Nancy (Br). Kearns. Darlen.
LONDONDERRY. Oct 3-Arrv ID. barks Noel Br. knowl-
ton Baltimore; Aurea tBr). Coates, Bull Kivcr.
MARsrILLEs Oct i-Arrived schr Sullivan sawin Rich.
st john Nh.
Sailed sept 80 bark PondIcherry s. Gudice San Fran
cisco.
PLYMOUTH. Sept cs-Arrived, bark Georgis CBD West.
New York for Antwerp.
QUEENSTOWN. Oct 3Arrived baks Fladelha tAusl Pol
drugo. Now York; Calcutta ta, Lsuro, do; brig Saue
uta). Conicurollo. Philadelphia
ROTTERDAM. Oct 2-sailcd bark Levsnter vesper, Now
York. after putting back.
RocHEroRr, Oct 2-Saiied, the Alma, for Pascagoula
SOUTHAMPTON, Oct 3Arrvcd, steamers Hermann (Ger),
Reichmann and Hansa U;er), Bohlc New York for Bre
men Leipzig GER, Hoffman, BALTIMORE for do tand all
procesded.
ST PAUL LoAwpo. Sept --Arrivsd, schr Addic
Chadwick, Colamo-e Boston. ,- 049t
The New York herald., 1877-10-04
BEECHER OVERHAULED.

just Aity-two persons struggled into the vast hall OF
the Cooper Union last night TO listen to Mr. John Hopo
Fox.s reply to Henry Ward Beechers "Bread and
Water Sermon" as it has been entitled. Mr. Fox had
tho platform all to himself, and his voice echoed
mourniuly through tho almost empty hall. Mr.. Fox
was not discouraged however, but camc forward
smiling denounced Mr. Becchcr for taking against
homes, work. ngmen when he had snch prolific topics
for discussion as fraudulent President, rotten saw
ings banks and Ellis, Generals Bc1knap
and Babcock He then gave u rcviow OF tho whoa
SCANDAL snid that Mr.. Bccchcr perurcd
bins self anu wound up by saying that he ought 10 bo
put broad and water for week or SO, and then hc
wound II felt,
The New York herald., 1877-10-04

watch Tor the rst class and silver pitcher for
one OF tho crew OF the Addie Taylor grab
bed the gold watch, ana claimed that
The Taylor had H. John Mohan.
mp one Of the water pitchers and claimed that the
Taylor won that also. Some fred another OF the
The Of ,hS Alice attempted to carry OF another
OF the pitchers rough named Trapnngen
knocked him down and bIt piece out OF his cheek.
As the darkness the lighting grew moro
ferce and the Judges, to their lives, lied from
the place The boathouse held By the roughs,
who continued the fight until cry OF "Police !" was
raised and they jumped into their boats and put OIL
The New York herald., 1877-10-04
DEATH FROM MALPRACTICE.

Katie strube, a domestic employed at No. s2s East
fourth street, aicd suddenly op Tuesday even
,oo Tho Coroner was notified, and pos.nortcui
made on the body yesterday revealed tho lac, that her
asaih Mas due 10 malpractice.
The New York herald., 1877-10-04
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
ORDERS AND ASSIGNMENTS.

WARRINGTON, Oct. g. 1877
Lieutenant Commander Colby NJ. Chester Is ordered
10 duty in the Coast Survey. Lieutenant John J.
Hunter is ordered TO tho nautical school ship ST.
Marys, mt New York Ensign Bradley A. Fiskc is
ordered to the Plymouth, st Norfolk, Va Carpenter
Peter T. Ward is ordered 10 duty the Department OF
Yards and Docks, New York Navy Yard. Lieutenant
A. A. Boyd is detached from the Hydrographic Oihcc
and ordered to tho New York Navy Yard
The New York herald., 1877-10-04
SAILED.

Steamers Piainmclcr (Br), for Antwerp kussia tBr.
Liverpool; Guillcrmo cpl do :: Laurent Fr Hav,e;
Columbus Havana Gull Stream, Chareston ships Light
ming DIP Liverpool; y Johnson. MELBOURNE; bnrks Anna
(Ge) Konigsberg; Mary ) Gibson usr, Londonderry;
Ocean tGer aottcrdam Frederick CNoD. Lcith; brig
Nichols, Point a. Pitre.
brig Emily (Br) Belize.
The New York herald., 1877-10-04
PNEUMONIA OR EXPOSURE?

Michael Connolly, aged thirty-seven years, Of No.
lol Roosevelt street. transferred at quarter past
eight o'clock last night from tho Chambers Street
Hospital TO Bellevue whore he died fvc minutes later
Tho deceased suffering from pneumonia, and IL Is
thought ut Bellevue that his transfer caused his
dcuth.
The New York herald., 1877-10-04
BELOW.

Ship Hudson, Knight. from London Sept twas passed
Oct I, In la: ~ Is. Ton 90 fOl.
ship Emerald Isle, staples iroy London Aug III (o-
co val . Oct = on BLOCK Isiennl-
The New York herald., 1877-10-04

ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY.
sun r,.ss sus AND NOON 90 Cow 6a "A.. svo %
sun sets ........... 81 Sandy Hook... ..eve 3s
Moon rises. morn 8 05 Holl Gate.......evo s 0S
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
, 1877-06-01
SUMMONS.

In the District Court for the Third Judlcia
District Of the Territory Of Washington
holding terms at Port Townsend. for the
counties Of Jefferson, Clalani, Island, What
com and San Juan.
GEoRGE BARTHRoP and EMMA E. BAR
THRoP, his wife, Plaintiffs, vs.. SELUCIUs GAR
FIELDE and SARAH 4. GARFIELDE, his wife
Defendants.
Action brought in the District Court Of
the Third Judicial District of the Territory Of
Washington, holding terms at Port Town,
send fer the Counties Of Jefferson, Clalam,
Island, Whateom and San Juan, and COM
nlainf fled in the County OF Jefferson, in
the Clerks ONCE OF said District Court.
To seIuefus Garnelde and sarah L. Gar.
nelde, defemdantss
In the name OF the United States Of Amer
lea, you and each OF you are hereby required
to appear In an action brought against you
by the above-named plaintiffs in the District
Court OF the Third Judicial district Of the
Territory OF Washington, holding terms at
Port Townsend, in Jefferson County, for the
counties of Jefferson, Clalam, Island, VIII at
com and San Juan in said Territory, and to
answer the complaint filed therein with in
twenty days exclusive of the day of service \,
after the service on yOu of this summons II
served within this county; or, If served out
District, within thirty days; or, II served out
OF said District, then within sixty days-or
Judgment, BY default, will be taken against
you according to the prayer OF said complaint.
The said action is brought to recover of you
Jointly and severally, a Judgment for sI42, with
legal interest from date, being the balance due
from you to plaintiffs for the rent Of n certain
house and premises in Port Townsend, w. r.
from July /, 1874 to April 8, lo77, and the costs
OF this action. Also, for Judgment that the
separate property OF defendant Sarah f. Gar
fielde, be charged with the payment of such
Judgment. And you are hereby notified
that II you fail 10 appear and answer said COM
plaint ak above required. the plaintiffs will an
ply to the Court fur relief therein demanded
ali OF Which will more fully upDear lN reier n,
ence TO the complaint, a true and certified
copy OF which complaint Is attached to and
accompanies this summons.
Witness the Hon. J. r. LEWIS, Judge
- OF said District Court, and The se,,I
SEAL Of said Court, this 10th day of April,
49, A. d. ls77.
JAMES sEAvEY, Clerk.
, 1877-06-01

BoYs HEED THIs.-Many people
forget that character grows; that it
is not something to put on ready
made; but day by day, here a little,
there little, grows with the growth
and strengthens with the strength,
until it becomes a coat of mail.
Look at the man of business, prompt,
reliable, conscientious, yet clear
headed and energetic. When do
you suppose he developed all these
qualities ? Let us see the way a
boy of ten gets up in the mornings,
works and plays, and we will tell
the kind Of man he will make. If
late at meals and late at school, be
will stand a poor chance of being a
prompt man. And the boy who is
pleased with the suffering Of things,
will never be generous and noble.
, 1877-06-01
PUGET SOUND ARGUS.
AMERICA ABROAD.


The following, taken from the
Norfol K "News," a paper published
in En- gland, shows the splnt win
viii ch the publishers regard their
American relatives: "President. Hay
es was inaugurated, according to the
custom Of the United States. Thus
ends a crisis which at one time threat
ened a civil war. II the difficulties
which threatened so great a trouble
are referred to as proof Of the de-
fects and dangers inseparable from
Republican institutions, the sell
control and good order which in the
main have prevailed, in spite OF q
fearful excitement, must be admit
ted as proof likewise that DemOcra-
cy can be kept within bounds, if on
ly the leading minds are wise. Nor
should it be overlooked that the
troubles which have come upon the
States sprang from causes not under
Republican control-causes which
date back to monarchial institutions.
It was the monarchy which planted
slavery in the American colony; and
it wasthe English government which
refused to prohibit slave dealing,
even when pressed to do so by the
authorities of Virginia. Slavery in
the States has been like tares in the
field ever since-a continual source
of irritation. The war of secession
was the climax of the terrible evil;
and the conflict which the last few
months have witnessed is but the
inevitable outcome of "the root of
bitterness" planted in America more
than two centuries ago. England.
which is answerable for the wrong,
should be indulgent in its criticism
on the troubles which have resulted
from its continuance; and we should
congratulate the people of Americs
on their escape, through remarkable
prudence and self-restraint, from. so.
cial horrors which in any other coun'
try, and even in America a genera.
tion ago, would have been inevitable
We may safely assert that no coun.
try unleavened with Christian prin.
ciple and the pure love of liberty,
could have gone. through the trials
of the past few months more quietly
and with fewea scenes of violence
than the United States; and the
closing scene of all, the inaugura-
ton of the new President, without
disturbance, though elected only by
q majority Of one after long con.
troversy, exhibits grand and graft
flying spectacle Of what religion, ed
ucation, and freedom can accom-
plish.
, 1877-06-01
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The other for Horses and Animals.

These Liniments are simply the wonder of
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marvellous
The White LinIment is for the human
family. 1t win drive Rheumatism, sciatica
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The following is but sample of numerous
testimonials:
Indiana Ho ne,Jef. Co. Ind, Nav %. 1873.
Il think it my duty to inform YOU that
nave suffered much with swollen feet and
cords. A few bottles of Centaur Liniment has
zone zone the work for me. 1 have not been free
perfectly well. The Liniment ought to he ar-
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"New York. January, 1874
Every owner OF horses should give the
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III MARSH, Supt. Adams Ex. Stables, n Y.
~. POLIZ, Supt. U. S. Ex. Stables, n. Y.
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