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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-14

Sarer S'ets Gih.-A delegation of
Piute chiefs anil Captains is going from
here to San Francisco to-l2urrow 20 see
General Mcdowell and explain to him
the situation in the infested country
along the Nevada, Oregon and Idaho
boundaries. and the course the Piut,s
intend iopursuc. The delegation will
consist Of Nnches, Beuna Vista John.
Charley and breckenridge. and three
warriors. Old Winnemucea vould
have joined the delegation. but he left
Camp McDermit last Tuesday with
scouting party and is now supposed to
be in the Stien Mountain country.
A partial clean up was made n. The
Dun Glen mill yesterday The result
was entirely satisfactory TO the rnannge.
ment. Over $1,000 worth OF bullion.
gold and silver, WAS taken from the
pans and shipped in the shape of
handsome bar, To San Francisco.
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possibly be. To such au absurd exten,
Is this carried, that if one journal
happens TO be the first to advocate a
good measure, or good man. or ap.
plaud good deed. the others will de-
nounce aud oppose. II one suggests "A
matter Of Importance to the public
good. another will resist it, unless il,
can prove by it's flies that il was the
first to originate the idea. II one
could suggest specific for a contagious
disease. or discover a preventive to the
spread of couhasra;ions. or the occur.
renee Of earthquakes, the others would
prefer to have the epidemic continue,
and would rather geo the city burned
or destroyed by coEyuIsion than that
its riVal should be credited with the
suggestion thu; secured safety.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-14

On Wednesday last, nt Snn Francisco,
the Revenue Mining Company, of Tus.
cnrorn. Nevada. fled articles OF incor.
uoraiion, with n capital stock of $40,
100000. The Directors Of tho com.
pany arc @. II. Twi,chell, A. J. Bun.
ner, l.. q. Wiener. jeremiah Miller
and L. V. d. IIoya. The Revenue is
the "secret mine" about which we have
been mnGing so many loud hints Of
late. The mine has been opened up
Mt IL point near the Independence mill,
aud IL the new find keeps up its lick
with the present indications. il is lia-
BILE 10 make stir in the stock marke.
some fine day Tm,s-Reri,w.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-14
About Rcsunnntinn.

Secretary Sherman says he has not
decided to announce the resumption of
specie payments in advance OF the LIST
Of January next the time fixed By law.
He says, however, resumption may come
before that time by natural causes, or
when the premium on specie shulI dis
appear: that we are now approaching
that event, and IL is the duty Of the
Government TO employ all Legitimate
means to produce such result.
just so. And yet this great financial
light Of tie nineteenth century was,
until literally thrust by power greater
than he, from perfectly un.enable po.
sition, one Of the principal opponents
Of the just and equitable measure which
has been wholly instrumental in pro-
ducinS the very cheering state OF affairs
proclaimed in the above announcement
Having done all in his power to prevent
tho reconciliation Of silver, through
which resumption has become possible.
ii is now in order that le should take
unto himself the credit Of having
brou,, ht about the financial millennium
by his own unaidcd efforts.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-14

Oh Monday last, at O'Clock, SAYS
the Phoebe Record OF the Cta, Sheriff
Mckee gmrnishcd two bars of bullion
placed in Wells, Fargo & Co.'S charge
for transportation by L. II. Clute. Mr.
Clute claims these bars rs being the
product Of chloriders ore; the Sheriff
claimed them rs being the product Of
amalgam under attachment at the mill.
and as such he was responsible for
them in case the Alps Company went
into the bankrupt court. We know
nothing as to the merits of the case,
except MS to the fact Of the gnrnish.
meut.
Bullion TO the value of $l3,ls3 Al,
was shipped during the week according
to repor.s Of Superintendenis.
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sad Accident.

On Thursday morning, says the
Sentinel of Saturday. John RaFs.n, n
miner of Tenn Puhu:c, nni Samuel
Young, the owner Of snwmill at Troy,
left Eureka TO go to lem Pahute dis.
tiict. Upon reaching Beowu's ranch
at Duckwater, A miles from here.
they decided to remain for the night.
Yesterday afternoon n nan named
Chnrlcs Barge conc into town bringing
the sad news that on the night before
tho stockaie house in which Russell!
and Young were sleeping had taken
frc, aud both men wcro very seriously
burned. Tho only particulars W.
could glcom were that They were locked
IN tho house AMI unable to mako their
escape. We expect full particulars to.
day upon the return of DR.. Ovens.
who went ont to minister to their suf.
fcrings.
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WSho are Tacyg

The White Pine Ners Of the 9th in,
stant. publishes the following lettci
which WAS han led into that Office by
one Geo. p. Meconkey, ami which the
Ners fiuiI it difficult Ia unrayel:
PAISE's FEaRY, IDAno. June 90.
"SIn II yon eau give me any infor-
nation of these men. or let me Know
where their folks live. will give all
the Information eau concerning them.
Direct to Cheyenne.
OtIvTR SHAFER.
Accompanying this uDint.iiigiblr let.
ter We're two receipts. one poll tax
receir: af-Mh:te rins County. dated
May 5th, 1878. ami beagiug the name
OF y. SInnrr, or Srme name similar;
the otLer is u Eureka rostoilice bos re.
ceipt up TO January ]. 1873, which is
endorsed on the back w. 4. Hunsaker.
The only reasonable conclusion we can
arrive ut from the letter is that the
persons whose names appear on the re.
ceip;s must have been killed in tho late
indinn troubles and these papers found
on their persons after death"
As Mr.. Payne, the owner of the fer
ry. who with his family escaped the
Indians At the time oithe late raid, are
now temporary residents of this place,
he can probably extract something in.
telligib.e from the document.
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Indian War News.

A disya,ch from Canyon City. dated
July 81, says: As your correspondent
was ON the eve Of starting from Camp
uarney. three days ago. to join General
! Howard, courier came dashing iutu
camp from General Howard. who was
then at Silver Creek, 90 miles from
Harney, with orders for general sup.
ply tain, which had Just arrived u,
Harvey, To proceed with all possible
speed to this place Canyon City,, 50
miles distant, with every available man
to guard the train, which included
your correspondent. We arrived here
to-day and found great excitement.
Fourteen citizen scouts went out yes
trrliy to learn the whereabouts Of IL.
Indians. They went to the fork Of the
John Day, and up the South Fork eight
miles, iiuding Indian signs. They
commenced examining tho tracks, when
suddenly man appeared on distant
hill aud called out in good English:
"What are you doing down there?" lie
was taken to he white man, AMI
threw the scouts somewhat of their
guard. The Indians then got in the
first fire, aud appeared suddenly in
large numbers. The scouts returned
the fire and started back, firing as fns;
rs they couId, the Indians trying to
en-: them oil. jim Clark, the lender
OF the scouts. had his horse shot under
him, and took TO the brush on tho
creek. Two others were relieved Of
their hoIses in the same way. and took
To the brush also. 4 young man nam
ei Aidrich WAS shot through the head
and killed instantly. The remaining
ten escaped, although two were wounded
They we're attacked by at least 900
IuiianS. Tho main body of the In.
dams Is five miles further ahead. They |
number between seven aud eight hun. |
dred warriors and have 5000 head of |
stock with them. Three armed men
have gone ont from here to-day To look |
after them. Nothing has been heard of |
tie men who took to the brush, but !
Adams says it is impossible for them 10 |
escape. The brush patch is narrow all |
along the creek, and the men wouid
have TO come or open ground to get out
Of the Indians lines. The Indians may
turn to the right and 90 towards NAL !
hcur river, or they may rnss into Col |
unbia river valley, below Umntilla. |
Howard is thought to be 10 miles in
Tie rear oi the main body Of the In-
dams. and battle is expected every
duy.
AS soon the news reached Canyon City
that CinTA was missing, party Of IL |
mea went to their assistance, coming
across Clark at Cummings ranch, about
two miles from 'he fork of the John
Day river, to which point Cinrk had
succeeded III making his escape. While
ut this place the Indians made an at
tack on them, and drove them from tho
ranch, wounding Schulz. The hos
tiles took the stage stock and burned
the vehicles and all the buildings on
lEo ranch.
The following is an extract from n
letter from L l.. Turk, Canyon City,
JGly LIST: l have just returned from
carrying dispatches from Colonel Gro.
ver's command; everything is ,iisorgan-
lied; tEc Indians are all around US; we
have been fighting for thc Last three
days; can't tell how many are killcd,
wo know of i of our men; wo want
help. l have bceu in the saddle for
three nights; ali business hunses are
closed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-14

Judging from the following London
dispatch the Muscovite has lost little
by consenting To the dictation of n con.
gress OF the Powers, nfter all:
The progress already made in the
Berlin Congress bids fair TO vindicate
the prediction of adjournment during
Ju!y. Thus far indications point to a
substantial Russian triumph in the
Congress. England has gained nothing
practical which was not offered her long
before BcGccnsaeid made his expensive
war!iko demonstrations. The stipula-
ton that Turkey may fortify the Bal
kans amounts 10 nothing, il the other
arrangement leaves Russia a road open
to turn that line ut Will and at vastly
less expense. Nothing has yet occui-
red, or Is likely to occur, changing the
fact that Turkey will henceforn be
Russia's ally or vassal, and not Eng
lands. The absolute security for Eng
land which Bcaconstield set out TO OBJ
tain is an impossible chimera. Russia,
III the person of her Turkish vassal,
still stand on the Bosphorus and will
stand there after the British forces have
returned homewcrd.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-14

J. Aaron. president OF the Sutro Tun-
mel Company. who with his family pass.
ed west on his way from Paris by the
train this morning, received
dispatch from Virginia City Announcing
that at O:?O last night the drill in the
Savage drift penetrated The lccky bar.
rier' making the frst opening into the
great tunnel. Connection of the tun.
mel and the savnge works has been look
ed for during rny day Of the week past,
but the momentous event was deferred
from day to day until the time stated
above.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-14

AN attempt was mado at an carly
hour Saturday morning TO burn tho up.
per hutdy house, on Buel Atrcct. II
was closed at half pms, o'clock, aud
after that time some individual satufat.
cd the window frames aud front of tho
building nearest Clark street. with
conl oil, u liberal application Of tue
same having been applied. lie then
set fire TO it, but fortunately IT failed
20 spread, only scorching tho wood
and then dying out. Tho perpoiralor
would have met with severe punish.
mem had he been de,ected.--Lcadsr.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-14

NEws reached here last evening OF
the burning to death Yesterday after.
noon, Mt Dayton, OF Mrs. Vim. William
son. Several versions Of the very sad
affair were in circulation, but the mos;
generally accepted one was that Mrs.
Williamson. who had got some things
out of the burning house, went back
for more, was unable tp open the door
which closed after her, and perished In
the burning building. - Cursor Agpec
July 81.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-14

EEw ORLEANS is experiencing some
trouble. growing out OF some old pro-
ceedings against the city by Mrs Gains.
The good lady obtained o judgement
against tho city some years ngo for
$i25, 2Gj. and was about to sell the
whole municipality for what 1t would
bring, when certain citizens signed n
bond Of the city tnd the sale WAS
postponed. A few days ago the judge.
ncuI was enforced against the securi.
ties aud and now ihoy 80 to the United
States Court for redress.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-14
Daniel F. 3ealty's
PARLoR ORGANS.

These remarkable Instruments pospess sapaes
iirr ior musical Elects and cxpSes, ions never
pei ~ alta hei. adapied Tor Aniateur aud Pro-
tesrinnHi, Snt an ornament In any parlar Ex-
Gel tn quality cr Tore, y horouuh
MoritmnnAhii,, Elegant Designs and
nishi and wO, dernil variety nj their eou-
oinahnn stops. ft'fy ihttrument fully warA
ranied To- six YEARS as strictly nrut-cIass In
ev,Iy respect, and - rhIrshtse Ill. y are
shiI 70 on froM I've ~ nnecn days lest trisL
mo'ey refunded aud freight chHrges paid boih
ways 10y me II they srr rtiiSfrprerenteu or II,
any wnS nrn'e nhS.ii factory. M ahSh uifrf
has ever been iasile. pe~-re Of limitations;
,grhts wanted. but where ] have none, LARGE
uI-' ouiiiS made tn introduce in new iocaiitisa,
SEND Tor ilinstrsied vERrISE;R, co; tain.nR
long liAiS OF te-iTnohiAls frori we'll kn. vn per.
sons. sosie o' whom ynn Inay know, classified
oy states. with p"st.nficcs annexed, that all
NAV inquire direct OF thea. Address DANIki,
y aENirY. Washington. New Jersey.
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Com Minc la I.audcr Connty.

Cohi Aihc la Lander County.
l.. II. Bowers, says the Kecciiis Of the
"'h' arrived from But;l" Mountain this
morning, bringing samples OF coal from
minc discovered aud owned by him.
situated about twenty miles southeast
of Battle Mountain. Tho character Of
the coal is bitumoaI. but lIr. Bowers
says 1t burns like anthracite. all con.
sumiug to II clear. white ash, in tho
tests made. "he specimen showed us
is block about Gxl0 inches in size, and
was taken from u ihirty.foot vein at n
depth Of ono hundred feet from the sur.
face-abovo water level. IfMr. Bowers
has q tnhirty foot vein Of such stuff he
has big fortune.
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DANIEL :. sEATTrs
Pianos and Organs

The Pianos and Organs n, nut.efur,d hr ~,
lei DcAfy Of Washington. New J-rscy ARC
more earnestly aud generally c,ninended by
thc Prtss. aud music loving rl,hllc than Spf NJ
strrniehtS manufactured La tlis ccunfrr ~
EnrnPe. The Pia"o- have the greatest possihI,
d,pth richness aid volume of toSe. combined
win rarr brilitsncy. clearness and rerfeet
evenii-rr ihrOugh''i IA the entire scale and aboy6
All. surprising dn rniiot shieh nevs- ehsnrrS
nn er The in"st delicain or puSer nj tnnSh
The celebrated ..siOl.ien Tongue Reeds IN
,"Ai'y eel e:at-h nrR.n IN ennJunc.Iin vi
the per ectei hr~d POArds tfoluc.. rw... ,,,,. :
aud powerful ONES Nv ~ Insfrpmniif PiapJ
an 'rvHn. fully wArranie pcrt-cs In ev n r.s
~ CT. ava SIN be shtlped nD frsm Ave 10 nj.
tc-a dsyr' T. St trial. iii. nan nfn.tur,r pnxt,',.
~. iIh' hpth ways. Il the fnrtrtI meat II int sa,.
i>i,c'"ry. inustrAt-- intE"Tl>s q. tCatiIog-o o
, u,Is"n:l ent ir,. on nlplication. ddr re-.
New Jersey.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-14

Tns University OF London will, this
Fall, be thrown open TO women in oil
Of it, dcpnrimonts--lnw, medicine, lit
cratnrc and sGiJnoc--Nnd women will
receive tho same degrees ns men. on
compiling Tho same studics. The now
plan meets with tho hearty approval
nnd co operation Of every member Of
the faculty.
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B:allT5
Plaa0 AND paa.O7 ORGAN
INSTRUCTOR.

coniai,i' the elements ~ fS,Sie. With ess,
and pr'',, cssiyc CstriSs ~ perfect TIE player
which - Adird oyet -iSt, watssa, PolLaa
March =. aiups. ~ trst' Nrib trs 4 arres
etc, by hhi Z. b,sHv. wa hiiainn Sew
Jctsry, uts ~ tit, beet Nura- - iGs.nl ever
in'rVIuct q. thd sh nil he W iht hluos VI e,efl
piano snd ogsn p!A' or. tcul o.ti aid tu eiy
port thc nit uicat CAnsda tor my 50
cents. The price Il wig bl,E reduced ~ IL, rn
dpcc " cN tSNhc'C. Ndircss. DAN. III. y.
BEAIIS. Naaiins uu, New Jst.ty.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-14

Ia the grca; University rowing race
between Oxford and Cambridge, aud
Columbia and the Sho,wnc c.cac me,tes.
tho Americans wcic victorious, the
Columbin crew being The winner Of the
best two n three heats.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-14

A rorJ containing over $4,000 in
gold was uueatthcd by farmer named
Sawyer OF Scott county, Illinois, while
p'owirg on his farm iow days ago.
The gold peices were eagles aud half
eagles, black with age, and Of The coin.
nac Of 1895. No ono seems 60 know 10y
whom IL was bnriod, but ruuor has II
some Government official in early days
hid the treasure aud either died or waa
never able to dud IL again.
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GEAND PRIZE.

The croSs.cUt from tho lower level
was connected with the new shaft
Thursday night. West drif, is in 32O
feet fIom tho main shaft and as there
is nothing in the face of the drift. it
will not be continued any further west.
The pump is in place. works well and
will handle the water easily. Work Oh
the new shaft was rcsumcd Friday
morning.
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a NEpH.sR, mnu a.ls people to be.
lieve thn. his dog deliberately walked
In from, Of r"ilrond train. laid his
head on the rail-. uni wns KILLED, be.
cause o! sorrow for the death OF child
for whom il bad shown strong attach
esnt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-14

A PARTY of English engineers and
mining managers are paying visit
to the coal field of tho North Of France,
their object being 10 examine the geo.
logical strata, aud ascertain whether
the coal bed is not the continuation Of
that in SomsTsnIsbire.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-14

THE Los Angeles RtPa1iican learns OF
recent tine strike Of oil, ut n depth Of
about 1000 feet, in tho well Of the Los
Angeles Oil Conpnay, in the Sespo
District. The VOL is said to yield
thirty barrels per day Of fine quality Of
nil
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-14

The following news in relation to
the progress being made in the miucs
il from the usual weekly report of the
Tunes Rcricr:
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-14

a SAGnAMgSrAS has received letter
from his father ia Louisville KY, which
says that II Mollio Mccarthy boats Ten
Brocck II will bankrupt nearly the en-.
tire State.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-14

THE Bodie Standard says that worl;
in the South Standard mine will be re.
snmed at once. a donkey engine will
be on the ground in about 20 days, and
the sinking Of the shaft will be rrsum-
ell. In the meantime the workmcn
will be engaged in timJcring.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-14

TEs big pumping engine ut the yell
low Jacket ncw shaft started up We'd.
nesdny night. aud worked to n charm.
This is The largest pumping engine on
the Cumstock. and cost over $500, 900.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-14

Gov. PAcnrco is prominently named
for appointment, TO the recently revived
Office OF Minister TO Bolivia. Ho is re-.
commended by most Of tho California
delegation in Congress and nlso by
Representatives Gariielu. Foster and
ualo
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INDEPENDENCE.

WorS on No. /, , aud > shafts is 10.
ing ahead rs usual aud are taking out;
some good or, from ouch shaft Drifts
and Slopes are yielding the usual
amount OF ore.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-14

TnE Manhattan Company shipped
from Austin, on the Sd, bullion valued
at Si2,7sG &c.
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BEATTY
Piano and Organ.

There II no mannfaetu er ~ Iianos and nf-
gEnr Ia This or any Other country Who has re-
eeiTcd so many unsolicited intnrsemeniS A. hss
Ar. Beatty. From every tate AMI TsrritnTy
comes the same verdict: They arc the hest II,
the world Illustrated ADVERTISER Oats
BEATTY, Wasbinaton. New Jersey. oeg
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sILvER PRIZE.

Good progress has been made durimg
the pms. week with north drift. Ii7-
foot Level. Tho Icdc' is increasing in
s'so rs the drift il extended towurds
tn" cross vein. Considerable orc on
the dump ready FOX mill when one
cMn be mrnnms.I
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GET YOUR PRINTING DoNE
ATrmE INDEPENDENT OFFICE
TIE JOB DEPARTMENT.

TIE JOB DEPARTMENT
B. B ............. .......... b. b.
Has been rented and furnisbnI WIlh,he
--latest p-sISns Ia Type and TO, ders
And arc. nov prepared to do
ALL KINDS OF .;oH PRINTING
' ''> 80 ~ 0''''''
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L AA.

South irii; on the 100 level i'm niuo
feet. the ore improving in quality ms
the dTift advances. Preparation are
being mndo to resume sinking the main
shaft at .uce.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-14

Everything about tlia mill nni rnina
running satisfactory. Slopes and drift
on tho 30 level showing good. Will
ship bullion Monday.
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PROGRAMMES, ETC

Call NJ the independent Once.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-07-18
VEGETIME
FOR DROPSY.
I never shall
Forget eEsa first Dose.


Mr. II R ST=vBNs =
Dear Sir-I have been great sufferer from
dropsy was confined to my house more than
wear Sly months of the time was entirely help-
less l Vi as o5liEed to have two men help me IN
and out of bed l swollen 1e inches larger
than my natural size around ms waist suffered
all man could and live. tried all remedies for
nropsy I had three different doc,ors My
friends all expec e" l would die: many nights |
was expected to die before morning. At last Vege
tine was ut me by friend. | never shau forget
the frs dose. 1 could realize its good effect from
day to-day; | getting better. After L taken
some or bottles could sleep quite well nights
I began to gain now quite fast Ny appel tteSw
good; the dropsy had at this time disappeared L
kept takinr the Vegetine until reg lined my usual
health l heard of great many cures by using
Veeetife after l got out and was able to attend to
In$ work am a carpenter and builder. I will
lso say ii haS cured aunt OF my wife 9 OF Neu-
raIpia who had suffered for more than 30 years.
She saws she has not had any neuralgia for eight
months 1 have given it to one OF my children for
GFanfer HuInor. 1 have doubt in my mind 1t
will cure any hilmor 1t is great cleanser of the
blood; it il safe to give child. will commend It
to the world NV father is 81 years old, and he
says there is nothing like it to give strength and
life to an aged person | cannot be too thankful
for the use of il am,
Very gratefully yours JOHN S. NOTTAGE.
All DISEASES CT TIE BLcoB If Vegetine will
relief pain cleanse purify; and cure such diseases
restoring the patient to perfect health after trying
different remedies and suffering for years. is it not
conclusive proof if %ou are sufferer you can be
cured ? Why is this medicine performing such
great cures? 1t works in the blood, i'll tue circu-
ilting fluid 1t truly be called the treat Blood
Purifier. The great source of disease originates in
the blood and no medicine that does not directlS
act upon it to purify ana ronoVate, has any just
claim upon public attention.