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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
DsOspEcr 0OLD AND nlLvEn

ngOspGCr GOLD AND SILVER
Z MINING COMPANY. Location Of prn-
eipal p.see Of business. San francisco. Cali
Location Of works. Gold hin Di.,re,. s,ors'
county. Nevada
Notice Is hereby given. that q, . meeting Of
the board Of Direetors. held on the nh day
OF June, i>J1. an asse>smsnt mo. u Of
Thirty Ceat- per shsrs va. levied upon
the espliai .ts,k Of the corpor-iion. payable
Numerically, In United states gold coin. 10 the
Secretary, n tho efnec of The Com ?any. hcoin
y. Ns 80 sansoine stress. san fnneseo. CAL
i.ornia.
Any stock upoa which this assssameut shaii
rvmAin unpaid 10 the 2Ith day Of jug.
1871. will be ss'irqusu,. and sdversis-d
Tor sale II public suction. and unless payment
10 rnads before Will BE- sold on TukSDAY. tbs
iiih day of Ausust. is71, 10 psy the dslinQssnt
assessment. tJgethsr with costs of advertising
and exp<ns<s u sale.
Dc order " the Board OF Directors.
J. y. MOORE, SECRETARY.
Odiee-Rooln =. No. S0 sansome street. Gan
Francisco. California jseotd
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In MINING COMPANY Location of prin.
q. al place OF basin- -. Virginia. N-vsls.
Loesiion of works. 6oid hil Minins District.
story coa ~. nevada. aud SILVER CITY Mining
listrici. Lyon county. Nevada.
Notice 10 her by given. that at . meeting Of
ths Besrd of Trustees. held on the Ith day Of
July, A. ID. 1871. an a--cr-ment Inc. ~ OF Two
Crts tscl per phAre vas levied upon The capt.
tai stosk 10 the corporation. payable imme-
disiely, In United States gold coin. to the zee.
coart 2 ON Of rhsmAs No-c., tsl. eomer Of
q aud Tay.,r str, etc. Virginia. s.vsda
Any stock upon which THIS sssessment email
remain unpaid on Thursd,y the 9Th day OF
August. Isl. .ill e~ed.linlaent and advertised
Tor sale ct public a~netion. and uness psynseat
l. male beforv viii be sold on MoNUA1. the
i,.th de OF September. A. ID. 1871, to par the
delinquent asses-m-nt. to.sthef With Gusts Of
ADVERTISING and sxpen.e- 81 sale:
l.. ~ HASTINGS seer tsry.
once 81 Js.tice ,oart-rooni. ecrnsf u and
r.yi Q ~-ir-sts. Virginia. Nevada bstd
VGLLOW JAcKEr saLvER Nm
ina COMPANY. Loestion of works
Goli hiii. storey COUNTY. Nevada
rrneipai place Of sislnes', Main street. Gold
Hin. Nev..aL
Nc,iee u hereby gwen, that at . mevtingoi
the Hard of 1rusic.- % ad Company. held
aa the is,h day of Jalv. 1871. an ss.sssment
tho. 30 of One Dollar 81 per share was
levied upon each ami every rharc of the capital
stock of said COMPANY. I.aysblc Immediately,
In United states gold coin. tn the seeretary.a q
the once of the Company, Main street. Cold
Mn. Ssvs.a-
ANY .ioek upon which aid assessment shall
r-fnsiu unpaid oh fhinAf. AuSus. ". lsgI.
snail he Deemed delinquent. and viii - tuiy
advertised cor sale ~ pnhlic suction, and unless
paymsri shall bs uads before will he sold on
fiiUksDAY. the 3rh day Of s>ptemh-r. islI. 81
II oicken D.. 10 iron - The otiee of The Com
piu,. H. par the delinquent assessment, to-
Yrther with costs of A~ivvrisihg and expenses
Of sale.
y. ESNis. Seers'arv.
aod ulii. New. July ID. is1I. jylsid
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NOkGaA LO1SO VII
~ 0tNlA MINING COMPANY. - location
California.
Location Of works, Virginia, storey county.
Nevada.
Notice l. hereby given. that q Q nesting
of the Bard VI Difeetou. held on ths lith
,sy of July. is!T. an a>ssssment INC. u of
Thirty Gents psr share Vas kvtsd upoa ths
tspitsi stosk VI tbs eo-poralion. psyahls i'm
meiiAieiy. In United states soid coin. 10 the
sec.etasy. q tbs once Of ths Company, HOE,
N. No. ans California stNet. san Ffanelsoo,
California.
Any stock upon which this assessnent shail
remain unpaid on the i3th dag Of August. ISL
will be delinquent. M advertised for sAs
~ pnblie anetiou. and unleps payment 10 msds
before will be sold on MONDAY. the 81
day % s~ptembsr. ISL. TO pay the deiinqueni
Assessment thereon. together with eo>ts of cd.
v~rtising and sxpenses oi sale.
w orier ef the bard of Directors.
JAcuB srADfki.D, ia, Secretary PRO ten
once : Room %. No. ti9 California street,
Ban frsneiseo. California Jvi3td
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BULLION MlSINa COarASY.

RGLLhO ntNhNo H.
y Location % principal place % business.
Nan francisco. California.
Location OF works. Gold nm, storey county.
Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given. that n . meeting OF
the board ~ Directors. held on the ash tiay
of June. isfT an assessment mo. " II One Dol-
lar and rny Cents yer share was levied upon
the capital stock oi the corporation, payAhle
Immediately. In Unit~d states Told coin. 10 the
Secretary. 81 tho ofaee of the CImrany, room
, Hswa-d's baillibg. tls California street,
san franci~co. California.
Any saoek upon whie1 taa s~s~psment shsli
rvtnain unpaid ON the oOth day u July, 1877,
viii he dsiinqosnt. and advertised Zoe tale 81
public suction. and unicss ", ment h made
he'ors will 10 sold On the ruentieth day
of August. 1871. Ia pay the d~eii1qusnt ss.e.s-
tnsnt. toxether with costs of sdv.riri.g aud
srpsn.es NJ -ae.
~ order of the Bosni % Dtrve,or~
JAMES =. KENNEDY. srevvtsry.
O~n~~-iLsom Q liz, wards bailting. <i9 Calf
t.rnis strrrt Nan FfaustsSp. California. i~T
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GOODMAN 0OLD AND sil.vkR

Onr~-itoom . lie, wards baiieing. <is CALI
fosnis street. ssn franciseo. C>iifornis. le.T
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IL. :. -. .....A = . al q 81 3.
e., s.s..ss. ::s.s rs e s.s.s:s !:
ebout thaS ! ansed tie doetoT'e eaddls
bagg nittipS, up Ia the SogaNs, 60 / waited
TIL they went isto Buppeg, and then
got the bags and locked TO see what I
could discover. Nearly the first thing
saw was o piece Of lunar causie. I
slippsd ie into my pocket, TOR mao my
plan &c sccs Sc ] saw it. Well, I
watched around I'LL I cav one Of the gi.ss
go 20 70 the ;ses.M:i ;sesM ==:...:; VIII; pitcher, 80
went cut and asked her what she ves 90.
Ing to do with is. She esaid she was going
to carry it into the room for the Doctor
aud Polly to wash ts.eiF faces In. / kept
talking 60 her while she was fiiIing the
pitcher, and when che turned her head
drOpped the caustic into IL. It ives then
about bed ti@ee, a.1 I got my hat and
put cat, but i ceuldn't help laughing ell
the WAY hama s,keneyer I'd think about
Il next morning.
"Weli, Squire, they do cay that when
that couple walked up next morning they
both had the hardest kind Of fits, each
one thinking they he'd been eleeping with
nigger. Oh, st w,is rich I He o cusaia'
and tearing up thugs, and che faintln'
and comia' 20 and going of axain, and
me not there to see it. They made such
an uneaTthly i.sket that tho folks broke
into the room TO sec what was the matter,
and there they was with their faces and
hands all as black as the inside of en- old
stove pipe. I'd give half my interest In
the totheT world just to have been at
come safe place where I could have seen
the whole row. As soon as they found
.. fut that they was really the came folks
that married the nj ght before, they called
for warm water aud soap, but just here
the doctor happened to think about the
pitcher and took it TO the door to see
what was the matter. There was little
pieco Of caustic tbet had not dissolved,
end as coon az he saT 10, he says:
"It'a no use washing, Pelly. All the
soap ia New York city wouldn't wash
that black off,"
THAT was the truth, Squire, soap aud
water had no moro effect than it would
on native born African, and all the
chance was to wait and let 1t wear OF.
How long It took them 10 get white
again, mover found out, but one thing
do know" he concluded, getting up 70 20
out, "the next time I saw the doctor
had the hardest fight, and come the
highest. getting vhaled that ever did In
oil my bora days"
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-. People that beggars cant put up
with-Hoti.keepera.
WY are daPned hoes like dead
nienf Because they are mended (men
Great contest efter two months of
| married life-Which shall DO speaker Of
che house.
= When you see pretty girl putting
on postage-stamp, then don't yoa wish
you were George Washington?
= Actresses have their pictures taken
when they are young, and when they arc
old their Autographs do not depart from
them.
= The appearance of the Kurds st
aars will perhaps be looked upon as q
forerunner OF victory; for the Kurdo
= The misery of the Young man who
courts sparkling, fashionable belle and
losea her, 10 only exeelIed by The misery
OF the man who courts her aud wins
her.
= When man reaches the top of q
staire and attempts TO make one more
step higher, the senaation is as perplex-
ing as IL he had attempted TO kick q dog
that 1asn't there.
- Bathing. cofsets for ladies are the
| latest 2asisian invention. They are
made Of sort Of lattice.woYk, which
permits che water TO have free access
TO the body, while preserving the shape.
-"Mr. Jones, don't you think women
are more sensible than men Z" asked Mias
Smith. And Jones, after scratching his
iavoTite bump for moment or two, aaid
"Why, certainly they are--they marry
| men, and men only marry women"
- Those moons of Mars are not big
| enough for corn6eld for come Illinois
farmers, End ones year Is only eight
hours long. Think Of having TO pillow,
| get In one's crops, cultivate, gather and
threSh them inside Of eight hours.-zb.
icdo Blade.
TIE postscript TO the Senator Grover
investigation in Oregon is quite turning
the tables on his enemies. Tie man
Highly, who il in Jail for subordination OF
perjury in the busirsss, now makes affi.
davit that the Republica federal off.
cials, the UEited States marshal and col.
lector at Portland, hired him and othera
tn testify against Grover. However this
may be, there 10 clearly an utter failure
TO convict Grover Of anything that will
interfere with his senatorial title.
- The facts about Gen. Meade's sister
whom Secretary Schurz turned out of hei
clerkship in the pension bureau, are that
she was one of 60 women he found on
the rolls doing nothing but drawing their
pay-her only capacity being for copying
where she was not needed, and that siic
is not destitute nor even in cramped cir.
cumstaucea. Mr. Schurz's dismissal ol
these so women, most os whom wore es-
peciei pets Of Congressman, was the be-
ginning Of his troubles with the machine
politicians. The President sustaius the
Secretary.
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- The extraordinary intelligence has
been received in England offhe disap.
pearance of two sSiauds--ths Barker
islands--and she', inhabitants. Can't.
Fisher, aTasEaniEn capitalist, purchased
from tho West Australian government
She right TO remove guano from two
ialandB on tho coast, described on the
chart and known % the Barker islands,.
and situated in latitude l4o South, iongi.
s.sslA 1oko EeeA ne el;s--.oi-4 49,
vessels In ApSil with labo7ers and appli-
ances for ahipping the guan0. bat when
they arrived where the Islands were
known to be there was nothing 20 he
eeeH but water. The islauda had iiaap.
pearcd entirely, how and when il mys-
teTy. lt was generally euppoeed that
Australia lay out of the line OF active
Volcanic agency, so that the phenomenon
70 ell tho moro remarkable.
- The California Bertha Won HilleFn
b G Hiss Kate Lawrence, Rilo is an
- GaE0=esT TTi1asTtsav as San
Francisco the prodig0us feat Of walking
100 miles In % consecutive houFs. Miss
Won Aiilegn has record of q mile In IS
minutes ID seconds. Miss Lawrenca
claims e has made made her 5Eii;o Ia 10 min.
ltes, end 90 nailes in O. hoEirs. 1t Il nos
unlikely thas, If the CAlifoFnia favoRita
ahoula taitill expectations, q tEanscon9i-
mental match may bs arranged with Bos-
ton. In that event bets viii 40 doubt bo
freely offered that Miss EawTenca will
loP the backbone 81 t: sentiment before
IL % tho Intention of Miss LawrSnoe 10
ttavla EsSEs and throw down che panntles.
or ~ lef r tho siipper, atseg demons ttatine'
har ~, isafrie ~ ve,ry..s -, ~. FfSsIs
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charters be revoked If they cannot GO
revived sas put ;.s working esdes bS .he
fsSt October, shall regret exceed
iDgly to make such report In reference
TO any Of the Oranges, but 1 do noe
wish 70 take any action 10 the matter
c.begwise than simply to perform my
duty.
Ine orate uraugv / um pleased ~ s.y
by making but o few small Baiaried offai-
Gers, and the good engineering OF the
Worthy Master, has been relieved from
ell her back indebtedness. We can now
expect to SEQ her rise like she ph9nix and
90 forward 70 psHane,0us future.
MASTER PchoHA GRANGE.
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The quantity of Pork and other i'm
proper food consumed is enormous and
produces its inevitable results in ipnu-
merable types of disease, especially those
of the blood, exhibited in Pimples,
Blotches, Sores, etc, all of which. how
ever, yield rapidly and surely TO DR..
Bulls Blood Mixture.
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~ Gr. Lezzsor i i'd taas when 10 Wsls q
boy tan % kWslv6 years 0f are, be syaa
os o ysy esandIpg sn Market Sauaro vi 81
ilis I s. $ ! when folAr IrishIsgn
80. enc cs ii On eabtess tIaa sistanes
70 ksE tuces ia was k.jl1 5ys the old
ser tlst,an chat & Sgas kh0us feug Eailes,
= w p Ia 2aS, Ga q sn,pcs t6ae
of el cogghe aehtt % hia sliFss Hired CON.
slans sEiaSn not had as anly 4
mile &pleea gss Sis. .itslsss5sS tsss5sSs 10 yo,s
sfa1is "a sEs Is Z 81; q snQnfred
kss. 9atrl. asufuf. st a d. . .ysfsS tie
gntolE reply, 81 tsass ess - 4.leas slsart
Eaa most cE snyko6y itlsacs .I5s,s-
hak
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DIR. Tut has been en-.
gagged in the practice Of
medicine thirty years, and
for 4 long Tins was demon
Ntrator Of anatomy In the
Medica! College Of Gecs.
gia. hence peTsops using
his Pills have the guzrzn.
tee that they arc prepared
or scientific principles,
and are free froir all
qusckery.
ttc has fncceeded In
combining in them the
heretofore antagonistic
qualiiirs Of a sfTTg9tksa.
iHg, fnIHsfips, dESa fnY.
Gyirg foSie.
Their first apparent ef.
feet is TO increase the ap.
petite by causing the food
10 properly assimilate.
Thus the system IL nour.
\ ishcd. and by their tonic
action on the digestive Or
] gans. regular and healthy
4 excavations ere produced.
The .ar;dity with 'Jhich
\ ffy,oHs faEs on Gsfk.
1 wiiiic under the influence
Of these pills, Of itself In
dicates their adaptability
20 nourish the body, and
j hence their e@caey In cur.
ing nervous debility, mel.
ancboly, dyspepsia, vast.
ing Of the muscles, slug.
\ gishness of the liver,
chronic constipation, and
rngth 10 the systcin. Sold
'iu ray Street. New York.
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CHROMOS. .ss, ass ,'1i,qss: Il St sas s,s1i iq.s:,
May 3, 1877

j J J f i's;i IS 5iszz
to work steadily ct the employ.
mant ti,at we furnish. sec per week IN your own
night: You car give your whole time to the work.
or only your spare moments. We havo agents who
are making over $40 per day. All who engage at
money cannot bo made so easily and rapidly at
any other business. II costs nothing to try the
business. Terms md S5 Outfit free. Address nj
once, II. HALLETT Co.. Portland, Maine.
July 25 1877 2 5n
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GsnnnCan'tb bs made by every sEent every
NAHtV az hmoath in the business We furniEA,
esVS ~ Svhut those willing &c work can assily
- - earn dozen dollars day right In
theif cHu localities Have no room to explain
here. BaSines pleasant and honorable Women,
an9 boys and girls do rs we'll as men. We win fur
n nisn ye1 complete Quilt free. The business pays
q starting you. Particulars free Write and REQ.
kermsfS and mechanics, their son5 ana daughters
Gnd al CLASSES In n9sd OF paying work at Nome
should write 70 ns end learn al e6out The work az
once. Nov 10 the time. Don't delay. Address
TRuE . Co, AuguStz, Msine. lc--i6
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GtONsOLID1 11ED DlEARCa 17Ri1. 1877. e tsa o,ds.,
~ snd befA RsHsr sraTSee rGhlisheS Ia kko Gopth It
% the cnly neEsfper paeliahsi In the CITY % \.
gustE-'she leading Railway aId 19appfsetarlne
centre or ehe eoutf--ard tho only aoVsps2ef Hu6.
Hshed IN EssteFn Georgia. Tho ChroEelo Con
hzs ysTy large ana daily inegesatnT
eirsnastea IL the STATES q Georgia. Soetk Csrolins
ot. E,vE.,s EVE1TI5 1vpEy 1fEsJ OF
HcadSr4-teSfchAatg, Alaers professional faeu ana
working men, and 70 : most val0abSe ady0lliSinF
Tae pAILy CAronlcle & &Cens.iirlicnalis, puhll,A.
e1 eli tae Safrdnt nexs Of tho dAy, roessSs al the
xeI.ott8 cf the Associated Prens an5 unSesal 6iS-
Patches GfoI Waahington, Atlanta, Col6u,bsa ana
al ether notat1 cf intefssa Bieraensed bv cor.
oAco, Is gtre9 fll SoTnr.srcsni Fspsrsp a.
Domestic onG foreign psarketa, Of El lea. npa
csathoIn rHsftefB, and 0altoSial catnrpsns unon
Eaelic elsits. Terms: $40 Cor n EaonEka IS for
$50 for 9, aud 81 fes uAenth, pozasEa Fefa y az
Ihe Tnt-wEEKEg Chroniele g ConststntirnaiiSt
eonsains tE2 anY'a naT9 CT the paily. Tersas: IS
IPs WyxELy ChTonieia q Constfsaliozaiis. a n
InErfota sheet, md the largest ana
WeeklY pnkllskea In tho South. IE csntzins niI
thS nsHs of the veeteleEgachi loeaI ellllnrs5l
Rissellaneeua-and cafefaEly tss..Ssi royJcvfs al
The nArkct. Taia edition = Goatea up for eIFcnins
S5n among planters and otSsTB iylnf IN the ecu q.
~; 1sss9; q for u lasaths, q fos 6. Posssss
Tte Gheonlsls q cons,isn.ionastss 4 shs pppor
tor 40 nangeaat, tbs plaat.f the lawyer, the Ii-
cheite. tle politician Il % paper for tbs sce
shs ecu nstng HoezA aud TIE friatiy cirezs S1sSi.
I'm eSnlee scnt freos Address, ly I-.,7s
WALSH Ee WRIGHT.
Harsge1s, Augusta, Ga.
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aEse q euEden.

Il: r. 6rEvEs5, EeQ.: '''
Dear Sir-Froin noor eInactated eu ffarer III |,
VEaETfNE has restored mo TO t5Ffert f,csiiS.
hAvo Tor ysaFD besa q terrible nuifeser from
Carkee end Dyspepsia, at times rendering iifo
pe1nda heavier than whom Icommeneed tho us5
erneEo7 frozn Kidney Cognplaias. cnualnr oScrrl.
S.as.I5 Raln frOn1h tho 6TnaM Of the bach
eeeEiy al o. the time. This, 600, SGaEFlKG has
81 VIII odds haplineze-9ii cauBeG from tho
oe9 g Q Gez bottles oS vEorTNR.
&espeetsnlly, II. G. HUGHES,
unlc5 place, Boston. lfass.
VEoE9TIs 10 eorapeaes. oe Roots. Barkn and
IMIexS9; It s vezy pieaanns - TAXA; every ehiM
YaGstino g aoIa Y5Y all nznansste.
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@AsTER's OFFICE, STATE GRANGE,
CHAPPELL;s DRPOr.

AsA<AoS eStN u OE ASist tJl ~ NhAHGE,
CHAPPELL's DEPOT,
NEwnRRRY COUNTY, 8. O., Sept. 8, 1877.
TO Worthy Secretary pro tenn. Of Chester
C5unty Pomona Grange:
l. Pomona Oranges aan require dues
from Az subosai...:.a oranges in county
or jurisdiction, not exceeding cents per
member per quarter.
Q. Members Of Pomona Granges Lay
only 81 membership fee to Pomona, but
pay dues TO their respective subordinate
Oranges as other members do.
8. Pomona Oranges ere responsible TO
State Grange only <ar grch dues as it re-.
coives from subordinate Oranges for the
state Grange, 1. e., the quarterly dues OF
9 cents par member, but should report all
Oranges in fts Jurisdiction, both paying
and nnn.rayins.
70 Worthy Master, Lexington Pomona:
BY ruling from Worthy Master of Ma.
eiouai Grange, when the State Grange
has not provided otherwise, delegates TO
Pomona Grange are elected annually.
When dues are paid to Secretary of
Pomona Grange by o member of C dor.
mane Grange, 9 ccnts per quarter goes &c
Secretary OF State Grange and balance
into che treasury Of Pomona Grange.
JAS. N. LIPsCOMB, RI. 8. g.
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all All Diseases Of the Blood

IfVEGETINE will Telia. pain, cleanse, purify
eud cure such dlSesses, restoring H.. Iaiieni l.,
perfect health after trying different III tn,,s
many reAfodes. suffering for years. IL {, 49,
eoncinsive nronf. IL yon nre Rni,eier. y.m tai
oS Sufesi? S:'s 10 ih,s i"es;;inr performing
such great cures? IL works IN III, ,f,tn! In ne
eirc-lnting fluid. II rnn truly L.. .ai.,l Tie
GREAT BLH,n PURIFIER. the .:rea; >,,rr,t
OK disease originates In he lln"-i ;-. MOI:
trine that does not act directly H,uii il; ,,rii.
and renovate, has ai,y just Claim ul-,n ,,utii.
attention.
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wouia Give q Oeilar FOR Dose.
A..

f u. SrEyGSS, Esd:
hear Slit have been badly afflicted ~ i'll X ~,
ney compliant for ten years have suffered
great pain In nay back hjis .s,i side u iih vrrai
.ilidculty In passing urine. uhirh was often md.
Ia very smal! quantities. frequeptiyt rmIn,.irJ
With blood am, eEcruriating Iuaiu. ] nave ,aiili.
tuiy tried most OF tho Popular nie,lies rr,ri,,-
nfended ros my eotuplainI; been under The
tfeatYnens osi so,ns Of ilre most sEilfnl ,.lyri.
ciAns Ia Boston, all OF whom !,roneuured my ave
tneurable. ThSs EHs my rontiition when i u nF
advised by friend TO try tie vEukyINE. ans. J
could SEQ tho Gond efferts frum the first dose I
took, eud from that uioE.en, Aepi cn improving
think about sia bottloA -,
10 ie indeed o valuable n,edirina and II I
ea1nla b stllceea ss.s - si;e ..ay -,
gtyS Collar for O iuss, IL I cogld not gel i,
n>spsetfaliy, ts.M. GLE,
35l Third st., South Boston.