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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-04-20
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WE GUARANTEE.
7 0 c U Il E Coughs,
G 0 | q s, Diptheria !,
Pneumonia, Neural 2ie
and nearly all other
severe attacks when
ali other remedies fail.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-04-20
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There are unpliacipled persons in Boston and
elsewhere that are putting up 8 BOGUS Ii =
QUlD and trying to palm it osf So MY TREAT,
MENT CIR Oxygenated Air, ssd claiming it To-
be liae mine None genuine unless the words,
''DR WNSEND'S OXYGINATEIA AIR Is
ARE BLOWN IN aogrLR AND PORTRAIT ON LABEL.
faj1Ic
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& u q ~. 80 81

Why ? bssauss fnhhls-
ton is the only way
that tse Air Passages
can be reached and Ca
tarrh is a = seas of the
Air Psssages Of the
Head. Use this Treas.
men t as we direcs which
is easy and pleasant,
and We gusrar tee a per-
feet CURHef Cs;srrh-
SgsAs; -
" ny? for the same res
son as given Above. The
Bronchial Tubes are
simply eenduotors 10
carry air to tle Lungs,
hence inhalation muss
so direct to tfe seat If
tie disease, ard if yra
will follow our direr :
lions we guarantee 20
CURE bronchitis
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-04-20

For SICK HEADACHE.-Twot teaspoons
full of finely powdered charcoal drunk Ill
half tumbler of water will often give re-
lief to the sick headache, when caused, AS
in most cases it is, by a superabundance OF
acid on the liver.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-04-20

FARMERS AND WAGONERS-Take no.
T. tice.-Having leased and fitted up the
Boiler lot opposite the burnt foundry on Irish
Alley, am prepared to stable from IS to 100
horses. Price per day Sets, and locts at nie ht
Wagnners will find my cooking department
supplied with utensils and fuel, and sleeping
department with beds and ticks No extra
charge. Come one, come all aud give me
call. j. NJ. HENKLE,
feb23 6m Stanton
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CATARRH I!
800 -
BRONCHITIS!

A L L PERSONS
that read this are in
vi,ed 10 send fer CTR
large ana beautifully
illus,re ted Paper, sen t
free to any address.
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FROM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
EASTWARD.

trains leaving Stanton at $40 A. M. cpd o.
a e. run daily Except Sunday stopping at all re-
Trans leaving staunton at 545 A. M and 12o
A. NJ, run daily stopping at all regular stat lions he
SWeen iiHiilngton and Allegheny and at Co,ington
sMlilD1ro .GoShen Naynesboro, Alton Greenwood
Meechums Riyer Ivy Charlottesville; Gordonssllle
t ti;uncton ana Elchmond-making through connec-
. Sleeping cars run on 545 A. M. and 1905 A Mr.
tfalns between Richmond and Covington.
foT Infther Information, Rates, &C., apnly to
JNo IL. WOODWAR Ticket Agent ,Stauninn. va
CONWAY r. HOWARD, G. p. & T. Az t,
W. M. 5. DUNN. Engineer g. Supt dec
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-04-20

MARsH-MALLows SYRUP OF. u. Fresh
roots, one pound; water. one gallon boil
to one-half press out the liquor; let it
settle and white sugar. four pounds; and
boil down to six pounds altogether. 2.
Fresh roots, one pound; water, five quarts
boil to one-half; add four pounds OF sugar,
boil again to the consistence OF syrup.
Used for tickling coughs.
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1t has no Equal.
CAETEOE.

As there are number of limitations offered to the
public, we would caution the community to buy no
LATOR, unless in our engraved wrapper. with the
trade mark, stamp and signature unbroken, None
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-04-20

BURNS AND SCALDS.@Soak piece OF
linen rag III linseed oil, suspend it from
the tongS over a saucer, anu ignite the
lower end; the Oil which drops from it,
Vile consuming, should be applied, When
c>ld. with a feather, TO the burn Oh scald.
Ii kept i'll bottle well coiked, 1t loses
none Of its efficacy.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-04-20

'AkAShssakes<s6llE1sskz<zzes
Can be cured WIS {?
because we have cured
hundreds of cases, some
Of them being given
over 10 die by sill phys.
icians of other schools
of practice Consump-
tio.' is a disease of the
Air passages and over
two-thirds of the cases
are caused by Catarrh.
VI g guarantee o cure if
you will comein season.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-04-20

HNHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
On and after SUNDAY. Dec. 3rd, 1876, Fasseneer
Trains will run as fol.0Ws oAsSA
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r. E GU L A II Q R.
Purely Vegetable,

peptics, Bilious sufferers,
victims of fever and ague.
the mercurial diseased pa
tient how they recovered
health, cheerfulspiritsa and
good appetite, they will
tell you by taking SIM
n1nNsi IJvEu pEcr-r lro,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-04-20

FRUIT CAKE.-Four cupfuls Of -four, a
cupful and a half of sugar, half a cupful Of
molasses, cupful of butter, teaspoon
full of soda dissolved in very little water,
four eggs, quarter of a pound OF citron,
half round of currants, half a pound
OF raisins, a nutmeg, a teaspoonful of cloves
and one of cinnamon. Bake three hours
in aslOW oven.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-05-30
GOOD ADVICE.

Now is the time of year for Pneumonia,
Lung Fever, DC. Every family should
have bottle Of BoscHEE's GERMAN
SYRUP. Don't allow for one moment
that Cough 70 take hohi of your child,
your family or yourself. Consumption,
Asthma Pneumonia. Group, Hemorrha-
ges, and other fatal diseases may set III.
Although II Is trne GERMAN SYRUP Is
curing thousands Of these dreaded dis
ease, yet IL Il niucl, better to haven't ut
hand when three doses will cure you.
One Bottle will last your whole family a
winter and keep you safe from danger.
IL you are consumptiye, do not rest until
sou have tried this remedy. Sample
Bottles 10 cents. Regular size 70 cents.
Sold by your Druggist, DIR. 0. Hooker
IIiilsboro, and Stephen A. White.
Mebanesvllle.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-05-30
IIlIIssoro Military Academy.

See ad. OF this School, the summer
session Of which begins on the 23rd Of
July. We commend II with great con-
fidence to the public, siiice In nll its
changes. II has maintained the character
ofan institution Of fihe first class. The
testimonials appended to the circular, II
any such were needed, would strengthen
confidence In the Principals oflhe School.
But they have earned for themselves re-
putation they are able 10 maintain. aud we
hope to see the next session open upon
them with added prosperity.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-05-30
IlIs.I,.

On the Goth inst, at tile residence oi
Mr.. A. Toler. Mr.. o. h Turner aged g
years, 5months aud 10 days, leaving a
wife and infant child and a large circle of
relatives aud friends TO mourn an ire.
parable loss. Mr.. Turner died moi with
out the hope ofa blissful Immortality
He had been consistent member of the
Methodist Church for twelve years, and
carried out his profession lay his works.
He was one Of the stewards of tile church
at Walnu: Grove.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-05-30
STATE NEWS.

The Raleigh NetCs says. by the laws
Of ls76-'57, chapter 2li, tile law in regard
to the mo,leof issuing summons has been
materially modified. Copies ofthe sum.
muns are nut required, summons being
served by reading tie original 70 the de-
PENDANTS. seals ARE not required un SUM
nous except where they are sent outof
tile county. Ia rascs ~ faltaclineat publ.
cation ~ summons aud mailing of sum.
mons aud complaint are dispensed with;
only publication of tile nnne aud purpose
~ action are required. Tie above chan-
ges will cut down The fees Of Superior
Court clerks veI, materially.
The Concord Sm says: Capt. Cl.as
Mcdonald has y tame 20 "; trout. Ii his
fish pond. which answers 10 lis call and
follows him around The pond ai his bid.
ding. II Is the wonder Of the day aud
many take little evening strolls 10 Nc.
DOnald's fish loud 10 see the big fish.
The Mount Airy lratchman says. We
last week heard ola very unusual incident
in real life in this county. l. Was the
meeting ~ d brother aud sister, he being
ihirly.iive years old aud she being thirty.
one, the first tine 10 their lives, What
makes Il stranger still IL that lie was bora
and raised IN the adjolning county of
Stokes, while his sister was born aud
raised III this county. There WAS 20
obstacle TO their meeting, aud the only
reason why they did not was the cousse
or events
The Goltlsboro Messenger says col
orp,I boy. nAned Pat. Atkinson, about ii
year, old. was killed By lightning on ntlie
farm uf Mr. Jas. II. Hastings, known ~
the old I'd. Sa~er pIavc, IL Fork towns
slip, Wayne county, last Monday eyeu-
ing
The Pdfriotsats u Is rlmored III Greens.
boro that the Western Railroad (tayel,r.
yillel has gained ils suit instituted hy
Baine. for bonds under mortgage made
undvI the ptsaidguey " 4. J Joues.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-05-30
a wonder working Remedy.

No remedial agent has ever been offered
to the sick aud deniliated at all COM
parable to HOstettef's Stomach Bitters, In
cases of remitient aud Intermittent levers
constipation, nervous ailments, rheunia.
tism and disorders involving constitll-
tional weakness or physical decay. II
literally works wonders" The botanic
ingredients which its spiritilolls basis
holds IN s0lu linn. net like charm upon
tile stomach, and through the stomach
upon the brain. liver, bowels aud nervous
sysiem. There il nothing in It's cnmpo-
sition that i not saluhrious. II contains
some nf ihe most potent tonics Of the
vegetable Kingdom and the juices of the
hest aperien, and anti-bilious roots and
herbs, combined with perfectly pure
stimulating element. The Bitters are
peculiarly adapted 10 those engaged in ex-
hausting or unhealthy occupations, as hy
its use strength IL sustained and the
ability os the system TO resist atmospheric
and other Influences prejuiicial 10 health
largely increased.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-05-30
EdInburg Review.

The number for April, the republiea-
ton Of the Leonard Scott Publishing Co,
is 10 hand.
The following are the contents:
Tile Iiouse of Fortpscue.
Jebb's Attic Orators.
Wallace's Russia.
Tennyson,s Queen Mary and Harold.
Life aud letters Of Charles Kingsley.
Native Policy ia Snuth Africa.
brigandage in Sicily.
Sanar0w's Cross and Sword.
Wellington aud Gen:z on Eastern
Affairs.
And .hey are all Of that finished, schol-
arly character for which this Review has
always been conspicuous. The article ON
Walace's Russia treats mainly on the
domestic aud social relations ofihe people,
yet much may lie gathered Of the charac-
ter Of tile naiion NOW embarked in gigantic
warfare. The article on = 'iBrigandagp in
Sicily is startling revelation of a condi.
linn or society believed % have become
extinct with the departure Of the dark
ages, but existing IN this 10Th century
with asavagrness and nuIderous ferocIty,
relieved oply by that fanciful rumancp
which fashion once, aud imagination
now throws around the bandit.
Tile oilier articles we have no, yet read
The series ~ publications l. invaluable
TO the educated nian, especially now, and
we hope will IaIl into many hands. See
tile advertisement elsewhere.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-05-30


The idlers about the Court House
square amused themselves on Friday In
watching the feats ola yagranl foreign
sailor who happened TO be in town, and
who Offered himself to their sport.
Leaning sgalnst the Court House, rest
two long ladders, left there by the pain.
ters lately employed on the building up
one Of these. the fellow ascendcd TO the
height of twenty feet, when helost his
hold. aud clutching conyulsIveiy by one
hand, swung for one moment aud then
fell with heavy thud to the ground.
The fall ought TO have killed him,
nm Enr long time he lay helpless. a
benevolent Doctor examined him, but
wItoout asceriainlnR any serious injury.
The Mayor was Appealed toto take him
in charge, and went On his srrnnd of
mercy. ButmeanwhIle. the vagiant was
on hIs feet again. and slgnallzed his en-.
duranee aud agility hy ascrnding tothe
tap of tile ialIrst ladder with snilor like
skill; and as he seemed 20 well able TO
take care Of himself, all sulicitu,le SLATED,
aud he lockers on were careless whether
he broke his neck or not.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-05-30
4 pisappeinted subscriber.

4
One -four patrons stopped his paper the
other day, because our warnings and pre-
dietions in regard toihe brea,lstuf markei
were realized. He punished US because
Of our foresight. He punished MS upon
the plea liza: timely warning was hostility
10 the farmer. He punished US under the
idea that the course Of The RECORDER had
turned back the tide of speculation, and
brought back the Wild current intoils
natural channel. Would that we could
claim that mighty influence for the RE
coRDER, that would make the grain and
flour kings of Chicago aud New York
tremlle II their /, ols, ard bring the au-
tocrats Of AIincing Lane III lumblesub-
mission TO its feet.
But the RECORDER claims no such
potency Its sphere very humble one.
1t claials no such power. Itargues from
facts aud from principles, aud if lis con
clusions are correct. IL can claim nothing
nore than merit for sagacity and cain, no
responsibility for what is inevitable.
We did caution the public against ex-
tayagant expectations In regard to the
continued advance In grain and flour. We
knew it was impossible that they should
keep UP We knew that It was afpre-
mature speculative movement without
real present cause. III those who had flour
to sell had been wise, they would not
have held on against reason. Particularly
would have been wise not 10 have entered
too freely the arena of speculation. We
think our late subscriber IL one Of those
WHO are disappointed because we proved
To be correct IN our Judgment He held
on. probably, a little too long with the
expectation that folr would goa little
higher, and now has his flour 10 sell on a
falling market.
We think our late subscriber has read
the RECORDER 10 little advantage II he.
construes its course into hostility To the
farmer. We are sure. few share his
opinion. But Of this all may be assured,
that Tile RECORDER. with due. deEe renee 10
public opinion, will always speak faT
what We regard as lie true interests of the
people, after reflection and observation
shall have satisfied Us of The soundness Of
our Judgment.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-05-30
County Piranees.

As We have before said, ilie county oi
Orange Is out ofdebt owing 10 the good
management aud ecunony Oc the County
Commissioners And as first fruits. tile
county taxes have been reduced. The
Commissioners made mistake in exnc-
ting the Privilege tax, which they ~rre
authorized 10 levy rs well ~ tile Slate.
But they lia,l 40 need Of M additional
revenue. aud they have either rescin,ied,
or will nescInd, the order made for It's col.
lection.
While tile financial condition Of the
county isso satisfactory tile lraple are
interested III knowing the details III
management. They wish 20 know the
subjects and objects of county expendl-
luIee They wish 10 know how money
goes thni Is collected out uf their hard ear
nings. They 40 not distiust The Com.
nIissioners. aud yet they claim 70 know
the disposition of their funds. True. they
can get ilby application 10 the county
Treasurer, ortU the Board. But this i
in,pmcIicable Tor most. They would like
10 l,cgraiiiivd wilha published statement
which they havenol had III y long time.
The county Is well able now TO bear the
expense Of such publication, which may
have tile effect Of checking abuses, o. en-
couraging them 10 liberality Ia much
urr,led public improvements by denou.
-trating lie ability u the county 10 carry
them out.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-05-30

The Presbyterian Cemetery has been
put In good order nnder Mr.. John Rase-
niond. All weeds, aud the scions Of the
aspea which once possessed q great part
of the grHnds aud which seemed TO be
ineraiIcable, have l,een extirpated. the
walks cleaned out aud their margins
uimmed ani the whole presents a far
more credltable appearance, than when.
two years ago L was given over tnneglect.
We think tile suggestion ~ Mr. Rose
mond good one that flight Of STEPS he
put on each side of Tie wall near ihe
gate for the convenience Of ladies' The
gate Is often locked, and Il besides heavy
and hard 10 manage. We hope Tile town
Commissioners will act ON the suggestion.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-05-30

Mr.. San,l Hughes. Principal 81 the ex.
cellent aud flourirbing Male Academy al
Cedar Grove, called on Us on Saturday.
We are glad Ia find him In most excellent
health at the end of long, laborious
session; sporting . broken nose. Il i true.
the result ofan accident. As he was re-
turning sedately from church, instead o.
from an Irish Fnir ut the time Of the
mishap. he escapes all inputation oi
coming by his Injury unlawfully. The
truth h., that Mr.. Hughes was painfully
hurt SHIRT time since while returning
from Fairfield Church. his hoise IN =
frolIcksome niood throwing his head
back suddenly and violently striking Mr.
Hughes an the nose, and slightly frac-
turing that somewhat prominent feature
Of that gentleman.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-05-30
rns yANcr PORTRAIT.

we have few copies Of avery ine
lithographlo portrait of the Governor Tor
sale 1t the REcoRDER onice.
PRICE FIFTY CENTS CASH.
The likeness Is most excellent one, and
the Autograph Is really a fine work u AT,
aud, framed. will make fine parloF orna-
mcnt which every friend of old zEB.
should MIKE hasie %. vet.
Come aud g,l one bvlvsc ihcy arc aIl
gone.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-05-30

Effects eut,reIy dlsproportional 10
capscs are frequently induccd BY the
sImplest circumstances. A little pImple,
indicative ~ he. beginning Of dsteriora-
tion OF the blood, will, by neglect oI
preventive means, develop into the
loathsoine Ulcer and sap health OF
probably destroy life. DR.. Bulls Blood
Mixture prevents such ca,asiropies.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-05-30

The rain of lat Monday, gave the first
good season the planters have had to
put out plants. aud they made good use of
81. Tn4 plants are superintendent. aud
have escaped all their usual accidents.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-05-30
POST.OFFICE HOURS.

The Office will he open from sa m til
$50 N daily except on Sundays. when il
will lie opened one hour after the arrival
of both the mail trains.
III. III. STRAYHoRN P. NJ.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-05-30

There was very visible frost on Friday
morning. Since the thunder storm on
Monday. the weather has been very cool,
withskies as clear aud bright as October.
Tile farmers regard itas favorable to wheat.
Other things however. are thrown back.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-05-30

Mr.. Rosemond has full supply Of nice
fresh French candies. aud having sweet
and discriminating tooth, we can com.
mend their excellence.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-05-30
MARRIED..

In this county on The 2srd inst, by tile
Rev. Me-. Morrow, Mr. J. W. Hooker
o! tliIs place, to Miss Lizzie, daughter 6i
Mr.. George White Of Hawfields.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-05-30

See ad. Of DIR. ID. Al. Robertson. who
though no longer resident Of Hillshoro,
gives our citizens the benefit Of his valu-
able services.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-05-30

Rev. n. NJ. Jordan has had symptoms
Of paralysis. and been compelled TO seok
rest from Ils srduous lat,ors.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-05-30

Mr. Andrew MiclIr has Lesu appointed
postmaster at CHAPEL Till. Au vAe,.lsnt
sslectivm.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-05-30

Last call; see AL. Of Thomas Web i. ad.
ministraior.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-05-30

See fourth page both for Ads and in
teresting reading matter.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-05-30

DUPoNCo'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL
PILLS are the slIrest aud safest remedy
for ladies ia delicate health. Gm.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-05-30
REAMs' WAREHOUSE.

Good brighls in good order Cell we'll. !
think prices will 30 better Wien the order
is improved.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-04-20

The New York SIN IL evidently
getting III tn true inwar.lnsas" ~
the silver fraud W. quote s,ir.
9estise little paragraph iii tn anb.
tect from thepen u MI. DAnn
"Allvrr purchased ~ hnli pet cent.
discount, Ii tho inscription on pin.
cards outside the brokers' Offices,
This means tint people who take In
any large amount ~ silver In tin
course uf their business ln,ist suh.
init IN Il shave III ltlf II cent IN every
dollar. In order ~ GIT bAnkal,l~ mon.
ey with which ~ meet their obllpns
lions. In thu days Wl,rn W. hnd the
fractional currency thefr wnA no
such burden Oh the trade. 'fhr cur.
rency war cxelAnRrnbie fnr green.
backs III tho United KLltes Treasury
ut par. Since then 1t hns coat iha
nation e.tO 900 900 t. Anbniiint. silver
change Tor tnr pnp1r, nii,l the result
Ii ~ above described"
This In n good beginning. W. *
poet before long ~ lind tho Sun ~.
ccpting few more Ut The leading
points IN the platform Ut tho Green
hackers. There never wAs ii tiRRei
ffMsli ihnn this retirement 81 fine
tional currency and tho Substitution
III silver coin. III order 10 Rri Ild u
thu convenient fractional nut.s tn
people have had ~ pay several mil
lions III dollars aud thu cost II .sill
rolllnR up. IhlH II Il great country
and John Sherman u the Rf.h Hmm
cini ui,ark nna client ~ tl,is fAy mn
generation. NrW Ifaren iutgu.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-04-20
Butter and DuitGr. N IL lnc.

Iii packing butter II II eaAenilal
that II " we'll tnlnIs,t iH9.illnf, irAv.
Ing III assures or nif.rll-. 1hi4 rl.ri
be- we'll done only when In IL mellow
condition. nnh w putting IN small
quantities III uil.t nlti yiialsinH II
lightly il number II tiHsss Will lie
liable, never rub IT.. hlii give II il III
rect. positive impression ~ rArl
Aitpkr. I'i,s bl,iief alpill hss,r u.
placed avlltlat thu s.dr, ~ illr phek
Agr, Int nlwnya In fhr center mil W.
kept there all ill., time ii lIiiI. tin
highest III Til. way il.efe Will NJ
ways b. both Il perpendicular uni Il
lateral pressure on II. wllirli viii ~.
clndr tie air aud close NJ Ali iisanrsp.
Dy 40 doing. shr bilns ~ excess
moisture Will nlsO tfnt III the rdHu III
the package, where IL viii finally b.
taken Into anil keep filled the pores
III thu wood, thus rendering II con.
stAntly AIR tight md preventing TIN
butter from getting Into the WoOi,
and 70 causing N 10 adhere ~ The
package. II this Ii allowed u H.
donc there Will bc Il loss ~ number
N pounds III whoever undertakes n
llse II. by II little thht adhered and ~
far more lhnn gets affected On The
other hnnd. Nhtn thu pores III tli.
wood Are entirely closed with thu
.ull from tliia brin., not III. particle
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-04-20

Mosi ponple lnasIhe Tint gull Il
fhr tnat snluNhlr III iusfnlr, Wien
on tho contrary. II stands only nlnil
on lie IIat. lii ihe following table
"hIrl II inieieaiIuH - indicating W..
respective yni,isa III different ns'inlr
shc first eight mentioned Ms NJ lai.
That thy air only p,,ld In lilnnl.
Iunntlilor. l,,i they ~ nasipna,
,i0potilonntt rtien fur The 1nk. ~
comparison, Snl,,e pr pound nsoir'
I,Ipnls !. tndlnn t2.s.O. vHundlpn
l.b1n, I.ull,el,luin, n .lnl. l!llplluin
t7Ml. Palladium, MN. Uranium
r57G.,a, OanInm t;l1h ~ iridium
t3l7.ll. ueii. aUilO. Platinum
-iia.25. 1lnilnnl. 41f)a.77. iifntnlliin
AtH. Magnesium. Flfn,. i'ninssitin
t2Itt ssils.i, 80 10. Sl.t,l, t.h',